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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, But No Championship Is at Stake! — SHASH ORLD AR IN BRITISH MEET 0. 5, - Mbletes Win 400 Yand Relay in Fast Time | 4 AMERICANS WIN o Assoclated Press London, July 19,—A team o athlates pepresenting the L pited States defeated a Diritish team by 11 events to 3 in & post Olympio games athletie tour ment under the auspices of ;mateur thletie ssociation of Ktamford Hill Most of the athietegthad participated in the gamen at lyaris, T e today the The As London aenting the Rritish bers of the 1nted Press July 19 United States and the empire, most of them mem. teums which competed in the Olympic games at Paris, met this Stamford bridge In neries of relay and tewin contests un- | OVER BRITISH WOMEN The contest, which is similar to that | ceeds in licking the other, side by side they drink tc aftarnonn v a held in 1020 after the Olympic games | At Antworp, consists of 14 events in cluding 6 fleld events, The scoring will be on a team hasis, The Rritish team won lay in minutes 18 4 The American team the 400 yard re 37 4-5 seconds, elipping | 1 1.5 geconds from the world's record, The RBritish runners 1ed all the way until the last lap when Harold Abra- hams, winner of the 100.metre dash at the Olympic games, hesitated badly In his start, The United four-mile relay 4 5 seconds, The British t relay by half a 3.0 meconds, The American put event with an Helem Wills And Mrs, Wightman De- the mile seconds, T feat Miss Mcehane Bnd Mrs, not Covell Today, By The Associnted Press Olympie Stadium, Jolcmbes, France, July 19.—Misg Helen Wills and Mrs, George Wightmar, the American pi won the women's doubles champlon- [ship of the Olympie lawn tennis com- won the Detitign defeating Miss Kathlean Me minutes | Kane'and Mrs, Phyllis Covell in the |inals today, 7 80, The American woman ehampion and her efficient partner, took the championship by fighting a fine’ up- hill battle in hoth sets from the lead- average of 45 foet |INE two tennis playing women of 1-3 inches to Great Britain's aver. Great Britain. The British pair got a age of 41 feet 4 Inches, The best '€8d of 5.2 in the first set, but the American put was by Ralph @, Hills, |Ameri€ans.came to ime with & qulok. N RAOR. Whte Msk Whs 40 |ened pace, working up to a speed that PATAR tdbes forced their opponents, particularly The United States won Mrw, Covell, a0 errors, Sinin; Miss Wills was the bright and shin- LAty Y. A. C. and|IDE light of the match. She played Haralar M. Iiinols A, C,|Vith & steady brilliance in every part lasrad the ‘bas |of the court. Her service was the fect 4 inches, | while Tom Poor, of Kansas univer-! sity, went over at 6 feet 2 inches for an aggregate of 18 fect For the British team, | A South Africa, cleared at 6 feet 1 inch; R. J. Dickinson, Oxford, and Lieut. A. G. Del.. Willis at 5 feet g‘””‘ situation inches cach for an aggregate of a8 Ywdhe Tl Americans, s | The British women within a The American 4800 [point of taking the second set at 6 yard hurdies relay |but Vs, Covell's long drive that hit 1.3:5.seconds. ’ . 3 Ithe baseline for what wonll have heen In the hammer throw, the Ameri- |y o winning point was ealled out. This cans won with an aggregate score of{o,naq to upset her and she made & 503 fect § 1-4 Inches. The British to- | 4oun16 fauit on the service, then put HEnA AT s Wl - lob into the net and followed this The American team wWon the 2800, "noping a drive, giving the Ameri- vard steeplechase in § minutes Bl e svoonds | vater, when one Miss Wille' The British team won drives close to the baseline was ealled rape in 1¢ minutes 35.4 |good the crowd bhooed her, but the voung Californian, as unperturbed as [aver, went on serving well, and quick- Iy took the game with a placement. States race team in 17 am won the two-mile | ard in 7 minutes 55 team won the slot feet the high | | Brown, N, 1) Oshorne, at 6 once was superior to that of Miss Me- |Kane. Mrs. Covell was the member of her team, while Mrs. | Wightman lacked her usual steadl- ness, falling into lapses at times, hut she was ever sound and steady when looked dark for the of ! onee the minute team race won in 1 of the 3-mile seconds, SEN. WHEELER WILL BE CANDIDATE unicin‘a-i Heusing 'Plan Fails in Irish Village Dublin, July 19.