The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-07
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I patriot and champion Of freedom. Emmet was born March 6, TITS and was executed for high treason by the English government September 20. 1903, in St. Thomas street, Dublin.
 Father Sullivan spoke of the love of the Irish people for their religion, their liberty and country.
 ''The Irish people are lovers of lib erty and that love is typif1ed in Elm met, who gave his life against oppres- sion and out of love of his country" said Father Sullivan. He cOntin- ued: "We commemorate the strug- gle of the Irish people for TOO years for God given rights to liberty and 1 happiness which fight is about to end in the glorious accomplishment of their aims When my country takes her place among the nations of the l epitaIph be written,' declared Emmet 1 on the execution block, and as Ireland l is to take her place among the na- tions of the world, the epitaph of Robert Emmet will soon be written" Father Sullivan traced the life of Emmet who end eaVored to plan general Irish revolution. It was on July 23, 1903, that Emmet deemed thu tinne had come to lead Ireland to free dom and he made an attempt to seize the arsenal and castle of Dublin. The movement was a failure and Emmet ed to the mountains to escape to the Continent. Before leaving he made last attempt to see the lady to whom he was attached and was appre- hended.
 He defended himself in a remark able spsech but was condemned to death and on September 20, 1903, was executed, a martyr to 1reland's noble cause.
 Mayor Francis B. Guilfoile of Wa JOSEPH KLEIN vs.. THE CITY DRESS SUPERIOR COURT, Fairfield County, In the Matter of the Application to the
 IT oh Ra nl Order Appointing Temporary Receiver.
 Upon application of the Plaintiff in the Superior Court held in and for Fairneld County on the first Tuesday of April. application is dated the fourth day of F March, 1922, having been pres presented 10 Temporary Receiver ought to be appoint Now. Therefore. It Is Ordered: 1. That CHARLES IS. BRODY, Of said Bridgeport be and he hereby is ap- pointed, Temporary P Receiver of the City 2 That said appointment shan not take effect Tntil the , said t,I GHARLEs AT, s. and sufficient surety in the sum of five upon r19S the faithful fsR performance of his duties under said appointment, and in times hereafter be confirmed or ap- Dorary or Permanent Receiver, and said
 
 B. That said Receiver. immediately | ppintment, shall proceed to take pos. session of all books. papers. evidence @ Of to collect all moneys owing. to 1t and to take all lawful steps within his power f. That said Receiver continue to carry on, in such manner as he may ducted by said corporation until other 1 wise ordered, but no longer than for one he is authorized to make such contract 1 purchases and disbursements as may De | g. That hearing upon the confrna- 1 tion of the appointment of such Receiver | CTS be had before the undersigned in the | Superior Court room @ 1T said 1sg5 1Bseg55dgeporrss O'Clock n the forenoon and, that said | Temporary Reeeiver give notice of his | apP1intmIentt ne aad or by sa1a 6bshg hsang to a of this order twice in The Bridgeport | Times and by mailing like copy, post | record and known creditor of said COZ | poration at their several best attainable | addresses. all on or before the 10th day | Dated at Bridgeport. this fourth day
 JOHN W. BANKS, :. S7b" Judge of the Superior Court SLATE OF CONNEcTICUT, District |
 Of Bridge@port' @ ss. Probate Court. Estate of ROCCO GERARDo DE LoR- ENZO, late Of the Town Of Bridgeport, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District cf Bridgeport hath limited and allowed Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect tested within said time. will be debarred [ a recovery All persons indebted to said I Estate are requested to make immediate - ANTHONY DE LORENZO.
 Adminfstrator. S7S<1 Address. 913 Grand St.