Norwich Bulletin dated August 6, 1914

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Soveral German Vessels Brought.Into Habror by British Cruiser---Others Impounded C. NNONAN}J@’ HEARD OFF COASTS OF EUROPE...

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o Gourt Wiridham, No. 97, ¥. of A, 3§ o ehetuck { 1odge, No. 16, 1. 0. 0. PN mguu.—%m of Co. L. Armory, Carnival Will Closs

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of ounlnt to mqs represent. nlhbh camp-n\ !nmn Now. Insurance and Real Estate Agent, Richards Building, =91 Main Street your

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‘ ; : Q&td/t’th @nfidm 1 and Cousfier 118 YEARS OLD b monthy & yeas. & Entered at the Postoffice at Norwich, Conp,, as...

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s showing a fine line of NEW MIL- Workérs Who Win It seeds today. uated from Are Workers Who Wq Our facilities for placing

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Middletown Visit. 7 Althosgh a majority of the voters of the éwn of Stonington are resi- dents of Pawcatuck, ali pubite town.

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to he a‘m onvert food into Tich, o H:?u Blood. This master-st § loadera chemisicy. lv mnod.lfin“ral - has been termed the...

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Prospect of Large Amout of Work: This Fall Is Not Especially Bright. Real estate sales last ed by The Commercial bered 384,

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of tn N wali ‘fllnunn: ? cle Jed, Bulletin and ad of th cations {5 Un “Whatever you are—Be thatl Wh.uv&r you say—-Be truel! 1

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CaMP. OF THEENTOMOLOGISTS In ¢osTa Rrea A New Collection of More Than 200,000 Butterflies in the Na- tional Museum — A Labor

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& gepair Work * all kinds on Automebiles, ariages, Wagons, Trucks | cou and Carts. Mechanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- sing,

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. ¥ everybody's friend is a revelation in B. P, 0. E. I 0.0 Fy , 0. D. H. 84| e, No. 430, meets at ng?‘som : 085 Feitons’ —