The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-31
MAKE EFFORT
 TO COMPLETE CITY'S QUOTA

CllY , JULIA Undaunted by overcast skies, work CTS for the Irish Relief Fund started early this morning an effort to com plete Bridgeport's quota of $35,000 before the house to house canvass over $3o,0o0. and it is expected that if the proceeds of the ball at the Casino tonight, under the auspices of the United Irish societies for the fund reach s2.00o. this, with today's collections will place Bridgeport over the top. Today's calls are being made on persons who were not seen on previous efforts, as the city was entirely covered before nightfal1 yes- terday. YesterdaSS returns were swel1ed by large number of contri- buttons secured by Mrs. Simon CreIaan chairman of the executive committee, and a selected corps of assistants who toured the downtown business dis trfct, and by a large number of be- lated returns from St. Augustine's parish, which had not reported for several days. The house to house canvass will close today, but the | headquarters at Room 3s, The Strat- field, will open for the remainder of the week to receive contributions | from those who have been overlook | ed. Yesterday several persons tele-
 
 had been overlooked by the canvass CTS and desired to contribute. The committee has made arrangements to send workers with receipt stubs to | anyone who has not been reached who will telephone to headquarters, | Barnum 23S0, Room 3S, or to any of the following generals in charge of districts: Gilbert Fayette, Barnum 44sg; Edward Gilligans Bar. 24s2-5; Hogan. Bar. 206; Frank Dunigan, Bar. 6633; w. A. Redden, Bar 217o; c. J. Reynolds, Bar. 7354, Mrs. Lynch Fairfield 117-4, and Mrs. T. J. Lynch, I Stratford 32.
 Hartford still leads the cities of the state with s6O.O0O collected. Bridgeport with s30,00 has a good lead over Waterbury with $25,000. 1 The total collected in the state is | SITS, ,165.00. Both Haftford and Wa terbury are above their quotas. S1OO.
 Rev. James E. NihiIl, Dr. w. H. CuTfey, Michael McNamara, Davis &. SavaTd, MT. and Mrs J. M. Conlin, MT. and Mrs. Charles Stuart Garfield. | $75.
 Joseph Gaynor, Mrs. Alice Gaynor, Patrick Mccarthy:
 F: F. McPa dden, G. A. Bisset, J. H. s"vard' pr, Robert ss; J. Lynch
 Captain John O'Connell, Thomas J. | Sullivan, Wheeler & Howe Dr. Ed ward Fitzgerald, John F. Brady, R. Enmet Donnely. F. M Finn, Thomas Logan, Henry F. Lyons, Robert w. phy, pr. F. F. Carroll. Mrs. John Hamilton, James Ileefe and family, i Mrs. John McKenna- J. MIrran, F. Kane Kane Dennis Psn[ Prew, J. a ;; Conway; GG family, M. Kelly. Miss Nellie Foley. Mrs George Mccs1thy
 | $2O.
 Alex. Heaphy, MT. and Mrs. George Edwards, James McGuire. Capt. John H. Ryan, William F. McMahon, Kath- erine Tuite, Patrick O'Neil.
 Margaret F. Anderson, Albert U. lLangenegger, Miss Lena Barry, John J. Corr. James Coughlin, F. O'Reiuy, Smith & Murray. The Rockwell Co.,, F. J. Murphy
 Nellie Mccarthy, Nellie Donergan, Miss S. J. Heaphy. Daniel O'Neil, MT. and Mrs. M Mo1loy and family. B. Reynolds, Mrs. Thos. F. McGovern, Mrs. E. White, Charles Mccarthy. Joseph P. Coughlin, Frank Anderson, Mrs. Mary Krause, MT. and Mrs. John Hummel, Mrs. Mary Keegan; John P. Lynch, James O'Nef1, George F. Heating, Mrs. Joseph L. Egan, Miss Julia Heating. Thomas Clark. MT. and Mrs. B. Heggerty, Michael Dunn, F.
 
 Smith. James J. Moran. M. Stangle, Martin H. Kelly, Dr. H. R. De Luca,
 National Grain Corporation by Sam
 Tel Sussman, Ellen Donnelly and John T. King Donnelly, Henry Schulteis, Miss Agnes E. Weldon. Vincent Keat- ing, Horace Merwin, Charles Schroe- der, Hayes Fish Go, George E. Dill lon, John Cooney, John Cashman, MT. and Mrs Fred Eckert, Frank Brady, Miss Victoria Larmour, MT. and Mrs. Digney, J. J. Burke, William P. Hin- de, Surprise Store, David M- Iustig, George W. Peters, Mrs. NJ T. Nc F'ar1and, Patrick Kilcourse, John Red gate. Patrick Kelleher, Paul Hassett, J. Gallagher, Rev. George Donahue, Ralph Farrell, James J. Clancy, Thos. Lavin, Daniel Kiely, Mrs. Kane, James Connery, Daniel Mccarthy, MT. and Mrs John Walsh, Mrs James Tierney, M. c. Hayes. Miss S. M. Cain,, Miss M. s. Cain, Mrs. John Mahoney, M. Slam, Mrs. J. E. Broen, Lanes Candy Co.,, Caesar M1seh, T. sF. Flynn. Mrs. E. l. Brien, MT and
 Mrs. J. Conway, John H., Phelan, D
 E. Johnson, s1O, Strand Theatre, pr } J. Howard, E. w. Harral1, Mrs. E. W l Harra11, G. w. Farrel, Margaret Ford , Mrs. D. Judge, Mrs. M. Driscoll, Mrs } M Sullivan, Miss M. B. McPadden } J. T. Donavan, s. D. Lackie, Miss J Heating, s. F. Boucher, G. Pneian John Gaynor, Michael Murray, Thos
 Condon, Timothy Shea, Mrs J. Coie- . man, Bartholomew OShea, F, Fanneil i Mrs. Catherine Phelan.
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