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Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21

BEAR IN MIND when placing your INSURANCE for the coming year THE FACT that during the last five
 years e2 insurance Companies
 have either failed, reinsured or
 quit;
 THE FACT that no company can af-
 ford to sell Gold Dollars for go cents or pay S1.2o for every Dol
 lar taken in and 1.-THE FACT that we sell INDEMNITY
 not a mere promise to pay.
 B. P. LEARNED & co.
 Agency Established May. 1946.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21

The second Harvard varsity eight was also given a time row for two miles, making the distance in 10:02.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21


 Score by innings: St Louis ........... Q o 0 O O-1 Detroit ...--...--... O 0 0 0 co Two base hits, F. Waller. Austin. Earned runs St. Louis 1. Sacrifice hits. Pratt 2, Burns
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21

by inninFs:
 TaftvilIe ........O 5 . 0 0-1@ Daniels1n ... . ? 0 0 0 O.
 Two base hits Fletcher l. Gley 9 Mullholland 2 Three base lit, OrmOur. Bases on balls off Nor mander 2: oil Wood 0 Struck out by Normander II; by Wood ,. Umpire Raymond Time hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21

loosely and the Colts outfield put up DOT exhibition of baseball.
 Next Saturday the Taftville team plays at the Hospital. The score:
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21
ATTORNEYS S-AT-LAW

Brown & Perkins, kttOmsys-at-LaH Over Uucas Nat. Bank, Shetucket St. Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank, TaIAphone 3S-&,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21
Kickers outcIass Cuban Giants.

The Cuban Giants were outclassed by the Kickers, Saturday afternoon on the Cranberry. The final score was 19 to II. The teams lined up as fol- lows:
 Cuban Giants-.Wortford 1b, Debar- ros D, Johnson If, Ruley 2b, Ed. Brewer ss, Wilbur 3b, Randall if. c. Brewer If, Lacey Of.
 Kickers-Murphy 3b, O'Shahan ss, Gelino 2b, Ferguson of, M. Shanhan D, Connors 1b, Fleming 1b, Fox c, Shaw If
 Braves and umpires do not seem to be the best of friends these days.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

National LeaHus. Brooklyn l. Chicago 4 .-E Philadelphia l, Cincinnati 2. Boston ,. St Louis S.
 international League. Providence Richmond game postponed rain. Rochester 2. Montreal 5 sS. Newark G. Jersey City 3. Newark 6. Jersey City 8. (First game) Newark 5, Jersey City l. Second gameD
 American League. Cleveland l, Chicago I. tFirst gameD Cleveland 0. Chicago 3. (Second game.) <
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21

Score by innncS:
 StUrtevants ........ 9 S-lO Warriors Q Okp- 5 Two base hits. Stone. Gitcher, Wheeler. Bases on balls of Wheeler 2. Struck out. by Busch 4: by Almer s; by Wheeler 6. Umpire Raymond Wheeler. Time 1.15. 4 --~-- -sssa.a- Y lsg.=
 ENGLEWooDS CLOSES SEASON WITH VICTORY WiedwaId Held Hanover to Three Hits k -EngleRaods cIosea-thetrE sea
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21
Totals 3T 6 27 I2
Score by innings.

B. H. S. .......... 2 0 0 o 0 5o CT s H. S. ............ ? o o 2-s
 Two base hits, Mawson 2. Miller, 0faloney. Um- pire Welsh. Attendance $50.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21

Some people are under the impress sion that Fire Insurance is a very costly matter and they go on taking chances of loss instead of inquiring closely into it-until it is too late.
 You will be surprised at the small amount required to give you adequate protection. It is the best investment in the world for a small amount of money. See to it at once.
 ISAAC s. JONES
 Insurance and Real Estate Agent Richards Building, e1 Main Street
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21
DOC BEEsE RESIGNS.
Academy Will Elect New Football
 Captain This Coming Saturday.

Lawrence Beebe. captain of N. F. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-21
GAMES SCHEDULED TO-DAY. :

National Lsagus Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
 American League. Boston at Washington
 New York at Philadelphia.
 Federal Le<1ue. St. Louis at Brooklyn. Chicago at Baltimore. v Kansas City at Buffalo. Pittsburgh fat Newark
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
FRANZ 4. ALDIiI;~i.

