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Wonderful work oi Young Bun-
nor Has Been Feature oi in»
. door Season Drawing to a
Close—Beat Meredith
Though there are many sets of in-
door games to be held before the
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Fortune When Hirstmmons If "
Beat Australian . I
IIIII. oIIIIEE hires
‘ soon it atonin-
The death of Jim Hall, the Austral.
inn pugllist, near Chicago/on Seton
day. recalls many interesting incidents
in his ring career of long ago. says the
New York Sun.’ Oddly enough Mail’s
old friends Charley Mitchell and For
son Davies are both critically ill. It
was more than twenty years ago, be-
fore Robert Fitzsimmone came to this
country. that Hall defeated himinAu-
atralia. u‘tt’zsimmons subsequentlv
admitted that ho had thrown the light
£01 a paltry sum The victory of the
Gem
. has been beaten by Longtord,
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Boston Tor Baby Makes it Short
and Sweet lor Chicago
Fighter .
'BltlSiBAlNlm, Australia. March 17r—
lnndord. the heater: howl"
weight pustliet, vertex-div defeated
Jim Barry. of Chicago. in the first
round. This is the second time air?!
their
last tight occurring 'at Melbourne in
May. 1912. when the men went eleven
rounds.
Vibe Problem of pollution or streams
STATE BULLETIN ill
PIILLIITIDI 0E STREAMS
HAIRTNRD “arch 17 ~—The timely
subject debit m «by Secretory Town-
send or thefflloto Board of Health in
his bulletlnjiror m‘obruarysis that or
‘ (pollution of ohm. There am‘sever-
oi bills Debora “to General Assembly
bearing upon thin Minot, including
one which .is {lr‘aa advertised in the
daily breve Edith a coupon attached
having upon it blehlt snooes for names,
and the request on it be tor-worded
to a member of the General Assembllr .
to secure no cooperation in passing
the bill... ~ -
Secretary Townsend cove: that it
will be only o matter of a few years
bolero the Slots Board of dieaith will
haven minty endow. Elle says that
be! grown with the growth oi! cities.
V, ported was or follow:. I
rl‘own of Norwalk, 10; City of South been ordered to the
Nor-walk 6; Weldon, 1; Westbort 1; Yard for the onnual do‘cm'
Wilton.2
walk. 1
Norwalkflfi
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U. 8. s. MAOHMS 1'0“”
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Moasles——Weeton, 2; Wilton 3. mm militia of the state
Scarlet Fever—City cl Nor-walk ,2; annual troining cruise on
pa.irlng Orders have b _
Diarrhoea and crouHity oi Non instructing 0°de E”
.to detnil mob oflcero
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Telephone. do.
V. V. VVVVVV Mill
V it. remnants o problem very soriousiy
electing the physical and economic ,
Vwoltono as who no the health or the --
beanie Sewage oystems as they are .
known today ore of recent. origin The 1
ll EREAI Bu" clarion maximal at oncient Rome and
the great sewers of London end Paris
March 17.—- were not «were at all. They were
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining avidly in Minority on o militants nor loll ‘
platter and wrlbpopor. nits susceptible of an infinite v
of nitrite designs to? wells and ceilings, and permits or
weather will permit oi atompettion Cornishman over the lamented Jock
outdoors, the board floor season so Dem-user for "“3 middleweight chom-
gm. as important fixtures so may be plonehip of the world was a reason for
considered as ended. From begln- Hall's trip across “‘9 WWW: and the
ning to end the performances of one arrangement of the memorable light
man have stood out in a manner to “we“ Hell 9“, Fitz at New Orleans
entitle him without question to pret- ‘0' a $40,000 WW3, which didn't "13‘
ll nearly all the glory of a strenu- terlulize alter Ruby ‘Robert had ston-
nos A Scenes, Cat.
our. campaign.
ihrom early in November until the
middle of March. Abel R. Kiviat has
been hammering away, meeting crack
sprinters and tried distance runners
‘ with equal success. in each compe-
tition the palm of victory has re-
warded the efforts of the young New
ltorker, and in addition to taking the
sculpt; of those who had the temel‘ity
to oppose him, he has .set new figures
for the 1,000 yard and one mile that.
