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to South Main Street.
Clll NEWS
Regular monthly business of the
\‘l'oman's (lulld. Trinity (hurt-h. will
be changed trout Tuesday to Mondui',
May l. at 7:45.
(‘ott‘ilorfeit le notes of the feder-
al reserve bank of New York are in
circulation in New York, the treasury
department has announced. A depart-
ment statement said the countttefelts
could be recognized wilhl itle difficul-
ty. tr.‘ they are slightly too small and
too stiff and thick.
A—Pay your taxes now at the offices
in the (‘ity and Town Ilalls. Saturday
and Monday evenings open 'I to 9.
(if interest to prospective exhibitors
at the Stamford liorse Show Associa-
tion's coming exhibition on June 16th
and thh. comes the decision of the
!
Our Boys' coithing is at the
top.
We’ve branched out this
Spring and with your leave
will show you the best there
is at the price. Boys from
3 years up can be fitted out
in the. most economical way.
on. tours aoawsut m must;
llilli Plilif Hill It)
Milli ll Illlllli
(Continued From Fir“ PI...)
LUNL-UN, April 29, 3:15 a. m.—The
times publishes an account by an eye-
witness of the Dublin uprising which
emphasizes the excellent organiza-
tion of the rebels and the fairly suc‘
Ci‘ba'lill efforts of the leaders to re-
strain rioting, This account says:
The” was some by the
rabble following in the wake at the
rebels. Memorial-II 85 sites!
lentils from cuts is the streets tot-
ten cents and upwards, while silk
hats, blouses and fine lingerie were
equal! cheap. There was no looting
by the rebels themselves. further than
the throwing out to poor women in
the streets of sacks of flour and NI-
cults trots a biscuit factory. 'Mch
they were still holding when I left
Dublin on Tuesday night.
“Clergy of all denominations aeem‘
ed active in helping the wounded. re-
gardless of exposure to danler. The
bread supply already was hennnlnh
to run short on Tuesday afternoon,
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l “l‘ivillalls were not molested in the ‘ owing probably to requisitions for the
elrt‘cln‘ and touch of the firing was 0‘. rebels and the "00‘” I understand
‘ blank ('Jrllldgt‘h. There was an eifor: . u delegation of (‘athollc pm." ngd
[to shun that the movement waaimgde armngempulg with the rebels
,strtttlv lniiltary in character and diet with a up“. to supplying the civil
trected only against the Government; population."
:ttot aghitlat inc popmace their was! It is said Jim”; t'tmnoily. the Slim
21 Hide looting, but only about ten [rpm leader. undpnwk to issue to
tor lw- lily ant .15 wt rt- t‘lll"ft'd i‘here ' ”pl-“mg desiri! g m 1”“. Dublin. past.
has no violence against private- per ‘ ports bearing mp “mm; in. i Bearer
. .t..i as long as you did not wear James Connolly. (‘ommatidanl General
a untlorm, you “trt‘ as .‘illt wanting. “f the Irish Republican Army "
,tli IiuoIin streets flu ill the : t't-elsi . . h
t
Not the cheapest priced suits °‘,,,"i"‘f‘°"' , . . . . i
b t the mm economical lilih SHUWJ a rematnanto dine: ,
u. - . tnco ll't.lll the liilliilll riots two yetirs‘ M 't IHE A
suits. ago, winu ii “(in no: sale lot any i
'body to walk III the stlotta tor lt‘Ji‘i
,‘ . ‘ of \tolclice Hitting lat Mondays HIGHLY S“CC[SSfUl
{ ) £3 1 D & Stevens ‘ and ’iut'sduy a trouble, lllt populstt '
tttitltti go nitriv lht,‘ Ititeti 't'ht .t Vtri ________
Open Mondays until 9 P. M.
The Woman}- Municipal League \vill
lllt‘t'l on Monday alterntui at 3.30 o'-
t'ntk ill Iilt‘ South Nor‘Mtlk library.