II tukcs hardy soul to- br an
Alaskan Senator. because ct the thirty
eight days of travel necessary for the
senator to attend the sessions OF the
Legislature. or these, thirty-thrcc
days nrr Spcnt travelling on Il do.
sIr,Itsc tru.n the Arctic Circle. Al
fh.,ugh here in the East. this may he
looked upon "a" uoSt hardy ndvcn-
turc. III Isl hIa>!.n the inhnbitnntm
think no'hint: of such u trip. for in the
Inn.unGc Of the Alaskan. there is no
sW''h word as '>hnrdship." They know
not the nirnnin. OF the word. Sem
tor tl'rich mikes his thirty -cirht -tin v
trip every second year to reach thc
city where the Alaskan senate con-
Tenes. Born in Fort Wayne. fnd..
hftS-cfght years a.0. AT the age Of
nineteen he Joined General rrrry's COM
, mnnd on the Yellowstone Iti.cr during:
the Indian campaign al 1876. lie WAS
driving IL siN-ntUic ,:orcrn,ncnt wagon
Tn Tcrr!'S Division ia Nontuna nj the
time of the Custer :nuS%acrc. The next
year he WAN will, General Nelson 4.
Miles in fhr Ne. Pcrcc Expedition, in
which Chief Joseph was captured. In
1879 lac began prospecting for gold.
ana has pursued the career of a miner
ever since. lie wn. elected to the
Legislature In 1913.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Broad Street Gau
" it'll Fun-Seekers
Spooks and COLLINS Take Charge
and Zig CroDd Enjoys
MANIPULATING.
Richmond knew that il was Hal.
lOwc'em last night. and no mistake

Richmond knew that il was Hal.
lowcen last night. and no mistake.
Broad Street. from early nightfal
COLLINS of all varieties. and they made
merry every minute of the time
Young and old alike took part in the
celebration or the time %he hthe spooks
arc abroad in the land. Costumes were
OF all descriptions and varieties. Chill
dren appeared as old people and old
people sailed forth as juveniles. The
girls were boys and the boys were
girls.
There was not spot along the gay
bright way from Ninth to Adams Street
that fantastic raiment could not be
seen. Masks OF all kinds concealed the
identity of wearers. Gay FRANKS OF all
sorts followed close upon one another
but there were 10 reports OF any Sc
rious disorder.
While the police were constantly ON
the alert. II was only infrequently that
an officer found 1t necessary to interfere
with the merry making.
AS Tor the crowd or plain. every day
folk. they actually congested the
thoroughfnre. laughing at the nu-
meroms freaks and thoroughly enjoying
the fun from start TO finish.
Yes, Richmond's Halloween party
WAS n decided success
Those who are skept:cal of this
statement may find honest proof OF it
this morning when back and front
gates are missing. If they did not dis
cover IL last night when tick lacks
clashcd against windowpanes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
FAMOUS OLD OAK TREE
REMOVED FROM STREET
Mnin IMP Root Entirely Decaycd. and
Limbs I'm Danger of Giving
Why In High Winds.

After being nursed for years by the
city authorities the famous old oak
tree in Park Avenue just West Of Ear-
rison was yesterday removed under
Supervision of City Engineer Boiling
II had become so far decnyed ms to Inc
81 menace to the surrounding property
and all efforts of the nhrserymen werL
unable to preserve 1t longer.
Nh. Boiling said last night that he
felt almost Il personal grief in the
cutting down Of the ancient landmark
AS he has for years cndenVored to stay
its decay. When the street was paved
Mr.. Boiling made personal appeal
TO the Street Committee in it's behalf
and later had pipes sunk to give water
To its roots Recent examinations
showed the entire heart gone and the
tree supported only by it's rind. which
Was constantly thinning and in dan
ger OF giving way in n high wind
After 1t was cut down examination
showed the main tap root gone entirely
and that the decay had extended into
the main limbs.
The oak was landmark on old
Scuttlctown Road long before this sec
lion was annexed to the city when the
winding driveway now known ms I,ari.
Avenue was the main road from the
city to the coal pits at Clayton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

pie. among them the Minister Of war.
! promised Ia call ON her the following
evening.
AS | bad" her good might she kissed
IN" ana bccGcd m" to break my other
rhEhR"m"ni and take dinner with her.
repeated ii was impossible. Then
left her AS walked down the
stairs | noticed the tall. young man
had met with her al Rouloune going
up In the elevator To her apartment
That seemed more than strange to me.
III seemed Ia be 81 pr"arranged AFFAIR.".
nc went on after Il pause. THE next
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
WANTED ADVICE IN CERTAIN
INPbRTANu 0I-ESuJo\S

