Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-15
CHARITY BAZAAR
bpeled win | aLaFge Attendance Saturday Evening. <

 City hall was taxed to its capacity In Saturday evening, when the char tv hazaar for the benefit of new Ef Mary's hospital was formally open Sd The parade which proceeded the bneninr was witnessed by a large erowd and the walks along the line bf march were black with spectators.
 AlthouRh the threatening weather rent many out of the parade, who vnnld have fallen in line had the kkies been clear, nevertheless a good N number of walkers turned out. Eaptain Daniel E. Fitzpatrick was marshal, the parade being headed Dy
 platoon of police. There were sev. eral automobiles in line, in which vere the guests of honor. A number bf carriages followed, after which Company G in dress uniform came. Sheridan and Barcelona councils, K. bf c. were out in large numbers, as were the members of the A. 0. II. Representatives from few other so- cieties were also in line, the whole making n very credltable showing. The line of march extended from East Main street, through Exchange place, Bank. Grand, South Main, East Main to Spring, c0nntermarchlng to Exchange place, thence to City hall. John II. Moran, chairman of the general com mittee made the address of welcome hnd was followed by Mayor w. E. Thoms. Representative Abner r. Hayes. who introduced the bill at Hartford for allowing $1O.O00 for the hew hospital, also made a brief ad- dress in which he spoke highly or Monsignor Sl0cum. Many prominent men occupied the stage during the speechmaklng. After the speechlnnk- Ing the crowd, which during the early bart of the evening numbered 1,20O nnd was later increased to about l. 6OO. started to look over the various booths. which are very attractive. as hre also the decorations of the hall.
 One of the interesting booths on the right of the hall is that of the Ladies' auxililry of the A. 0. H. All the goods are said to be the real things.
 Among it's articles are blackthorll sticks. Gaelic footballs. Irish point lace, Belfast linen, china tea sets of .Balleek' made In the County Fer managh. The booth is in charge of Miss Hannah Moriarty. Mrs John Delaney, Miss Julia Larkin, Mrs Eliz- abeth Burke, Miss Mamie Frederick, Miss Frances Fogarty, Miss Mary McGill. Miss Mary Mccarthy, Mrs William Flnnegan. Miss Mamie Kelly, Mrs Joseph Worsley, Miss Mary Gun bingham. Mrs NJ. Mahon, Miss Annie AIoriarty, Miss Norah Ryan, Mrs John Allen. Miss Nellie Mccarthy. Miss Margaret Cooney, Miss Kather- inc McKenna, Miss Katie Lynch, Miss Frances Durham, Miss Bridget Sulli- van, Mrs Katherine Hill, Mrs Edward Skelly, Mrs John Dunphy.
 The booth of the Queens Daughters Is tastefully decorated with pale blue and white and is looked after by Mrs Sarah Butler, Mrs Sarah Hayes, Mrs John Duxbury; combination books, Mrs c. c. Russell; canvassing books, Mrs William Wallace: general com mittee to hid at the fair. Mrs C., c. Russell, Miss Margaret Flannery. Miss Daisy Lord. Miss Katherine Ford, Miss Margaret Higgins. Miss May Gnnley, Miss A J. Gordon, Miss Lena Stndler1 Mrs A. D. David, Mrs O. J. Thibeault. Miss Noru Lawson, Miss Veronica Smith, Mrs James Coughlin, Mrs Esther Kennedy. Mrs Joseph Bauby. and Mrs Peter Bauby, Mrs Michael Joy, Mrs John Whalen, Mrs William Finnegan, Mrs John OBrien.
 Decorated with the colcrs of the order, purple and gold, the booth of Court McGivney. Daughters of Isa- bella. Is an attractive place. Some excellent photographs of Monsignor Slocum are on sale at this booth. which is in charge of Miss Anna Fin ley. Mrs James O'Rourke, Mrs Julia Delaney, Mrs D. H. Tierney, Mrs Thomas Kelly. Mrs F. H. Carroll Mrs Frederick Snowman. Mrs Charles Fin ley, Mrs Nellie Floto, Mrs Elizabeth Stevens. and Misses Mary C. McKeon. Rose Clarkin. Mary Luddy. Mary V. Mccarthy, Alice Slayin. Nellie OBrien, Margaret Shiel, Rose McGin- his. Mary Halpin. Mary Clarkin. Rose Matthews. Elizabeth Peters, Mary Buckley, Margaret Tehan. Ma rie Carroll, Mary Coyle, Mary Keefe and Mary Ryan.
 On the left hand side of the hall, next to the secretary's office Is the booth of the alumnae of the Convent de Notre Dame. It Is prettily decor ated and one of it's articles Is a beau tiful hand paited punch bowl, the work of the sisters of the convent. This booth Is in charge of the follow ing members of the alumnae, Mrs Thomas F. Jackson. Mrs ]. 1T. XII dun, Mrs J. F.. Russell, Mrs T. F. Carmody. Mrs F. J. Boyle. Mrs C. A. Jackson. Mrs NJ. Martin. Mrs William Monagan and the Misses Guilfoile, Me. Elligott. Lawlor. Mabaney. McGrath, Daly. Brownell, Thompson, Reilly, Bowes. 0'Conner, LaPrize. Blanchette and Casey.
 Although the floor at the hall is new. 1t Is even now good and before the end of the week should be in fine condition for dancing.
 This evening the entertainment will be furnished by pupils from the Con- vent de Notre Dame.