Norwich Bulletin dated November 28, 1916

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TEUTONS CONTROL LINE OF ALT RIVER Germanic Invaders Are Daily Drawing Nearer the Capital of Rumania MACKENSEN BUT 47 MILES

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FROM BULLET WOUND s S l.hmd. Al gh Paralyzed, % By Grandson, Leon"Gil- ‘man, November 12. - y Gilman, 70, who was shot u ring

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Best' : “A man can make kis wife, Bt pernacize against sickness and acoi- dent. z Write -or_call Ji L. LATHROP & SONS 28...

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Y g 120 YEARS OLD tion price 12¢ a week; i §6.00 a year. jered at the Postoffice at Norwich, s second-class matter. b...

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POULTRY. TURKEYS, DUCKS, GEESE, GUINEAS, FOWL, ROASTING CHICKENS MUSHROOMS, PEPPERS, CAULI- FLOWERS, TANGARINES, CASABA...

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ing Donations for Haliday nknirum- City Poor—Rev. George H, Ewing Enumerates Reasons for ‘. Givinfg’ | The Thenksgiving organ

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Norwich, Tuesday, Nov. 23, 19116. THE WEATHER. The winds along the north Atlantic| - - coast will be fresh und strong south-

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A AN YA 2 S fuJ'.&S “railroad men! uty in a watch. ~the rest of your life. \VAV..VAVAE\V ous irding -~ and the vaich Tnat...

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the*so-called little ailments— . Advances - Wages — Schmidt-O'Nell , Press: i s | bilios attacks, sick headache, las-...

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FAIR, WARMER TODAY: . - o » CLOUDY TOMORROW ' 0 T ) i 1 = i i lin clubs, consisting of 40 men, will - ; D ‘What Is Going On