Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-18
CLOSE OF ELKS FAIR.
Prizes That Will Be Distributed to the
 Lucky Individuals.


 The Elks' bazaar, which came to q close on Saturday night, after weeks run, has been what its managers in- tended to have it, a magnificent sue cess. Notwithstanding the heavy eX- penses, it is said that the ElkS will clear about S2, 800 to $3, 900 on the ba- zaar. which was the best affair of it's nature ever given in this city. The Elks are proud of their success, and well they might be. They fulfilled their promises and gave the people something unusual in the line of a ba- zaar.
 The usually large crowd was pres ent Saturday night. It was about II o'clock when the drawing for prizes took place. with the following results:
 The following were the winners of canvassed articles: Picture, F. Sta pleton, 767 North Main street; lamp, e. r. NIahoney, 25G South Main street; case of fruit, Gussie O'Hara: year s subscription to Democrat. W. H. Gib- son. Boston: rife, Denny Ryan, 134 Franklin street; berry spoon, N. Czmanski, 23 West Porter street; phonograph, W. II. Johnston; umbrella stand. Joseph Gordon, GAO South Main street; box of cigars, D. J. Flaherty, 3 North street; parlor stove, Martha Lynch; ton of coal, Lizzie Eeefe, 3333S Washington avenue; barrel of beer, Ella Inbis, 114 Wood street: furs, Alice Madigan, Porter street: overcoat, Dr B. \. OHara: umbrella. Ed Lynch, 2S Hickory street; tub of butter. F. II. Hayes; case of pears, Margaret F. Ryan, 19 South Leonard street; case of wine, J. H. Murray; barrel of crack CTS, T. B--. 72 Park avenue; clock, D. Delaney, Ansonia; cigars, J. c. O'Connell. ThomastOn; rocker, F. :. Colby, Hotel Weeden; carving set. T. Brearton; pillow, John Caulfield, II Grand street: box of soap, ". r. MraZ, 157 Grand street: pair Of shoes. 1T. O'Rourke & Co; barrel of flour, T. F. Donovan; pair of shoes, H. l.. Hawkins; case of cordials, J. J. Ren- nins, B Charles street: suit of clothes, J. H. Crowley; cord of wood, l.. c. Buerger, IS Jewelry street; pair of shoes. J. A. Thompson, BPS Baldwin street: cigars. W. D<Richardson: case of wine, Miss M. Roche: perfumery. Mrs Robert McGrath: barrel of beer. n. Frederick. 3S Union street: case of whiskey, Katherine Freney. 92 Union street; dress suit case F. J. Danaher. 309 East Main street; picture, Frank Brails. Ansonia.
 Teddy Biggerstaff's Daisy B. and outfit was drawn by ticket 2047, held by B. E. Riley of 429 North Main street. the we'll known drug clerk ill Roberts West Main street pharmacy
 Combination book prizes are as fol lows: S200, W. D. Richardson; $50. 4. Lallier, care of Rogers X Brothers factory; $10, Helena AIicheteZ. 1090 Bank street; S5. w. B. Britton, New London; S25. Thomas Kennedy. Bris- fol; S1O. J. E. Fitzgerald. Thomaston: SJ. Lizzie Kelly, , Magill street; $l5. F. 4. Alcott, 21 Irving place; S10, Mrs D. J. Sullivan. 573 North Main street 8, II. F. Zeigler. 62S Bank street: S1O. Katherine Doherty. 1S9 Elm street. New Britain; S20, W. IT. Johnston: S1O. George Y. Neil. Thomaston; S5. James DunstOn. Naugatuck; S15, James Fl0od. AnsOnia; $10. William r. Dill Ion. 36 ScOvill street; S1J, William F. Quinn. 1SS Water street. Torrington: S1O. F. Sampson, New London; S.J. William Bowes. 157 Baldwin street: S15. Dan O'COnnell, II Church street. Naugatuck; SJO Jean storm, G4 Wal nut street
 Miss Nora Healey of East Main street won the prize awarded to the lady canvasser taking in the most money Miss Mamie Flanagan of T39 Baldwin street. took second prize. and Nellie Reed of West Main street won 1he third prize. The prizes were 500. S10 and $5 respectively