' sell-forget RE liflflll ' [Bouts in Assembly Hall who Waiiiiiteudetl The first smoker of the session In Norwulk'u-as given last night by tho Norwulk Athletic Club in the town ' assembly hall. As for As excitement was concerned, the affair wag a surf- oess,’ although the crowd was onus , all) ”small The ilrot preliminary was between Bo‘bhy Henneueey and Battling Kunz, both of South Norwolk. In the first round Kunz draw blood from Henna!- soy's nose and then iioored‘irixn with at right to the jaw. Both were some youngsters, but Kuuz had quito a lead at the "end of the light. .. The second exhibition between Young (inborn. or Norwnlk; and Young V Ford, of South Nortvnilt. The first round was a: prettyoven contest. but in the second round Ford slipped, and in the excitement Osborn hit him while he was down. He remained down ohhut 6 seconds to get his wind and then came back though rather tired. in the lust round Ford Wan very tired and his swings were wild. He was saved from n K. O. by the hell. Osborn alloyed that ho is a clever boxer and carries quite n kick" in either hand V, . The final bout was staged next on 'lilnrtin. of New Haven. to ho nus 31hr- duiod for the semi-llnnl had lost his train and could not arrive until 10 o‘clock. The final was ‘botween Tom- my Shun. of New Haven, and Bobby Nelson, of New York. Both boys were. very clever. and are lost climbing the V Imitlhr or huntanrwclsht'lamo. Tho. tight wash very even match. although Nelson'u “blows soothed to intro ino‘t‘r talcum than did Shell's. AS the int-u were leaving the ring the up. Llitliae was heavy for Shea. who was first to leave. but in was doublyhehvy for Neluon. who accrued very popu- lill‘ with this crowd. The semi-lindl wus run last on the hill and young Martin. til Now Haven. and Young Boyd. oi Houth Norwnlu. tightlkuu u town from tho ”hummus: to tho finish. enough lighting. to corn his money. Mr. Muller. oi Now Huron. roierca ed the first bout on Jack Burroit won delayed by an ncoldcni. lie urrived in limo for tho nocond. V ‘ illdd Butts wuu intramural! to tho houuo. Ilutto will mm Tommy Not. run . of Port Chester. at Arlon linil on March ith .M to” summon v‘o. Momma MON‘ . . DAV. Thorn will no no unuieuibuil 33qu lot tho Armory tomorrow night (Witch: inutou'u iiil‘thdnyl. «till tho lmpm‘thttt gum hm two nigh-tn pronoun. um tickets (or the» titanium limo not! tho warmly,“ ‘ nose make’ the next contuty for better, .V opportunity for good. Neither mun doinxw ‘ mama wliuutamtord in out for Moor unr- night. it in immutable to play it rum inn; boon n with for ruthmi‘ rotly troll now than the last has been. .. Not alone to the orofossor in home medical college. with his home emula- zoucd before the norld Vim- somé great operation but also to the humble work- or, in some country “lingo, comésitho: As we look upon the great painting of “Vibert.” entitled “The Missionnr3 ll Story. " we see the crown of glori the diodem or success. not upon the hood ‘ oi the honored and decorated Abbot... but often that of the rcggod Sign out or the Croats—4mg hodr deformed by tor» ture. and His frame wrecked with toil. The way of right should be a. matter of duty It will not do to close titer eyes in slumber, tor the chem neton sleeps For indifference to public w-el inro,'~pausion. appetite. selfishness and sensuality struggle for the mastery. I have unlimited hone for the future, and an abiding faith in the people It may not be given to our eyes to see the, tflnhlh‘adf'work that we have com- menced.“or curried on ash legacy from others, yet I know that ~ "do the long dnys-of‘God, _ In the wide paths‘untrod. ‘ The world will yet he lad: Its heart be comforted. ,Others may sing the song: ‘Othors will right the wrong Finish what we begin And all we fail to win.’ l l Yes.l dare to hooei’or the time uhcn every bush will be a burning bush, and New. look an altar; and man will find brother man a wrestling angel. I believe that a better day is down lug. triumphant will tho forces for good march onward. and We can our diet a higher and nobl‘or civilization. Not hrophenying tho millonium, but on- ly speaking-as one “Who rowing hard against the stream. ‘ , :Sees distant gates of Eden gleam, And does not deem it in dream." William H. MncElroy wau‘ihe next speaker. ‘ William H. MaoEiroy‘I Andrew Mr. MooEery woke, in port. as fol lows: Thurs in a good deal of soilishnols in the world: and. thank God. it 800d dent ot unsold-illness. AV tumour writ tor has admonished “that "We should do 'ourutmout to encourage the battle titul. bemoan the nootui oncom‘uxou itself." 