The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-09
Splendid Attendance C Spenders at Armory
 Last Evening
Donations of Last Night In clude $1oO from One Source.

the Cosmovilla and carnival cents hospital closed at the armory Last night with the charitable organi- zation richer by several thousands of dollars. All morning members of the organization gathered in the big struc- ture to help rage the extensive decora- tions, gather up the few remnants of the fancy articles displayed in the IA villas, and complete the distribution of prizes begun last night.
 The patrons last night entered into the Cosmovilla with more of the holi- day spirit than those who had visited the arnory on preceding nights. Money was spent freely in all parts of the Cosmovilla, and the throng pa- tropdzed the manifold attractions with and prodigality. Among the donations was one of sl00, and sev eral ether very substantial sums.
 Although it was believed that Mon day would hold the record for attend ance.- the final night of the Cosmovilla attracted another capacity crowd. es- timated at over 4,0O0. The entertain ment opened with the presentation of a clever farce, for which especial scenery had been provided. It scored d S0uuHl0 Illl. He prayers were lHO Misses Gertrude McMahon, Veronica Dargan, Mabel Halsey, William Prem Richard McAuliffe and Dr. J. J. Myers
 The fear was cleared for, the March of Nations at the close of the playlet and with Miss Catherine Fitzpatrick as the charming Miss Columbia in the lead, the spectacle was presented for the last time. Dancing and the 9 9yJr9 YH of r1Yizcc and hn xUhnIoca1a auctioning of fancy articles in all parts of the hall were the other features of closing night
 The Ladies of Charity are delighted with the success their undertak king has attained. They feel amply repaid for their strenuous eXertionS of the last fortnight by the generous response that met their appeal. They wish in an especial manner to extend their thanks to the fraternal organizations for their hearty cooperation. They are grateful for the assistance rem dered by the gentlemen who assisted in the decorations and the manage ment of the floor the various even ings
 Joseph D. Hartigan was the chair
 man of the floor committee, and his staff, together with the Ravelee Club whose members took charge on Mon day night, comprised John T. Birning- ham, w. T. Lee, Henry D. Murphy, Peter Doolan, F. V. Gilhuley. William V. Downey, E. F. Hallen. Dr. J.. H. Carl c. Beck. George T. Me Carthy and David Osborne Assist ing at the door were John J. Norris. sey, ticket seller, and Captain F. J. Rreckbi1l. William T. Lee, P. J. Coon ey, Edward Rowe, Sylvester Miller, George Vorschmidt, James F. Walsh, Dennis Shannahan, ticket takers.
 The awarding of premiums resulted as follows:
 ed by Bridgeport Lodge of Elks. No. B. said to have been held by MT. Will son of Park avenue; sofa pillow, Mol- land, Mrs McPadden; sofa pillow, Miss Riley; Scotch sofa pillow, Mrs. Ford; $5 gold piece, No. 280; card re- ceiver, MT. OConnell; vegetable bas- ket, Name Garfield; 1ady's hat, Rev. gel; Spanish doll. 524; Scotch doll, Frances Weldon. 724 Main street; case Spanish wine. Mrs. T. M. Cullinan; knitted shawl, No. 157; umbrella. Miss Sheedy; Bobby Burns doll, No. 155; cut glass cigar jar. No. 412; cracker jar, P. Timothy; desk, No. 4S6; cut glass pitcher. 55; pair slippers, 160; Charles Mcbride. 6s wheeler avenue; box candy. 33; picture. 62; silver tea set, J. Ciglar: order for pictures, John
 sideboard cover, 327; Mme. Tetrazzini doll, 5A5; order for photo graphs. Joserh Higgins; feather boa, Ella Best. S27 North avenue; Japanese sugar shell. L. Burr. 1915 Iranistan avenue; half-dozen silver knives. W. Conway; china dinner set. 929 en- broidered centerpiece. 439; $5 in gold, Mrs. Kelly, Curtis avenue; hand paint ed candle sticks. Theresa McMahon; cut glass dish L. Curran; cut glass vase, 1S8; Gretchen doll, 2S1; half dozen silver spoons. Mrs. J. H. Calla- nan; Hungarian doll Rosie Poke; Paulist Fathers Works. Mrs. John F. Brady, 45 Wheeler avenue; cut glass 1ish, 216; umbrella, Henry Lee; hand sofa pillow. Dr. Driscoll; gut glass dish. 359; ciear cabinet 50 cigars. 427; gas heater, 125: jewel case, }58; gold watch, 851; ton coal, Al; half 1ozen photos. S2; case of silver, S53; Martha Washington doll S94; Wheeler e Wilson sewing machine, 523; George Washington doll, 9e5; doll carriage. 29O; 1oll, 80; barrel flour, 325; cut glass pitcher, 154: hand painted plate, Gren-
 ger; Gibson girl, G. Remedy, 1475 Park avenue. flower pot, 97; loaf cof- 'ee cake, z; canterpiece embroidery, N. Adams; EsQuimaux dOll 1405; Irish 1oll, 94S; $5 in gold, 1863; door prize -on coal. 2229; door prize. suit case, L194; door prize. umbrella. 29S5; $5 in gold, 1863; half dozen shirts, 317; hand made quilt 75; hand made quilt, 200; 5ut glass bowl. 101; embroidered shirt waist, 13; pair blankets. William Me-
 ia; carving set. George O'Donnell; pie