IRISH LEADERS
FIRM AGAINST
ALIEN GOVT,
Dublin, Oct. 11 Sinn Fein leaders
here ridicule the statement that they
will demand a hearing at the bar of
parliament, or are prepared to take
the oath of allegiance to Great Brit
ain. They say their mandate from
the Irish people is for the establish
ment of an Irish republic and noth
ing else.
"If Ireland had self-determination
and declared for an , independent
monarchy, with George V. or any
one else as king," some say, "we
would accept its decision, but there
4m ae such ijroajject."
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San rises 6:59 a. in.
Sun sets . . .' 0:20 p. m.
IIi;:'ii water 12:08 a. m.
Moon rises 7 :45 p. in.
lxw water 6:S5 a. m.
PRICE TWO CENTS
cation
Arch
Mrs. Perry's Splendid Gift
Transferred to City.
JUSTICE WHEELER
MAKES PRESENTATION
liri(iKt!r(irt this afternoon accepted
ttiti I't-ny .ML-jiitritl Arr:h at the en
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lll ( I I I I t I f ' 1 1 o ri.fnlHi'l'lca wlll'-ll
tVI'IP It'll lllli il I'V It KIPMt Ittl'litlft lit
ni.ili, liiHiiillim city nllli'lnls and
stud' nUli cia who hint Knthcied to pay
lintnitpe mi Hie occasion to one of
Bridgeport's most distinguished faml
lies.
The erremonies were preluded by a
half hour concert by the Wheter &
Wilson band following which 1 . lere
was an invocation by Rev. Stephen F.
Sherman and community singing un
der the direction of Alvin Bruel.
