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The next bout was a fine exhibitiouI
letween Eddiekelly, of Bridgeport.
and Benny Hertz, of Norwalk. The
first two rounds went slightly in fat-
vor of the local man who led Well and:
used right and left jabs to good av-
vantage on Kelly’s head and body.
Kelly came back strong. however, in
the remaining rounds, and had'Hertz
going when the gong rang at tile end
of the bout. He put over strong lefts
and rights 1,0 the body. and hammered
the local scrapper in the clinches.
Kelly got a. shade the better of the
argument.
II AII 0VIII
MR. PAIMtII
I.“ ”I” Misha! m The semi-final was a fast bout be-
Bd‘l‘i'nlr m. i. thstItweeIn IYoung Carter. of Stalnford.and
, m "‘Steve" Boyd of Norwalk, in eight
Hail the Shade on the Hornet
rounds. The light was a good draw,‘
on~ligcrodeitnesmSom web than doing excellent work “l"unhh now and then. Palmer showed .- last nights scores follow: May 114—Bridgeport I“ Bridgeport.
. times. in the first round Boyd cutIup 111; his worst in this round. His lysine ‘ June ltlwnsnbury In Danhurv
m “gull“ the. Stamford man's lip. and put overlngm bled hard. i Married Men. I Additional Game "
I _ some hard body blows. but Carter: 3'.” Eli“ I . . “"A rll 7~-R e in Norwalk'.
. . hammered him in tile clinches. ’Boyd' Some Spin-ins “)9” a clinch. lIIIIIIl-‘rnnk home and Barry “11. IAzl-il °6-Nzw Rochelle III-NOIIWIIIII
we ‘8][“’ 89V” AN”. I‘JIM,’ “Ol‘kt‘d left 3'81”! '0 the face In ule‘thuutre 03 We ind another clinchI terbury ................. ‘ 2IApril Eli—Oasining» ill Norwalk ‘ I
‘ - ; t-econd round, and landed an uppercutI J 3- Bundle ““5 32’9"?" 3- ‘ . - '
Kunz right to head. Palmer left to ll kl 4' inlay 3—»Port Chester in Norwalk.
as the hell rang ill the remaining body Illnd Kunz again right to head! “c “y """" ‘ """"" ”I”, inevthel in Bethe]
mm WRAP I" mwmounds Boyd took the odensive billl'Pnl'mer then put over two haul body ng Bgclllloltz and a L 6 0 May lofipon Chester in. port Chester
was unable to Create any impression blows. Clinch. Exchange of blow! "‘0“ s "'"""'I """ . Mu, m—Stsnlford'l'n Smmturd
. on his. i. .Irllo ve; "am” “a - William Wicke and it. if. '
.~ . 0990““ Rd tuul.c11uch. Palmer left to tipsy . In" .. 4 3; my lellerby in Derby.
Coloredflm "firm m.- much “3 “IQ." ”595'“? W “‘5‘ (Shiloh Kunz left to head. CM’I. s """""""""""" May 31-321119} in Norwalk.
3 I" ll 'v'ti-ry good ill the clincheefllut "Steve’ iKllnl then shot over'n “0de Mi “83”“ K99“? "1d" Ifienry C- l I June li~8tamford in Norwalk.
w"“"’ M I.” ‘ lost his head and hit in them once to the ”WI and followed “ elzer ------------------- 5
. p with two. . “Woodhull Freshmen in Not-walk
.. ..mlflm‘fl ..oustw "r “VIC“ For WWII; III? “‘5 called by Iliglltsln- Iqulck succession to the he». :aiaghmu and S L Man 0 - 0 Junr—DeWitt Clinton in Blowout.
A 2‘23“ 5“." " :3}. “if: ”m" "1’ ...... ...... .. 1.5..."‘...j“.‘..;.;. - ...... ... ....~........... ......