"Anuner illustration of the rebel. being gifts yearly of five dollars oft
Th l’kfll't‘i sensuttiou of llilti. The tXt'i'lll‘Ill organization was the fat: .ovet. and the ‘itoi.t- t'ltaptet.” the
‘ ‘ ~. ‘ g . that. although food was contulandeer ”only dllt'té in ubt'h :tro one dollar
*‘iH'i'd "‘ l l M “NH"? “"‘l‘ N'“ “" t-d ilotn .t ht}: hotel. it was paid lot The l'ltlon is von (lustrous of holding
bale mil. _Attoltltr.g to reports, tlm niont-y value no entertainments or lain: tltirin: tho‘
..__ _. trotn the postotlit‘t‘ vaults. where. it coming ,H‘nl‘ 'l‘o onttt those they must
5. into; aid Kt‘ym‘f. l'tiillrtlt‘lul’., '5 ell-it‘d. H l‘digt‘ linens”) Hi IH'W tilt-l'tltso- the membership tn both the
l:t\o lm-u'. haunted tltt- t.ttttt'tit-l to l‘l' i“??? lliUiIl) “a: ".:/‘"d' "‘ "llllibllllm Filth” and the “Home
\‘to planned to rise fllllllllliillt ill> t‘h;~p‘.or“ Then.- are mam of our
“"I i‘ WV“ “’"m bungalow w'lh all i) wi.h our llublin ('ulllriilltn. hit? 1,...“ and mm...“ who would “,1 this»:
inodttn illtyl'UH‘Illt‘IllH. tit “I‘Utllirllli‘, ntilllt‘llllllg “out wrong “ill! the ar "an or tut-lily on”. “No.1”, \\‘lllt‘il
tt-t i‘ ll iltulley laltgttnrn‘t..," hltlti ti lender ol 'liv‘ Sill“ moans five or ten dollars yearly fir
W. "I” l'lilll‘l'a’ in t‘otlt in an intorvlt a put ”1,. t-(‘nmrmmmy “In..." 'I'ltey
'\\‘(illt| l:' Want the ftill size win- “3"“! “fl“ today. altotild Lill “"1” to ht- ltilt'l'\lt’Wt‘d.b‘lI
Amt st-m as. fol size screens lteep ollt
all of tie tits I‘lione liltiifi. St. Joliti
and Kc) nt’l‘,
A lat-,w number or llttdgeport Elk's
-. It ’- . tewa‘the -. . . . . I
t. .r l.t.l night, Tilt lea l." h lili'ltltll tutouith hert Monday. wt all week or one dollar yearly? “undntdfii
“1 up, .viurorie htprrett. Tho retired to our armored haunt-its, toad of men and women in Nor'waik Hpcnd‘
[irt‘M‘Ilt‘i‘
lttir continues this evening
Your flooring is here! While oth-
M‘s are waiting for florlng that In hold
up by t‘liliiuTKtK‘F, we are laying oak,
maple. birch and hard pine. We wel-
ttune your inquiries. We give results.
l'ltono Inn: St. John and Keyser.
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i .\Irs J. living ilibble. at her resi~
demo on lhiytiew «\enue. yesterday
hill]. 1 \AIl't‘ around lilt‘ pllaltl'llt't‘. bu
(Continued from First Page.)
«lip s-nltnels made no ttlnrt to pr- .
v. at poopm tullu wtsh- ~l to do so tron.
crawling under the bniriois
"Un the other hand, it “as inade'u'llitt‘l b_\ the I‘M in (llllt'l; tho with
clear that anybody in his lli.ijl't~l)".~‘ \ -:tr, ”(opt the regular dun ’l‘hest-
tintlorni Mull-ll be him! at sight (‘Olllt' from the "t'onlrlbllfllfll l‘ttcle."
'W" might 1‘3"“ ”W“ l“,l‘”“"‘""5‘-°"‘ send their checks to nu} ofllcors who
of the postofftce bill for the tacl that iwlli ”mm their h-Hlav of mvmbprrhm
lilo military "its lilt'lt‘ tirst.’ tttileo‘rnwn,‘ and a mm"... ”f the "up...
the lender. “No, I do not think wt-iTh” treasurer of mi. ”n.1,. 3“ Mrs.
will the hero, but if llll‘) route to do (I Edwin Font-dock. of lek.
lmntt our units we shall shoot them. As to the “Home ”“0“". who
When the news of the Dublin rising could not afford ‘0 pay “.0 cents a
1M outwith ., polished bnyuilels.‘ at" double "“5 amount m (and,
i‘nr blm'iliit pru\lt~l0lle and prepared day if ”up“ would only-send m
"will? liltil‘iop of Cork and the imdi‘m‘" ‘°"‘“' "all" “ “0"” b“ “““h “
.ilttyor cattle to the barracks at midfififirhfl‘gniz kfi‘l’lnfl UP the expenses
nighl and demanded admission. which '
was granted after considerable par. , ‘ ‘
lo)‘ 'l'ht')’ lmplon-J us to lay do“nf::r0::l:'hit(itrh:ft::« Slit: D::lz:)ugi:§
our arms and not to resort to phym'd-‘riday 0' each month the building.
cal force. We refused abstlutely .