during on! conversation she made,
several remark 10 the Young man in
German. apparently under tn. inpres
sion that did no; understand tina,
language. Upon our aTr!va! II, Paris
she asked me TO visit her soon Sle
said she wanted me TO advise her in a
certain important matter. thai She v.,s
alone now; that COULD help her with
ietitrs of introduction. for which CHI.
would DE most grateful. She urged me
10 visit her the following evening I
promised TO cali on her ana hade her
farewell
"on the following evening, when I
came 70 her house, her maid mo; p,..
at the door and said that madam va.
expecting Inc for dinner an hour late,
] asked her 10 tell Mime. Rayu.l tb.,
had another enlargement for dinn.r
few minutes later Mine Ra,.npj
eamo out. As mentioned before .b,.
was a beautiful Young woman Of ab-,,.
twenty-e!ght. She was mog, charm
in8iy dressed. She greeted inc warmly
and begged me to stay for dime :
tod her ! mad another important on
Eagement- She inlplorrd me 10 s,ov
She said she was alone, and that she
wished to talk with me about Il mat
ter OF great Importance in which sbo
desired TO enlist my aid. ! said tina, 7
would call on her some Other eve
ming.
Then She told ne that she wished
10 visit friends In Switzerland: that
she had some manuscripts OF n literary
Character she wanted TO take TO them.
ard that she wished mo 70 give her
lctterx OF introduction TO several peo-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
WIFE or HE, TENANT
N FRENCH ARTILLERY

Her name WAS Susanna Raynal She
was the wife OF Louis RaSn;i :. lieu
tenant in the artillery oi the French
army She was twcnty-oiEh; years
old when she was put to death Tho
husband twelve years her Seniov was
at The f~oni when she was shot Her
lover was shot with her. He broke
down. uurnrinr :tnd crying hI-ster.c;h-
~. while she kept h!acirc him up. re-
pcating Have no fear. Have no
fear"
She begged the officers 10 have them
shot together. not separately. She de-
clined TO he biU!dEoldcd: HELD her lover
by the hand ana kept ,nurmurinr:
Have no fear! Have no fear"
There were no prayers. No priest
WAS allowed 10 administer to them the
last rites Wi;hin one hour after they
had been trapped by the military :tu-
thoritics ~ the frontier, they We're
shot. Tho victim oI love faced death
with a strange spirit of bruvado, with
peculiar courage. while the man
~himpered and cried and begged for
ueror.
""Nera! weeks ago met III Paris u
asst ing Htshcd French diploina;iSt. with
'"hom ! discussed many incidents OF
-" 'ar our conversation turned to
the man. varieties OF spies and provo
cntcurs. and To the motives that
prompted them 20 bctr;% their country.
TEARS IN NJS NUJt1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

Lace and button, patent,
cnlf and kid Shoes; good
wearing, nicc-looking; up
to-date styles. Shoes with
merit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Styles, So so, SO, $3.50. 50, 81. SO, SIS

School Shoes TO be
good must be COM
Portable and give
good wear. These are
salient points in Hof-
hcimer's Shoes for
boys and birls-S1.5O
to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
Arrested on Gambling Chnrre.

Detective Scrgeants Wiltshire and
'ailcN Yesterday arrested C. c. Mar
shall. of lS4a West Eroad Street on n
charge of maintaining gambling
house at that place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31

Charge AsAnuit md Theft
Policeman Tiller yesterday arrested
John Winston, coiored, on warrant
charging him with assnultinr and
stealing Sl.l5 from Annie Roston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
FRENCH WOMAN YIELDS
LIFE TO HELP HER LOVER
Executed by oiitciais OF Her Own
Country at little Frontier
Village.
GUILTY or HIGH TREASON

Wife OF Lieutenant i'm Poincarc's
Army, Swallowed by Police, %onnd
in Possession of Papers From War
Depart rient--i,orl PAT to Death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-31
fE!NNS IN IT'S NVIIE
AZ Ill: RELATES DETAILS