' .... ..., . . I. I .I _Iove1;.I n. so very s n as . ll mm . -
.I “do” a .cm‘lI fruit-1:23:32: he left the ring. {Carter was IOUdIVII This round “W will: the crowd" { mm """"""""""" ‘ 2 “I: Nmmfinbzozllmians will see
“I?“ fight hm“ “ (I g“ I . “91"“de 3“ be deported" . I , calling wildly Kuu some some with A E Brown and Dirt ,3 ‘3 I0 e p y ' your by the
znght. 1n.,..l.ockwoods Hall, on {hall it his n h ve I 060m Guttrldze 'nld H. BI ._ ocnl youngsters. There is some ex-
e'l'eet to witness the show of the Me A er I g t‘ was 0 r. An ‘WO “W lofts in 0|: Mid! Ind head, 1.1. collent muterhtl in the ~locol iii l1
1. . . . II ' . ' I nouncel Paine stabbed to the centerIund palm" stunt ”I‘m; .1 ”'1“ iii: the Cunningham ---------- 3 I" g
tropolitan A' 0‘" IBnttling' Kunz. ’9' of the ring and announced the nlainI; :uvr: Clinch. Kl ”Cm and left: to R E Edmonds tiliIIiIII Chat-Iii": . ~- “Mid" afimbmdidates will come
3.2:”??? framdosmgfyflziym":; bout of the evenlns. “Blithe" K M; 'r-llehti cilnIchII Iknhz right InitId left. to “m ”TY—'1 """" z ”mind firiISh or??? b‘tmItrixm‘t11mg;
I‘ll”: trim on rat? «in é“°f‘N”"‘V“k “'1‘ "B“d'H’a‘m“ '°‘=nelui. final. 1:11 to' head «- . or v. _ Hithé le e. $112081: ‘el? 15:1
c e a tIesIICIIan III; eIIIInoiIlIiIlBIIEVIIIII'ImmgeWnI for “m rounds K““"Clineh it‘d: III“ cough: the Brl Total a 37 :3 Les 9 'leuI I nemICICI ht.
hum ‘:1 a 1:1: 1.11:1 l 111::an”My“d '“ ”“m’ “new“ ““ 3190” boy a smeahinsiolt on the body 3m". mm rec :‘Ii I»: 2:11.13“: witc trial:
“12m at“'lIHIIerl ”gagdwwh‘e; Ilse etttlI")clock and tipped the scales at 135’ Clinch. At the end of this round Pal 10h" Stall] and ‘ Stephen:- schflolsyof 52.11:“ tern yCot 0 it :t.
‘ _I r on "L?" ll “d. h Britt WW- Palmer ““5““ 137 -T“°’.nler seemed to be tiring. His nose Stone I """" "I“ """"" J Ind i. l d Iit" th 'IIMC e
oi The hunt w re’sc o t e se- light was Kunzs all the way, and W‘sI‘was bleeding freely and his left c (I Mortimer Robert» and W. B _ met: compr “boo 1! ex teams
tort man was in a pleityI weakeIllIed ..., fellow Ines bad. Y Nephey ........ . ......... 3 , a 9:11 A“ "m " ."° “P“"le' “‘9
‘ 'I‘dntzm ti b {lie 'of the Evening Round 0” I “W“ T'“- H W‘ Webb "Id CIA Brown 0 . :reeflotuilllnjhzrfem $00!; wire.“
11 e 0 let 0 . ‘ - . w 0 live
'Ktlnz put over a left to the body. The tenth an H V- 0"" “d W“? WIF
. it lost en t
l ghtillg liicllalndson of Nogallft. oui‘ Palmer did the ”me "will. and Kun’IWIiha clinch Kim: put. 31:1?23 dron .................... t z m Independcilt mm with Non
1 {WIN Edgy“ NT”; ii ° :2: tome back with. 11. ”Km to the head- to the head and Palmer a’ left to It... wm mm" "m n ”yd” " s u ‘ I ll ed
\ all, m thy e mun s o 0 sons 3 1Kunr followed this with a left to the face. Kun: right to head Clinch. burg ...... ........ 2 ‘4 th nIII nIcouiI rm rumor is afloat in
. mg ...- . ~. . Iface, and Palmer then 3‘" I“ ““99 Exchange of punches and'vl ‘Ilncll. Hurry handle and E. Bum I I I"CRhI :‘hlac 01°! I)fafilelImlll. alleles. ihli
Would!" Sluice. or New (‘1lnaan.Ihody blows on the ”Battier." Kunz K1111: left to heed (‘lincll LK it due """" ., """" ""‘ 2 ‘ib‘ne 49,"? 0A hl‘ some] foot
wt Eddie Fm. of Sim"! Norwalk. 0“ shot a. herd left to head, and they ~' ‘ u ‘ Thomas Riley and is. Scotleld 3 3' "1 'V “g ‘ 3"" cm" ”a“
. . . I herd lefts and rights to bend. Clinch. bl“ fame his been signed up to
1.10 floor at the 9nd 01' the third:clinched. Kiln: left to head. and Pal-5mm, uncorked a hard left. which Pal- William Benedict and R‘ E? I reach the: voungeters in the i 11 id.
