Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, May 29, 1919, Page 3

NORWICH, BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1919 ! e 2 & l ‘ BASEBALL RESULTS. ‘ i 3 I e £ - Lo - i INSURANCE St irector Of Naval Oversea Champ. U.S. Soccer Team to Go to Sweden| et ke [B - Frech Fish Delivercd to Us at Expros Train Speed From the Fishing Ports W et T e . | OR THURSDAY SPECIALS i il i L New York, May 28—The Bethichem | mons t Tuero. Clemons stole| * iz in - | F T T m._____af RERwE Bt ot cosn mscce ebempi | sacond and siored jeltp Mer g1 i \H "RESH PORGIES HORE BOILED of e L ates, wil sail uero singled, winning D g e. = = J. L. LATHROP & SONS|inis city on quly'i§ 1or comensurg score | 2. ... 31s.... 25c | LOBSTERS, b>...... 3 Sweden. Twenty-two players will StoLouis M) | Braokm (N) | | 2 28 Shetucket St, Norwich, Conn. | gy up the party, which will tour oo a B ke SALT COD Sweden, Norway and Denmark under |Shotten s ¢ 0 { 18 S, e ths auspices of the Swedish P‘oothall]_ . 1.-’ Bl.rs lb A Association which extended an invita- 4 BITS, Ib. . tion to the American 1ch.\:m-uonsnsmmo l s . The players Wi go - e e &L Eeckctiry "homts M1 e i i FRESH COD _ ‘W. Cahill of the United States Foot- feiffer,p 0 | ALs: ball _Association, and William Sheri- : B STEAK, 2 Ibs...... dan of Bethlehem as trainer. ‘With the full schedule of games to be played has not been completed by the Swedish association, the opening contest will take place at the Olympic _ Stadium, Stockholm, It is_expected Y S that the American players will remain | inavia until late in Septem- it PN | BRAVES WIN FROM CHICAGO; THREE DOUBLES ROUT VAUGHN The FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES Wesloyan Wins at Tennis. s this agency represents have earned the| Middletown, Conn, May 28.—Wes-| routed Pitched Vaughn today PUBLIC'S CONFIDENCE by SQUARE | leyan defeated Tufts in a tennis meet| Boston defeated Chicago, 4 POLIOCK OR BOSTON BLUE STEAK, 2 Ibs. . On the 16th lap 2 3 | here today, six matches to none. Vaughn was removed in the GAMES TODAY. a Toit Special, thre: ic<’ Destruction. | DEALING UNIFORMLY. You buy —_— when Thorpe’s single followed r s eaplained many INSURANCE when we serve you. | OESCHGER LOSES FIRST GAME: |ell's three bagger. Score: : et AS MEMBER OF GIANTS ) ) fedeil ursts of natur ISAAC S. JONES New York, May 28.—Pittsburgh tied . 0 ed such catastrophes as Socom and Gomorrah in the Siddim. Tn the norther: mount to a pl the inner rail, w whizzed & of the the score by two rums in_the ninth inning, and defeated New York in the ng. 91 Main Street | tenth inning by a score of 6 to 2. Oes- chger, the former Philadelphia pitch insurance and Real Estate Af Richards Bui 1c h 0 1 1 1 1 1 States w. e occurred in AW er, making his first appearance in a e hout S CHARLES D. FOSTER |New York uniform, walked the first oL dhi i two men in the tenth. Before Winters Rk LIRS F[RE INSUR_ANCE could retire the side four runs were SRR BT samce, wew vosad field in Mz‘xl = scored. Score: 2 @ newly bored Pittsbursh () New York (K) 3 23 5 e b hpo a ;ls , Bheae 3 7+ | Naval Avi r:} e Bighee.ct S 0 §Bame 200 | : d . % 106 1Youneat 0 i s in! ing head the A | Tel. 781 161 Main St. |Tme i 10 : 3“:»""""5 : 17 30 Fabin s Has il = - ® hworth 312 oyle 2 1 1 - o ards. = Cutawiy 3 13 2 oRaumer 4 1 i ¥ Versailles vs. All Haliows. 3112 0 0zfemindd 3 1 s : Manager Des Surreault has secured 3101 oncame 31 ] s : 2 he Psaim of Life.” | B ins aftEuattis Ao rast weam | Jee 280 | U. . ATHLETES NOW PICKED sunday of this weck e T 1 Mogsup representing All Hallo 1100 D FOR CONTEST ABROAD) : fch 1953 between the und was, leaving lecland, the geo- | ouncil, No. 879, and expects to hav 100 00000 New York, May 28. — More than a { e a BT to bl e g ) ne of the best games that will be seen| 161 00 01 0fseventy of the most prominent track| s i : g Tl 2 i ple s ioNtin : Tell Longiellow | this territory for a long time. 800 T o|and field athletes of the ' United| 3 ¥ : Al Urable to Play Colonials. that we love I we Tead | has secured the services of SLE : h a sprinkling of bo: ( B ry Loughran of the A | ind rejoice in his poems; tell him that | imateur battery in this| s 11 | wrestlefs, swimmers and tennis play i DANNY MURPHY GIVEN celand knows him by heart | are coming down Wi x er i 0 s e lected to augment the team | % % ir eyes, as Versailles got a which will_represent this cou Eustern Leasue RELEASE BY HARTFORD CLUB/ it about ame time, they were | m this season, and o the inter: allied games at Pai Hartford, Conn, May using in C most at Manager Law- 900000002 46imonth at a meeting of the Amateur! X s g popular t of the ow them to turn the im0, 0 0.1 00 1,0 8= Athletic Union officials here last| W S = . gane he | L i he Liberty brothers night. The list includes several worl d‘ Pittsfic red to stem a Ver- club of the T reocrd holders and a number with eith- o | “Psalm of Life” being printed on it June H. Clarkin, in announ D. n Chinese. | streak, but Manage | REDS BUNCH HITS IN FIFTH; er A. U. or intercollegiate cham- 5 he was d \\IK”N with! LT has another guess and| pionships to their credit. the team. Murphy was — | aihg. Mookap | ATHLETICS DROP ANOTHER T i The selection was restri rules to those athletes who 5 = with the United Stat s PRINCETON LOSES TO GEORGETOWN 5 TO 4 May 25—Cincir its with a pass and an the fifth inning, today and winning adelphia A nity at Funeral. rtly a‘ter the new family me w\'I‘ to the house ucross the street the | 3 ifather took ill and died. When | SReacwrsaL wews Frore SERVICE. NEW YORK. rd of his death ne | g to the “fooneral. | Holly Used as Symbol. usual at Roman v Thames Street Challenges. s Streets or Calotson's | scoring_five run team ranging from 18| from Philadelphia, § to 5. In L out of town. We ath hit a home 1 into e to hear from Mr. Corey of | bleache: oring Meusel ahead Joscot street for a game for | him, with a wre; significant of the tlation: Princ mest con. In India and Persin the followers of Zorouster, the fot Penr Patt of of team Send all challengs Clncinaati () Philadelptia () HE Rl el i) 56 S denip cont Dlecesiolia ' pPuleon dont vl Enny = ur;:-?or“:; ay. 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