80, it may Juatly bu maintain- ed that we abould do our utmont‘ to encourage humiliation“ since width- mm announce; itself. You have our uomhlod bar‘s.” at the coil or uncomm- nons. Tho obioot of your meetinx'ctn' hardly out to moot with tho hourly to provui of oil urouunt and at tho rout oi tho communities at Thu Nortrothii. who Are absent. For thutobioct in not to grind any ludivlduul'u or: not toboolt om clique or bony: not to boom an urivnio concern You are him to but scour looking to tho nrumotionV or your Soto yearn ago I was present at a meeting in a certain Arum-loan city when Va report. woo read which statod; among other. things. that the ultra denthgrate bud doctertoed during the wear. contueutinxtnnon tho room an VV old resident or the tilt) said to me. "I may mention to you in confidence that a. little higher dunthme wouldn't realv ly' be a bird thing tor the city.” He worn. on to oxploln that the city was embarrusaod by the inclusion in its citizenship of some who neither ouch Ved’uor pulled. but merely. klokedwtnon who‘oould he depended upon. to antag- onize any and. all suggestions. howover excellent. looking to ’any sort of, mum-i olpal betterment. ‘Now it theso‘men " he concluded. “could only be hereund- ed to shuttle their mortal coil. or re ' move the coil beyond the city‘ it limits. we would be much better of! " The moral of this-true story. is that it is the bounden duty of eiery citizen or it com munity to‘toke a personal. public-shin ‘ lied interest in its attains, to be sympa- thetically and» generously alive to‘ whatever promises to promote its proo- perlty and not to conclude that he did charges the whole duty 0! citizenship . b3 dotting innit with whatever is sus- gostsd by his renown and tout nu- ataining‘irom suggestions or his own. I would be inclined to caution the sincerity of one who mood on a pa- triot hut tailed to be A good and faith- tul Iriendwan ammotlre friend—«or . the place whore he resides. Love or country, like charity, properly begins at home. I take it that no, who... is traded to convince yOu that ’l‘he No alks need a. new Hoypitai. t'l‘he existing in- stitution hos hall its day and has been outgrown. It lacks the iacllltloa to meet thefiomunds which are made up- on it, demands which of course will grow more serious or The Norwniko increase in population. ‘A oroner'looal pride. the laudable ambition at o. prom herons people to havo the institutions within their borders worthy of them. diamond that the old Hospital ahuii be superseded by s more adoquoto one ‘Wplbla of a much larger uuoiuluoua which it it: motioned to oroct. tram loud of the story of tho old minister who went to dine with one of his parishioners. Belore he had an oil- portunlty or saying groan. the amall boy oi the lamina reached out and hen» ed himself generously to bread and butter. The old dominio looked at him with u “proving ore nnd than. bowing his hood, aid "0 Lord. for whnt We on about to rmivowond tor whot our young Maud 1m Mindy trouoived. make us thaoklul’ Mourning, on i feel than. i have 1 Hunt to manna. that. time now Horiptui in “out; to motor-loll“ presently. it will hold order for you-u any when the comamtono oi tho com- ing building in laid—«eta couplo your than” for the oxooiiout work which tho old :liorpim lino lam oormlttld to‘ do. with thonittl for .tho it: to trunnion with in n; i have had I would iioulnr. tutu hi. or um: Thu Nor» rtdmuo‘ with a new and trimmed durum. .Wli‘ut in million at I! n honoiit tor all. no it built to command tilt motivation or in. All lithium ow noun «tint ulna brood use nilhuntiirou in abroad route: .7 mourn? hammer *- , moving nails all . A single cohslde that and I will to. have your pollution. I hora spoken 0!; your projected hoaoitdl all the outward or public- spirited “selfishness. But unselfishness may; he an enlightened asé to realize that every benedoent doodr. done in the right spirit. airings a re. ward to those' Who do it. A litlo girl was walking along a. country road t0t-. terms under tho wolsht of '9 holly in her arms. who apparently was not; much younger than bench. A bronco. by said, “M31 child. you are carrying a; big burden." “on. no,” the little girl; promptly anmeredfiixd ian't a burdéu. he‘s my brother.