will take some beating, ‘
Men who won distinction in the
international games have fallen be-
fore the speed and determinbtlon of
this athletic marvel, the remarkable
feature of his work being that. in a
distance event he took the measure of
Holmes ‘Koielimainen, while nt 600
yards he outgenerallod and defeated
'l'ed Meredith. the sensational middle
Ilietnnce runner who made the belt
mile record at the Olympic games.
it woe the latter achievement that
caused the greatest wonder among
the experts. for it must be admitted
that when Kivlot run away from Kol-
chmeinen in November the Finn woe
unaccustomed to board floor running
and he did not begin to show hid
rent ofrm until much inter in the
season. in each cone, however, Klv-
int, may be said to have gone cutelde
of his proper dietunco to meet these
champions at 'Iirncticnliy their own
game.
7 lilo defeat of Meredith in still a
mystery. but though the critics point
out that the rnce was falsely run the
(not remains that the Molt-American
who by reason of his world’s record
_ for 1,500 meters moot be considered III
I miler‘,’ ran on even term with More-
uiih, a mighty man at both the noun
tor and the half, and at obout midway
between those distances finished in
(rent of the Pennrylvaoion wonder.
Meredith, it in cold. should have on.
tired his speed to solo a good position
early in the Mile and than with the
leveled pole at bin command. no
would hove no didlcuity in ntnving on
the melt or any «humming» competitor.
M'FARLA‘W WANT. YD
MIR? JIM JEFFRIII I
now noun, own IIMII Jim
Jeurleii declintoboioe buck l'li light
him tarpon; arid runny airman.
” it ill boot him too. Dill
mi non
ped his fellow countrymen in the'
fourth round.
Mitchell was 'Hall's manager in those
days. Charley came over from Eng-
land to handle the Australian. Elie
brought with him the noted Squire
Abindon, a British sporting man who
was rolling in wealth. The ISquire up-
on his arrival went down to a ’Wall
«Street banking house and had a check
for $150,000 cashed. ‘He not the
money-101d and sreenbackn~in a
belt around his waist, and alter a live
V131 time in the White Light district he
started for New Orleans with Mitchell
and a party of friends: i
it never will be known whether the
Squire lbet heavily on Hall or not.
Somebody flooded the 'St. Charles lio-
tel in the Crescent ICity with. lHall
As a first baseman IHol Chose, High-
lander. slid around his corner and har-
vested everything that came his way
in such on ens)’. flaceful manner thnt
the blenchsr gentlemen used to think
he was paid handsomely for doing
very einwle chores. .Hal has been
moved outmnorth now. and he strikes
his picnic noses in the neighborhood
of second base. Whereuoon sundry
blencher gentlemen exclaim that Hui
can‘t moire good because he in left-
bonded, end must: tie himself into a
halt bitch in order to welt the ball on
first. But he continues to gloom the
various bot products that stray inbo
his domain, and since he always knows
just where to market them at, the boot
money, however. While wise persons, «advantage. he overcomes the hall
in the know snapped up all of it. Fitz
elmmonu’s victory was a crusher. and
it was said that his backem won 850;
000 in wagers although unity
oiub promoting the mill. found that his
«bit amounted to less than $5 ,000, the
person who had guaranteed the $40.-
000 purse having mysteriously disav-
poured.
Abingdon, who had octed as one. ori
lilnll'o seconds.» caught cold at the
ringside. lie was taken to his hotel.
where he died It wool: later. Ellie body
W88 shipped to England, but nobody
was able to soy what bod become of
the‘ money he had carried around his
waist. There were. scandalous rumors.
but that was oil. nod the My loan
was forgotten.
Hull 'won monoged by Portion Die
vino too The Australian ‘olwuys o
bud actor. once ottemotod to whip the
IPornob in II rough and tum'l’ple“ altar.
Dbl/lily. it it! and. protected him-III:
with It been edged knife and ’iioll woo
subdued. Holl’a lent ring bottle of im-
mortonce took mince ot brown, IL. l..
where be won showed by Joe Cholin-
IIiIi. Hull woo o woudorfltllly clever
boxer but his bonito were built“
him.
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CHRISTMAS SAVING! BLUE
STAN“ WVTH A IUIH.’
is even more cooler then lost your
in svon more would: then but your
be: titled the lobby or The Trout cm
your all no morning Flour ohm
1os‘miiowhmmuum.
alive rounduhod’renk twee» ,
EBob', I
when it came time to settle with the.