—Various Irish lo- | eal bodies have carried ‘out schemes | {for the housging of workers. Tn Craig- a | uenamanagh ten houses have heen was constant clashing between em- | erected at a cost to the ratepa ployer and employe and between 1. W, | 0f about = $19.000. Applicants —wi W. and trades unionists,. When the |FOught at a rent of $1.50 weckly, but United States was drawn into the|they refused to pay more than 50 war the struggles grew more deadly, |Conts and threatened that they would and Wheeler was by his|permit nobody to pay a higher rent, enemies of looking with a too friendly | The council refused to let for less, and tolerant eye upon all the miners|and has asked ‘permission of the goy- and their leaders. In 1018 President|ernment to sell the houses at public Wilson settled the issne by refusing |Auction. to reappoint him as district attorney. ‘K' f I—.I _..K,,_ - ing of Ttaly Knows Defeated For Governor Out of the schism grew a fight in- His Subjects Ver Rome, July 19.—When King Victor aide the democratic party. In 1 Wheeler was nominated for gover against the opposition of most of the Was on his way recently to unveil a regulars of his party but with the in- |war memorial in the ancient town of dovrsement of the non partisan league, |Cubbio, he found his automobile bar- Defeated in this campalgn, he was red in the streets of the little village promptly nominated in 1022 for the of Schegeia by crowds of peasants. senate, with the same backing, and | They acclaimed the king, but explain- awept the field, coming down to|fd to him that Sheggia had heen on Washington to align himself with the bad terms with Cubbio for some seven senate La Pollette group a one of its |or eight centuries and it was not to most outspoken adhorent [be horne that Guhbio should have the Cleared Tn TReport memento ta her war lieroes inaugu- Taking charge of the rated before that of Sheggia, which former Attorney General also had just heen erccted he waged a war as unrelonting as Schegeia may have only 1,840 in- of the Montan ns out of habitants, but she f= a proud little which he emerged to senatorship. In town today, for the king there and 1ts midst he was indieted in his home then unvelled her monument, state on a charge of ac nting a fee = for alding a legal client to get oil land permits from the department of in terior, The and his friends rsserted the charge was entircly falee “framed up' to discredit his Investiga- The senate, after a in- auiry, adopted almost without dis tent a eommittes report finding him fnnaeent of any law itiow, either In letter or in epirit. The indictment #till fs pending, The Dangherty time continued vigor and \ congress (Continued from First Page) SOVIET TO SAVE LENINGRAD, £13.000,000 to to Ruin Russia Wil Keep City Spend From Going senator Leningrad, July lion dollars will he Leningrad from ntter ruin, according to a by the Leningrad Soviet to the planning commis- sion. The tion special BY A = ! Thirteen mil- to save 19, required report made state investigation mesn with undiminished Aropned adiotirned the to he borne conmission approved Jay which will the state as the authorities I no funds for this purpose. The for the rehabilitation of the old eapi- tal includes the recomstruction of canals, renovation of ruined buildings, preservation of empty houses and the repaving of streefs, " work will require tempararily s ) Y in loe when June AEW YORK'S NARROWEST STOR) York High rents cansed New York huginess Iy 19, have Vil Iping and in Toubtful whether ™ lacksmith t opene in e five years. Awelling b than has one the hiem mors electri in acade of ide, and a month en thriftily ATRPORT The cabinet's de WORLD'S GREATEST 19 cision to establish an imperial airship Cardington, in of airship will make greatest the fill-fateq R 35, which broke “koat Hull, vas bullt and her hip R now stands half completed in the shed I shed capahle of ac- airships, has A gas manu- offices, an whe 1 a shop enth a " e e seleet as the experiment world's that her setvicn and to itord s store 1 just ck « to thres a drfil