Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-20
cLosE oE succEssEuL EAIR.
Presents Distributed Last Night in the
 City Hall.

CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL FAIR.
 Presents Distributed Last Night in the
 City Hall.
 There was very large attendance at the closing session of the fair of the Immaculate Conception parish, in the City hall last night. The St Thomas cadets of Brooklyn gave fancy drill, receiving great applause for the excell- ent manner in which they performed the intricate maneuvers. The distribution of prizes occupied the greater part of the evening, and it was midnight before the work wss finished. | Financially and socially the fair was one | of the most successful ever given in | Waterbury. The list of gifts is as fol- | lows: Pressure engine, John Fruin, S3 East Main; fire engine, Mir Moreder, 43 ney, 54 Park place; small doll, Lizzie Holohan, Union street; pair of blankets, Rev J. J. Walsh, Tariffville China tea set, E. w. Sullivan, 21 North Elm; lady's hat, Jennie Connor, Silver street; sod of turf, Rev..J. J. Walsh, Tariff
 vile; carriage robe, Norah Phelan, 43 Central avenue; child's cloak, Mary John Mccarthy, 596 South Main; pin cushion, Charlie Milidton; manicure set, John Fest; viaticum set, Maria Lynch, 15 South Elm; barrel of flour, Allie Hackett, East Main; silk umbrella, Katie Deegan, Sperry street; gents underwear, Mrs Sullivan, 157 River; carvers, Mary Gaffney, 54 Park place; picture of Columbus, Nellie Fitzgerald, 58 Judd street; overcoat, Father Dineen; gents russet slippers, John Hurley, 147 Baldwin; painted placque, J. F. Duncan, 115 High; alligator valise, Thomas F.
 McGovern, 13 French; oil painting, l Mary O'Meara, 34 Aver; water boiling utensil, M. J. Daly, South Elm; China dinner set, Hugh Skelly, Boston; cracker jar, w. J. Tarney, Phoenix avenue; lavender cape, s. Waldron, 55 Mill; yellow toilet set, Katie Gilhuly, 124 North Elm; fancy pin cushion, William Bowes, 157 Baldwin; plush ottoman, Kate Quinlan, 10 Jefferson; sofa cushion, Nellie Culhane, 472 East Main; hand painted sofa pillow, Mamie Lunny, 26 Cherry; table spread, Mary Bulger, convent Notre Dame; pink cape, Mrs T. Reynolds, East Main; basket and
 tidy, Maggie Butler, 223 Cherry; mohair paper, Mary Conlon, 52 State; painted
 placque, Emily w. Kelly, North Vine; gents macintosh, Martin w. Quinn,
 136 Railroad Hill; picture and easel,
 Mrs G. O'Connor, IA Cherry; plush
 album, Mrs E. McGrath, West Main;
 dress pattern, Rev J. H. O'Donnell;
 fancy apron, Edgar Hewitt, 596 South
 Main; gents suspenders, George liar
 grave; carving set, Josie Leary, 49
 Fuller; gents velvet slippers, P. J. Ken
 drick, 27 Fuller; toilet set, John F.
 Shea, "A Aver; Japanese vase, M. Dona-
 hue, East Main; cooking stove, Della
 Stearns, 218 Baldwin; porcelain placque,
 Mamie Connor, 274 South Main; fan, R. Danaher, River; book of photographs,
 William F. O'Connor, 70 Field; knives
 and forks, Johnnie Donahue, East
 Park place; pair of blankets, , Maggie Sullivan, 24 Wall street; wringer, Robert Painter, Waterbury
 Ring Go; table lamp, Michael Kelley, 116 Union; carpet sweeper, Rev Father l Kennedy ; picture of Father Walsh Bridget Higgins, 30 Prospect; S5 gold piece, Mrs T. F. Butler, Bishop; onyx table, Mary Hynes, American Pin Go
 Japanese screen, Bessie Fitzgerald, Pros ] pect street oil painting, M. J. Daly beaver cape, Daniel Murphy, 24 } Aver street; silk buff pillow, J. M
 Furey, 1S0 South Main; lady's morocco
 desk, Mary Altman, River; picture, Ella
 Bennett, New York; folding bed, Maggie
 Hart, Prospect street; tidy, William | Shaw, Waterville; plush chair, E. J ! Casey, Welton; carpet. George Sheehan
 New Britain; lamp, George Adams, ' ] Kingsbury; tidy, William Pratt, 19' ] East Main; shaving mug, Mary Engler - 275 Pine; sideboard, Mrs Frank Kenny
 SO4 North Main; keg of lager, Maurice t Reed, East Farms; Iady's coat, w. E Ramon, 362 Washington avenue; pre- e serves, Maggie Higgins, 23 Fuller; en e graving, William McGrath, 26 Magill
 silk umbrella, Mary Phelan, 66 Pleasant
 peach vases, Annie Kelly, Magill i pickle castor, Mary Quill, 24 Aver e gents shoes, Mary, Kelly, 5o6 Baldwin s silver spoon holder, Annie Lane, { Synnott, East Main; two boxes cigars
 IF. T. Joselyn, S39 West Nam; silve C castor, Joseph Brown silver cake basket s Joseph Rubzinsky, 2S3 Cherry; Japanes umbrella, Rev Father Dineen; madonna s Arthur Hicks, South Main; silver butte II dish, Mabel Sears, 219 South Main; lady
 shoes, Jeremiah Luddy, South Leon Il ard; doll and chair, Rev M. J. Daly
 Thomaston; rope table, Lucy Wallace l. 317 East Main; engraving, Rev Fatbe l. Treanor; sugar bowl, M. Harman, I IT Stone; extension table, Della Lynch, 8
 Johnson; lounge, Mrs Meaher, Nortl Elm; doll, James Longworth, Baldwin if fruit dish, Nellie Connor, Jefferson lady's work basket, Julia Devine, 5 ,,' Round Hill; doll Maria Thompson; silve ? tea set, M. J. Smith, 95 Baldwin; kodak
 Mrs James McDermott, Stony Creek }, candlesticks, James O'Keefe, Burton silver ice pitcher, J. A. Jackson, HOlme l' avenue; piano, Kate Somers, 1O2 Burton |. lgold watch, Helen Walsh, Phoeni: 1 Iavenue; parlor suit, Mary Sullivan % e Emerald street.