Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 1, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH, BULLETIN, TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1919 fi;:m; DANIH.SUN I]EFEATS TAHV“.'-E. 23-20 Thousz{nds Have Kidney vww*uw”auwlunu‘ M A s L I"OTI Fop G o ; bl A crowa of 800 people saw Daniclson | Would bowl tomorrow if his condition| Suspect It INSURABLE defeat Tattville, 23-20 . of the| improves: | fastest. most evenl. C 1 The highest score of the day in the J. L. LATHROP & SONS| hest games scen ther at the [doubles was the 1208 bowled by A. : _— : Town Hall Monday eve fuelsdorf and J. Keuther of Milvau-) Applicants for Insurance Often 28 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. | ena of the game. (he Taft e ! : o e | nearly one hundred ¢ : Becker of Milwaukee bowled Rejected. ing to bet all kinds ¥ ‘ihat|the highest score of the day in the iy e e h dividuals with a 667 total, three = i now evened up, bu so points V»M\r‘\\ Jimmy Smith of Milwau- money doesm't shoot & b who holds_tenth place. | The game was played ¥, of Trenton, N. J., and A. speed from ¢ - : of Milwaukee tied for sec- singularly from unnecessa T honors in the individuals with | roughness. Danielson s up the big score . of tournament will close tomorrow the gam 3 and rnoon at five o'clock and will be Dotiits "betors. g | followed by two days of bowling by % | At the end of £ wh s Women's National Bowling As-| ™"y examining physician for one of | easily D‘”{'lh“'“ s ) i the prominent Life Insurance Com- | {to 11 in RVO l e 3 anies, in an intervis 3 3 secondhall ¢ FOUR PLAYERS WIN PLACES DR et it t IN INDOOR TENNIS TOURNEY INSURE TODAY g : S hat L_ W K h 31.—Four players | for i Sy are rejected is because Maxwell—a car ’ improved each day i blore miles on tires Judging from reports from gists who are constantly in_direct| touch with the ‘public, there is one | preparation that has been very suc- cessful in overcoming these condi- i t i 1 e Distri 1 VHERE is nothing like doing one thing year . ot 2 “g tions. and heali influence & | s Swamp-Root is after year because it always results in doing ; 1 . the thing well. This is the underlying thought in every Maxwell. It is why 300,000 Maxwells have been built on the £ G T a trouble is so common to the original chassis plan. Each day this car grows bet- for tomorrow may be too late| 745 anvbody's za ring . at i champion- ican people, and the large ma- L y . med | jority of those whose applications are = ter. Each day it is lmproved somewhere, enth n A | d do n suspect that they —old' advice but .mll good b st ,::! "\offlT“"fh JArmory. | declined do not even suspect that thee Obtain real protection by in- ia the mos 2 < for Calls LD ‘"‘il]run stores in bottles of two sizes, suring through 5 h s t o had an easy time defeating|meqium s There never has been a radical change in design. 2 : e e Amerma sets | However, i you first to test There never has been a departure from the original ISAAC S. JONES j {ored up from Norwicl e the e me e D S Insurance and Real Es‘ate Agent Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing T h! idea. e speed and skill' in “?3““"}(01- a sample bottle. When wri Richards Bu\ldmn, 91 Main Street | T RN T after thi furious Tatville was §-UITE g dges (Subs andimentionsdhe o { Still there have been more than 1000 improve- —— e d scon S , Bulletin. 2 i g : 4 CHARLES D FOSTER | " g ol i other matches foi- | 2 ments made in this car since the first one was built. FlRE lNSURANCE i i At 5 o ‘ ‘,: i Yaie| { Every time a chance was seen to make it better the improvement was made Tel. 781 161 Main St. |« : CHAMPION OF WOMEN'S INDOOR That's why a Maxwell runs o ahd on in almost H dght T M TO BE DECIDED MAY 7 ; A : | endless mileage; why it grows better as it grows =1 1 i RECORD ENTRY IN NORTH v Whit ; e L = Ider; why it stands the moods of ths careless drive ‘ ! e AND SOUTH GOLF TOURNEY|2; el X Y i o ’ y & - LB RS €r. “tos ¢ postingys championship swim and | hip will | pices of | No one has ever criticized the Maxwell on the he I grounds of reliability NC CHANGE IN TOLED” BOWLING R T‘?UT"”EV‘ CLASS TODAYIHARRY GREG GIVEN of th Flan o DECISION OVER MISKE oor 50 z Pa. Naren Ha = For there have been 24 recent improvements in WSpapt s JIMMY WILDE DEFEATS ltS appearance, W‘nfl,: W 1 JOE LYNCH ON POINTS M. W No one can criticize it on the grounds of good looks. See the Maxwell today and then get your check KILBANE PUTS OUT MEALEY b : o i Toar st 5 book ready. IN SECOND ROUND ) || O FINANCIAL AND COMMERCHL - MARKET WAS UNCERTAIN t Fisher and Chip Draw. BARRETT-HUDSON CO. BRANCH OFFICE “food ; 8 " | TESTIMONY IN BASEBALL SUIT WILL BE COMPLETED TODAY THE IMPERIAL GARAGE : : : for qumas Chestnut St. Norwich ; ERNEST WHITE, Manager T B : shdintis el 5 ‘ s E s taton Sale of Hudson and Essex] U © 1 reacte B n o . 2 ot lavers . {t is there- Automobiles ted o oA L B : o Arrange for a demonstration. We will car stock of parts at all times. 52 SHETUCKET AST,, mechanic thorough familiar with these cars, in our shop Telephone 929 VULCANIZING SHOP| TIRE REPAIRING AND TUBES All Work Guaranteed HENRY DUPREY Yantic P. 0. Box 153 GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS We will have an expert FINEST WASH-8TAND IN TOWN We also grease your Car THE IMPERIAL GARAGE GEORGE LETENDRE, Prop, Tel. 929 and 970 GET OUR PRICE ON STORAGE BATTERIES BEFORE PURCHASING The Garlock & Haynes Co. 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