pres hy whieh keys are ait Yo waiting on the sidewalk inches gote t hire home Five feet it for 21 and th researeh Cardington It the sidewalk fret from wid allow ranm for addition port vas here ine ma While eve wiste 37 must von Customers, da the ting works nearhy This e is omme two &uch EAGLAND MAKES RUSSIAN COINS 19— Dies mint f Russian sc up-to-date July factory London, east at th picces for the nre heing kopek ma whict co. This fact, says rd, was elucldated in the course of a tour of the mint by " T el coinm the cight hours and palatial ot GAS METERS ROBBED the strect '@ erday, ae ) the police trick O'Mara ment means ¢ hine was made In 1r: the Hvening Stane by a of were Thr ar the e gas meters at 218 Eim n and robbe cording to a report ma last night. DPoliceman | is investigating the case, in house broken of ng 1 45 000 eyer e ma ines ar vl ' rate best of the four and her volleying for | weak | Well | out- | plan air- | e I'herve is perpetual warfare in Robert O, Kerns back vard in Omaha, and “Dempsey,’ a battling rooster, are They go to it tooth, spur, elaw and beak until the, ther out of the barnyard pan, yoing to it every day, | MISS BUTLER NAY RUN New York Hepublicans Want to Pit Columbia President’s Danghter Against Bloom for Congress, New York, July 19 Republican organization leaders in Manhattan ad. mitted today that they were considers ing the selection of Miss Sarah Schuy- ler Butler, daughter of Nicholas Mur- Butler, president of Columbia, as n opponent for Representative Sol Bloom at the election this fall, Although still In her twenties she hag achleved a reputation as a strate- gist in district politics, She i vice- chalrman of the republican state com- mittee, Bloom {8 the democratic in the house of rey the 19th New York dis ELEVATOR FALLS ON BOY ' PINNING HIM T0 FLOOR | Burritt Hotel Employe Painfully Hurt neumbent tives from But Escapes Serious Injury— Firemen Calied Out bottom of the B in, - Caught between the elevator and the fifth floor at the ritt hotel last night, Edward | 14, of 184 Curtis street, suffer ¢ | ful bruises about his arms, shc and legs that wera treated at the Britain General hospital. When he was extricated from between the ele- vator and the floor, it was thought |that he had been injured internally. | According to the story told of the aceldent, Kalin, who is a bellhop at |the hotel, was on the fifth floor when |the elevator became stuck and refus- ed to operate. The engineer was noti- !fied and was working on the elgvator | while Kalin was standing at the door on the fifth floor. The cage started |down suddenly, taking Kalin with it and wedging him between it and the | floor. | Employes of the lotel rushed to his {assistance and whwi it was seen how Jie had been wedged in, the fire de- pactment was notified and asked to {send men to aid in releasing him. Just as the firemen arrived, Eric Johnson, an employe of the hotel, succeeded in relezsing KKalin and Dr. David V | kowlitz was summo He gave Ka- {lin first wid tesstment and ordered him removed to the hospital where he |is reported to be resting comfortably | today. | FIRE IN TENEMENT HOUSE Damage Caused By Children Playing With Matches Estimated at $800— Fireman Overcome By Smoke, About $800 damage resulted from a fire in the three family house at the Icorner of Lawlor and Kast Lawlor |streets at 4 o'clock yesterday after | by children playing | with matches. ‘The blaze was in the top floor of t'y: house and the firemen on their arvival in answer to an alarm from Box 48, found the upper part of [the house filled with smoke. Lieut. Frank Gilligan of ‘Engine Co. 8, w partly overcome wigh smoke while battling the blaze, but revived as soon las he was brought out into the air. The blaze was confined to the up- | per part of the house, but the flames done considerable age there he- fore they put out Paul Val anti is the owner of the house Children and matches were the cause of another blaze last nigle in a 98 Oak street owned by Stan rm inoon, caused as were barn at ley Borawski, and for wiueh an alz ‘ Box 418 was sent in about |o'clock The firemen found the la mass of flames upon their nd the building was almost complete- ruined hefore the