Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 28, 1919, Page 3

wonwWIGH WULLETIN: _FRIDAY, FESRURRY 28, T9T9 —_— - s " PERSHING STADIUM 70 BE A MEMORIAL [ waanr e INSURANCE | BUSINESS TRAINING FOR EVERYTHING Paris, Feb, 27—(By The A. P.)—]we would say that we are willing fo lay th ies for ‘he S Grouna was roken tolay for “Pera iay them, v game Sy o ne THAT WILL MAKE YOU SUCCESSFUL 3 E LATHROP & SONS |ins Stadium” where the great inter-|at any time. But the Asgland Ath JEWE BUS[NESS SCHOOL Ground was broken today for {allied games will be held i June. The |letic Association rules will not alloy Shetucket Sty Norwich, Conn. ‘smaxum is t0 be situated wt Joinville, | that the team or ity m: gex, plach ] —_— ” 7 bets on any zame to be § Comiodations. for 22300 persens ed | a4 team.” Fof are‘can say that this| SERVES THAT PURPOSE ! ns ) ers an id. standing room for 40,600 more. The 10¢S ot preven fhe team as individ- | { uals or the spectators from betting and we can guarantee Danielson, bet: plans were drawn up by the Young Men's Christian Associaticn. and the e ienough to cover-all the money they contract calls for the completion of [ gant to wacte. . Ashland has a repu. Room 308, Thayer Building, Norwich, Conn. the stadium within ninety qays. | tation for clean sport, aNd We 40 NO! | § e pu———————————————— 2 At the con-lusion of tbe inter-allied |intand that the vaskethall team bo g ::;“:ng};";"‘:le:’“{:h:g; 2l Yl“'?*“"‘ the first to spoil this, therefore as a | = N ~ > Irench gov- ® is me- ernment as a permaneu: teminder of | fam "° Wil Place no bets on this s the American —army’s presence in | France. The contract = was made| jotntly by ¢ armies and v will find out Taftville has Mme‘ basketbail team, too, and they have not been bragging and blowing abou it either. The Crescents, with Belair 5 Stanley, Vickery, White and Ensign | igned for the Ashland Athletic American and 1~r»n.-n,cmh' T M. GIN .M. C. A, the F: OUCH! CORNS! : 4 Manager Basketball Team. & i Yo piny farathe| A= BTl 9P Aonating the fleld. B e Murphy stand ready to pis r the | 3 o The structure will be of refnforced sl A vt LH COR S F lh Pol]c of I‘ Ir'@ | concrete completely sarrounding the and defy either Danielson or Jeweit| l N OF € ) s vast field, which has « two hundrea | WOULD EXTEND SCHEDULE City from ck { | metre track straighia and a five FRCAM 140 TO 154 GAMES |hove rightful | Insurance | pntte ot motre elliptical running| New York, Feb. 27.—A movemen: Yours in sport. > ¢ B. BENOIT g g | track or of extending the 150 game , MGR. JOHN B. B % U OBTAIN ng': ‘;’,Q'SEAAC\;(L RIS ‘hedules in the Natiomal ard Ameri. s U el Beauty Hldes : HAT IT SAYS—FOR IT IS “|INTER NAT. LEAGUE AD can Jeagues ‘to the ol lsnzth of 15 F A" SQUARE CEALING, orTS nL e MAKEUP OF HOLY CROSS 154 GAME SCHEDULE | 53Mmes was started hers tod MPANY. OUR SERV- tenant Colonel T. I, Ifufon TOUR BIG PUZZLE New York, Feb, 27.- . . = ! 2 new Tn-|gwney the Nuw York Bart Sulli of the Holy M’ lt t d f V t ; ED, EXPEAT AND RE- | ternational league chansed itsslans | flarry Frasee, omner of gt B b T a aiatuae o rwes 3 ernight and today adopted a ;vhn-i- mericans, and Ch, week in pick the . : £ of 134 gamea in place of tLe 140 dent of the Saturday night in Bost 2 nq ISAAC S. JONES |ame prosramme decided upon ves-|%re said to hav Leen holding triats for 1he | in t (] ax Weu o and Real Estate Agemt |terdav. The pening a .\n.m\gr “Phe Americaa 1 sura 1 April 30 and Sept. 1 1re-|140° games was dc Fuitz, { T w. chards Building 1 Main Street| ) in’ the same, unleas. David, | president of the league, fin« e ¥ to stretch out the seas Burglars are About 5 ; dscision i b as still abroad and 1 t i h piece of legislation indicating of confidence in the © < MeGuiro '52 HIS time beauty conceals the virtues—not the “sins.” aid. “T do not think it|),y four. | For the new “garments” of the March Maxwell are |to_him new schedules. | Degnan, Maher and 1 Robberies are Frequent | The league took ne action on the and: Comiskey of g y trom last year are b ched- lable trouble in ma the team, because of material Coach Sullivan has