Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 12, 1915, Page 3

NURWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1915 INSURANCE “Tex” O'Rour! Iemple e ——|Eastern Soccer Magnets Meet Saturday =" 0 INSURANCE, There is no cr {ers-on and kid WE WRITE 1T L. LATHROP & SONS, Annual Meeting of Eastern Connecticut Football League Will : 28 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. Held in This City—Jewett City May Enter ‘the Cir-|miqut Up i nthe m cuit—Meeting Promises to be a Lively One—Grounds | 3i7, 12 Question Puts a Ban on the Forming of a Local Team. f}’:,fi:\:{‘(‘(} LIy lon Tty The annual meeting the Hastern | Hol Worcester; June ! . : Chine: : at Hanover: 4th Gunechient s sl ootball | - 1 mont at Burlington; 5th, Amhers! league will be held Saturday after- 17th, Amh i noon in this city at the Wauregan 21st, Wiliams at Williamstown {house. The mesting promises to be|:2nd, Vermont at Hanover. ome. of unusual interest as Joo Booth — |or Bridgeport, state secretary of tlic | FRESHMAN ROWING Connecticut ate association, inten to be present and will address the CRISIS AT COLUMBIA. meeting. It is the intention of Pres- T “ e e O e T 5- | Rice Threatens fo Disband Squad Un- |of “coon-can® £ | cers of the league to form a larger | less Fifty Candidates Report. CrSAmAe CoD | B - | circuit if possible. An agent of the| 1 — cress 3 5 {gconomy, fn order to save @ few dol- | icague has been looking over the pros- | Freshman rowing is on trial at Co-| LESLIE MANN FORSAKES g g h am s, to neglect your | pects of starting a team in Jewett|lumbia because ‘of the meagr| ORGANIZED BASEBALL.| S e omradges lp (o) FIRE INSURANCE. who_will hana i bis Tepert Sat- | piimber *Gf _canaidates reporting for s ol e Save on anything else ¥ 11, bu s, From the. present indications |the daily practice. Jnm Rice and the| Braves' Outfielder Signs Contract With | ' A o : o y 3 . e > not on that | it looks &s if the borough will be TeD- | rowing management announced to the Chicago Feds, P 51 B There is so nething about ripe, mellow “Bull” Durham Tobacco gt st ented and if they enter they will first vear men and that unless i Western Ch 3 3 2 1 1d tacted and o it now. have the matertal 1o put & fast toam | the squad was mcressed to Bty by AN A e 5| @ that appeals to clean-cut manhood the world over. ISAAC S. JONES, |on tne field. Saturday afternoon drastic measures x for i | i It has been suggested thiat a local d e tak s DA o ¥ E 3 < : v Ly “ » 1 R ; Pl o e Agent e i Mt tho, qnastion oF |t i Dl e et e SassBall g I ; ey ! K R Wherever in the world two “Bull” Durham smokers meet—in a ards Building, | s s be the only hold- | eight would be abandoned. Spi 1 F 3 el R A . Cross- iUs 1 | bac e Do ieater oot 2 S AL : : ‘| @ hotel lobby or club in I‘Eu.ope or Amer at-cross-trails in the BEAR IN MIND when placing your |ire willing to back a team if this dif- | culty e: for the last three sea- ; on- Gt ®*5a oo i AR vy ey p +ANSURANGE for the coming year | ficuity "cin ” pel overcome. Althong | ons e Tt dires e ihicago. Toet : ) 3 A Klondike; in some far-off sehgtl)_x_‘t_on the b acific-—each recl(‘)igm.zgs at during the last five | Sterling dropped out of the league last boat, and the effect is ap- a : ate- | Jorn | NG : : i | : T o i sars 52 insurance Cnmpanlesl‘lull they elegate to the ot SRl k re- TR Tl in the other a man to his own liking, a comrade in the world-wide et W relgelived °"5'.’.“?3"mw Uhis estiue alucporonti i | rews have made st Pough- raiy that te wi- : g brotherhood of “‘the Makings.” A sack of “Bull” Durham is a letter Dbig medicine ts on the pillows wit o . > concern- | keepsie in years. Two of thel he TeT Sl : 3 3 1 . : 3 ; o T L e o e bt o achipina| o Cieps flsneaAssand (one) WAE [ dsciarenniipkol : x 4 B B of introduction that will win friends in every part of the globe. cents or 'pay $120 for every Dol- | selection o 2 tice realizes the mecessity of tresh. | foF $3.000 e { o : ] far tak and of playey; s o h the material the: : contiact Coverng two, years ; : | THEflFAflc-re“uf:g:'c sell INDEMNITY! t s Ly - | S atiaatls e sty s ‘ ‘ . ¢l Cap 3 G’ENU'NE not a mere promise to pay. I NF"’\‘_‘,';""“\ ¢ R nt i€ but does not feel justified B. P. LEARNED & CO. | g e s S s ; » 3 3 Agency Established May, 1845, | DARTMOUTH BASEBALL . { Pinations which finieh ot the ond oflPhillies Get Niehoff in Exchange for| ¢ s A St SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED |has in mind an abandonment of frosh- |€ s 7 R ER AR | Z-BEEE n rowing for one vear at least. This,| Philadeip! S e : o 1715 Season Opens April 10 with Crescent|he thinks, wa have a good effect|man N Brown & Perkins, A:tfflrnrys-il-li« g - s & e as D fo e |3 tey, | : ) : SMOKING TOBACCO SIS tinoas Nat. Ban st res, el I will e JESS WILLARD HARD AT | ccordine to s eme : g 3 3 R 5 3 4 2 St s | x WORK FOR BIG :BOUT.|the local club tonight. LT R asenl. 2 Millions of experienced smokers find the cigarettes they roll for also wi son will open o Man Who is Afier Heavyweight Title|00In accepted the terms of the Cin-|§ | themselves from pure, ripe “Bull” Durham tobacco betier suited to o Crescent cir manag 5 4l e sumes wre: SeermRieTbain Sfoin CilE g R i their taste and more safi_sfactory than any l}\(,_y!' st ;pri's_i More Than 200 o f 2 e o e Sia3s wtesa ) b Firath . e Y buy ready-mad 4 The rxgl:x, fre‘s_h fragrance and e i Yor ugh five revolution s 5 e 7 eam, and will | Sieak Pollock, 5 smooth, mellow flavor of ‘‘Bull” Durham hand- ‘ : Fihe Suthe ot : i made cigarettes afford healthful enjoyment and lasting satisfaction. Get “the Makings” today himself fo rthe fight, : aturdsyl stieioons, thelaricke : : and “roll your own.’ ught in the race tr % r 3 5 g L tor the open-| Je0 e 3 Fobs d s T Anlllustrated Booklet, showing ave no train- | 3% hompso Bend FR 4 "f correct way to “Roll Your Own ettes, and a Package of cigarette papers, will both be mailed, free, to any address in United States on postalrequest. Address “Buli” Durham, Durham, N. C. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY MARKET STRONG AND BROAD. | Hezavy Buying of United States Steel | Common the Chief Feature. Laurel Hills Play Jewett City 2 arge Prin fer 8 . £ - ” i Lowndeshoro, as been in :the nds from the me did it recede mor e A od B v i P tas Bl . " i illy hopes to win a, few Bermuda Beets__.__ 10c, SOMERS Mabers ofth Highest b utput 1 re t 3 o Kre e S e | Painiess Dentistry and Egyptan Ogaetes i heVirid o o 2 sened : e | t © t it g g ‘ - ” : o 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. Daily Y 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. 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