1' 1 ii hi i. d: ' ’ ‘ '. » n 9
1 1nd. and “I” “I :2: 3 011118 t In!" '9“ ‘0 WY Kill“ 0’0““ two I'lnel received in the face. Kunz left Morrison " """""""" 3 3 The "Chief" himself will give out no
Eddie Rely. o r Report, go a lefts and rights to the head and pal gm he“ cum. Wm, “not ... “m" 3““"m ”d mm" informntl i d t h
I ..latle. over Benny Hertz, of Norwaihmer delivered two lofts to the WW latte to the body and a hard ri it Io Ollerenshaw .............. 2 4 . on» n resar 0 t it matter.
Jil six good rounds of fighting. and us the bell rang Both men seemed the bend. Clindh. Palmer left1 to R M. Wheeler find L 1" Roth fwd—...- ‘
'.—1tetc" Boyd onSonthI Ixorwalk andeillingI to mix things in this mud-.1115”. Clinch. Ku'lll left to the he“? -erison .................... 3 3 AMEMCAN OFFICERS CQIJRT-
..Cl filo-.‘dlteiltI ‘ _.
run M :1; O b.1111 ‘ 8‘ in t g) I and Two. Clinch. Palmer pushed out it hard- ' _ ~ MART'MJD I l
me roun s in t e semi nu .0 ”I Kunz gnu-tad with a left and right? Ileft to Kunzs head. Clinch KunzI Total ..................... 23 37 WISHLIMEIITO'N. Jan. 28.—-Court-
no“ to head and they clinched. Kunz put ri n d ' ma" 0 e three American army
If t '
Before [1... final pxhibi‘ionI nunler‘: over a left to the face and rushed Pal- IIKSIlz :1“ I: thIICdItheCIlIlellItIi. Clinch.I ofllcisls, Lleutenants Peyton. Mort
I .. (,IIIuengeq “01.0 mm, around m mm to the WWII “III terrific rightii le.ft: to head. no Palmer ”II ms and Wdldron, who led a detachment
rtrIv reckless lllallnel. “Kid” Glen Iand 191th Clinch Kunz pm (we, a: As the bell rang the' two men 3‘ null“ :;;:;:“::;°hh:;‘g ‘0 ”imam"
..m. of Hill'lfOld. challenged the win- Ilnttto head and 11 right to the body:" hands. and the crowd cneered oth Imam cum tinned Mexicans neat-n gwmvil:
l( l ICf tlIleIIBoydI Carter battle; HotrpI‘Ieunch Palmer stuck over flights and Imen Palmer was very slinky-I the Tex" pram-lily will result, it“; In:
at “ ' n B. a (l “R d'
. . Icess on, all they. clinched. ll‘unngwml blood from. his more ".I’. lnd Have the St; Paul’s basketball team elders net to cross the international?
u inner of the Kullh Palmer battle; 131,2 to face and clinch as bell ran h ' ,. R
l I 2min a out under the ”(In stdestepped" the antblers.I of Dun- Iboundnry line. In this case it. was
. ete \' irgil, of Soutll Norwaik. dolled Round Three. I ,
(I I' Jury? The folIowing challenge has said, they also probably would be held
r'ld staEItIaI at 13.. pounds. and Eddie The: QIthdI at the start, and Pole! 1 been issued: Imponslble for the death of four mem-
- r.
