Norwich Bulletin dated May 22, 1914

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m fiofio flnchuglrt on I.mdon Police in En- |2, du\or to Enter Buckingham Palace LED BY MRS. PANKHURST AND MISS SYLVIA Squad...

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9188, $1.25. " 8249 ‘intesest every housekeeper to pay a visit to this department. | So75° ~usually have to pay full price.

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LEAGUERS & ‘TAKE FEW CHANCES. Stealing Basea Seems to be a Dis- credited Side of “the Game. Stealing bases seems to be a dis-

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THE NEW RAILWAY PROJECT. . Tranapertation lines are not all suc- cesses, however promising they may nwre appeared upen paper,

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! - SOMERS Boot and Shoe lwn: All work ) Called far and dolbnr" A. GOLDBLATT, 60 Franklin Street A Flag THAT IS A BARGAIN 3x5

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. General Singing Fund $ 685752 fitted with a tablet of paper, Salaties 475000 ourt House 6,900.00 pencil, address book and

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all Tight munly ~gone from my Vinol mmn. a. urative, hwinl b‘:?n. livers (w‘lm- We oN- “sotd o Baltie Cb., and in Taft-...

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i \fl fodders and graine. ~3But the common-sense farmer doesn’t seil this raw material; he. manufactures it into beef, pork,

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!' m > S@h . ' ycontract r)z_mvg.’ ‘with the state, and ; SR 1 MALGRES e o onti mpen: George E. Shaw and L. O. Wil- |ago,...

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Hartford, May 21.—Former Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley put a quietus to- day on the rumor about the political camps of the state

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to_moderate variable winds, Predictions from. m‘fi'ew York Her- ald: On Friday it will be -generally clear to partly overcast

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Juetty source of much pride to the men and to the city. Christine Miller, the contralto who assists, has a true contralto...