Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 3, 1919, Page 3

INSURANCE INSURANCE FOR EVERYTHING iNSURABLE ; J. L. LATHROP & SONS 28 Shewckt( S(. Norwu:h, Com\. | L A ; e The Policy of Fire Insurance 1 YOU OBTAIN FROM Us IS ALL THAT IT SAYS--FOR 'T 16 BACK- ED BY A SQUARLC CEALING, STRONG COMPANY. JUR SERV- ICE IS SKILLED, EXPERT AND RE- LIABLE. ISAAC S. JONES \ Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Buiiding, 91 Main Streat Burglars are About | Robberies are Frequent | Insurance is Cheap ! WITH | B. P. LEARNED & CO. 23 Shetucket Street Agency . Established 1846 May, AND GASFITTING PLUMBING Phone 581 dorn Plimbiar fodern Plambing is as o2ssantial in modern hcuses nl electricity s to lighting. We guaran t:e the very best PLUMBING WORK workmen at the ‘.""’1 F. TCHPKINS 67 West Main Streel o URN‘S in Street J. COCHRANE FITTING, STEAM FITTING DIAMOND LINGO FOR FRENCH FANS Paris.—"On Ball!” in French. “Regles de Jeu!™ Baseball,” That's ‘Play an official guide to the American national game, has just been issued by Prof. F. Carpenter, director of sports Foyers du Soldat, the American Y. C. A. for French soidiers, Franz Messerly, R. the M. assisted by of a local enthusiast The Looklet will serve a double pur- pose. Jt will tell the Frenchman ail he needs to know about baseball, in | his own language, and it will teach the | American in ¥rance what his French| 4| LADD STILL AWAITS cousin means when he shouts umpire or the players. are and explanations lish also, parallel text. When his Umps, otherwise Parbiter, | tp with Hi Ladd the game he sion guoted is ready to start voice to the expres head of this piece. | Christie Mathewson takes cque de land at the p une bailo in t who is h but, oth plate. A strike is uno at the For the rinted in Eng- with the French | gives Le Lan or as the home . a fair ball is r a faux, according to whether | s within or without and un word indicates. to become a cour bunt ace runner, in whic! l'aide de cam bhid him “Slic injunction whose appears to this ve If le batter extra champs prove the sphere hi IPrenc] l\ f Prof. have ns know i Washington Buildiig |1 ch, Conn. E. O. Sheet Packing CASTINGS “ ED PROMPTLY BY ONMPT SERVICE have adequate STEAM BEST MATERIALS, that insures prompt service. T. J. HEALY, erite Blcg. HERE fur we EQUIPMENT &nd the real satisfactory Mare Norwich, cc.‘ DR. R. J. 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M rules | t the | 1| the same time 1 ? e {CRESCENTS NOT LOOKING IT TAKES G[lfll] SOLES 1000 THIS *“George Wentworth, a letter carrier here, has worn a pair of shoes with I\eolm Soles four months and two His route is twenty miles a day. J‘ his test made at our request, proves the wearing quauty of Nealin Soles to our satisfaction.”” From Lothrops- Farnham Co., Dover, N. H. Only Nealin Soles will stand up under a test like this. People who are hard on shoes will save money if they buy them with Neslin Soles. shoes come in many styles for men, women and children. Have Neslin Soles put on your worn shoes too. Any good repair shop will apply them. Remember—they are made by Science to be comfortable and waterproof. also. Manufactured by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio, who make Wingfoot Heels-— guaranteed to outwear all other heels. neo in Soles Fade Murk Bez. U. S. Pat. OF, FAMOUS RUNNER CHARGED WITH PROFESSIONALISM Chicago, March 2.—Jo Loomis, hold- er of nine world’s running and hur- dling records, tonight was suspended by the Central A. A. U. on charg professionalism because he rec money for writing a series of articles [for a newspaper on athletics. He -will appeal to the National A U. cham- | pionship committee for a final ruling. | J.oomis has competed throughout the ! country under the colors of the Chi- cago Athletic nesociulion | JACK MONTY’'S PLEASURE | Has Jack Monty goT cold feet, ask- ed the officer of the Moose lodge who | made arrangements for signing him at the Moosc Home | ! rday night. Why didn't he a i opportunity to sign afier : | ling the challenge of Hi ladl ani at extending a challenge the other would-be hoxe lity Kin states that he is Monty at 140 pound nd put up a little sid> bet 1 send Monty to tha canvass in to fight side he wi | ten rounds. | 1f unforeseen before the | vented Monty And for the Crescents cffcumstances | again have the oppordini | at the same place at £.30 Mondu: 1 he will be give o sign up with ei €aid men, with some of o lers on it. As far as being charitabl tville a chance, aft ssed by both three no :Imr’x!]'. both Danielson and series of games, all ,‘de‘\ on a neu- tral floor, if th pions of Bastern i team has a right to play y or both these teams ha ¢ sporting blood, they can have i how good a FOR COMEBACK OR CHARITY Bulleti r the of of the W, “”'“l Crescents of T aim upon in Danielson and : s you been frosi |bitten during such a mild Come across like good sports { something no team cide it for the bene 1s a repu ave a better one represents Dantel- the matter? Got the c Box 302, Taftviii RIZE CONTEST TO BE DECIDED ON SKATES‘ rink on| \fl!'\:r\:l will | expected tha LAJOIE QUITS GAME the patrons « | YALE MAY HAVE TWO FIRST VARSITY CREWS g of having a would race Princeton | BIG FIGHT NOT FOR RENO, SAYS TEX 2| — HALIFAX BIDS FOR £ B H‘AVYWE!GHT BOUT COTTON, 3 March 1 ova Scotia permit 1 bor nd emphasize of Halifax. Kilban2 will be Ki mee nd only re {ed mitter commo veal calv ed .'5‘1’"'1)’1('1 igher. Shorn $12.00@19.00; 3 @1 me. $10.5 je supply | $14.007 common to 0: comm $7.00@2.50: b fresh cows and spr : veal calves $18 commor good wn 2 pound Dunn de before 2 ch ‘m!)mn ha and he mas hout much trouble. ne was not out by Ieonard the canvas thre: c last occasion Du 5 towel into the ring in token of det Leonard gets credit for 2 knockout of 1 variety. Kilbane was in | dition when he went tc| Fistic fans throughout the it the result of i aane Lrown bout with much inter- 1 truly t f: was | 2 nd Yorkers 6. roughs §1 winte:. | & apoleon Now is THE PECK-McWi DE N T IST Suite 46 bhannr*n Building | Take elev ator \P‘Hn(kel Street SPECIAL OFFER OF No. 1 and No. 2 Buckwheat Coal We have a large stock of FIRST QUALITY COAL in these small sizes which was bought last Fall to help out against the expected coal shortage of the present winter. We must sacrifice this stock to CLEAR STORAGE SPACE for larger sizes which will begin to arrive shortly. 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