:Iyedfirsthzoigtnwfatthfliv I w IIIImCl- landed Moreno the head. in the. mRNEIN’ S f‘HNKuo “The Ramblers, of Danbury, Chal- bers of the rescue party who were
. ...-m, mad oexhilclitloner;gtwe:n mime Kim out over a left to headI m6 my basket...“ mm m ...I drowned in the lilo Grande while re-
; . B In N I m I and follMd it up With II M right’ _. I‘ . gmunworwuk the player; aveng. I'mminfl m the ”mainlin-
r. . st ng' e son and gIht n‘g jail to a“, jaw Two more of theI SHRE 0 now in; 125.13“ This “3 'for the st. PM“. Mary demons, who is awaiting
.~ lzichardson, the colored pugflists, of same kind were. Put} Mm ..m theyI . who have sidésteplled us all season. the outcome “like investigation, said
himwalk Nelson had the weight on clinched Kmnfleht to head Clinch Lem. mm... 12 Jams meet, 1).... that 003““ W" had been E11911 8"
Plchardsun. Pl" 3““ ‘59 3511i. com Kunz left to face: bllnch. Ignaz putI Cornell's “Unknowns" defeated Bor bury. Count" ' my unicorn Mt to cross the boundary
IIIIIlenced it was apparent that that was another right to the head and Talmu- den's “Wonders? three straight games I 7 I' ‘ line without Extractions tom Wash-
. l heIdid haIve on ~Ih|1m Riehwnlon let loose with a volley otfilrdfrlgltts last a: gut at. the rattles. Capt. any. - HANGING 11111151111131 poem I'm" ” I
III Ely; let-y C ever 11 blocking the fwd lofts to an Illead and lace. Kunz hr and Manager Youbgs tried to rally. 0 mm set on on the port of the
$2“ sea“? 11in :pponenatnawmeu. we went int-o “'8‘ "We“ He “m °“.' .“le “Wonders" to an extra effort. to Tamil-r Held #139113le" M mmmmwm in ranging“ m9
311;!ng e oi“! Wm H .wlfll a rite“. and Palmer 3091de a take the last game, but to no a all. ._ - * film was Ruined h I mun
II :Iter landed would have put the shower or. lulu he the once; z-wbich They are not satisfied and have t nil-I. .- i he of a we... to "02:12? “I
". fighter to am” Rum“ “a“ forced him to the mm manuals hired the ”Unknown" to. dunner ' ' I can?” and to d... mama ill .13“;
int? tlIlIlil ma IInIrbd'IiIlltm Mimi. M5; four. .II ‘ battle. Score: ' at W mm‘im m thee Unliad m " W - I
...... .§.°§$§u..°.§.°dt.?‘it"£i"$ .2“ it.“ "it“ ...... 3;; A“ Mm. 7 , " new Wm mm». ......“- + ~' . .
sy put over ensue densities ... ‘ 7's 3'9: 84 malarial. Wmiuwm
fiftgrmj uhimmIWMdmtdwehoeud-mm.m ...... ...... 17 57‘. fiasco min‘tbenorhlnsby m- c “rt,u~_,."mm.r
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I mm mum immintml‘ end to the law. Wi‘ unseen; with rum ............ 18 so «elm Mll- some I. Donation Thought til-value...»
”Min-ell. muognnnwbtg'ldgtmmm HWMMM . ......... ....105 87: “I JRMMWM my mum .
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. YIto w-brmwmllefm ..... ......uu‘” 91 it” mmnnMIm-Jneeudl-
‘nt-vlud'ed a they left the me.
.. , indict/sounding.
5e “lg‘
dII-shru-
W.
with Kuhn putting across ‘
l
l .
a hard right to the face. and Kunzfl
nose started to bleed. Palmer right
to the head.‘ clinch.
right to heed.
Round Six.