“- Citizens of The. Norwalks. I enrnestly h‘ope that'your conception arbour 30d are related to your fellows corresponds to what that little child said. I earnestly hono' that you "regurd them notinswhut‘donu, but as :brothers. For it this in so, the suc- cess of the new hospital is already as- sored. Attaorrtoy Gonerni Light - dion. John all. Light was introduced and gave notary interesting address; on the subjeottor getting the new Eds- pital which. he saidgwnopo bullying“ ~ ed by the Town‘ot Norwalit. Mr. 'Lisht' said that thob’est’thing modem: could. do was to consolidate on the Hospital. matter, to ennuro'sumcient interest in. it for it trill protect the‘community at. large. lWhenL'the time foodies tortho canvmers tot-unlit mammogram the subscriptions. the people or the town should have tho spirit of giving to the Hospital tundn. , The ushers were representatives in the Nnr‘iv'alk' 186:1an titan doctors. and their’mtotante wore “the nurses or the V'Norwoik Hospital. They were nu' follows: » .5 ., Unborn. ~ Dr.- WilliomJ. Tracey head ushor; Dr. James A. Meek Dr. Henry C. Shorter. Dr. Jean «Dumortior. . _ i Dr. 4Froukion G Ifrown. Aguiltant lichen. Miss Mirtho Lenin Miss. Millicent .iacittlon‘, Mills Rosa cronin. :Misu Edmil’ihtt. Miss Edith Downs, . Minn Alloo.MucKonnle. . Miss Helena Collins. Miss Margaret Drlaooli. Tho portions invited to south on the platform are no lollows: , Dr. ’t‘homu Burlington. health out car of New York apeakor; Wm. H. Md'cilliroy. of New York. snooker; At- tornoydtioneral John H Light unenkor: James A. Farrell choimun or mat. in: Hull Christian Swarm. Hon. Jere» mini; Donovan. Senator H. Wood (New Canaan). Representative Hurry Rider (Elli kblorumllt). Representative Hon- ry Mntholu (Norwalit). Hoyor ill. J. whom, Muyor R. M. Wolfe. Solom- mun A. 'Ailliiim, dialectal“ John Do» vino. Bathroom James A. Brown. moon medium institution at notion. no... mot-litre Miniature oi Autumn. 4%"!th Roprfioutnttvo trout-loturo oi Million. Walnut-o ot Now a... Woman « . “ littoral-r. Arthur 0. 1H Mill”. Jr‘ " cranium. ‘todnunu «mm nrst page) .' yuan—q ‘ P a number or short- flhflelfii and. as she " ‘ got to tho window, she saw the two obioctsooxnina tosdthor. The omen could be heard in‘ tho center- ot town, . and it MM done so uniculy that 3115' could not soc what. ballooned until the train had com to a- stop 1.156 last two where the car. was otnick. when ankod‘by thatcoroncrriishe had heard this automatic crossing- bell. ring. she film that alto did. . 3 James Smith won then called to «33- - .V tify. I39 said that he had telephoned for a. doctor .to attend his niece. who is ill other home in Grotto street. short while before the accident. and he thought that the car that Hellman was driving was the doctor’ 5, and wuwhed to see it it was he, unipit so. see that ‘he wont- down Grand street. Mr. Smith was in vBOuton-‘o upholster- in; estoblishmeut. not! could look right down Catherine ,utreobas tar as . Wilton avenue." lilo said thathe heard the train whistle a tow times, but didnt thinlt anything or it until he tolled for the machine and couldn‘ I see it and knew that it. couldn t have got. ton down Grand otreot In that time He then our people running form all * directions and down the track toward: (irons street, so he wont otter to woman or the accident. 59901366. Alison, 0! 17d Main street, testified as toxhoorlng the crush, seo‘ log the train coming down undirect- lng it blow at. Noah’s corner. When asked about the hall at the corner oi. the track: and Catherine street start. in; to ”White stud that when the train unlined Brood street it started the- balls at Nash's corner and at Gather» the fittest. 