The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-25
FIX QUOTAS
 FOR PARISHES
 IN IRISH DRIVE.

Quotas for the various parishes of Bridgeport, and for Stratford and Fairfield were fixed at a largely at tended meeting of executive chairrnen and generals of the American Com nnittee for Relief in Ireland at cam oaign headquarters last night, as fol- lows: St. Augustiue's, S7,50o; Sacred Heart, S7,50O; St. Charles, s5,0Oo; rtck's. S3,ooo; St. Mary's. s2,5oo; St. teter.s, s2,000; St. James, Stratford, S1,O00; and St. Thomas Fairfield 1, s1oo- The quotas were based on re- turns made to date, which show a to- tai of nearly s23,0O0 contributed. with St Augustine's leading with a total of So.765- Sacred Heart, which had held the lead until last night is credited with $4,65O, and St. Charles holds third place with s3,40o Blessed sacrament with $2,75e and St. Pat TICKS with S2,675 are neck and neck TOT fourth place. and the Lce for sixth place between St. Mary's with S1,700 and St Peters with $1,643 is equally close.
 ;, Chairman Francis J. Brennan of the AdVlsory Board, after a close in- spection of the returns received ex- pressed the opinion that Bridgeport's quota of S35, 900 would be reacbeS II the workers for the drive continued with the same vigor they had dis played thus far. In some of tbe dis tricts the house to horse ca1vass 5s practically completed, and it is ex pected that virtually all sections viii pc covered by Saturday night On ,i nloiloay special crew of "moppers- up Will go out after prospects who nave not been reached in the regular canvass es oiar
 The services of the campaign or sanlzat1on of the committee were tendered to the United Irish Societies to assist in disposing of tickets fos the ball at the Casino. March a1st Wnlch will be the final feature of tbe or1Ve, and meeting of generals and workers has been called for csrn- salsn sa headquarters, Tuesday, March pected that this feature will sdd se11Z total. 'ne local
 Because of the encouraging renorts toohITed to 6n1G last night it was decided not unexpected slump in returns dIIrina the next few days - -4S
 Some of the additional con+r;+,,- Ilons received up to noon are as fol- Previously acknowledged. s1ss Rev. J. C. Lynch, pr. D. J. Mccarthy, Richard Lom- / bard, Patrick McGee. Ed
 ward Mooney, each S10O.. 800 Rev c harles A Leddy Mrs
 Wm- E. Allen, pr. Phillip
 J. McLaughlin. pr. E. H.
 J. Hennessy and Thomas E.
 Coughlin, each $50 z5o Rev. J.. A Sullivan, Mrs.
 Rose Malley, Mrs. A. Cuneo.
 Mrs. Fitzgerald. Jackson
 Stone Co.,. The Wheeler
 Howes Co.,. Tape Paper Co. through Mir Pryor, J. Reilly,
 JT., John R. Woodruff, Ste
 
 Sullivan, John F. Brady,
 James Clancy, Richard J.
 Drew, Dr. Edward Fitzger-
 a1d, each S25 ...... s75 P L. Quigley and wm. E.
 McMahon, each $20 70 ". J. Moran and family. -. IT Mrs J. Goats. Mrs. John
 Scanlon and Employes RR.
 Station, each s15 . AS David N. Armstrong Arthur
 Wren, Mrs F. O'Reillv.
 Howard Bogey, Miss Jennie
 Mccormick, J. A. Nirdlinger.
 Mrs. Joseph L. Egan, Mich
 ael Power, Miss Julia Keat-
 ing, George F. Heating.
 James P. O'Neil. Thomas
 Clark, Margaret P. Cullen.
 Ellen V. Dunn, Peter Larkin
 Edward Lane, Edward H.
 Dargan, MT. and Mrs. WIa
 Casserly, Jennie A. and
 Mary E. Casserly, John P.
 Liddy, Capt John H. Began.
 Mrs W. H. Kennah, Rev. M. J. Lynch, Mrs. A. Walsh.
 James Grady, Mrs. George
 T. Kelly. James Casey John
 Cashman, each S10 eSo M- H. Ford and J. H. Me
 Murray, each $50 ...- 100 James McGuire ..-. 20
 Total ....... st5,525 The $100 contribution credited Yves terday to James W Connors was from the Connors Clothing Cc.. of which Mir. Connors is president