I ,. hove been vtoodliy Int writ coming.
"in Ivor! etc More“ out I this
hitch objection by melting the turn
a? lightning speed. it looks from here
on though Illa! would stay at second.
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Harvard Star to Direct All or
tile Energies to Shot-Put I
“mun—-
Cherlce Buckley. IHurvnrdo all
around athlete and football idol. by
his remarkably rapid recovery from
s strained log tendon, houtartodwoi‘lt
again no Soldiers Field silllorihrd.
Brinkley will keep away from Dr.
Berton‘u exclusive baseball round ond
will develop blmwli for the glory at
the Crimson track team. under the
luminous! Pooch Donovan. 1
llriokiey's" mainly in the evento
mogulxed by the intercollerrioto u-
rociotion is the nhobput. «He was the
chomuion moo on lost you“: tmh~'
hum truck team, having grabbed oil
out place in the dual meet with the
Yale ilret your men with a not oil
or root, ii inches. Stools then, how-
_ over; he he: who oheodlwsll,
‘ con to“ the shot dominantly tor
m: the Christian bovine (llub‘
remaining slightly below; so feel.
IBricitloy'r reel ileld in truck wort
in tbe‘lioohrteo one into», but ‘ true
event in not recognized by the outward.
his skill in tint mm: llMI Mil
cm mom for Harvard. ..
I rho mined moon molar-” re-
a
; ~ delved during the football
'Immmouommuwm
no him from birthed .
athletics III Hound no ‘
floor-.buthoiout
union cod outlets: oi the out, one“
Knockout Brown, of New York, and
Bud Anderson. of Medford, Dre.
fought 20 hard and exciting rounds to
o draw at Vernon arena, Saturday at-
ternoon. Both were almost really to
drop at. the end of the lightweight
bottle and the usual spurt during the
final round was pathetic in the ef-
torts the two sturdy warriors strove
to summon sufficient strength for the
desired knockout.
Brown nearly lost in the 11th
round when Anderson put him down
three times. once for the count. The
Oregon boy, however. could not let
steam enough back of his punches to
not the blow Yorlgor to sleep and lo
the succeeding rounds the Eastern".
by excellent ring generalshin, kept
out of danger until he recovered from
the terrible lacing he took in that
critical round.
At no other time during the light
did it look as it either had any ad.
.ventttxe or could hope to win unison
by one of those proverbial “incur
punches." Anderson's monomers claim
than the Illedford boy should have
been given the decision because at
that nth round. but the specimen
as a. rule are sotisiied with the do»
clolou. it was terrific from ilrot to
loot.
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TWO GOOD GAMES.
M
w. II. mm handma- woman
Door 5. w. Velour
in the south Norwolir Club pool tour-
nament. on Saturday night. William
H. rBoker,i sanity defeoted A. U. The
rioult. 80, by the score at 100 Will.
to Clean A. in cm- in. e. W. Voloor.
rotor! 65 defeated G Lockwood. retort
10 by the score of no to 10.
The acct-es. by Man. were on iol- ‘
town: 1 I............... .
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I'i‘wo of the deaths were of children
I mm. J. Smith,
droinaiocorny oil the root“ and ground
voters. The-change of methods at
waste disposal resume in unexpected
conditions in thickly settled diotrlcts.
So long on the drolns carried only our.
plus water the streams were not me-
terially elected, but when domestic
wastes were added, the nuisance be-
gun.
The state's mortality for February
woo 1,535, which was less by 17 than
February. 191:. but 64 greater than the
avenge for live years preceding tor
the some month. Deaths from iniec-
tious diseases numbered 244. IPneu-
month chimed 200 persons; consump-
tion. 106; heart disease, 161; inflrippe,
iii, and accident-.176.
There were evenly-eight deaths in
The vNorWolks lost month. represent-
ing n late of 18.4 per 1,000 inhabitonts. V
under one veer of use. from diarrhoea,
one death was fmm one to five years
from diarrhoea; two portions died from
consumption; seven from pneumonia;I
three from bronchitis; eight from di-|
aenres oi the nervous system: one'
train hoot-t disease: one train accident,
and six from oil other oodles.
The canon of infectious discoeee re-
my Line «IN. Y.
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