Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 15, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH, TUESDAY, | .. Does Not Chaflenge Organized Ball BULLETIN, APRIL 15, 1919 INSURANCE | INSURANCE 1 FOP EVERYTHING | INSURABLE TIRE REPAIRING AND TUBES All Work Guaranteed HENRY DUPREY e > 6 BELLANS I‘Incmnan. . April 14.—In a state-'cnjoy good, v the national baseball the sroun i now Keepthe Cfimrcn Well |- Yanlxc P 0. Bax 143 To keep the little ones well, sturdy end happy, free of coughs, colds, croug, lile fevers end infiamed throats, usc Ford Tires Foley’s Honey and Tar. | _ | GUARANTEED FOR 2500 MILES Ttis c made of eclected rem- One of the toughest tires made. edies 1t loosen aad bre “F’“g"“ghd 5 layers of best fabric, heavy s |and thick side-walls. p-ogm,rsflomymd | Guarantced for 3500 miles. .. Ao oo 3ame tire not guaranteed..... i All non-skid THE T. J. SHAHAN CO. Next to Post Office for financial ‘I £ 300p0S rom patronage. The 28 Shstucket St, Norwich, Conn. 7 phadiy ““ e e | ganized baseball is operating : e te SiERE lialibe ad TOTOKETT MILLS DEFEATS ‘ clean s:;lorl, ulwg;; keege‘ Hot water xcellent condition. Tt| A S iief %, ure Reiie the ipped and only asks |eral league club ne feels it well d v ness will proceed as VERSAILLES MILLS 12-6! | legal contracts must Tie lived ur Totokett M team { “five vedrs since the team BELLANS fication of {he svstem FOR INDIGESTION | the parties to them. The to by! . phe defeated §S tatement in{ he Versailles Mills team Saturday af- !'ternoon by the score of 12 The first game they held the Occums v well but teward the fifth famou: took a turn, and the gz - forty ried hitting the Versailles servic o 1.000 ra s | to all corners of the field, while der Engli ke » rule. 1 seas 1 tread | 1 stice Staf- that orgar violated the prohibitions vas not rendered ited States to dissolve the comb on. therefore, $18.00 | $15.50 on i Art \‘hur (;oda\re " For the the :legiate real catching. were h TF. A. player. in 190 tar of the game tercollegi ver that w Versailles mater: on what wa. hit accord- i the mana- take part on Columl fairly and May 17 | E. Tebo. Sign-| . One of th sest ade 3 7 I result of | abolishing the rugby foot ter a the five-y ss for 3 om the rest_of the game. brother Peter some Hi- 15 showed public eye investments dep ance. INSURE TODAY for tomorrow may be too late —old advice but still good. 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