Waterbury Democrat., 1902-11-17
ELKs' FAIR CLOSED.
The Capital Prize of $1,000 Went to
Wallingford Man.


Wallingford Man.
The Elks' fair closed Saturday night
with crowded house. The commit
tee in charge of the drawings was
composed of Mayor Kilduff, Assistant
Postmaster John It. Boylan, City
Sheriff j. w. Mcdonald, John Hitch
cock and others. The capital prize OF
$1,000 went to Powell Josere, No "a
OS1 winning the big plum. Mr. Josere
resides in Wallingford and is said to
be employed in one of the factories
there.
Prize No 81 was drawn by Robert
Sparndale of Naugatuck with ticket
No 1926. and the amount was 500.
Prize No $50, calling for $40, was won
by ticket No 29,6S2, and the name CIV
en- on the ticket was "My Darling"
Cherry street.
Drawing No % of $40 was won by
No 2O,9SO,, "Shanesville," Norwich,
Conn. No % for SO was won by
Lucky Boy" Meriden, ct. The tick
ct was No 43.615. Prize No 81 Of $40
went to James Griffin of 4 Franklin
street, with ticket No II ,991. Draw
ing No % of $40 was taken by the G.
e. +. club of Willimantic with ticket
No 1910. No % for SIS was taken
by Lille Mccarthy of 1913 Wolcott
street, with ticket No II ,151.
Drawing No "a for SIS went to J.
v. Heffernan of Bristol, with ticket
No 1883 Donald Liket Of Meriden
won the next prize of $15 with ticket
No 26,146. Prize No % for SIS was
won by ticket No 1880, which was
marked "Hobo," Meriden. The fol
lowing prize of SIS went to ]. Akin Of
3 Hickory street, ticket No 43,304.
John j. Mccormick of No SO Sparks
street won the $50 prize, No 20, with
ticket No 11,135.
Kate Koran of 90 Porter street took
prize No 10 Of So with ticket No 49,
225. The next drawing Of So went to
ssChance." ticket No 55.9S6. Prize No
IL of So went to Otto Pitting with
ticket No 25,140. The following prize
of SIS went to .sNo Name" ticket No
6S.0O5. Mrs Mullen of So Hamlin
street, Meriden, took prize No 10 with
ticket No 30,253. The next drawing
of S25 went to William Kellerman of
Bristol. with ticket No 47,450. A.
Ennis of Wallipgford won SO with
ticket No sol.
Drawing No II Of $40 went to J.
DlllOQ OIL NO lZf Dd1uW1A GOls WIN
by ticket No 2,40O. #. Wolfe of 219
South Main street won the next prize
of $40 with ticket No 11,75S. Draw
ing No 10 of $40 was awarded to Mary
White of 127 Railroad Hill street, No
47.S46. J. Cameron of Meriden took
the next prize of SO with ticket No
o.. 26S. Miss Nellie NJ Noonan, stenog-
rapher In the city clerks Office, won
prize No 8, $50, with ticket No 37,603.
Thomas Estreker of 11S View street,
Meriden, took seventh prize of $40
and Rose Latanzia of 106 Meadow
street took sixth prize of $40 with No
59,76S. The next prize of $40 went
to "J. A. g." of New London, ticket
No 1886. Morris Rubin of Walling-
ford won fourth prize of $40 with No
SO,314 The third prize of $40 went
to John Trainor of % Pratt place. No
TOTS. The second prize of $25 went
to Farmer" Johnson with ticket No
11,04g.
The other articles were awarded as
follows: Case of jam, Ted Bigger
staff, Clay street; case of wine, John
A. Mccoy, East Main street; silver
berry spoon, e. J. Flaherty, city; hang
ing lamp, "Sure Thing" care of the
Shoe Hardware Co; barrel of ale, p.
Prindle, % Bergen street; clock, Maud
Heating, Sc Ayres street. hand paint
ed handkerchief case, George Taylor,
100 South Main street; Elk's head, N.
Sutton, 80 Williams street.
Centerpiece, Mrs f.. A. Goppelt of SO
Laurel street; prize of SO in gold,
ssBaby Christiana," No 4 River street;
combination book, T. D. German, 154
Round Hill street; prize of $40 in gold,
George Boden, Oakvi1Ie; lamp, Mary
Orlando. Union street; gold watch, NJ.
J. Brezezinsld, SO Orange street; silk
umbrella, Mr. O'Connell, Naugatuck:
easy chair, DR. p. T. Kelley, North
Main street; dress suit case, r. E..
Chapman. 20 Linden street.
Case of wine, F. w Richards. VOL
colt street; case of cIaret, w. M. Bar
nard. 915 North Main street: hand
painted pillow, Bert Adams, 526 East
Main street; black feather pillow,
Kate Carroll Bergen Bergen street:
embroidered violet sofa pillow, Mrs r.
z. stinson, Boston: embroidered pill
low. Louisa Benson, IL Fairview
street; pipe, William Turley, 13 Green
street
Tides. Il. Fl. Riggleman. Exchange
hotel; prize OF $50 in gold, Lillian
Hemloek. New Britain; case Of wine,
Louisa Benson, II Fairview street;
lamp, W. e. 8Ialoney. 30 Vine street;
turkey, Florence Provost, 238 Cherry
street: Subscription to Evening Demo-
zraf. }. &. Gleason. bristol: box OF CT
68r&. raul Zones. 13 Putnam street:
sax "a 2oan. MRS g. Carroll. Is Cherry