New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1922, Page 20

GENUINE PALM BEACH | SUITS value to $18.50 tan $11.44 BOYS’ UNION SUITS size 8 and 10 year value $1.00 39c MEN’S PANTS with two legs for the price of one $1.69 EXPLOSION WRECKS IRISH STRONGHOLD (Continued From First Page) the preparations for last evening's as- sault. The artillery bombardment had thus been extremely effettive and the breaches in the walls made at the most vulnerable points. The constant explosion of shells and the incessant machine gun and riffe fire had, it was believed, lessened the morale of those behind the grea walls making sleep impossible since the first shots were fired 48 hours before the assault. Attack Well Planned. Early last evening provisional gov- ernment troops were in position with pouches filled and bayonets fixed awaiting the hour of attack. Bomb- ers were attached to each unit and ‘machine guns and armored cars were ready to cover the advance. After final inspection and the giving of in- structions the first parties, under cov- er of darkness began the advance from the adjacent streets leading into Church street and Winetavern street proceeding quickly to their final posi- tions from which they bhad to ad- vance at the double quick. Defenders Surrender. An intense burst of machine gun and rifle fire was then opened from all sides against every defensive po- sition in the Four Courts. Suddenly it ceased and the storming parties advanced on the run. At some points spirited resistance was met but this| g soon was overcome and the irregulars fell back. The free state closed in, and a number of irregulars were sur- $125 $L.75 73 ARCH STREET in grey, brown and A RSB ATHLETIC Special for Saturday “Harmless As a Pop Gun” $2.50 —Hardware— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1922, New guaranteed. MEN’S SUITS BOYS* SUITS You will find values that are most unbe- lievable at this price —they are fine tai- ored suits; every conceivable style. For Saturday Values up to $35. $19.95 Values to $10.00. Saturday Special $4.85 |rounded. Further resistance being |useless they surrendered. | The rest retreated to what might |be termed the last line of defense in the eastern parts of the rear. BIELASHI WIGGLES OUT OF DARK GAVE 'New York Man Tells of His Escape From Bandits Mexico City, June 30.—A. Bruce Bielaski, New York oil man and for- mer officer of the Department of Jus- | | TO BE BURIED HERE The funeral of the late William Ma- |honey who died Wednesday night at Waterbury, will be held in that city tomorrow morning. The remains will be brought to this city for burial in St. Mary's old cemetery. tice showing plainly the marks of his Yeast No ‘‘Fad” east No ra | S S . ) four days of imprisonment by bandits |in th tai f Morelos, ret d ay dcientists > e o o o, | capture and escape. 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Co., Dept. 87, -Atlanta, Ga.|Lhe bandits were greatly disturbed and Ironized Yeast is recommended and decided to release Barcenas, ordering | guaranteed by all good druggists. ransom for me. I was taken further |into the mountains, placed in a cave |in the mountainside and kept under close guard. I was given neither food nor water from the time of my cap- ture until late Monday night. B “The bandits, fearing an attack by ¥ the troops, threw up a hasty rock 8 | tortification in front of the entrance !to my prison. When no word of ran- R som had been recelved by Tuesday | night my captors said they could wait |no longer and threateped to Kkill me next morning. joking with him and showing him feats of strength. I even showed the bandits how to operate the camera M| they had taken from our party. In do- |ing so incidentally 1 secured a pic- ture that will serve to identify my kidnappers. “As a result of this good feeling which I succeeded in creating bandits grew more careless. That night, Tuesday ,the man guarding me fell asleep. 1 wiggled out of the cave on my back and made my escape in | the darkness. | " “1 reached Tetacala, in the State of | Morelos, the old Zapatista stronghold, at 9 o'clock Wednésday morning. I re- ported to the first Mexican official T |immediately dispateched troops after the bandits. I also met there a Mex- |ican engineer who had graduated from a United States college and who |spoke English. He very kindly furn- |ished me with money, clothes and food and sent word of my escape to Cuernavaca. A car later was sent to | bring me to Mexico City.” Worn Out By Trip $3.50 Hjerpe $5.00 | when he arrived here. His |were almost in shreds from the night |trip through the mountains. The country where he was held a prisoner is the most rugged and isolated in the ‘whole of Mexico and extremely diffi- cult to traverse. i When the party was held up Mrs. | Barcenas told Mrs. Bielaski to ‘‘put her rings in her mouth,” and in this | way their valuable diamonds were ‘n\ed The money spent by the Gov- |ernment and by Mr. Blelaski's com- pany was not pald the bandits be- fore his escape, and thus it also was New Britain, Conn. We stayed over Sat- | him at the same time to bring back a | “It was then that I decided to gain| the confidence of the bandit leader by | the | could find, whq treated me kindly and | ‘ Mr. Bielaski .was greatly fatigued | clothes | All new models. Suits just like dad’s. | | MEN'’S SUITS Value to $40.00 This is the great- est value ever offer- ed in this section. Special for Saturday $24.95 New York Sample Shop saved. The oil man complimented the Mexican officials for the assistance they gave him after his escape and the energetic search they made to apprehend the marauders. He dis- counted the story of a ‘‘frameup” and said he believed it was simply a case of out and out bandits. Mr. Bielaski is in Mexico in connection with a suit between the new Mexican Oil Co. and the Huasteco company. He expects to remain here several weeks. BRIEF SUSPENSIONS IN FACTORIES HERE Improved Business Conditions Seen In All Plants—Many Shut Down For One Day Only There will be shut downs of not more than one or two days in most instances over July 4th at lecal fac- tories. At was stated in a recent edi- tion of The Herald, industrial condi- tions in this city are very much im- proved and a bright future is facing local manufacturing plants. Landers, Frary and Clark will be closed down from tomorrow until Wednesday morning, losing but two days work. The American Hardware corporation will shut down for Tues- day only. At North and Judd's the foundry will shut down tonight for repairs and open Wednesday. The balance of the plant will shut down tomorrow until Wednesday. At the Stanley Works, the cold rolled steel plant will be shut down Monday and Tuesday and the rest of the plant on Tuesday only. The Traut and Hine factory will shut down tonight and resume Wednesday morning. The New Britain Machine company will close Tuesday only. The Union Manufacturing company will shut down tomorrow until Wednesday morning. The Stanley Rule and Level company will shut down from Satur- day noon until Wednesday morning. The same period of idieness will be observed by the Vulcan Iron works. The Fafnir Bearing company will be closed Tuesday enly. NEEDS A BABY CARRIAGE. A certain ex-serviceman in New Britain who is deserving but in need feels the lack of a baby carriage in taking care of his family. The Char- ity board is satisfied that his is a de- serving case and asks that the Herald request anyone having a baby car- riage that they might wish to give to call' number 2211 on the telephone. ARRESTS DURING JUNE, Captain T. W. Grace reported to- day that the arrests during the month | of June, totalled 124. TIRE Sat., Sun., 102 WEST MAIN Near Post Office - SATURDAY SPECIALS — AT THE — York Sample Shop Don’t fail to visit t'he store Saturday. You will find a most varied selection of Suits for men and boys. Every sty]q and material is to be found here. These ga rments are all fancy mixtures; all new styles of this sea- son, including plenty of greys, blues and browns. Every suit is perfect in workmanship and satisfaction is SHIRTS Big lot of Shirts in plain and stripes; value to $2.00. Saturday Special 95¢ Maple Hill News Ralph Moody of Washington, D. C., is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Moody. Leonard Olmstead is visiting rela- tives at Hampton Beach, N. H. A bridge party was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lauren Bancroft. Prizes were won by Mrs. L. B. Banford, first prize; Miss Anna Kellogg, second prize, and Mrs. H. H. Howard, third prize. Mr. and Mrs. J. Marshall. Penley |and their son Donald drove up from INew Rochelle to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton McKenna. Mrs. G. Ernest Root with her daughter Arline and son Donald, left recently for East River where they will occupy their cottage for the sum- | mer months, Mrs. Jonathan Hart and her sons are enjoying the season at their new summer home in Madison. Mrs. G. K. Spring with Graham and Betty Spring, left this morning for a two weeks' stay at Chalker Beach. spending two Irving G. Rau is in Westfield, weeks with relatives Mass. The Ladies’ Bridge club gave a party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Nelson Mann in honor of her mother, Mrs. Cushing, who leaves soon for Wollaston, Mass., after sev- eral months' stay at Maple Hill. GOLFERS MOYE UP Semi-Final Rounds For Titles Played at Eastern Point Today Under Most Perfect Weather Conditions. Eastern Point, June 30.—W. Parker Seely of Brooklawn beat Reginald M. Lewis the title holder in the first flight of the beaten eight of the champion- ship division of the Conn. state cham- pionship golf tournament today. The score was 2 up and 1 to go. The re- sult was a surprise. The golfers found the conditions on the Shenecosett course ideal. C. P. Durfee of Waterbury beat S. N. Pier- son of Woodway 1 up at the 20th hole. In the semi-finals this afternoon | Durfee plays H. J. Topping of Green- |wich and R. L. Jackson of Highland ““‘HI play Seely. The winners of these | matches will meet in the final round for the title tomorrow, Lowest Prices On Hewitt’s and Kelly Springfields Get Our Prices On GOODYEAR CROSS RIB CORDS | S-K Tire& Vulcanizing Co. SALE Mon., Tues. ST., New Britain Telephene 1721 B.'V. 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Now $13.5 Linen Knickers . . Athletic Union Suits Athletic Union Suits $2.00 .... Now $1.50 FITCH-JONES CO. CITY HALL Formeily Wilson Co. Those Cheviot WEITE SHIRTS you have been looking for have arrived. 0