New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 18, 1924, Page 3

WORLD'S RECORDS AT OLYMPICS RATIFIED Four of These Are Made by American Stars The Assn Paris, July 18,=The congress of the international athletio tederation today ratified seven world's | By ated Press. amateur records and twelve Olymple records made during field competition and eliminated four | events from future Olympie programs, The events eliminated are the pentath. lon, the 10,000 meter walk, the 3,000 meter team race and the 10,000 meter cross country run, Willlam C, Prout, P'resident of the A, A U, was elected American mem- ber of the federation counell, succoeds ing Frederick W, Rubien, Four out of the seven new world's records ratificd were made by ath. letes from the United State These were the marks of Robert Le Gendre, the former Georgetown star, in the broad jump in the pentathlon; off Harold Osborne, Illinols, A, C, in his | decathlon victory; and of the Ameri- can relay teams in the 400 meter and 1600 meter races, the recent track and POSES AS BROTHER AND \ dohn Jacoh Sakd to Have Money Under False Pretonses in October, 1923, The 371 Maiy street, eharged with obtaining money Case of John Jacob, under false pretenses, was continued under his plea of not guilty until next Wedneaday for trial when he was ar raigned before Judge Renjamin W Alling in polic ecourt this morning Assistant Prosecutor Willlam A Greenstein told the court that Jaeah desived the continuance to him to employ counsel Jacob 18 plleged to have obtained m th Britain Trust Co, welf as his brother, The incident is allog ed on October 15, 1 ndant has been out ¢ time, | have o hut the de the city since that yesterday, Detective Bergeant William ., Cue investigal the case and accord Ing to the information he received November 11, ., Joseph purchased a draft from the trust pany to send to his sister in Persis The draft was sent, but for som. reason It was returned to this country where it foll into the hunds of John, He went to the bank and represe himself as Joscph, the money turned over to him, When Joseph learned of the trans- | action, he reported the affair to the | CASHES DRAFT FOR $30 Obtained returning Mes nting was NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 18 If YOUNG MAN IS FREED "2 ON SLAYING CHARGE .= puitted bay's father Plea of Robinson That He Killed Save His Mother's ' Wins Woman to H “EMIR" LANDS IN CELL Tex, July 18 Hobert Detectives Tnstead of Gosermment OF whe killed Mrs. Mollie Housgton Robinson Dudley, save his mother's home 19 pretuy fcials Greer Visiting “Diplomag™ at Young divorces 0 " 18 free today Washington, b« to return to university and later 0 \woinington: J b—Biod %2 marry his sweetheart him through his trial obinson got 4 fivesyea nded ¥ sentence this morning on a verdiet of manslaughter, returned Ly the ury of farmers at Kountze, whither |the case had been transferred from Houston, He had been charged with murder Texas juries with regulArity have acquitted slayers of mwen who pleaded the law." They have sequitted wo who killed women in the same ' about as often, But the f A son shooting “the other woman® in behalf of his mother, is sald to have who stood b who stood by | ohons, who styles hims Bmi Kurdostan ¢ SUsp ation her imuigration BEwmir" whe ) here ye who, it wa, The terday and said, expeeted mrtinent tod instead JL 1 to to he met by stat coming officers, hy pojce detectives Neadquarters Zerdoehens the steamship Wis gree monotonous scort wrived i New York o inwritten n fow days g0 and went past Immigration ofl cers by elaiming diploMatic immunity Officials here suld he was not an ace eredited envoy, and they nceused him cuse 6. Fox: & Gomy 1y s HARTFORD HARTFORD The remaining world's records are police but they were unable to locate credited to Willle Ritola of Finland | for his new mark in the 10,000 meter | McCue learned of his arrival in the vun; to E. H, Liddell of England for | his mark in the 400 meter event, uml‘ to A, W. Winter of Australia for hl!‘ new record in the hop, step and| jump, | These marks also stand as new Olympic records, In addition to them Paavo Nurmi of Finland established three Olympic marks for the distances | of 1500 and 3000, and 5000 meters, The marks made by Osborne in the | running high jump and by Clarence | Houser in the discus throw complete the ligt. The curtailment of the Olympic program decided upon is likely to af- | fect especially such nations as Fin- land which depend largely upon their distance runners. The three events of this class eliminated gave Finland | 49 points out of the 166 she scored | in the 1924 games. WARN OF CAR SHORTAGE | Bituminous Coal Shipments for \\'b\-1 the brother, Dotective Sergeam city yesterday and had & issued for his arrest, Patrick O'Mara located Jacob night and placed him under arrest, Joseph Jacob has since lert city and 1s living in Yonkers, N, Y. | where he has been notified of brother's arrest, to testify next Wednesday. HE HANDCUFFS HIMSELF warrant T0 NEWLY MADE BRIDE ! Baltimore Bridegroom Folls Practical Jokers Who Planned To Kidnap Her Baltimore, July practical jokers had planned to kid- nap his bride, Charles F. Rasch, aged 27, North Kenwood avenue, departed | on his honeymoon yesterday shackled to her. Rasch married Miss Barbara Hau- | Policeman | Inst the his | He will come here | 18.