Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 2, 1919, Page 3

INSURANCE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING IN Pasadena, Caltft, Jan. 1—The| SPORTING NOTES ‘ NP O 6 BELLANS SURABLE Great Lakes naval training sation| 90 ORTING - | T \sg@—= | Hot water A football team today won the right| A eminent professor ' connected Y= s # L. LATHROP & 8ONS to claim the service championship m!‘_\;ltf_\ one of our larger universities - =] Sure Reiief Norwicl the United States by defeat 17 to ’”P‘\ in mass at (‘UC“v[H‘ cure for the S5 SNLUE Btrost RaewielbiCenn, | the Titlied Btates py deteating, 11 to| 1iiceoa foalless athlotier cuit imbs | - B T e ! | with its mass athletics plan has shown | through long seasons undefeated u him something far superior t the | FOR ‘ND' STIO !mda_\', having won elimination con-| ity sport notion. Under the army | ¢ GE N. |tests " in the east and west, re-|SYStem every man was a participant| | spective. |and not a bleacherite, he says. Yes The game, a feature of the annual | under t ny plan m Rose tournament, was played did not eliminate the big Tournament Park before 22,000 per-| T IE T edoampa) e sons. i ty teams as well as their| u minor combinations. Mass | | BASEBALL MAGNATES | not a substitute for the| K is a complement of the| TO MEET TODAY | Both belong on the colleg New York, Jan. 1.—John A. Heyd-'|sport slate. ler, president of the National League,| The No New left today for Chicago, where he great iceboating | OUR FIRE INSURANCE |hold a conference with leading stock uary 18 if the weather is favor-| Nloldrfl‘( of the icago National | e. lce yacht and skating races will | SERVICE | League club tomorrow. He then will put on afternoon and evening, for | io: e k- VRS fresuis. o ‘property | ‘Etr*\l}d‘ fhe Joint schedule committee oters of the carnival - feel| n_strong A-1 companies, COR-|Saonch Jack s o s e RECTLY. Experience and strong |3 ¢ 5. e | d that there is no skating | companies insure real insurance| On January 6, Hevdler will repre- he North Shrew | HERE. sent the National League - ‘ | ISAAC S. JONES nual meeting of the - ETOETtha et in AA o mission in Cincinna °d at some of the | Richards Building, 81 Main Street | turn to New York fo contenders” who | Agent January 16 1 Heydler ’ ooklyn, who is mak- | BRIEF STATE NEWS tude of the Natic e for himself in the | of a ‘“one man' 0 ! matched i Britain.~Miss Anna D. Bodley | there be no re ety . o Pritain has sailed to do can-|chairman of the Nat X Hiies wor the Y. M. C. A. in|at the ( ati meetin in Illinois and | JAMES 1. RIDING. ; Ne d by the! 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