'He ran to the scene and now what had happened. Medical Examiner S. iii. Huntington testified on to the canoe or death and which was due to a. fracture ot the skull, and align about. the ddnxeroua croutons. 6 Captain Thomas; Hunt testified as to the measurements or the accident. it was lust 1.156 feet and 8 inches from the front of auto” tiiut was toying at the side of the track to the south end of planks at Quilter-toe direct. nod ‘Irom in item 0! onto to the blood spot which won lath'mtho rails was to loot. The plno‘lts “Catharine ntroet from north to 30th were 84 tact. and that the outtimnuardo were 10 foot, and the south shit) of tho phults to tho north zuttor were [I rest. moot until he had hand the testimony or the truth crow. But he did any tint he would recommend to the nubile util- uy communioueru thot mmelhiu; be done about protecting the nubile tit the dangerous oruoalnx. Ho ciao stated that it in n wonder. to unit nun; the public will mod tor limit outcome manna. ouch n on at mutation drool. Nitrite cornur Ind Brood attest l (Binninx‘nmons unit culminat- . better off him they stopped and done ' ed to have Grnulich so on tho stand! John J. Pholan could give no unit... V trinityl iii-outlet: thnt Coroner Phalan H fiance it n tho Sun V_ only “Marti branded witii the" Hub— Mark Rubbers are constructed and the compourt together to give the best nosslbiemrvico under all court and still be sold at a frlce that will permit everyone to won them and get the max xmum return for his money. They no mm mm. them. ‘ Hub-Mark Rubbers“M are made in all style; and for all purp' The Hub-Mark' is your Value-Mark If your dealer; cannot supply you, write us. BOSTGN RUBBER SHOE COL, Mildew, m «YOUNG JACK O'BRIEN V! VV WALSH, OF‘ ENGLAN PHILADELPHIA. Fella at. Jack O'Brien. of this oil ed b3 cable. yesterday; Welsh lightweight 0mm land, in a twenty-round 'bo pridd. Wales on April“ Cort-i, of tho- National Sm V -. London. will referee. A innit: 500, with in privilege of W of the gross receipts. 764m the winner. has been ottoman? light, which will. be. at the. lish lightweight limit. 13 not) ruiurrrunumncu " ‘ . .ntrsrnt (Continued tram ttrst pose.) Counsel for Gmullch-and Sennewud endeorored. alter the hearing. to have bull fixed for their clients, but Brosecu ting Attorney Carter was unwilling to MINA“) a. warrant until today. At noon, Grnullch was released to ball or $5. 000. given by his aunt. Airs. Mama. rot Finn. Bennowaid had not obtained a bondsmnn at 2 p. m. In a ntatomentnt the close oi the in— uuent, Coroner Photon” said: “I am satisfied that both Grauiich and Sonnowaid now May before tho3 hit him". out! knorthnt they had hit him when they drove on. The man woo . not in the middlo or the ro‘ad when he. ., Wnohlt. The line in which tho button. the motoheu, and hot and the body [foggy ”mm” were foundrdemonstrnted that. While Win (my Bgnnownld woo not driving the. car nod ‘ . was simply it nossonger.his actsmtter Nugget ill“ 1 the accident makes him an accessory ”we GEM “Visor the foot and makes him equally} . gulliywvrith VVGrauVllch. ' 1 ant sorry. he- cum the young-man would have been ll. J. “"0138 what they could tor the man and had their conduct been dilieront alter the accident. " 7 V Won Women to the cur? ; Judge Charles I). Lockwood conhcnr- i Buy From and You’llVGot and teatify to anything that. happened up to the timo or the accident. notoroVV he had left Groulicb had told a unto. bur ohthinma‘ tint bloomed otter. (lor- ’onor Photon very persistently nought otter information and Judge Lockwood 1"? doomed it. necessary to advllo his iium. 3125mm; , chant outdo doubler one or two linen 50o 33m. bottle; tinny. 60c up. Fl it taunted aworout in the (autumn "0"“ ’1 9°10 Mil 1V. till that or addition and sonnewaid. other gar; “Gill unlit hill the idea there more women in tile V Automobile with tho a wound on * “tonight. at the waldo lulled Brannon rationality, nutrition to ditto‘riiii form... it
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