Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 11, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 1919 INSURANCE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING INSURABLE “+ L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shetucket Street Norwich, Conn, ON SO? To solve BEST question, the fire come to this agency representing strong companies or advice that is candid and depend- able. We offer A—1 protection and expert service, ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Es‘ate Agent Richards Buiiding, QV M-m Street CHARLES D. FOSTER FIRE INSURANCE Tel. 781 161 Main St. PLUMBING insurance uASFlTTlNG AN CALL UP 734 Gas _Attach- EFFICIENT With or Without ments but Always and ECCNOMICAL= MODZL RANGES We furnis e mahez of Par’vel A. J. Wholey & Co., 12 FERRY STREET Phone 581 Modera Plambing | is as zssential electricity modern houses as s to lighting. Wo guaran- tl]empsey&gns experienced | i bers of today Wm hairman athlet | council. rule, howev not re- troactive. Although in previou Penn- permitied her tes four tee the very best PLUMBING WORK the by or expert es. 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The | Rood .. trip to New Jersey was made to avoid a possible violation of the Jaws of the state of New York if the signa- tures were affixed to the papers in this city. Dempsey left tonight to bagin k rical tour at Unionpert, Before he went he said to Rick- a six ‘There is noBody Kearns who has other than Jack arrangements he makes ill be satisfactory to me a fulfill them. I will live up contract I will s to to receive $27.500 and onc picture privileges while the c Willard is to get $100,000 and one- third of the picture privileg The articles call for a bout not to exceed forty Ric tonight he per- fectly with the prog he had made so far and would le here ir. a few davs to look over sites in va- £ 1 country could be U. OF P. RESTRICTS ATHLETES |J TO THREE YEARS COMPETITION Philadelphia, Pa., F —Men all athletic t versity of Pennsylv be restricted to thre collegiate competition ni f int to an tion compet < | ntage of i s | men and | The new rule ! bility code cil re board of directo sociation in the c mad At TPe Bnl(‘c Al Team No. ngue of 1 ters of Team No. from th Taftville it 1 White Whit ing season fall from the St. Contract—Will Get $27 500 in, Team Ne. % taking capturing hoth hizh Bowling Results. Ponemah W alloys the other two out of three ed _high three nd White high s v a tonl ngle for 116. 492 Paperhangers. s1 285 | JOSEPH RIGGERT SIGNS WITH BOSTON NAT. 10—The Boston ball club today an- Joseph Riggert, of Kan- nd outfielder, had signed : with the club for the com- Riggert was drafted last Paul Na- AMERICAN ATHLETIC TEAM READY FOR OLYMPIC GAMES New Yor! Feb 10—"“America | ady to send a representative | team to the mnext Olympic dless of the time or place o was Amateur to the query Association FINANCIAL AND GOMMERCIAL MARKET WAS York, Feb. 1 definite vemen IRREGULAR. | which disclo 100,000 t ner: ment develo; Motors and I inent runnwmv'm\. v I or Geeral other cut western 0l U 6 BELLANS ' 4 'E':g e ELL-ANS FOR _INDIGESTION | e 2 firmer [ Ne opened cember 1 l‘llmg, 2 COTTON. York 10 steady. Mare w “eb, Spot cott 293 trings for | games committee will The Paperhangers won their match 2 1 c‘ub at the ;0‘) i made through United States Mlnlster Morris at Stockholm recently. The track and field authorities of his country have been actively en- ga.gcd since the signing of the armis- tice in preparing for a world wide re- at the Baltic Inn|vival in competitive athletics and the alleys Monday night. Teata No. 1 car- limplied desire of the Swedish asso- ried the first zame but at no time after | ciation to re-establish the start of the second fame did they|games did not occasion surprise. hame a look L hoth the last two zames of ihe match | nation which .desired by_a high percentage. Morin took the honors .cf the even- ing, n 142 and high three for f4%. The score: the Olympic Sweden, however, is not the only to hold the games and it is probable that a con- ference of the International Olympic be mecessary soon. OUTSIDE OF THAT HE HAD NOTHING TO DO Chauffeurs in Albany have been amused at the orders recently drawn up by a motor car owner and handed to his driver. The driver promptly resigned, and information is lacking as to whether a more amenable chauf- feur was obtained. Tl)e orders were: Arrive at house at 7:30 a. m., except Sunday, then arrive 8:30 a. m. Call at house and see tha removed from stove and bring in coal, ice and wood. Before leaving at night cook has wood and coal. Clean porches Tuesday, and Saturday morning. Cut lawn both ways shears around shrut ~hv or Saturday vy Monday morning take wash to House of Good Shepherd Clean cellar every Satu r to be brushed out evc ed, see that Thursday and trim with every Friday day and when dirty, after every trip. ge house, bathroom, garage, room, kept clean and in ry Sunday A. AL after getting Never drive hat and gloves No chauffeur without ars uniform, is allowed to use the before or 1 | | of Hoboke ‘outfoug! nglish T SPCRTING NOTEb e Lew the towns Machine Company \SOPYRIGHT PALSA LikWSTRATING SEAVICE. 1 ¥y Head or Japanese Peace Mission in native cestume, Franklin Providence, R. 1. Telephones: Uaion 963 Union 1857 Engineers Founders Manufacturers of HARRIS-COR- LISS ENGINES. Brown Valve Gear applied to all makes of Cor- liss Engines, Engine Repairs, Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys, Bear- ings, Couplings, Clutches. Large stock always on hand. 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