Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 23, 1915, Page 3

INSURANCE INSURANCE, WE WRITE IT” J. L. LATHROP & SONS, 28 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. not received their last seascn. salaries in full for President Gaffney says the Leslie Mann a better sal- ¢ if he was a better hitter. glflHNSflN-WILI.ARD BOUT POSTPONED Negro Heavyweight Pugilist Will Not be Able to Arrive at Juarez by March 6—Carranza Officials Have An- would pay Dave Fultz sees no reason why Fed- if properly organ- be admitted to the eral league players, ized, should players® fraternity, fire insurance polic: E lessness or an oversight in th ma t us attend to your INSURANCE MATTE ISAAC S. JONES, fnsurance and Real Estate Agent, 91 Main Street ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW AMOS A. BROWNING Attorney-atLaw, 3 Richard’s Bldg "Phone 700. responsible have aban- D Yot at all. The Feds have captured New England. nounced Their Intention of Arresting Him—Johnson Unexepectedly Appears in Havana, Cuba. for the yarn that the F comes through with the Feds will v has just se- lease of the ball El Paso, Texas, Feb. postponement of the Jack Johnson- Jess Willarq boxing bout was admit- ted late today by Jack It was believed that John- son could not arrive at Juarez, Mexico, on the horder here, from Mexican seaport by March Thomas and James Hennigan Dorchester club, the annual ten mile cr | Cured o three year grounds in Portland. -country run ssociation to- nr=r ph(e fini H\m: offered him ) American leagues as | assistance of a (qu James won the time 54 minutes, 7 overburdened with refused to accept who has been on ee pennant winning teames. belleved Johnson would arrive safely Juarez within a short time after|U. S. OFFICIAL ON THE the original date: how the negro pugilist v through the Carranza to the Villa lines. announced intention of arresting the ground that he is from justice in the United State: Johnson cabled from Cubae today - that if it were considered i possible to hold the fight i but he dtd LOOKOUT FOR JOHNSON. ! | Bout With Willard Will be Postponed if the Negro Arrives in Poor Condi- fer seven momths of ere_injury to the time he _completsly, set at rest prove very disastrous. a_ fugitive e vmntor of e Johnson-W been’ done regarding the ment of the hout set ept the Cana- w Ju»d not matters had been arranged at Juare: v declared again today xer would be s He sald th ual, and sev seem to belleve somehow or other, good shape to without going to the ved in’ poor unded yesterday would not r Brown & Perkins, Atemeys-at-lag{J cket £t stairway near to Thames \alnna. Bank. Telephone 38-S. « ar Uncas Nat. Bank, Sh w DECIDING GAME Lineups Announced. ive least a week ez before this fis with the time required f trip through encounter no great it impossible for him to fight on { March 6th ke to the south, This week, ordered to York and join yugh the United t of the indictment §ni Lt AT WILLIMANTIC | AMATEUR RACQUET CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY | Jeknson Arrives at Havana. unexpected and Taftville Clash Tonight— ase it cannot use h n Havana e: William Post Takes First Defeating Dwight Davis, GIFTS AND PLEDGES FROM ROCKEFELLER FOUNDATION. usleutacd ‘1 the Lq.m.nt »day three matc 1.5; = was followed xpected disappe: ance from Dublic viey championship Its Organization Up to Jan. 1 Totalled $6,400,000. contest Post of the home $6.400,000 according the foundation commission his wife, and brothe sreat qu = will { essgea ored to 'hv purchase bursements New Haven and pledges ann will discuss the workd's | aet of the Previdence v Neglected K‘dney Trouble ~-Serious Sickness| and re atiac ed me to ¥ ago 1 wa of Kidney L 1es for some ti Swamp-R Ken Camp Hill, Ala. appeared hefore me t of August H. W and ve in nd in fact. { Peace. Letter to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. Send ten cents to Dr. T NOY, ii conv: eive a bool , telling about hen writing be Dail sulletin 1 drug stores. MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches, Jswelry and securities of any kind at the Lowest Rates of Interest. An old established firm to deal with. THE COLLATERAL LOAN CO, 142 wain Street, Upatairs, (Established 1873.) Babies! Soon they will be big boys| mnd girls, and their faces will be only a memory. Bring the babies and we'll catch their smiles, LAIGHTON THE PHOTOGRAPHER Opposite Norwich Savings Society ' IRON CASTINGS FURNISHED PROMPTLY 8Y THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY CO! Ma A1 Fo QB Fareu—Rtaemd - 000,000 of the an- General Carranza who pronounced and pre- ing the second bottle [eh T had zen or ared tie slight- one V\‘ORE RENEGADE INDIANS CAPTURED.