Norwich Bulletin dated November 4, 1914

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WHITMAN "OVERWHELMS GLYNN "IN NEW YORK STATE crujesrs have put to séa from Kiel - REPUBLICANS GAIN 27 ©* MEMBERS IN HOUSE.

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in great measure due the mills were closed. . g Ladies’ Catholle Benevolent Assogla- CHARITY BALL RECEIPTS....

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. YOUR FALL WORK TAKE A WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION POLICY WITH' J. L. LATHROP & SONS “28 Shetucket Street, Norwich, Mn. 100 per

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7 e = wad gflafiw 118 YEARS OLD ;:-m Price 130 & weeks Gte & {4 t the Postoffice at Morwica, ee‘fif;'f’.‘:’ .ocom:-ehu matier.

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3 SRR Al kinds of F: th Vegehblu H. T MILLER School for Dancing 28 Oak Street. OPENS © ' SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1914 Biginners

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F3EEEL o 3‘5 g Judge Edward M. m L] ular session of the: We court esday, Mre. L it 1 s iy 2 S the aote Tatk of Mre: € n 4...

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b b LA kl‘s s \ P & .:par A 3 Befimaing Wedfiay, Nov. 4, and contmumg ‘to and mclndmg Vehesday Nov. 11 il this store will...

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Seven Old Ladies of Lavender Town, a playlet in two acts, was very sue- cessfully staged in the parlors of the Universalist

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Continued from Poge One.. e WINDHAM COUNTY ' eaSopuvag Shers d g 3 4 7 1 GCHEDHN +.coseeree” 18 64 2 Wastford veveiewes 33 66

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final the town hall, George Fool was in Dantelson T "“.s"“":?"m |~ Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Dubuc were mnflhmmdmtmmofimflmh&m...

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in New land. T Nes ek the Salit ‘oo swhish i wear better, keep its gloss lenger, Why not ‘have yours right? (¢ costs no nore,

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pySudeville’ and d Photoplays at Davis V-.uaevme and . Motion Pictures Il the Auditorium. Moving Pictures fl Colon’:1...