. . H .. .. .ftom garret to cellar. is thrown open
.htirrowfully and with bond bud. them). the public WWW“ the hours of
liishop said: ”Then i leave you to your
, ), . a . .two and five. All gifts of food or
fan. “e mm mm m G“, “0' n‘M‘clothing sent to the! care grateful
('Vt‘l‘)‘
afternoon. entertained a early or i“EYE:glh‘i‘nlgaiiila‘im‘au'tiafittrumdthe“y received. as w a ‘ papers and
friends at auction. . ,mm- bout the uprising m 1mm“ hiltmaazincs. F vegetables
_. —*—-- the s pply of munitions in the hands-Ia";I mm" M‘ . "l”‘lmnw-
Jost‘pil Peters. tor Ilanbnry, who of the rebels." said an Irishman who _ turing 1“". ,thm‘ ”MIN 0‘ "0""
. , ~. arrived in‘ London this morning. Ho.““ "‘3" W rom Mo""“""e-
has been visiting with rtlatnes on one handled pounds of sugar from
Quintard avenue for several weeks.
returned to his home this afternoon.
The office of Tax Collector Robert 6.
Mitchell. in the city ball, will be open
this evening from 7 o'clock to 9 o'- /
cock. to receive taxes. The branch
office in the Town Hall will also be
open.
spill! ten hours hr Dublin on Tues
day. and, departing that evening. rs; ’ ‘
tnained until last night in Kingstown ""m "c" “i ”1" "“10an
_ .. - . 16' Lines Ferris i'oal t'o,
. . ltle doubt in the u. - . ,
i 'Ihtrt ls l i DOD (“oil (‘0,, Harold M“. Taylor & Rich
lit. Falwin Smith. and a ton of coal
Bishop
Meeker
litl‘ ntind that Germans have Dt‘t‘llt ~ . . ' ‘
landing arms from submarines mrfi'dh "Mm 6' Guns and “tilmm hf
months." he continued. "and it is said “‘0“- A" the oyster houses have.
short oysters monthly. There hlle‘
though i don't believe it» that a few. _ .
(lerniaiis also landed and organiaulmb'm" "1“") “”1” “if”. '00 numerous
"I learned that the rebels made ‘” mention. 3" "“1“" appreciated and
1 prisoners of a large number of police l’flllfllh' ht’liilul
[men attd a few stray soldiers at .thc ('rmlbfl 0f peoph-r*ho could no to
‘ Iiuyfll Irish Constabulary 40pm. and the Home to sing would be gladly w'ol-
it‘tlmt‘d. There is ii large house cont-
. Visitors are always welcome at the
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Kill Pill JONES lib”
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ber of Company C, twenty-eighth t‘on~‘
necticut Infantry. i
It would be hard to readily find
another person who would devote'
hours every day to interest citizens
in a patriotic movement without ref
ward or compensation for himself ini
any manner. This is a merit that‘
Mr. Stevens has to his credit. lie
lserved Uncle Sam anell in the Civil
.War, and now in times of peace he
‘tbelit-ves in serving him to the end oi
‘providing means to keep peace.
1 Here's the letter that started the
>Batlleship benefit. It was written
and mailed without tllt' knowledge 01
litre young nuxhor‘s parents.
iTo The Editor. New York Tribune,
.I)ear Sir,
| I read in your pap- r evt-ry mornina
La lot about pteptn tilli'fla.
tpa and my great Istd'ltlpii were sol
dnrs If I “L: n toy I would be a
.‘Niitllt‘l too. but i .ttt not so I want
‘to do what I out 1‘! .t-lp Mantm'i
give" me a lil!l.t‘ t‘ini‘y week for help
'iv-g her I am .ut ding you this week's,
(llllll' to h-lp build a battleship for
l'ncle Sam.
kids who would run
tht ir errand
ni- Hi" If you would lv'.i.l it fund. l‘
«in thirteen years old, and go to 314'95
.i'nbltt‘ Sillool .\o 9. Brooklyn. REED SULKXES
Truly yours, i $3.00 it) $15_00
MlltJtilllE HTEIt'IiET'I“ GO CARTS
i out true blut- American. and i
want to see l'ncle Sam prepared tol 98¢ [0 $8'55
.lick all creation like John Paul Junta“
dad. .
I’ S Please call the battleship: St I.