fire was put out, was an old building and the dam- according to Deputy Chief FEu . Barnes, will not exceed $300, from 7 barn arrival, 1y 1 age, B | New Putting Course in London Attracts Clerks July The mystery ance from offices in the ty and West End of managers and heads of de tments for an hour or n the morning or afternoon has ared np by a visit to Linco on the green, 18-hole putting golf course has heen laid out, and wonld 1 their hand at a round, which in- The London responsible for In the Londen, 19 of » disappea 50 1 £ | Inn ! smooth an | golfers of three 1es putter county couneil laying ant the putt'ng course. hour greens covered voung men and girl clorks, and ffice hours there is also a rush was | lineh the are vith after o | of players. RIVER POLLUTED Chepstowe, England, July 10 Some 13 miles of the course of the River Aven, beloved hakespeare, has hecome a river of death for fish, poliution by the sewage of Coventry, W lities have ceased 'to bloom in its waters, and trees {which touched it with their boughs, have died, A new scheme of sewage disposal will €hortly be in operation, which shonld get over the troubie, of owing to er it Kerns' dog, really sue. I'hen “Trixie,"” But neither one ever get tired, ’ City Items he had Crown en- lea from the Aft tered r admitting that the store of the Cream company and took 85 cash register, a 15-ye Was faken Into custody last night by Po. lickman Thomas J, Feeney and turned over to Probation Officer Edward C, Connolly Louis Croll, has brought plumbing contractor, suit against Beatrice Fleanor Nowell Hopsia for $200, al. leging that the defendant has failed to pay for plumbing done at a house on Belden street, Atty, Willlam A Greenstein represents the plaintiff, Papers were served by Constahle Martin Horowitz, Fred J. Fliason has been named defendant in an action brought by MeGauley & Bennett company, auto- mobile dealers, through Atty, Arthur W. Upson, In which the plaintift claims that Ellason has failed to pay a bill for automoblle repairs, Villlam Leiken has been namal ant in an action brought by the Bunting Publication, Ine., of Waure. in which the plaintiff claims The writ was lssued Judge George Klett and naney on | deposit in the New Britain 7'rust Co. was garnisheed by Constable Martin Horowitz, William J, Farley, through Atty, Al- | fred LeWitt, has brought suit against Deputy Sheriff James K, O'Connell of New Haven w an effort to sccure { damages of 875, alleged to have ha'n incurred by the removal of an auto- | mobile washing machine by the sher- iff, acting for creditors of Joseph Crowley. German College Classes Grow as Army Dwindles Berlin, July 19.—The number of students matriculated at German uni- versities has risen from 94,000 in 1913 to 148,00 in 1923. The increase in the number of women students has been especially large, having risen | from 5,000 to 12,000, The technical in- stitutions show an inerease of 100 per cent, schools of commerce 90 per cent’| academles of art 15 per cent, and the universities proper 40 per cent. One reason for. the increase is the fact that young men from the better | families no longer can go into the | army. With the dethroning of mili- tarism in Germany some 32,000 offi- cers' berths have become non-exist- | ant. | |Threats of Terrorists | Rout Lisbon Businessmen | Lisbon, July 19.—Tdsbon is being |terrorized by an association of ex tremists calling themselves “The Red Legion,” the members of which have been committing homb outrages and | shooting prominent men in broad day- | light e such attempts were made in | one week this month, and, acting on | advice of the police, several well | known business men have left for | Irance after having rcceived threat- ening letters, 1 More than 60 arvests have been made and documents found indicate that the legion has a large member- ship of very young men. An arsenal of bombs and weapons was found in the home of one of the men arrested. 85th Brigade Breaks Its Camp at Niantic Today Niantie, July 19.