Norwich bulletin., 1909-11-17
CLOSING NIGHT OF SALE
 BY CATHOLIC WoMAN's CLUB.
Whist Played and Prizes Disposed Of-- Expected $500 Will Be Realized.

Tuesday was the closing night of the annual sale by the Catholic Woman's club, given in T. A. B. hall, and a large crowd was present to patronize the tables and to play whist. which was the social feature of the evening. By the time the closing hour was reached practically everything had been clear ed out giving promise that the fair this year will net the usual average of about $500 or more to reward the ear nest work of the club members.
 Two features were the special at fractions Tuesday evening, first the whist and then the disposal of the various beautiful and valuable articles which had been donated. Assisting the women in both these matters were Dr. P. F Hartman, Joseph c. Bland, John R. Tarrant and George M. Powers. For the whist there were twenty five tables playing, producing the following prize winners: Ladies-First, Mrs. George P. Madden, a large hand painted vase do- mated by Mrs. M. H. Donohue; second, Miss Mary O'Sullivan, a hand bag do- mated by Mrs. William Browne; third, Miss Anna W. Walsh, brass jardiniere donated by Mrs. James F. Fenton. Gen. tlemen-First, Nelson Larsen, box of cigars donated by George F. Madden; second, T. c. Murphy, pipe donated by Mrs. George P. Madden; third, J. '. CnllL0, a ncChll6 QOUdlcQ Uy MS. William P. McGarry.
 Among. other articles donated was a quilt from the Lenten club, of which Mrs. John Burke is chairman. The following were the ones who held the lucky numbers for prizes:
 Center piece, donated by Miss Angela Greeley, No. 26, Mrs. F. H. Hartman sofa pillow, donated by Mrs. F. J. liar per, No. 9, Mrs. s. E. Hill; center ~.t- A>I AG,~o for~ Lanman, No. 54, Mrs. c. E. Brady; gold clock, donated by Miss Mary E. O'Neill, No. AT, Marion Shea; center piece, donated by Miss Bolton, No. 39A, Mary Bowler, 52 Union street; center piece, donated by Mrs. Royal G. Holmes. No. 55B, Mrs. G. A. Comeau; sofa pillow. donated by Miss Bolton, No. 15A, Mrs. Daniel J. Mccormick; center piece donated by Miss Roarke, No. SB, John J. Linskey. Union City, Conn; doll, donated by Catholic Wonl- ans club, No. 53A, Margaret Burke, Hill street; center piece, donated by Miss Ella Shannon, No. 2SC, Miss Mary Clune, Treadway avenue; five pound box of candy, donated by candy table, No. S19, Ruth Crawford;< sofa pillow, donated by Mrs. Conlon, No. SA, Helen Lynch Huntington street; box of can dy, donated by Mrs. J. l.. Crawford, No. 9, Mrs. Flaherty; hand painted pill low, donated by Mrs. P. H. Hartman, No. 4, Mrs. James Sherry; tea cloth, donated by Mrs. Cornelius McNamara, No. IA, Mrs. W. T. Ward embroidered pillow, donated by Mrs. P. H. Harri- man, No. IA, P. Coughlin, 10 White street; hand painted tankard, donated by Sisters of Charity, No. 1914, Julia NJ. Lynch, 194 Washington street; fruit cake, donated by Mrs. George Mans field, No. PSF, James Chapman. 235 Franklin street; silk umbrella, donated by Catholic Womans club, No. 47H, J. A. Brady; quilt, donated by Mrs. George F. Madden, No. S2, Mrs. R. A. Magner, East Great Plain: s10 gold piece, donated by Rev. Hugh Treanor Miss Annie Pickett. 315 Broadway; shawl, donated by Mrs. D. T. Shea, No. 1S3, pr. P. H. Hartman.