.\Ili“rll’fl i er lug
(‘ongress ha~ olflcittlly recognized
the 'l‘tihunt-‘s Stern“ battleship ftlttd.
and that fact has done much to in
spin- the (:tnlitIo-tvt-t- of many.
t 'i‘odtty's m count of The
. Sit-tons I-‘und:
Total amount
‘ '8" i'fr.
, Today‘s tontrtbulions. 85,75.
I’rmlously nthhovvledged, $752"
Total number of contributors. 523.
Number of today's contributors. i7
'l‘ot'ay‘s patriotic honor roll.
1 timothy hi. Stratum, 10c.
Frank S. Strtttton. Jr.. 10c,
('harles t‘. Stratton, 10o
Mrs t). W. Hawxhurst. 10c.
. (l W. Hawxhurst, 10c.
Frank W. Lauder 10c.
William Barry Benedict. 10c.
Edward Baglcy. 10c.
Schenk family. $1.00.
Edith Miller, 10c.
. Stanley A. Mills, 10c.
Waring Jessup. 10c.
Harvey l. Jennings, 10c.
l" Montgomery Millikan. Jr., the
Janet Mllllgan. 10c.
Ilolty Millignn. 10c.
Olaf Anderson. 10c.
. Franklin Newman. 10c.
Dorothy (‘uneo. 10c.
lrvrng Neat. 10c.
“Titre." 10c.
‘ Henry Hopkins. 10c.
Reginald Hopkins. 10c
lcrtrude Jennings, 10c.
‘ Gertrude Scott. 10c.
‘ George “Tntera. 10c.
Cash. 10c.
G. E. "inc, lttc,
Ii. (landerson. lot“.
Ii Keogh, 25c.
t‘nuh. 100.
ii. Keogh. 10c.
ii.'Toh). 10c.
' H, Toby. 10c.
i Mr, A. Ferris, lltc
. Mrs, A. Ferris. 10c.
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Thursday, Friday md Saturday
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I know a lot of other!“
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ttbnlflljllll‘tl to dnto.
$3.00 DINING ROOM casts. Spin! ........
. Solid oak chair, s m Box saw
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In All Colors from
$14.95 to $35.00
Extra Special Thursday.
Friday and Saturday.
Full size. reversible gear
“ Reed Baby Carriage.
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A Refrigerator that gives
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From $4.95 to $35
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CABINETS AND 08-,
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Gas Stoves and Gas Plates
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easily removed. Prices N In 3 and 3 burners.
Sterling Fat-aim ‘Co. '
, ra7-rzg-r3r Washington St. South No alk.
PRO“ 1“ rw
A party oi fillet-n officers and mem- at Phoenix Park. Henry D. Wright. Jr..
" Hospital Whist (‘lub yeserday after-V
executive committee to furnish free
atabling and feed to exhibitors‘ en-
tries. The entry fees are exceptional-
ly low and everything is being plan-
tied to attract a large number of ex.
hititor: and accommodate their horses
comfortably. The list of classes is
now being prepared by the Horse
Show (‘onnuittee and prize lists will
be sent ottt early in May so that the
different stablct may have ample time
to plan taking in this attractive show
when deciding on their circuits.
-—tlf t’t's hat proper we have it. O'Bricn‘
' Routine business was transacted at
last night's regular meeting of Court
Nurruk. No. 59. F. of A.. held In the
lodge rooms in Water street. First
District.
hits it. A. Crampton of Beltlen ave-
nue, entertained the members of the
noon.
b.
TAKE PICTURES.
We carry a full line of photo-supplies.
Have your films finished here.
SfiIBon-Powe‘l-Cornorat o
PRESCRIPTION DRUOGIITI.
as Washington Itrost
death Namath 00M.
bers- of the Nor-walk Aerie of Eagles.
was present last evening in Danbury,
at the large class initiation of the
Ihtnbury Aerie. State officers were al-
i
so present at this meeting. 1
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Tile lust training fly of the presentl
season was undertaken 'by pigeons
owned by the Hillside Homing Pig-
eon club, yesterday. A number of
Bridgeport residents have affiliated
themselves with the local club. The
tly yesterday was front Elizabeth. N. J.
The regular meeting of the Hospital
\Vhisl (‘lub was held yesterday at the‘
home of Mrs. Howard Cramplon. iul
Holden avenue. Refreshments were;
served after the play had ceased, The
next meeting of the club will be held.
'al the home of Mrs, W. i, Olsen. ini
Elm street.
A complaint was made to the city:
‘clerk’s office in 'Bridgeport yesterdayI
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by the occupant of two rooms and a
'kitchen on Booth street. that city. who
had his rent jumped from $7 to $16.