—The 85th infan- try brigade completed its two weeks' tour of duty on the state reserva this morning and broke camp. several units were entrained for home on pre-arranged schedules which {took the 160th regiment out of camp mist ahead of the 102nd regiment. Most of the attached units agywell as the 118th medical regiment departed in the carly afternoon. FINDS SNAKE IN HER BED, P S Martin’s Little Granddaughter Awakened by Tt Norwalk, Conn, July 13.--8hrilj cries at midnight at the country place Cannondale of Edward 8. Martin Life's editor in chief, led to disco ery of a black in the bed of his granddaughter, Julla, five years old A the hedelothes, and fainted foot snake, the snake the child sereamed when she saw the five- later caught and killed in bathroom. Tt is belleved f{t squirmed through an open window. he girl is a daughter of George Martin. who oceuples one of sev. houses on his father's estate, W | | | | { ! Kened by a squirming beneath | FOR SALE Two houses on Wil-| liams St. Good investment. COX & DUNN 272 MAIN ST. Lot 50x150. | ATURDAY, JULY 19, 1924 V BRISTOL NEWS (Continued from PPage Heien) ¥ i¢ A, Boyge of this eity nt of the Modern Transportation to the publie utilities commission 1or a chars ter to operate a bus line hetween Lazy Lane and Lake Compous over the recontly abandoned by the Con Through lack of patron age and the theft equipment, the Laey Lane line was declared an un profitable venture by the trolley coms pany and has been out an far as any steady cerned for more than Boyce has a new palatial bus, he plans to run over the ling the dance crowds for the Willimantie Not Coming Announcement was made this morn ing by the New Departure manage- ment that a change In the playing schedules has been made becessary | for Sunday by the withdrawal of the \ illimantie from the state league, Manager Joscph Carroll of the locils has areanged for the appears pres ¢ [ l route, necticut Co. 1 I of existenoe dule year sch i cons My which hand resort, route, " [ t [ nine OnY Phread City as an offer American Chain Co, team in place of the league local man is alse see tate league and will present Hartford to the e of nine will be discussed, As Willimant the sum Inuance in th efunding that questions Working for the e of t Brulgeport ayers, The etary of the of BERLIN NEWS (Continued from Page Beven) » Hurlburt and M of New Britain Hurl T F Wilcox avs when Vight, tinies Mrs, Marguerite Hauriburt guests of Mra Mr, hoine Riehard has ment its eon- matter of b man; $500 the will | f league money diseu Ot Sehedule have been the among | burt's parents, and Mrs, for - Carne, at their on | enue summer band eon erts are being worked out by Coms nissioner Charles A, Bullock of the vark board, who has alvendy arvanged | Bunli at Roekwell The matter ¢ orts at the Hill groen is being discussed of two concerts has been | by President Witt Page of sw Departure Manufacturing Co that the park board stand of two more concerts Plans he a celebration of at Bl Gabriel's f 4 m, followed There will Holy Communion chureh Sundav at by Bunday school at 10 o'clock, Rev Samusl Suteliffe of New Writain wil have charge of the serviee, The following ara the services at th Methodist church Sunday: Regulnr | morning worship at 10:45 a. m, fol. lowed by Bunday achool at 12 o'clock The Junlor league will meet at 3 p m. The evening service will be heid at 8 o'clock, Rev, A, @, Fuller | huve charge of the services, Mm, Charles Fiske and daught Priscilla, of Berlin, and Miss Plske of Greenfield, Mass.,, were the guests of | friends In town yesterday. or ark. ederal Programs M nade De he N rovided he expense SHAW—GIT, Lawrence I, Shaw of 212 Park rond, West Hartford and Miss Gers rude Gillette of Staniey street will be married in this eity on July 30, our Vacation NO PAPER WILL TAKE THE PLACE OF THE —HERALD— 1t Will Follow You Wherever the Mails Go Fon\ § 18¢c a week Before you leave for the Shore or the Mountains be sure to order THE HERALD mailed to you—It will keep you in touch with the news at home while on your vacation. Prepaid Subscriptions are required by the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Consequently we cannot open charge accounts for summer orders DENTISTS A. B. Johnson, D. D. S. T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Gas—Oxygen—X-rays National Bank Bldg. 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