—Warned that | We Have These Trunk Telephone Lines Patrons may now call us direet on these wires withont charge, Patr In Windsor call 300 Patrons In New Britain eal . rons in Glastonbury call 200, Patrons in Manchester call 1500, GRASS RUGS 8-ft.x10-ft. STENCILLED BORDER GRASS RUG SPECIAL $4.50 9-ft.x12-f{, GRASS RUG with Stencilled Porder 124, Grand Jury May Probe JBranding of Minister 18P0 ity ¢ FPPeAranes Vau Loon, Berkle tor, was s Qu sald, brought leved a would griand give a hett question members « Eregation Wonder Val SUMMER FURNITURE For Saturday at John A. Andrews & Co., Inc. THE of the convention choir of ture \gressiona BIBLE DISCUSSIONS International Wille Stadents the varly delegates to dirive It y automobile Comven thon, Howeser, Will stear Clear of Fundasmientalist Debat HEPAIR CATHEDRAL Doan of Lincoln Beturs Home Alter successiul Trip Por Punds n, Juty 18,71} NN ¢ dean of Lins from ond time in cessfully for the Linvoln Cathes urned home or the seg cled sbout Mow mos of it whoard The one of the vists In Eng- Nlates T\ ues In BIG FURNITURE STORE - | We Are Closing Out Our | Line of Leather Goods Including TRUNKS, BAGS, BOXES, ETC. HAT | bert, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John | ter Use Must Be Rushed if Serious | Haubert, The ceremony was perform- ed at St. James Catholic church, $5.00 And because we have only a few left we are offerings Tie-ups Are to be Avolded. them at 1-3 off for quick | Entering a taxi to return to the | bride’s home, Rasch slipped a pair of Washington, July 18, —A warning | that if bituminous coal shipments for | winter consumption are deferred for any considerable time, a car shortage and heavy congestion on the railroads vrobably will result, was issued to- iay by the Interstate Commerce com- mission. The commission “urgently suggest- vd” to the people of the northwest that they purchase the coal early in srder to @void a curtailment in the iransportation necessary for the heavy handcuffs on his left wrist and the right wrist of his bride. When they left the house to take the Philadel- | phia boat on their way to Wildwood, | the couple again were hand- | cuffed together. Horse Ylies, Paris—The first horse in history to fly through the air was a yearling brought from Paris to a farm in Hol- land in a plane that had heen espe- 'These Rugs are shown in green and hrown in the 8-ft.x10-ft, size, and green, bhrown and blue in the 9-ft.x12-ft. size. 27-inchx54-inch GRASS RUGS —— Special At 79¢c Rug Shop—Seventh Floor Y FIBRE REED AND ROCKERS Upholstered in Tapestry and Velour $19.50 Were $21.50 Up And Up CHAIRS | clearance, CHAIRS ROCKERS Upholstered in cretonnes, spring seats and backs $12.50 were $16.00 iaial et ] | Prices On COUCH HAMMOCKS S i REED AND cially fitted up as a horse box. The horse was accompanied by a groom. novement of agricultural products in the fall, are in force for Saturday selling—They are as low: as $11.00 The Summer Is at lts Height penditure for porch furnishings gives you more vaiue and comfort than any other purchase for your home, High Back - " REFRIGERATORS Real values in high grade Leonard and Seeger Refrigerators LLEONARD CLE $l 1.50 Up Reduced to 0 | f om = =l OTHERS TO $1 Couch Hammocks $9.95, $13.59 56.95 - Lowest Prices on Heywood-Wakefield Baby Vehicles (Go-Carts $£8.00 to $12.00. Baby Carriages $19.00, $21.00, $22.50. Strollers with hoods $20.75. Morn- Comfortable Rockers $4.50 Other Porch“ $2.48 Rockers from LGRS SRR AT WALK-OVER SUMMER SALE e S WHITE SHOES — and — SANDALS COOL SHOES FOR WARM DAYS We have 150 pairs of White Canvas Oxfords, White Nubuck Oxfords and White Kid Pumps, which must be sold this month. Here are a few of the reductions: Bar Harbor Willow Chairs . A few more left, Grass Rug: 27 inch x 54 inch 75 86 inch x 72 inch o 9 feet x 12 feet $6.95. Beautiful Axminster Mats 22 1-2 inch x 36 inch $2.85 Coco Brush Door Mats $1.90 Prevents solling your fine rugs. Place one of these mats at your front door and notice the difference, Bissell's Carpet Sweepers $5.25 Always a complete stock of Congoleum Rugs Colors—Cream., Cafe-au-lait, ing Blue and Dark Blue. Your Intereats are best served hy a re- frigerator that is economical of ice con- “""The Harder Refrigerator meets every requirement of economny struction and refrigeration. ' Top Icers from $lo.0(_i White Enamelled Exterior and Interior Harder $45 00 Refrigerator . A handsome, high grade family size re- frigerator, Wooden Cribs with cane-panelled sides and ends. An attrac- tive and substantial crib $17.00 Wooden Bassinets, $7.25 Ivory Walk-Over Princess Pat Oxfords of White Cloth. Were $6.50. NOW 30 Pairs White Canvas and Nubuck Oxfords. 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NOW .. — SEE OUR WINLOWS — f'_——' Phoenix For SHOE STORE Men and DAVID MANNING, Proprietor 211 MAIN ST, Couch Covers n a variety of 84,00 $3.60, $4.50 up. teed clean steri vety, complete tress. From 60 Pairs Black and Were $1.55. SALE PRICE .... feathers, Another Lot of Fumed Oak C. C. FULLER COMPANY Plant Stands 40-56 Ford Street. A Good Place to Trade At Previous - HARTFORD ~ Store Closes Wed nésday at Noon. This is the 50th Anniversary of Walk-Over Shoes Price, 98¢. Women