YAFTVILLE WDULD LIKE Much expected of Anuthon THREE-CORNERED SERIES|who holds the record for In looking over the |Scholastic mile in Vermont. r paper I find | % is’ showing vp' exceedin: the Dunielson y)r'\w‘hrl- severely pretty, simple, modern, and the kind that make you want to possess one. ding a_new franch and_selecting an ace of Hamilton, Ont | question of a k Insurance is Cheap \:.x WITH B. P. LEARNED & CO. 28 Shetucket Street But underneath this “robe of beauty” you'll find a sound, rugged, compact, everlastingly-on-the-job chassis that now has a record manufacturing run of 300,300—all alike. Sporting ¥ spart ot both ay. 1886 ASHLAND GAME. BUT !(‘.‘“' e s i WILL NOT BET ON SERIES | o 3 M ency Established ! sore, touchy corn off with | fingers in the i For in 5 years that number of chasses have come out of and Ray P# H the 8 great Maxwell plants—each built on the same pattern; each one better than the last. i oo ot | BECKETT KNOCKED oUT | BOMBARDIER WELLS‘ —In a twenty round tonight Bombardier h hed\\\%flvhl(’h;‘tm Phone 581 Modern Plambing FRANCAL AAD COMNERCAL orkmen st the fairest To date more than 1000 refinements, big and little, have been made in the Maxwell. The plan is toimprove and improve —but not to change in any radical way the original chassis. and the T the series is over Thus you'll understand why a Maxwell never quits run- ning; never grows wobbly and loose with age; never forces the garage man to send you a staggering bill for mechanical treatment. by expert Ask us for plans and prie [CMPKINS ent Albert Ha ated the Amertean, Joe | Now you get a far better Maxwell than ever before. Which would be sufficient for the average buyer. But more than as tense and ex ’ a little | n. in- Apply 67 West Main Street s at corn sopshivting. hen that you're getting a Maxwell that the touch of artistic magic A, 8 it off with the fingers. No| has made into a car of rare beauty. ! Trey (£ Your druggist of Kreezone fo , sufficient to rid your feet ¢ hard corn, soft c o ' Jow 3 ' TS | between the and calluse: < . PLAINFIELD CLEANS UP sorenes NORWICH ROLLERS! iqn‘l decided definitely tee t k ter !hn T. F. BURNS HEAT: PLUMBING| 91 Franklin Street RUBERT J. COCH RANh " GAS FITTING, MBING, =AM FITTING ior Sg., Washington Buildivg | Nozwich, Cenn. | fzent for N. B. O. Shest Packing LHE YAUGHK FOUNDRY CO. | Nos. 11 to 25 Ferry Strest | It doesn't take an art critic to pass judgment on the beauty of a March Maxwell. Anyone with fair eyesight gets it in a jiffy. nfield w e Noj ing: , the first xtep t] pon a commit- | | 1 i and_Hiebs \h(vu"ln should be._ be rememb mands man Cout Ao milei ox Gres The Frishie-McCormick Co. 52 SHETUCKET ST., NORWICH, Phone 212 e of lack of hn(\\ah( on{ CLOSING GF THAMES ~ RIVER D'{AWBRIDCE | Having decided upon vour site, the next essential lipment. 1f you find that one or two exp prefer to the other hand, ! the auto- Iy the best bond rulin -l you feel fin matic - trap of the War | of the Thames | v New Londen a per- hours commenc- | n March 3, 1919 LES J. BENNETT, | 35. The othe of $30 for succeeding 5 is_given ed. Complete ins MIKE GIBBONS DEFEAT BILLV KRAMER AT SC'\ANTOI\ H Commissioner 8 g Feb. lation acompany e shruary 25 103 i WO over gets for use in any t 2 | Milwaukoe m 18750 a t P = a local elub here ton atura eree stopped the wobbling around tt less condition. G OVERMALLING ANl REPAK WORK F ALL KINDS ON AUTCMOBILES, CARRIAGES, WAGONS, TRUCKS and CARTS 1t jreer down in the second tare ha can knock | i inz him‘al Wi ot n“r,,‘ 3 et - ALARM CLOCKS v' we come to the ‘“score” or from $1.50 to $3.50 WARRANTED. FRISWELL CO. 25 FRANKLIN STRE ring line. 