Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-10-28
MANY PRIZES AT FAIR.

thuICu ldlT was buS mOSt SuCCGS5lu vi
night of the event yet. 1t is estimat-
ed that nearly four hundred people
were~present. One of the new at
fractions on the children's table is
an immense cake, donated by Crab
ANS bakery. Figures of leaves Of
different colors are arranged on the
icing with citron.
Tonight will be the closing even
ing. Although a number of articles
were CHANGED off last night, over one
hundred still remain for tonight.
The wheel of fortune at st. AIMS
table, in charge of Mrs. c. C. Sibley,
was a very popular attraction last
night, as were the fishing pond and
candy booth.
Following is the list of articles
CHANGED off last night: One years
subscription to the Ladies' Home
Journal to Charles Gregg, Market
street; fancy ,pilloy to William
Shark, Amboy avenue; pair of vases
scarf to John G. Kenna, 100 Fayette
street; pair of chickens to Miss AL
bertha Leu, Maurer; teaspoons to
Margaret Rossi, High street; rug to
j.. A. Buckley, 81 Fayette street;
tShbt CplCtC w L y LII thCL CeeA
avenue; centrepiece to James Lynch,
175 Rector street; $3.50 in gold to
w. ]. Kennedy, 288 Smith street;
box of handkerchiefs to Miss F. Hoff-
man, 265 Elm street; centrepiece to
Miss May Murray, 491 State street;
electric candle to Miss Katherine l..
Mccormick, High street; a ton of
coal to Edward J~ourdain, 504 Sayre
avenue; picture to Miss Florence
Warner, 459 Park avenue; table
cover tt Mrs. j. Grieves, 1874 Broad
street; fruit dish to M. Schultz, Hall
avenue; berry set to C. M. Liddle;
rug to Mrs. Burke, 739 Parker
street; lemonade set to Edward
Fling, 1879 William street; barrel OF
flour to Mrs. G.. Hamilton, 269 Pros
pect street; butter machine to Miss
Louise Senior, Mechanic street; ber-
ny set to James Curtin, 181 Washing
ton street; centrepiece to Miss Lii
liam Harding, 461 Division street;
rug to Miss Mary Quinlan; counter
pane to Willard G.. Boughton, 173
Rector street; counterpart to Rev.
Monsignor B. T. O'Connell, Centre
street; flowers to William Quigley,
State street; lemonade set to Miss
Anna Depew, 459 Park avenue;
berry set to B. M. Cannon, High
street; tablecloth to A. Hangeheman,
Front street: vases to Mrs. j. Garrett
son. 491 William street; IS in gold
to William Ouigley. State street;
$3.50 in gold to Miss Mabel Rudolph.
1928 Division street: lemonade set to
M. Splain, 1853 Broad street; suit
case to C. W. Kuglein; scarf to.
George Murray. 594 Elizabeth street;
fancy ornament to Miss Anna
tO'Brien. Water street, So. 80 in gold
to Archie Hughes. 244 New Bruins
wick n water set tea. X. Jen-i
sen: rug to William Harrigan, Wash
ington street; Japanese tea set to
William Campbell, Washington
street; Lemonade set to Miss May
sRommand, 83 Park avenue; centre
piece To Miss Grace q. Dunn, Maple
street; sofa pillow I'd Thomas Lay
den, Madison avenue; berry set tn
Rev. Peter B. Corr, Centre street ;
towels to P. Leahy, High street;
| berry set to Mrs. John Feeney, 447.
Division street; barrel of Hour to
| Joseph Roanan, Fords; barrel Of POI
tatoes to r. Seheick, 239 Washington
street; IS in gold to Harry Levine,
New Brunswick avenue centrepiece
| to Miss 8. Senior, Mechastc street.
counterpart to Nj. P. Berlew, South
Amboy; sofa pillow to Mrs. M. Hoy,
1893 New Brunswick avenue; rug to
Louis Kutcher, 500 Watson avenue;
umbrella to Mrs. Isaac Farroat, Rec
tor street; u to Mrs. Edward Hal
lahan, 268 Watson avenue; choco-
late set to Edward Morris, 1874 Wash
ington street; pillow to Mrs. McCon-
Vile, 365 High street; linen towels
to Mrs. Weingaard, Washington
street; book to d. Fort, $50 Oak
street; c~entrepiece to Thomas F..
Burke, Centre street; counterpart to
Miss X. Burke, State street; silver
ash tray to j. M. O'Toole, State
street; cups and saucers to M. Nc
Clusky, 423 State street; basket of
| flowers to Mrs. John F.. Rielley, 236
Rector street: cake to Mrs. C, Co.
CibIoy uiob n+raat. ,,,siooI ;nsfrs,-
ment to Edward Nj. Kelly, Centre
street; pair of shoes to Miss Agnes
Kent, 100 Jefferson street,
Yesterday afternoon the hall was
in charge of the children of st.
Mary's parochial school. During the
afternoon friendly rivalry existed be-
tween the members of the different