| No Cail for Troops as Pesse is Able | to Handle the Situation. |MUST PLAY WITH THE ATHLETICS OR NOT AT ALL onnie Mack Says Home Run Baker's Contract with the Athletics Is Iron- he above that the pecial Indiar In a message Philadelphia, federal troops be sent the men now and stated that ¢ .vamp!ows, Prove Woat Swamp-Root Will DoForYou | y.es Mack shid that h Manager Hendricks Bids for Two Cubs. the Kidneys | ire and | will change hi {two members of the Chica one-dollar size is repaired. throngh with Coolk, xf \v..m'-n Bresnahan me to hurry would consent. - Hendricks nc We positively rrade hm1 to any other quh a'q money would he ordered troops. posse sufficient. team for Cook v is assisting me in y has a contract| has two years Injuries Proving Fatal. with Baker which still Wilmington, Del., 7 to rum and if he does decide to b ‘x(n ue plavi His contract is an ironciad ‘er, and he will have to s if at all. {prevent his signing with a :omlaw league team oceed night and 1g Indian of kins _eleven. il game with received fre telephone wires, by Old Pozy's band of between Bluf ill downm, but expected to restore con- w Mf"‘x were « i |NEW LONDON BOY BROKE { PHILLIPS-EXETER RECORD. N. G. Hansen Made 18 Feet 11 in Pole Vault at Annual Indoor Ath- letic Meet—Also Equalled 45 High Hurdies Record. Griffiths Bests Shugrue. Akron Ohio, Feb. 3 lightweight dpmmn ov here_tonight i velve round bout. The fight was hs in every round except newspaper pairmen were FIVE MEMBERS OF POSSE HAVE BEEN | Without Food or Water Since Battle Opened Sunday. Biuff, Utah, the fourth ISOLATED slugged the local boy. sen, of New London, Conn., academy record and equalied anott.cr in the annual indeor athletic meet for the faculty shield, held at the Phillips- | In the pole! vault, Hansen made 10 feet, 1135 inch- breaking the previous record {an inch and a half. yard high hurdles in 6 equalling the record. The upper mid- diers won the meet. SPOR[ING NOTES via Cortez, g Five members of the original posse led by United States Marshal Aquila Nebeker in battle here became detached from the posse and are iso- lated in the Rimrocks, hwo miles from Bluff. The Indians have taken refuge in Cottonwood Gulch. his Information was received here 3 Thormas M. - of the posse, | i i He ran the 45| .. white Sox will lea: fornfa Tuesday night. R. B. Ward is quoted as saying has sung $800,000 in the Feds. Hennigan Brothers Took Honors. The five men, Wheatland, Lewis and Ruscbe l'()un(f)"l are wexl supplieqd with but have been without food water since the battle apened early Some of the Newark plavers ' Prescription for Eczema — for 15 years the standard skin remedy — & liquidusedexternally—instantrelief fromitch. the mildest of cleansers— keeps, te :un alwars: An effort to relieve the men is ex- pected to be made upon the arrival carly tomorrow of reinforcements In- dian Agent Kurch of the Shiprock, 4 , reported today that 23 avajo police are en route to Bluff tandewxl(dt A gnowstorm has been on horseback. ; for huur&.} OPERATIO every cell and fibre of the but drugs, extracts and alco- holic mixtures are useless. Nouwrishment and sunshine are nature’s bicod makers and the rich medicinal oil-food in Sooft’s Esnmloioe enkiveas the blood to arrest the decline. It aids the appetite, ltnutim the NORWICH BOY SCOUTS WENT TO HARTFORD Participated With a Thousand Others in State Rally. thelr troop banner, 45 o'clock trolley car at Franklin for Hartford via Willimantic * morning and two hours later mingling with nea i scouts from all over the state ipated in the big scout rally | . The boys who made the h Scoutmaster Bruce Troop Leader Edwin Sev: Leader C1 e, Halsey Gallup, Ulmer Jew- Sevin, Berthold Comeau | president suts, school, and velled their | ad sounded for ieney made ar er G. S. Ripley was applause n he ad- | platform with a brief icome and an explanation of the g American n in de: losed of Willima med up th were mem- erhoed for trees and flowers, be m to be one of ent boys in Boy Scouts Need Leaders Here. ing in Norwich, Bruce, ainly is e reason, of of interested only one reg- | her - has been | registered | bition for e at and demand of « of N local coun i e scoutmasters Ii in fa- pian and now seems a in a few months. Of course it depends largely on pub- | ity. and I believe the local papers should do all possible to cc eems to me a zood plan to hav week in a local paper a ially for boy scou ed to advantage in giving the expe: ience of scouts longer in the service to new scouts and scoutmaster In eastern Connecticut there sev- eral thriving boy scout organizations. It ought to be possible to promote some kind of a county organization for scoutmasters at least; to meet once a month for the purpose of exchanging ideas and planning inter-city contests and possibly joint camps. Willimantic Scouts. Troop 1 Boy Sco of America, lo-| cated in Willimantic is affiliated with | the First Congregational chu which parish come most of ils mem bers. The troop consists of four pa- trols, bears, owls, wolves and eagles. totalling nearly 30 boys, with five oth- ers not vet enrolled who will take the terderfoot testawithin a month. The present vear is proving to be by all odds the most satisfactory of the three since the troop has been in existence. Friday night is scout night and neither “movies”’ nor any other atfraction is surpesed|to keep a-real scout from the If you Imy this 10c brush We give you FREE our regular 15¢ can of Kyanize will make your floors and furniture look like new,and 2 cloth with warm water will keep them lookingspickandspan. 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