. I
Sparring and clinch. Palmer left to1
head and body. and right to the bead.
Clinch. Knnz right to head. and Pill-
mer left. to heed. Palmer's nose
started to bleed freely. Kunz right
and left to head. Palmer left to head.
Kunz left to head. Clinch. Kiln: put
over two rights to the bend Clinch
Kunz right and left to head and Pul-
lllel left to face.
Round Seven.
This round was mostly clinching.
11 good
canon-I noon-Iluovy‘
I 94~ovtmolonei~w ‘
«redeem-lilo“ e .v
Kilns left toI
head, Palmer left to body, and Run:
Milittllifll intuit
30111111 lumen;
The married inch of MayflowerI
Hook and Ladder Company wrecked,
sweet revenge on .their bachelor
brethren in the pinnehle tournament.
at the truck company quarters. Van
Zant street, last evening. Tho bene-
dicts won 37 and loot but 23 games
and were in a vengeful mood through-
out the evening. The teams will
Imeet again next Friday evening for
the fourth sitting of the tournament.
IBecsuse of the victories in the other
two sittings, the single men ere sail
ahead, having won 100 and lost 92
listlltt Stlliillti «
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The baseball schedule of the base.
hall team of 1916 of the Norwalk High
School has been completed by Man-
itger (.‘nmstock, and is as follows:
Interscholastic League.
April 13~—hiilford in Milford.
April Ill—Dunbury in Net-walk.
April 29~Greonwich in Greenwich.
May 1~Bridgeport lit Nurwellt. .
May m—Adlsonip in Ansonia.
May l‘l—Milfol-d in Nurwalk.
May 2+~Greenwlch in Norwalk.
May 30 v-Ansonia in Norwalk.
elemental; and no
'tlle police department.
, which
' and also the: certain policenl and
' day the 13th, she ll schedolng to
I slum-mu.
planned for February 29 and 21.31““
is I Congressional Convention which.
hubeen called by Mrs Corrie 0km“
nun Catt the new president of Itll
National Woman Sulrm Assochtlo
The National is putting its chief utter-
I; glee this steer into the efiort to oil-
I tain the passage through Celine“ 0
the Susan B Anthony Amenwleilt.
lt rail k ’ and to help in this work a wide of-
“ was gene y nown union:
or i that im l an IQ State Congressional Convention! 1136;;
in; after clown Hunt (Chief De- been mm at “In“ “W 1“
tectives) and Msclay Hoyn’e (t te's will he urged to do their utmost for r
Attorney), because they woven after the cm through of this plan.
:21?! cmgkzohgemk‘ger‘tgfn‘egolml [mine v” Mrs. 'Roeeslng- of Pennsylvania iii in.
and police oiilciale “e bringing themI charge of the Congressional work for
into town." he added. the National Asseclstion; and she and 1
According to the state's atfiggy's net- committee are holding weekly
f3$£fugefit izgckpguronagirn 3: conferences with the leaders of the
he “I quoted «naming Shem; Congressional union, in order that
as “"flxere for criminals and MI work may be carried on harmoniou-
having accepted money for the pro' ly and effectively ,
tection of lhwbrealen. Several no . _._ ..,__ -..... ......“
lice officers recently were conviCtud.
on similar charges TAKE IT IN TIME
Assistant State's Attorney Wank ‘9
Johnson. .lr.. said the Grand“ Jury Just in Search of South Normlk m
probably would be asked to retIttI‘tI iiIrIII pie in”. .
dictments immediately against] ”III! ck. Waiting doesn't Di!-
Charies and Hurry Kroner, l'ex.