The increase in rents is what has
ikept a large. number of local men who
fare employed in munition factories;
from moving from this city to bridge-i
|port. This means increased revenue
ttor the railroad trout commuters.
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Open Monday evenings
ALL MONEY
deposited in this bank on or before the 5th 0| *7 will
draw interest from May 1st.
'rr» ‘t-s .7 ;'
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from 6 to 8.
"My walk through the center of the
city on Tuesday afternoon was very
eventful, and I was glad finally to
reach Kingstown. l was challenged
many times by both rebel and loyal
sontries. The rcbcl sentrios are
threatening. but allowed me to pass
after searching for arms
"i heard that tile Countess Mark
lt‘\'lCl, the sister of an irlsh baron
who was prominent in the barkin
strike and a leading figure in the
ptcseac movement. shot dead a guard
tin front of Dublin Castle in an effort “V.
to capture the castle. This effort
proved abortive."
This informant. who is an engineer
of the War Department and a strong
Itoynlial. says a great majority of the
people of lteland are entirely without
sympathy for the rebels. whom they
regard as a small and irresponsible
minority.
Of his experiences in the city, the
engineer said:
"1 reached a point
Sliclburnc Hotel. shortly
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon. hilt:
firing between the rebels and the
troops was in progress. It was said
the troops were. caught unprepared
and suifered some casualties. The
cavalrv assisted infantry whole-
heartedly.
"Proceeding to Sackvllle street, I
saw that fighting was going on there.
The largest drygoods store in the city
has been taken by the rebels. The
store was fired on by the regulars.
who used artillery. Tile building was
set on fire and destroyed. together
with the imperial Hotel nearby. The
rebels occupied a bakery in Canal
street, which also was shelled by ar-
tillery and burned. I heard a report.
which I could not verify. that Alder-
man Kelly. is large tobacco dealer
and a member of the. Sinn Fein. was
killed when the rebels were driven
from his place. A report- was also
current that James Connolly. a Sinn
Fein leader. had been killed.
"I heard from a man who was pres-
ent that the troops. on taking Liberty
opposite the
alter i
_Hnll after its destruction by shell tire
found a secret tunnel through which
‘he‘ rebels escaped. taking all but a
few of the wounded to e Amlens
street railway station. walking
about St. Stephen's and Surface
Greens l was surprised at the number
of flags or the so-called irish Republic
which I saw.
«mm hwluzledhs
was ‘9 to tabs the Bank of Ire-
land. A loss suit" on an!!! was not
new
Inlllll‘t‘ this rear. and anyone desironn' Mr. (‘utbilL 10c.
Inf helping the Home or of getting lit-4
‘erature or information regarding it.-l
management or needs. can apply to
ion member of this committee. which Sam p019). 10c.
b" “3 l0“"“"‘? . i Lottie Stems, 10c.
t House Committee: ers. Winfieldi Jessie W'orden 10('.
:ll. ilnldwin. chairman; Mrs. Frank H Mttgy Puethem. 10c.
.loncs. victnchairman; Mrs. Leo Davis; James Lavden 10c
W's. E. n. linker. Mrs s. s. Jarvis.~ “an“... wnm', 10;
Mrs, A. x. I'll'ltlot‘k. Miss Murv Marl ‘ ' ’
ttln. Mist-t (‘nrrie Sevmour‘. Mrs. Earl! St. John and Keyser. builders. have
i'l‘homett. Miss Amelia Williams. Mrs,
S. Adams, Mrs. E R. Sherwood ‘the three car garage building for Rout
iturchard. West avenue. roofed In. The
iMrs. Victor Selleck. Mrs. John Mc»
iMnllnvL 5m. (1, u Goodrich. Mrs. R Edwin 9. Austin fine residence on Rock
Ridge, is completed.
,l". Way, Miss Josephine Ilurlbutt.
.Mrs.‘ D. B Bradley. Mrs. G. H. Noson.
‘Mrs. H. I". Johnson. Mrs. G. E. Com-
stoclt. Mrs Prank Lauder. Mrs. C. E
t‘ole. Mrs. Jane Austin. Mrs. Kate
Tbnmes, Mrs. Samuel Hopkins. Mrs
William Ahrens. Mrs. L. S. Waring.
Mrs. William it. "use". Mrs. Slanlev
Smith. Mrs. Wilfred Ilodwell. Mrs. C
F. Ainsworth, lira. Charles Hacomber
Mr. Scofield. 10c.
Mr. Jennings, 10c.
. t‘httrles Tariov. 10c.
WM'PM
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souri-i NORwsLx couuacr'tctrr
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