'This should be located 16 PETE HARTLEY BESTED back of the trap house. At t _LOU BOGASH AT DERBY pegs chould be arraganed | Hart. | in an arc, and each, should be a sim- | flar distance from the trap Shooters Should Face Northeast Right here, perhaj is bosl to ¢ that in' laying out k fi Pete Broadway Shoe Repair S FORMERLY AT 31 BROADWAY NAS REMOVED TO 52 Broadway Where he will be pleased to meet his old customers anc as many ones as will favor him with their pat age,. F\rst Class ShnA Shine Pa BLUE RIBBON TIRE SHOP DEALERS IN Tires and Supplies Vulcanizing and Repai 125 West Main Street, Norw’ 6,13 when s will obviate e sun during eith- cight rounds. IF YOU WANT TO START A L ';';‘X‘?";‘ from GUN CLUB, HERE'S THE WAY | °F,ormine of PETER P. CARNEY Eait National Spirts Syndicate Quite frequently, these d comes to our desk yequests for in-|troph | format relative to the starting of|the above ct % {a trapshooting ciub, and with -the | furnished by e sport rapidly increasing in pop .| shooting. As: 2% 1ty a few helpfyl hints on.th d' as the na 150% 1315 | Do doubt will bé® appreciated b, trapshooting body. who have a desire to “learn to While the greatest shootfe: time injured sports (o a great extent jt| Machanical Repairs, Painting, Trim- wing, Ushelstering and Weod Work Blacksmithing £ all its Erances. E 1 ! Scott & Clark Corp. E equipment Ther« ils, of course, such rrangement of shoots Inforn or. 507 to 515 North Main St. ARC YOU OBLIGED r your throat often and do you | didn't have to. Just try| tome of our BRONCHIAL LOZENGES| and see how they clear away that| f2eling in your throat. Telephona DR.A. J SINAY DENTIST Rooms 18-19 Alice Building, Norwich Phona 1177-3 AUTO RADIATORS Repaired promptly and thoroughly tested under air pressure before leave ing shop. W E NHANLEV wish y3 15c a box at DUNKN'S PHARMACY’ 80 MAIN STREET heiped trapshooting, and u.zp~hoozm=,‘ %|in turn helped the United States, for | ' | it prepared many thousands for se IT IS BETTER TO KNOW A LITTLE THAN on the line of fire and in the air. ] writers began to look for r material. These sport- | IS BETTER TO HAVE ONE TON OF SAT- 5 S T Tnalong ¢ for a criminal, J. E. ! e e e L G renT ISFACTORY COAL IN YOUR CELLAR he columns of the newspapers of | fcr.’:x‘.eke')fim(mflls This chase .. | America. i ering Luth American continents | = ended in April, 1917. MAKING, CLINKER-CREATING VARIETY. pamen, —1““{ b l’! s were then given a mechanic r homes and thelr’ coun g " aport” throush war - contitions, | SAVE SHUES f TQ KNOW A LOT THAT ISN'T TRUE. IT 3 ;;:A ing " writers discovered trapshooting | e O T THAN TWO TONS OF THE TROUBLE- Trapshooting is a sport with a pur-| and Australi at Clearing, 111, and were worn by USE OLD COMPANY’S LEHIGH. It is not only alluring, but pat 73 = PLUMBING —— There are more than 4,01 him 2nother seven months. J AB1D bs in the United S til T discovered shoes with 5 499 Mar S AMERICAN HOUSE : o v HonEY: i the Unied et e S5 A GOOD GRADE OF BITUMINOUS L rst-class Garage Service Connected | | e o e m“n—‘?“fl;)"ifi;::'ég o 1319 e every two mgnr:;nthssalufh:l\ra{onu;!de( COAL $7.00 PER TON. Eate b L dacion i, red at 5 e of 2id to the U D. MORRISSEY, Prop. : e Eances Lo U RS conditions such as these is indeed Sxtracrdynary even for Neolin Soles. WE ARE NOW RECEIVING THE BEST B o | COAL MINED, hone Shatucket Strut“; | continue to shoot, ment who'will be the most and DR. E. J. JONES = co*r'ron A o - e et ! to be especia e 46 Shannon Buildin o , M. D, opened mh I\Inreh v o r Startmg a Gun Club. : can get them on new shoes for men, e, Phone | July ctober FOCM 206 THAYER BUILDING cotton_steady.” | Whtteator liddling 26,90, im,, of & irar’heot] #anufactured by The Goodyear Tu‘e Clgars aill be $150 a i Getting down to first principles (he| Women and children, or for re-soling. } i o Lundred 1r Jume Ist, 1918, Sume Haue: 9:9 d and 75 loAcdln ferent from (he start of aay ullwr kind | & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who also C | S % ok o ool "“l £ ""‘ Ak, & e e e men| make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to [ = peE 2 CoNaNI. : Phonet Office 1262-4—Heuse 1228 1 ::ii ef‘:{“mfl"u(, U?:v:gailof:wg::“lr‘;se‘ | outwear all otber heels. | Tivakiin Street. 3 - - e 223 stic I —men | WHEN Y0U WANT rut your bus. ey who are ng to throw themselves there is no sy into the spirit of the thing—any young club is bound to be a winner. n‘""“"‘ '-' " SOIes TELEPHONE 1257 n E Having gotten the “boye” together ’ ‘ough the ad- columns of The Bulletin, he Piano Tuner iGEER 122 Prospect St.” Phone 511- N 7 5 AR T T AT 1 T .