Norwich Bulletin dated October 5, 1917

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HAIG HAS HIS BIG RENEWED OFFENSIVE Al the Objectives of the First Day Are Reported to " Have Been Won and Held e At the Given

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TAKES AMERICAN FLAG AND WILL BRING BACK GERMAN ONE Bo Harry Cotter, Lisutenant of Draft- ed Men, Promises Mayor Dunn on...

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Brokers Forced to Pay Back Deposit Money—Box Seats Now Selling for $75—Betting About Even—National Other Playing...

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Jlorwich Bnlletin and Goufied 121 YEARS OLD Sutsctiption price 12e & weelis S0v & meweht $5.00 & ye£r. Entered st the...

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Franklin Square WHERE ALL CARS STOP Norwich, Friday, Oct. 5, 1917. VARIOUS MATTERS Light evening. vehicle lamps at 555 this A

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“Second Hberty Loan on a twenty-five wezkly p.ynthplu. Bonds paid for through CURRENT and FUTURE SAVINGS are the greatest...

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~To get out of your motor built mto it requires a - gasoline' that is not only pure but uniform.. -It_is because every gallon

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i i T S it’ ot ey LEGAL NOTICES. NOTIGE . Notice is nereby given thit an ap. plication ang petition were presented to the...

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Forty-eight Men Leave Thursday Mak- ing 102 of District’s Queta of 119 at Camp—Three Men Fail to Show Ug— Saloon Raided by

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(Written Specially for The Bulletin.) York state dairyman re- to his dairy paper for informatio: as o ths vaius uf roots for

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A e B s § \ i i . A : . . o e == HILDGETS SICK | Ty CROSS, FEVERISH FRISWE"LS “IFCONSTIPATED Am&rwan ilitary Heary Allen &

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FULL ‘ASSOOCIATED . PRESS DESPATCHES 2 TO RENT 7 WANTED—To lease & house of 10 or | FOR SALE—A-1 paclor stove. ~Can| _ TO...