Brodie and Harry Fetne who to, r’e‘ 11' you neglect kidney backache»
taken into custody yesterday dlIursed Urinary troubles often follow... -.
with the robbery. The jury. bird‘hhm. Doan’s Kidney pm, on M W~
son said also would investigate the backache and for other m m
possibliitythocthsmwue‘ilbui '. . .1 *‘
ed in the robbery of the CodlIIImlr - 30“"! “m“‘k “”9””
a‘nf Ittder them.
let Agency and the result
or policemen Brot- Johnson hid Mrs J. Firing. it Spring St. Gout .I
that should this connection be Iven. Norwall, says: "For ‘ [out time; i.
b l; almond m It
pouuciuu had owed the h“ l “m9 M
to work in Chicago. charges of new. dull, he“! will across my W ,
my nature the act to the murder or, which wss especially annoying idle-t
PolicilIilsIneiebuaon WW” “9 We! I had any work to do the: W
, Tile Kramer brothers were gilt. 1...“ “Wu" The “at llox' .‘fimw'
us having sold they were int stem. Kidney Pills. procuhed Int .
itoeentl'lol murderers ”gm New Drug Store gave me relief
1' the family hue else
at the
Accord!“ to C W “F
til? brothers were take into “01‘3”“ .l iliitsd by 00”.; Kim!” Pm." ..
A Second mum-1h. ‘
byv.tlle New York pelicenhoet
the murder in .l . 19”.“ will >
uly A.fter s lépse of: more that! W
mice“. lire. Flagginld "Diioi'l's Kld‘:
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Rosenthal. “they were found.
"‘ “ni'dm‘l “flirt? To?“
to t cw or (1101' s
the Blood." and were held hu- 1‘ 2:11.“? ““04?”th
days while the murder was help; in 3'“ toe rm .
vestinted, but: were minced when in my (driller: mic endor
tllerII elélIlIlIlllsllal an alibi. The! centeI Price 500.1 In“ m“-
to e cago lest September. Brodie a. kidney '
11nd Feine also are sold to have p0 simpl: :13:
lice records in New York. Dom ‘bll
Only portions of 'the alleged; eon, Mfl- “‘88 has “I“ W ,
ifeseio'ns were made biic by the poli- mended. ro'i'torMiiburn Go. Pm
.snd no snnonncemet was made rel mug. 2&1, ‘
garding what information if any, bid a
been obtained, from belt a dose: otneeI- ——'l‘he e‘ssendnl thin; no know.“ I' ,
«We:
”em" mm °‘ m "m“. "3° Sentinel Classified sdv
are held us material witnesses. . hen rightly and ””de
I-e . .Iit will brill: your result.
1
Nearly all of the money stolenl from w
the bank has been recovered. l
CONNECTICUT SUFFRAGE I'lfiWd
The year 1916 promises to Ibo the
most- active in the calendar yr the
Connecticut Women Suffrage Assn»
elation. Public. meetings are no IhIe: EUROPEAN m
'ins organized in every part In... ' 1 ‘1! ti
I state, and all the workers-ofIICelI'e' 'olI Rooms 50° ’y’
the State Association"; presidenItIii IandI" Railroad A"
members of committees luéi‘ll
I leagues, and state and county orian- I
users—are strenuously at work lIi‘ ft‘iie'I
task of converting the people of con-I
nectictit to it belief in votes id? 170'
Clearance
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9
9.11 Last night Mrs 'r. N HepburiiI “kn-‘3'? “em“ _
President of the Association. Was the't halprrtce ' ' I I. ‘.
chief speaker at a his public meet-1 $1 Shirts ---------- "1?":
ing in Canaan. On Monday ditching 50c IIShirtIs'm ....... . . . .
there will be a similar meeting. atI ‘
Simsllury at which Miss Inelen‘ Todd!
of California will his uté principtlI ~D... IGOI
speaker. This Slinsliury muefing isI
the drit of a. series at all ufiiwhinhII 11 No. Itll‘ain er. I
Miss Todd will speak! The series run
through two entire weeks. commas
Todd on many of the days will speak
not only at evening meetinn but also
at meetings in thé afternoonw‘. .
Sunday. February. 6.11m will, LIlIells
a meeting’ in’ New linen. and 911.8111);
speak in IPutnnm. Themeetlnggtnexti
wee! otter Bimini-y m 1:011ng
...et linemen, on: m;
IWednesdey Milford; 'rhursde. and
1)!ka on ddturduIy. . .
murmur“!!!
”mam
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