Norwich Bulletin dated September 27, 1918

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Bulletin Service Flag VOL. LIX—NO. 232 POPULATION 29,919 NORWICH, C rmiwr, \ssmuaen 27, 1918 A NEW OFFENSIVE BY THE AMERICANS

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visiting friends in Rockville. Mrs. Thusa G. Turner, ul“l \ Local schools were closed Thursday | English teachers at the Wind

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etc—see that we IN. SURE YOUR pro FORE this happens. service. * ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Esf Agent Richards...

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and Goufied drill for at,least a year and that no instructions or directions had been given to the employes of what to dd in

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B < s 3 - > - 3 < deen aand bhie s BRRIG * Proved That Beauty Comes lro)n the Blood . and, from No- ‘where Else. Prove This

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B e A Completely Refitted Men’s Store Now Ready ”,‘Wvé" will have no formal opening in our Men's Department this season *...

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Norwich, Friday, Se 1918, t. 27, THE WEATHER, LADY ASSISTANT Al- Calls Answered Promptly Day and Night laks region. There...

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THE FARMER'S TALK TO FARMERS LEARNING TO FARM BY PROXY (Written Specially For The Pulletin)g I think it was Horace Greeiey

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Men’s Khaki Pants Men’s Heavy Sweaters, Khaki, Maroon and Oxford Shades Boys’ Sweaters, Grey and Maroon Shades MAKE YOUR...

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\fit with eweaters and other woolen ar- ticles the men who will leave this dis- trict for Camp Greenleaf, Ga., Oct. 10. Local

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River Weaving Company (SALES DEPARTMENT) WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CONSIGNMENT OF HIGH GRADE CORDUROYS AND CHIFFON VELVETS 44

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CLEARING, COOLER TODAY. FAIR, WARMER TOMORROW FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHES ng Pletares at the Auditorium Moving Pictures