New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1928, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1928, %W——M_,—,“‘E . CONTINUE CONTEST |MERCEDES GLEIZ NoW IMANY ARGUMENTS ~[st o ot < AGED WOMNN IS KILLED _ Describes “Wild Party™ | - smwwstvs vomver | soxaren wanon v B ‘oker | . Havana. July 26, (P—A Spaniard, | Ossining, N. Y-, July 35 oo bt Of Bankrupt Broker | nizo criny al. was arrested [or Thomas I Larkin 6. deuctx:{: RY yesterday, xx\!ng a sample of what , K D FOR DRESSMAKERS | ™" SCOTCH GHANNEL OVER OLYMPIGS i maistn) N TURNPIRE ACGDENT, roro o se oy o Bty i i i, e o el tice. Twenty-two members of the b se rvie e ’ " Conqueror of Many Other Famous squad tried a new place at the |Mre. Carrie Day, 179, Victim of "ankrupt mining stock broker, cele. (UMD secret service men said. of |stricken while piayiok o)l a® Lrine i : : threats against the life of President | Cl age i # Waters is Swimming From Hague while the sprinters worke brated in his office on the night pro e lite resident | CUfE Lodge and died whiic on the i i = Smas| » Yary ne vere instituted against him | G¢Fardo Machado. ° ay to the O 2 ' Closing Date Extended to Aug, trotand to soodnaa | SYWE OV6F Paddok AN 00 |12" 0% Sy mmemra e " k| T om Moed Bamd— | cstings ere initutd againe i | % Hochs 2 19 e S oyl men practiced at the police park, G Calliaes With ik [1.000 creditors by N. L. Martin, | 31 hy Junior Ach]evemel][ Donaghadee, Northern Ireland, Long hst of Comp]alms while the remainder of the squad | Milford, July 26 (P—Mrs, Carrie | laidator. July 26 (—DMiss Mercedes Gleitz. continued to use the old practice | Day, 7% Norwalk, one of a party of | ~Some disgraceful thines took London typist, today was attempting field which has blighted numerous [six riding in an automobile, was kill. Place” at the celebration. which st The cotton dressmaking contest [0 swim the turbulent waters of the| amsterdam. July 26 (F—No rec. | Olvmpic hopes via the route of |ed last night when the machine ©d from 5 p. m. on June 5 fo 5 a for girls which is now going on in [North Channel to the Scotch coast.|ords may be broken on the new |twisted ankles and pulled tendons. [struck a truck on the Milford turn. M- the next morninz, Martin said the city and was scheduled to close | Miss Gleitz started from this fish- | Olympic track Head Coach Law-| Only the competitors in the field | pike. Mrs. Ella Amours, East Nor. ' The cash box was rifled. a number | August 1st. has been extended |ing village at 7 a. ay for |son Robertson of the American team | ©vents, who have been comparative- | w: suffered lacerations about the Of I O. U's destroyed and the guests | through the month of August and |Fort Patrick, Scotland, miles | asserts, but a high mark for Olym- |l¥ unhampered by the bad conditions | arms. The collision occurred when 2mONg whom were several women, the closing date and judging have |away by the old royal sailing route. | pic squawks already has been es.|and the marathon runners, who pre. | the party attempted . to pass the Dpunctured the quotation hoard xnd | been postponed to August 31. Hugh Muir, an expert on tidal con- {tablished and may be broken again | ¢ rough going, are not complain- | truck which had pulled off the road, | the light fixtures w volver shots, The contest is being directed by |ditions, asserted, however, that the [before the games start next Sunday. | 8- the rear end of the light machine he said. | the Jupior Achieemont Paundatlon |ailnreqts wobld, foroe her to gni " The andilional debate’ ‘ver® the| Tho'team of aix'American mamss | teibing the beck ot ton to s and | Creditors can hope to recover of New Britain and the foundation |three times that distance. It is rec- | Paddock case. although more comic |thoners, led by Joie Rry. shapes up jbeing completely demolished. Mrs. ' very little from the wreckaze of lvector, W. W. T Squlre, accents|onized that the strefch of ‘waterhan otherwise, has'added ons mope {88 the best squad Ambrica has ever|Day, Siting on the Nebt sde. oo Lo kens business, the liquidator re- the responsibility for the extension |offers a swimmer much greater|argumentative item to the lst al|h8d for the long distance oclasste, |the utomobile, recetved the brugt ported. Lineker was released in Of the time lmit for the clasing of | handicaps than even the English ready tucluding complaints over|TDe flat Olympic course is specially |@f the blow $20,000 bail today on the contest because of the disap-|Channel. {training conditions, objections to the | SUited to the capanbilities of Ray who | With the dead woman in the car theftand fraud, peintingly small entry st up ta| Miss Gleits last October claimed |Olympic track, kicks over the scar.