Norwich Bulletin dated January 14, 1914

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VOL. LVL—NO. 11 The Bulletin’s Circulation in Norwich is Double That of Any Other Paper, and lts Total Circulation is the...

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Willimantic, Danielso snsusaensusuEs sssansue plumbers had their hands full Tues- What Is Going On Tonght. Willimantic...

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INSURANCE EMPLOYERS The new Compensation Law | which takes effect Jan. 1, 1914, Applies To You. Protect Yourself with a...

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and Toufied 118 YEARS OLD e s s::bur;&nmth-m&)ma “uenthy Entered at the Postoffice at Norwich, 0. as second-class mattar....

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ACCOMAC TOMATOES Heavy pack (Virgimians) each 10c, dozen $1.10 Extra Fancy TOMATOES Solid pack, red and skinless 17¢ can,...

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- ONE INE NIGHT'S _l}flLIl IN WES"IERLY Sfifieient To Freeze the Pawcatuck River From Shore to Shore—State...

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The Porteous & Mitchell GCom, Our January Clearance Sale is Continued in Full Force all this Week This Great Annual Sale was

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Lady Assistant when requested e Msulletin, THE WEATHER. , Forecast for Today. ! For Southern New England: Fair, continued...

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Property Valuation as Fixed by Assessors on Which Resi-| Brown, Henry J. . — . - - rown, Ida S. dents and Non-Residents Must

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COMPLETE | COMPLETE TAX LIST : ——— (’ William 3 Howard, Overton i 7,300 m%e.'& est. 500 bbard, A. H., Co. | Charles L., Mrs.

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Rosenblatt, Abraham ‘Smith, Mary W. and Hazel B. 6,500 'fllm Fred G. Ross, Edward S. ‘ . Smith, Maria M. Rossoll, Gustay 1,000

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PAIR, COLD TODAY; FAIR, WARMER THURSDAY. \/hat Is Going On Tonight. evitle Aand Motion Plctures af Carium. fires At Colonini