Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, November 3, 1920, Page 3

( NORWICH BULLETIN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER, 2!. 1920 z 5 3 1 Cers) HOOVER AND JOHNSON It poured in from all sections of the |of Senator Harding, declared at 9 o'clock | gms = - ) 1IN CLASH IN CALIFORNIA |country on a-number of leased wires orfcentral time tonight, that Harding had R‘chter & Company mmy » : Al i sver long distance telephone. carried ‘“every northern state and the THE WISH. i N & - - Maryland, West Vir- O Man of My. Heart, 1 have asked this . Novmber 2—eZst was| U. S:Semator Henry Cabot Lodge wir- |border states of Maryland, - e e Lo P on. ieues in California |ed Mr. Weeks, predicting g “Ereat re- |ginia, Kentucky, Missouri and probaby | WE OFFER o S aeer : \ With the publication. here today of state- | vdblican sweep” in Massachliseits. ~Two |Oklahoma. : Subiect to Sale A oteaslt o be coming I from e Montreal, Nov. 2.-—Jack Dempsey,|a lot of worriment. ; Ments by Senator Hiram W, Johnson,|normally democratic congressional dis- e Subject to Relds 0% e = world's heavyweight champfon, announc- | Paul Farle was the high gun in the |fiereo V% SERTEL B0 (hd League o |‘ricts. were assured fo the republicags. | ZAYAS LEADS GOMEZ W Fants Work. ot desse: F- od here today that he had agree to & fif- | North and South Carolina state shoots, | .i11cC & Herbert Hoover, propon- |Senator Lodge declared,. while the de 15 ErECTIONS 1x cvna | $20,000 WESTINGHOUSE g - {een round bout with Jess Willard, form- | also New Hampshire, besides winning the | o0ons, 1% HEReRt : ocrats would carry mot more than two , 1 have fold it to God, the wish of ¥ er worid's champlon, 1o take place next |South Carolina state championship for |* 0" (0 FUCTTC rocented directly op-lout of sixteen consressional districts. Havana, Nov. 2.—Returns of yester- ELECTRIC & The littie white house at the butt of themm—m March 17. The location of the fight, he ,t.l»whwm"d y‘;"rl runn:‘ng. He was also posing views of Senator Johnson and Mr.| Later Mr. Wedks predicted that Sema-|day’s presidential clection from 999 of the BT e #aid, had not been decided. Beitgenat \Maplewpof: t i P E e fo the attitude® ofSemator | tor Harding would carry. New York state | 5.002 precincts. in Cuba, as announced by | MANUFACTURING CO. |with a hanaful of land and some gra lh_rrml Ha;lotw“dr:g‘nog d;\_ mugh sdhgoflns H:::vn" and Samuel M. Shortridge, re- |by 750,000 and.would Have a majority of | the government at 3 o'clock this after- where the guat YALE'S INJURED PLAYEES A A U shooting heé did was i : \ tor from Cal- | $250,000 in greater New York city. Con-{noon, give Dr. Alfred Zayvas/ coalitionist 7% G ld Bo ds Could be eating her fill. exceptionally good. vas hi 35 | publican tandidate for sena 3 could . zave o . P as against 7,235 70 ol T RETURN TO LINEUP Ohiopbmdez s_inmngflteh;";:st\etg:“rl;eunm::; ifornia, toward the elague of nations. necticut would .gave the republican can- | candidate, 12,112 wvotes as against 7.2 7 ne g = I % . | White walls nad nasturtiums, the yellow " Vv’ 2 ; i 4 publicati tatement issued Sun- | didate a 75,000 majority, he said. He al- | for General Jose Miguel- Gomez, candidate 7 and red, T B paa Thorne Muryihy, and Jowa | Macylieh average man in the Indiana and | | PUIERON, 00 % doreine the candid- |so clalmed Kentucky and, Indiana. The |of the liberal party Due May 1, 1931 Siaste o cing to the sri 4 . k p 5 Mr. § - |latter by 100,000. teh, Acosta returmed.to the Yale lineup yes- ick Boylston won high in Florida be- of Senator Harding and Mr. Short-|latter by thatel terday for signal rehearsal, but Coach ABANDONED @ Market 3 i - | Shortly after ten o'clock Wil vs y ckiedy hen with a dozen fime sides winning the championship. Then he |Tidze,led to.the charge published Yesier 3 A PRIl Haya ROWED: § & v id: QC’ o v . oL & Tad Jones eaid that it was doubtful if| came north and was high in the Massa. |day that*Mr. Shortridge and Mr. Hooyerjsald) =t L G0 SCHOONEE 40V HILES TO PORT to yield about 7.60% That sha's wishful to hatch. Callahan and Acosta would be able 1ol chusetts state shoot and tied for high in |had agreed to abandonment ol . il R R ;hr T et carein v & e scrimmage. In time to allow them to face| the Connectiout titular toumamant. reconcilables” on 'the league of matl 3 f Boston,. Nov. 2 Brown here Saturday, although they will he used against the Crimson and the Tiger. Callahan was assigned right guard, dis- Pete O'Brien of Mutte, Mont., won ey- ) lssue. % A