|demenstrated that he Is In top form | was her daughter Mrs. Alice Phies date. It is believed that the extreme |to have swum the English Channel |city of tickets in a stadinm seating | Yesterd by covering one and one [and her granddaughter, Marion heat, illness, vacations and lack ofin faster time than Gertrude Ederle |35,000, and scraps over the selec|DAlf miles of the toughest kind of | Phies, both of Norwalk. The other: information concerning the contest |but was denied official credit becanse |tion of officiale. EOINg in seven minutes, 25 seconds. | were Gaston Amours driver i | | has caused the apathy on the part no recognized officials of newspaper-| Much of the debate, such as the |Jimmy Henigan, Dorehester. s wife Mrs, Eila Amouwrs sng ihots | A S R C of the sewing public. men were present. She has also |latest outhurst over Paddack is re. |distance star; Albert (Whitey) Mi- |grandson Charles Belham . att o [ ) I ure | conquered the Strait of Gibraltar. chelson, An analysis of the situation shows i | 2arded by most of the officials, par- Stamford, Conn., veteran, | whom escaped uninjured that the season for cotton dresses is | Her initial attempt to swim the |ticularly the Americans, as trivial. |809 Clarence De Mar., of Melrose, | Edward White, Hamden driver of at hand. There were over a thou- |North Channel June 23 failed when |A good deal of it perhaps, is due |Mass. the oldest of the old timers, | the truck and Harry Landino his . fOT sand girls entered in a similar con- [she was forced to quit after seven [to the proverbial critical tendency [S¢°M 10 be thriving on more work |helper who was asleep when the test in Springfield a few days ago. |hours. among athletic groups on edge be-|'han the others, but Harvey Frick |crash came, left the road to stop at ! . 3 % One misunderstanding has been fore competition, but the officials|Of New York and William Agee of | refreshment stand to make a pur- | Sy ¢ i IGH I 1 ’ discovered. Some people are under | TRY To ROB OAKLAN B |ave likely to breathe a sigh of re- |Baltimore, the other members of the [ Chase. Amours failod to notice the | Wy, 3 re OS s. the impression that the garments en- | D ANK lief when the actual contests replace |Marathon squad, also have regain- [Sudden turn and swerved his ma- % | | tered in the contest must be ne‘:\' and | the debates. 1 top form and have actually shown ‘l'hmlfl to avoid a collision but dei Th G that they must not be worn hefore | Unless some further evidence jis|iMProvement over their former per- | to clear the rear end. | e Goody 3 the eshibit. -This idea is erroneous Three Slen Said to Be Ex-Convicts |turned up, the latest Issus sencern. | formances In less than o weklo 1 Mrs. Day sas picked up and taken | ‘A1 8 ‘.“ea.’ Pathfinder is a sure because a garment may e entered ing Charley Paddock seems stated | = Kay his an extra assigment in |0 the Miltord hospital but diea | (@ cure for high tire costs. Only volume in the contest that has heen wo |to die a death similar to that of the the 10,000 meter run this Sunday in|while on the way. Her body was 3 & & H but it must be laundered just before | yypen Their Car Hits Truck |case debated before the Americans| Which he expects to give Willie | badly mangled. ‘ W ?m(duf:m? a‘rllq‘the:n;rm‘)“s sy the judging. i |left for Amsterdam. The motion |Ritola. the 1924 champion, and | acturing facilities of the world’, - It the time has arrived when Oakland, Cal. July 26 (®—Three | picture charges, which at home were | Paavo Nurmi, 4 real batile all the NOT FOR SALE & est ti % e o SIa{g girs no longer atiempi. fo make sim- "f;;"’,f;"d”';‘:d':f""f‘ o be former |quashed summarily after being re- (way. Jole has been stressing speed | Sprngfield. Mass. July 2 (P | : ; ire factory makes so much tire le garments for themselves it is ¢ S yesteday attempted to rob |vived two months after they had [!1 his workouts because the short- | Thomas M. 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