New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1924, Page 5

+ Europe to find out FOR THE KITCHEN CHAIRS, CONGOLEUM, KITCHEN CABINETS FEDERAL TROOPS LINOLEUM, Brazilian Nationals to 'Engage Rebels at $ao Paulo Washington, July 17 ports on the revolutionary situatio in Brazil received today by the stat department from the American em 001 bassy in Rio De Janeiro sald 3 government troops arrived yes | at Santos and entraincd for the Sao | Paulo district, Iifteen thousand fed have already surrounded Sao Paulc the dispatch said, and that city i being hombarded, A message warded from forces were bombarding the city from Ypiranga and other points, Paulo a block of the American building but no ture had occurred. had been struck by and six persons were killed. Fhe advic By The Associated Press, Montevideo, Uruguay, July 17. —Famous French Race Horse To Be Iighting between the Brazilian gov- ernment forces and the insurrection- ists at Sao Paulo is continuing with- out advantage to either side, accord- ing to authorita here early today. from tually closed tremely grave. and the \ prominent South American Who |hoen announced by arrived in Montevideo on an Italian |Epinard’s trainer. g steamer from Santos in an interview, asserted that the rebels at Sao Paulo apparently were in control and that the federal troops besieging the me- tropolis have as yet been unable to dislodge them. By The Assoviated Press. Buenos Aires, July 17.~—An official communique issued at noon yesterday |terday was Georges Carpentier. 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STEP STOOLS, ~—Authentic re- |it will be approved by the country. ‘al troops ated July 12 and for- | said state | At that time shells had fallen within one-half consulate amage to that struc- The hotel D'Oeste shell, however, s added that the indus- trial center, Braz, was being shelled ve advices received | French horse which was brought to Recent arrivals|this country for three races, will be dantos declare that port is vir-|ghipped to Saratoga during the latter situation ex-|part of next week to prepare for his The commu- |Ing eagh other, which promo APPROVE LIBERATIONS Generally, Treland Feels That Release | % of DeValera and Stack Wil Be Good For All Concerned, Dublin, July 17.~The release of Kamonn De Valera and Austin Stack, | ers of the Irish republicans, from Arbor Hill barracks, has been well re- ceived in all quarters. The indepen- dent welcomes the action and believes n [Tt says, “the common desire is to bury o | bitterness and secure unity among all sections willing to work for Ireland's prosperity.” 0| 'Phe Kreeman's Journal, referring to /{the proposal of the De Valera follow- s tojrepudiate the national loan, de- clares that “it would not be moral for De Valera to keep silent if those are his ideas.”” It says: ‘one cannot be »|sure that De Valera, as before, may 5| not be resolved to try another round.” Belfast, July 17.—The release of Eamonn De Valera and Austin Stack will not influence the cases of the Ul- ster prisoners whose liberation will al- ways be conditional on the reports of the police, it is stated. The Irish News, a nationalist newspaper whose chairman is Joseph Devlin, holds that the failure to free the southern chiefs would have ruined the Tailteann games. PLANS FOR EPINARD n and had been practically deserted by the inhabitants. Taken to Saratoga During Latter Part of Next Week. New York, July 17.—Epinard, the first races on the track there, it has Eugene Leigh, Meanwhite the chestnut four-year- old is having ecasy workouts at Bel- | mont park to regain his condition fol- lowing the trip across the ocean. 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