steamer Western s The two of us there by the side of the 4 public, - the: American people. when con- {Comet brought the abandoned Newfound- Hareld N. Christianson hearth ythi » - ment issued last night, Sen-|fronted with a grave decision, has de- {land fishing schooner No: to port dark, lonesome night creeping erything except the traphouses in the| In a statemen e | ior rane ik b S ol .o o e don Montana state shoot and did exceptionally |ator Johnson declared Senator Harding i ght. - here today after towing 400 your handclasp, oh! man well in a dozen other big tournaments bug | savs he has turned his back upon the |. “The returns seem to indicate an un-|The Nordica, ‘the crew of heart ! placing Herr. - Acosta was given his old|in every case except the Ninks at Omaha | league” and favors “neither reservations | paralleled majority. It is an extraordin- {taken off by a trawler on Oct. 18, 3 nosition at the other guard. - Murphy ran| gomeone beat him for the high. average |nor interpretations. but rejection .of it.”. |ary degree-of agreement on the part of |apparently in- good condition, except for Tty reatih S the elevan and the coaches feel that it nonors. Another target or two broten | Hoover,” continued the Siatement, |the people: as_to whom they want toa loose rudder.” The Western Comet was| THERE 1 1c advertising medium i will be necessary to use him to save the|ang O'Brien would have been high man | Mr. Harding is goin o the |conduct their common affairs and the |bound from Glasgow for Baltimore. Esstern Connecticut €0t v 3 3| sults. Brown campaign, aithough they. would|in a dozen big tournaments. Ao - DelleverMEs Hi course they. want them to take. i Yor usinges Teay prefer to save him for the final games. S antintine {ha’ TohpAa v ool de- — Outside of the return te the lineup of 5 e harges that there was an un- | GUARD ELOPES WITH T e T R T these graduates of the hospital, the only | TO PROMOTE THRIFT clared the S A R anaem eytani ot W M SONER| c T tathin, e has s halh oo 131 AND PROTECT sAVINGS | SIS e atitude of the latter AL Eenonar) MOTOR FREIGHT SERVICE |2, ;‘u;‘::d utfirx]thumpla::; ol ‘:i!)ll’dlhli; Boston, Nov. 2—An ' organization to| toward the league had ben denied by Mr.| Milledgeville, Ga., Nov. 2.—Officials at A vear, and Mackay's failure to stem the|promote thrift and to protect savings has| Shirtridge. idee” “the state- the state penitentiary here have an- (All “a00ds Covered by Insurance During Transit) -‘n;:Le attack Saturday led to Into's re-)been incorporated here /; an outgrow:a “I believe Mr. Shirtridge,” "th & nounced that J. W. Gans. a guard at the Local RepreSentative Phone New London 2211 erviceable love can see ol of some venly mystery—s on_ things grow wings. ravely dre ed | DANIELSON—PUTNAM—NORWICH—PROVIDENCE—FALL i ur-colored gown, - : 1 ; women's building, and Juanita Weaver, | X { But he will.bend him dowr > G MRy SRR S TR el il dn hmpete 1 ) s 2 prisoner, “quietly. eloped” Iate Saturday RIVER—NEW BEDFORD—BOSTON—LAWRENCE— ! Sl LR GRS - ‘Varsity emergency service. It will ' be known as the Association fw'lmrnm-s TO HAYS FROM NEW it 1 LOWELL—WORCESTER and Connecting Points 2 HBott (Cross a T vas was servi t of| he sweeps and tollin; d Galvin were used at{the Promotion and Protection of *Savinss|yORK STATE AND MASSACHUSSETT: was was serving a_sentence o | . ») ; il combine i | forgeiiline havihed bend E. P. WINWARD & SON | centre. the si a f e with agemcn £ & 8 { Decause ars n (ross started the signal rehearsaljand will combine with the encouragemcnt et s le Baelsl convicted:"fn Atlanta " last May. She iis o . i cause he wears a crown. bu Galvin playing in the scrimmage he-|of safe investment on - educational pro. oot | described as being about twenty-one New York, Nov en the picked 'Varsity and Dr. Bull's'gram fo combat quick ich schemes, ed early tonight by Will H. H : £ 135 WATER\STREET 184 MAIN STREE aenm Dol e et scrubs Howard Campbell and H!rherc){ Alt the };(ead fnf the as@ciation is man of the republican. national Coth':f; vears old w 1 el i i ARTI the v '"?,"M’ Kempton divided the lefi halfback. post|fred en, former governor of ce, at the party's headquarters S . - pursed . mo; e’ b ™ the signal renearsal federal reserve bank in this city. Thos: | sateq (hat carly returns in Boston ore | CLATMS EVERY NORTHERY Phone 1250 Phone 403 DUrSel mouth he) biwoth ap-. the As reorganized. the 'Varsity |assocldted with him include leaders in|cast a republican plurality of 50,000 in STATE FOR HARDING | SOUTH MAIN STREET | Chiding