Norwich Bulletin dated January 1, 1916

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) tm | | uscovites Are Being ,watched\ By Al Armies of /IS NOW MAKING- SOME the Central Powers IMPORTANT GAMPAIGN...

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“ome step, m&m & Dreamer; Slnp With an O1d fox trot, Spookville Araby; 3 waltz, - Don: Tkom) ald pson, Raymond Parker, ‘Wood,

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orning. Harry W. Kullstrum of Brown uni- is the guest of John. M. Dowe, | Sunrise Meeting. w. Clarence E. Barber will con-

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and @oudfied 120 YEARS OLD e fon price 1Z¢c a week) 50c a At the P , &t Norwich, ComB. as seosnd-ciass matter. Busin ce_480.

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bard Squash. _SPINACH ‘. KING ORANGES : | CASABA' MELONS 4 FANCY .GRAPE FRUIT 250 FTABLE RAISINS - APPLES | PINEAPPLES...

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a3 ‘wife e o g i sifs) & §§! ISMISS from ourmind.ferthcmoment, nohcsitatwn,no “loginess,” butanm X D the new clurms which the

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line or Garage F‘-o—Poh:c w‘lfib 1153 de&mw 2 rfiz ts, where n-ollne was lmm = __| ~ ECONOMY SALE == == Floor Coverings and ut

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you should have you' progerty ptot::’ted against loss by fire. First. ! An Insurance Policy costs little com- | pared wi...

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is one of the oldest institutions of Eastern Connecticut, and has increased its business neurly 100% in the pust five years

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in the Bradley building. The net result of the changes of the to the number of banks in Danielson is a reduction from year as

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and w!ll‘ Porter. ads in Little River Herbert Maynard and family spent Christmas at Fred Miner's. SOUTH LYME Mr. and Mre....

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of Generel and Transcript as follows: r 16, 1915, w the grst’ of the establishment of tional Bayk act, and because of this

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etess, Mrs. vall through- | tan, Stephe country dur- Amflc coast becoming south; middle Atlantic, Mm Southeast and south....

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uy&_nqmd,m take J. E. T. to Aunty’s pienic? Roxanna Wince: It really isn’t necessary for us to go into details and tell you

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nnifer, by Edith i< The of Jennifer is a woman’s strong love forwher h which rmwhnwmm At nd, the nm of thIl cflflca‘:m- at uo,

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ls the Aggregate of Monetary Transactxmslm VB' \king, acturing a Jobbing for New London and Windham Counties During the Year

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| | THE POLG THE WER Cavse THE AN " RUES TLON. M i i ' - ] 11{ ‘Sorié~ ; R : e g i 7% &7 EAGTLING, Wfi\"’z" //‘// U FF TN ey,

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g Ensilage, canned cow-fodder; canned while the fodder is fresh and sweet with all its natural Juices in it. ) It bears about

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TR T It really is unnecessary to tell the readers of the Bulletin that this house can and will supply any- _thing needed in

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ITH but few exceptions Amer- ica maintained the reputa- tation in 1915 of producing the leading figures in sport, and no...

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,Ouanti Price and Pmsents | WMM This is what the SERV-US -Pure Food Products are doing and doing successfully. SERV-US Pure

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Now for the Gr.ato.t Va luo- UR Forty-third Great Annual Clearance Sale which will begin Monday, January 3rd, 1916, will be

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this page we call atfiennon‘w’our ot THOUSAIEIBS of families, all over Emm -4 uary Clearancc Sale offerings in Staple'...

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JEREMIAH HALSEY In reviewing the history of the bar of Norwich, of ‘twenty-five or more years ago, the name of Mr. Halsey'

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size oF THE siLo. .“And the table below, likewise prepared station, gives height, diameter and capacity. . varying...

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In October, 1904, the Norwich State hospital was opened fo!' the reception of patients, the first state institution to be...

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9 e e R A A Record figures that were made in building in Eastern Con- necticut in 1914 were nearly equalled in 1915 and a...

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Heads FRANK J. KING Norwich Twelve months that opened last January with promise of Zo0d things businesswise for Eastern...

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b § ndfiatfi County Records Wi County agent work js new in Windham county. Barly in 1916 ive farmers, and business men as well,

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i not likely that the great world com- ibat will end until 1918.. One of. the i times when peace appears ~probable will be in