Then he .old nv the story OF this
young woman who met her end so
bravoly at The French Swiss frontier
There VERY trnrY in his voice az hr
related The details. For he knew. the
woman and he knew her husband
was returning from London TO
Paris, few weeks ago" he said.
Just rs we we're reaching I:ouloruc
on the boat crossing the channel. while
Was III line In The dinints-rooln Of
'he t"ai, where the passports were be
ms examined BY the military officers,
heard behind me a familiar voice,
Whispering in German, .Fruchtc 6och
n.chl. ,D9l:, he. afraid
Il turned ang saw The wife OF my
friend. French lieutenant. who was
AZ the front. She felt somewha, en-
harr"sscd when she noticed me. ,u,
immcdiately advanced toward me and
introduced 10 me a tall young man OF
rather aniipa,he,ic appearance.
This IS my husbands friend abe
said to me. He was l;in0 enough 10
me TO hel1 me arrange my business
affairs IN i.oHdon. Louis is at the
front
IN the mean;ime, nay turn came 10
present my passport | saw shat she
handed he" French passpo,; 10 Tho or
hcer' and lie younE mas showed his
nocnI"'nts noticed thpt he was pale
and nervous
IL the train Nc met agah-ln the
dining car. The: seated themselves
opposite me. arA from lac wa sin.
acted knew tha' Sin" was iu love with
mat mn" He vas tail, min and pc-
ru!siv' Tier husband was hvilliaN.
IL 81
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
s, WESTERN PORTLAND
 CEMENT co. HAS MADE A GREAT REPUTATION
Slogan of Concrete for Perman- enCe" Surely Is an Apt One; Fl TOrO Brand Used Wherever Durability Is Required.

Concrete for permanence" is the slogan adopted by the Southwestern Portland Cement Co.,. and surely 1t is a motto which is well borne out by facts Everybody knows that concrete has found widespread and almost uni yersal adoption by the grea, builders of America
 The Southwestern Portland Cement Co., maintains headquarters in El Paso, that city SO well known for progress sive institutions and business and in. dustrial establishments of all kinds.
 There is. undoubtedly, more truth than fancy in the slogan of the com- pany. with which this article deals. The Southwestern Portland Cement Co. has built many concrete road and silos
 in the Southwest and the splendid re. suits attained by such work has been a great boost for that company, as well as for the universal use of con- crete
 The El Toro brand of concrete, as manufactured by the Southwestern Portland Cement Co.,. does not. perhaps need any introduction to persons of l the Warren District whose work calls them into touch with products Of thia sort. However, it may not be out of place nere to say that this brand has
 met the approval Of contractors and engineers, whose expert knowledge un doubtedly qualities them as witness es as 10 what is good and what may
 be indifferent in the matter of road building materials.
 Should any person reading this ar
 ticlo chance to require concrete in his . business. whether it be for privat, residence purposes or the erecting o public cdidce, it might not be ou
 of place Co mention that the product of the big El Paso house is i'm a class which knows no fear of competition
 So, if you want 10 use concrete, trJ
 the El Toro brand
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
LA INTERNACIONAL CIGAR LEADS ALL,
 so SMOKERS SAY
KOhlberg BrOS., of Fl PaSO, Ma nufaCture This Splendid Prod uct of the TObaCCOniStS Art; A Record of Achievement.

La International ciaar. uauufac- tured by Kohlbers Bros of El Paso, is beyond a doubt the best selling cigar in all the Southwest It has that peculiar, inimitable quality of excel lency, which combines the acme in flavor and real, genuine goodness. Cigars come and go Every now and then, a new one appears on the mar ket Few of them last as they fail to stand the test ol public discrimina- tion
 Yet when the lover of the best in the art of high-class tobacco prOduC- tion finds that he has really dicovered the product of super-eNcelleuce, he is loathe to depart from it and to eN- pertinent with something new and un- tried. So it is with the International cigar, which represents all tne pain stalking care, coupled with the skilled hnesse of workmanship, which Kohl berg Bros. demand in every branch of their factory
 It must, indeed, be a pleasure be- l youd the mere element of financial profit, for the proprietors of this spleu- l did ll Paso establishment Co contom- 1 plate their progress in developing the l public taste to point where great ! percentage of smokers in the whole Southwest demand that their cigars be the output of the Kohlberg Bros. | concern.
 Here in Bisbee and in the other see | tions of the Warren District, La Inter
 nacional is the popular cigar to a
 predominatiug degree. Ask any deal ] CT and he will tell you this statement
 is correct Continued excellence in
 the output of a product which never diverges from its established standard ! is reapng a tremendous reward for
 the manufacturers. But the success of Kohlberg Bros is one which is a pleasure to the public at large, never
 slow to recognize and fully appreciate
 true worth.
 It's a splendid thing to be the pro ducer of any article which can, from
 year to year, hold the approval of the
 of the highly educated public of today I Such is the satisfaction of Eohlberl
 Bros. and surely this firm must be
 considered one of the really worth
 while establishments of the South ! west
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
PURITY OF MEADOW GOLD BRAND
 DEFIES RIVALRY
This Wonderful Dairy Product Is Made From PureSt Milk; It Reaches Consumers in Triple Seal Wrappers.