the tardy kettle that for shamie ed work for the Brown game as follows: |the thrift, Liberty loan and other cam-|ino presidential race. 7 ElhAM | Would make an angel wait. Ends, Cutler and’ Dilworth: tackles, |paigns of recent years. The association] yr jiays' informant was Grafton| Marion, Ohg, Nov. 2—Harry M Make thou conserves, the whil Walker and Into; guards, Callahan and|will cooperate with the work of the sav-|cyshing, a promirent republican of the | Daugherty, ‘a member of the republican | Phone 477-2 Make th e while Acosta : center, Cross ; quarterback, Mur-|ings division of the treasury de ment -l Two little cheru t eithe > would he stand S olis. campaign committee and a close adv phy: . halfbacks, Kempton and Frank|but its activities will be distinct from | ‘assachusetis metoRMR .\ o o Relley ; fullback, Jordan. any government branch. Sl i piadt S Cross and Into, who have just been| The educational department will be di-|PEHOSR NERORE CRell (20 pregfilent, aken into the 'Varsity ranks are Provi-|vided into schol and home economic so:-|SoTdinG 1o party 1es0or NP (Sl lence bovs and familiar wilh Brown|tions, the former covering education in|)Rson carvied the TR, B COPC T O tormations | thrift in colleges, public, private, paroch-| 1000 in the last pretidental OULE- o PR lio1, normal and vocational schools and [, Former Senator JORR o TR, SHARKEY WILL NOT SAIL APTER jthe latter working with women's organi- *{’:sz"““‘Tfl"‘)f;‘d;“:p‘r‘ed‘mfr‘g Gk T e Wi BOUT WITH JOE LYNCH | e e ity 19 publican. plurality. pitside * the city_of New York, Nov. 2.—Joe Wagner, man- M1 the churches and profes Boston would be not less than 400,000. ager of Jack Sharkey, has announced that{ jqor® [ WHREE CERATITCRL WY be 0y TP itselt, overnor Coolidge said. Ris bantamweight contender will not sail | iS¢ e Indusii) and eommercial, | 0, L he republican ticket a lead for Engjpnd next Saturday, the day after|ynqyqiria) and commercial section will | of 30,000 to 40,000 his returh engagement with Joe Lynch at| oo i 1ahor unions, associ indus-| National Committeeman A. D. Hert of the Garden, but will wait over until thely ol tpo wnolesate and retail trades, | Kentucky reported receiving word from first week in December. The reason for| ,poricanization committee and the|Pike county of that state that the Hard- ° receipt of a cableiyo,, o Mon's Christian' Association in-|ing majority in the country would ex- ide announcing that (he|ayqtria) " secretaries. The agricutlural|ceed 3.000 and in.the city of ‘cuisville k fighter's bout with: Jmmyll con will (be concerned with the|mo less than 10,000: . Jad been pushed back into Janu-i .., o ang farm bureaus and the bank.| Mr. Havs and other leaders of the par- gner i8 pure; howeéver, that ‘the |y "y lotion will have- it work w {v entertained their friends in the Forty- not mean that the fight isicavings, national trust company fourth Street headquarters throughout the asserts that it also contained|, . ative hanks, insurance and evening. In one larze office arrange- pation o the effect that two Brit-| ooy, ying ‘concerns, ‘and trust com-|wents were made to seat several hundred ish promoters were angling for the fight |™enl 5 to Spriecyesl Inadet and that if one failed to land Wilde the|PARIes: L I other surely would. In the meantime,-Jack is working hard for the Friday night fight, and promises to make weight this time. He was a few pounds everweight when the pair went fiften fas: rounds to a draw several weeks ago. Tex Rickard expects to have an even larger crowd than the one that jammed the Garden to watch Willie Jack- won knock out Fitzsimmons, The fact that the winner is virtually assured of A fight with Pete Hermann provides the Friday night show with added interest. Three other bouts are carded for the sameo evening. The semi-final will show Barney Adair, Irish welterweight cham- pion and George Ward of Elizabeth, N. J., the Jersey title holder. K. O. George Chaney of Baltimore will meet George Brown of the West Side. The opener of six rounds will_bring together Red Allen and. Willle Schacter. For More and Richer Eggs’ Feed Your Hens NEBRASKA ELEVEN WHITEWASHED . and eme N that foams about the brim., So serveth t v command. And that same tol orn broom So humble HUMOR OF THE DAY y. He says Edith phyr? He said *he Transeript. to a beach guaid § 3 the beach twg efeated Rut th Grouna: : i e e ot | [, T iook P BERE S Mootk RepempORRES R ) | N e e e ek Foms hiceaborite for years. 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