Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 14, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH BULLETIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1919 INSURANCE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING INSURABLE ~ L LATHROP & S8ONS B Shetugket Street The scores: | New London. ! O'Brien .... ....101 102 79— 282 and Sistare 110 100 211 202 Norwich. - : Fillmore .... .... 94 112 319 P . 3 + and o sold@BEST the fire insurance| and iuestion, come #o this experienced e 1gency representing strong companies candid and depend- er A—1 protection and or advice that able. We sxpert service. ISAAC S. JONES Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards aml ng. LAST YEAR 250 million dollars worth of pregerty was burned in this country; about 21 on = month, about 700 thousand a | 500 dollars ‘worth 1s burning while you | Georze day, about 29 thousand an hour, read this advertisement. s your property insured? B. P. LEARNED & CO. Agency Established May, 1346. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE ard e Town of in the \ssassor OVAS Board of Relict. NOTICE To CREDITORS, AT A COURT OF PROD. ¥ & which testified to a more outiook respecting in " the there were n € the sam plain _ the N : ve sentime , which ¥ & o throughout, wa 5 rts indicating fur ; 1e_much invol ven NoTicy . amc merous " shares, at extreme adva 7 w i vere lifted one to four point “oundry, American Car, Baldwin e — | comotive and Republic lrgn shov L~ “REnivias {increased strength on steady accu LT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD | [)(ion = 1 ; point decline and . provoked the final dea t = ative case did they ex srate bounds. Sales | again accounted : E the bond market NOTICH - NOTICE TO CREDITOR AT A count Or rFrROBAT HE Court and file or the reasons an instrument purportin ast wil d testament | deceased be admitted to probat It Is Ordered eard and determi te Court Room in th: n District, on t A. D, 1919, ind aid petition hereon, be giver this order one aving a ¢ t least three A T PR T e to_this C A YTING that notis an GEE The Piano Tune 122 Prospect St. Phone 511 Nerwich, Conn. 91 Main Strest City | each day, t to D istrict Norwich Team Wins Match at New Lond0n Fonowing i s List of the Live At an interesting and exciting two- man match at the Peerless alleys in New London Thursday night Fillmore and Parker of Norwich easily W their match from O'Brien and Si the New London duo of pin splitters The New London team carried off the first game but the next two went to| the Norwich boys, the last game \>mng1 a walkover for the locals. Parker was high roller of the even- ing with 123 for high single and 326 for high three. PALACE FIVE TAKES | TWO FROM TAFTVILLE | In the match between the Palace| {five and the Taftville team of the Trolley league, rolled at Taftville on Thursday evening, the local team took | 346 for high total. | The scores: | Taftville. | White SR T | Chemett L1183 92 100 ! 106 110 | Murphy 105 "1l \IMZ\\ .. 111 98- | Palace 1 101 RETT T L0604 ..128 120 i i | ASHLAND- FORT WRIGHT GAME CLOSE AND FAST‘ u(» ed TFo 3 in vears i Ashland to 32 in the basketball seen nber of evening d Wrig lea club fill of thrills in Thursday's score varied not more than or at any time. The boxing match also | was full of pep during all three rounds under direction of Capt. Hy mann, ‘the | referee_from the U. Barry certainly starred again in thi: ,_nnh, getting (\J"ht baskets during the game i Dolan played exceptionally f \( game for Fort ht, getting seven | baskets. Kulpacko also played W n‘ for the soldiers. Lew: s usual pla | ed a fine game for the home team. | The lineup and summary: Ashland. | . 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