Butter of the Meadow Gold Brand known throughout the United States, from Portland. Oregon to Tampa, Flor ida, and from Eastport, Maine, to San Diego, Cal, wherever discriminating housewives select with the utmost care the products which shall become s part of the food which is prepared for their family Such golden, delicious and entirely pure butter is manufac- turcd by the famous Beatrice Cream cry of Topeka, Kansas.
 Irs a butter which the human hand never touches while in the process of manufacture Wrapped in the ingeni ously-devised, Jriple-seal wrappers, it reaches the consumer in a condition of the utmost sanitation. Perhaps more important still is the fact that this wonderful butter is made of sweet. rich milk from cows which graze in the cool, verdant meadow lands, where the virgin springs leap from the ground, untanished by the impurities attendant upon the crowd ed conditions of the big cities Surely here the hand of Nature has shield ed from any stigma which might tend to create any impurity.
 The creameries. where this perfect yellow product is made, are spotless and as sanitary as experts are able to devise The up-to-date, quick delivery service. from Topeka 10 Bisbee. makes it possible to secure this butter in a perfectly fresh condition, and in such condition it is delivered 10 the con sumer Little wonder that this splen did dairy product bears an enviabl, reputation among the housewives O ! the Warren District and throughout the Valentine State. Is it any wonder that other manufacturers yainly at tempt to equal the eXcellency of Mead
 ow Gold Brand?
 | In these days when such marked ! emphasis is placed upon Che Hygeni,
 value of absolutely sanitary products | housewives should ponder a momen Iupon the multiple benefits of thu ! triple-seal wrapper. It was devise,
 with the idea of attaining the perfec
 in protective measures. The manu
 lecturers of Meadow Gold Butter ar, nor serving themselves alone but ar,
 contributing their part 10 the grea goth century movement which place prosperity and public welfare aboy the almighty dollar.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21
PRINCE & GO, TAKE
 COMMANDING LEAD
 IN STATE OF ARIZONA
All Gold and Premium Brands of Canned California Fruits Are
 Well Known Locally; Every Household Should Try Them.

All Gold and Premium canned goods, put up by H. c. Prince & Co. of Oak land, Cal, are sold in every section of the United States and in many foreign countries The record of this establishment is notable one. For fifteen years their products have been put on the market without iuterrup- ton. That surely proves that they must possess the merits of utmost purity, as well as the Quaintness of delicious flavor which is an inherent quality of the rich, luscious fruits of the Golden State.
 In these days when by necessity and often entirely from choice. the housewife depends upon the use of canned goods, it is a pleasure to know of the existence of a company which places the health safety of its patrons first and it's own financial ag- srandizemeut second. Hence the phenomenal success of the firm of H. G. Prince G Co.
 To those who have had the good fortune to visit the far-lamed fruit ranches Of the golden realms of Cal ifornia, one does not need to empha- size the fact of the everlasting good ness of the products of those sun kissed climes. But there are many who are unable to dwell in this sec tion and it is, to these that the pro- ducts of the Prince Company come in the form Of a peculiar blessing For, in the sanitary receptacles in which are contained the luscious fruits Of the balmy Southland, one finds all the sweetness and goodness of the tropics, he may have the satisfaction of know ing that these goods after reaching the cauneries are never touched by the human hand
 Warren District families scarcely need an introduction to All Gold and Premium canned goods. However should there be any who have not partaken of these delicious food products. the suggestion is made that every meal passed without the added zest of these luscious fruit deItcacies, . is but the needless loss of one of the really good things Of life.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-11-21

In the Bisbee store there is found nothing that savers of the general store of the country town or small