The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-24
KNIGHTS EXPECT FINE PROFITS
 FROM CARNIVAL
Net Revenue Will Run Into
 Thousands, Iris Said MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT Money Will Clear Debt on New Chapter Rooms and Start
 Building Fund

l DecIdT1ng the K. or c. Carn1Va
 a gratifying financial success, the of
 ficers of Bridgeport chapter are mak-
 ing ready for the final committed
 meeting in the Chapter rooms tomor,
 row evening when it is expected that
 accurate returns of the undertaking
 will be available for the first time
 It is known that the profit will run
 into .the thousands but how great it will be remains for the report of the general committee to disclose, and
 that cannot be made out until returns
 are received from all sources.
 | The awarding of the prizes at the
 ArInory Saturday night brought rec
 ord attendance, and the fortunate and
 those not so favored jostled one an-
 otherae1n the good natured throng | that pressed about the stage awaiting ! the announcement of those upon whom
 the premiums were bestowed
 The $l,OO0 in gold was awarded as
 follows: $500. Anna Coyneen, 97 High
 street: $2oo, Joseph Falvey. Pequon- | mock street; $1oo, Tessie Neary, Thom-
 aston, Conn; $50, Mrs. T. F. Bennett,
 60 Neptune park. New. Rochelle, N.
 nue; $25. 4. M. Antignani, 4O2 New
 field Bldg.I $10, T. J. Kitchen, Bridge
 P9Tt S19 T. rio J. Reilly; 1oo E Rroad ad,, St
 town. Conn: s1o, B. nfen; sio, Nellie
 Foley, 271 Olive street; $5, J. D. Gun
 insham, Danbury; $5 Mrs. S. J. Red 1 Oys 0IU Al1anLlC street: D., MrS. F.
 Gilhuley, 15o6 Pembroke street; $5. H. l Wilson: $5, Mrs. F. McNamee; $2, B. J. Watten, Taunton, Mass; $2, W. J.
 Hawkins, Grand street; g, John Sang l celia. Stapleton, 823 Housatonic ave; g, L. Driscoll, 116 Courtland street;
 g. Q. H. Mills, 64 Sanford avenue;
 unclaimed; s1, Hazel Armstrong, 1o64 l Pmebroke street; s1. Charles Grant,
 Derby; $1. F: J; coyle. westport; $1.
 Bowling. 1647 Park avenue, s1. W. Schradel, 254 Carroll avenue; $1, Jack Gallagher, T Wordin avenue; $1, Rena Young. 542 State street; $1, K. Mona
 han, .154 Lexington avenue; $1, Mary Jelf 96 Union avenue; $1, Nellie Moo
 ney. 175 William St.
 Piano, Rev. T. P. MuIcafly, St.
 Mary's church; Lady's trimmed hat, unclaimed: Knox silk hat, F. A. Ham 1lton, Harran avenue; Carving set No.
 3, D. Brady, 188 Benham avenue; Box Graphophone, R. Egan, olive st.; si1- yer tea set, J. D. Cunningham, Dan
 bury; Warner Bros Corsets. John T.
 King. 749 Iranistan avenue; picture,
 John J. Cullinan, Elmwood place;
 basket fruit, B. Boyle; Umbrella, B.
 Garyin: case of wine. No. Katherine Flynn; box candy, Loretta Bernard,
 530 Jane street; gas range, Mrs. J. Ward, 243 Hanover street; parlor lamp No. 2. Mabel HaIsey, POS Lewis St.; pair shoes, Rev. Father Callahan, St. Charles; lace waist, unclaimed; couch, w. J. Ganley, 22 Warren street; par-s SIG trousers, J. F. Waters; palm, Alice Rowe: pipe rack, John Reilly; lady's silk waist, T. Arnold, IT,; Dining room set, Mary Glennon, James St.; par1or lamp, w. R. Hurley. 11O7 Main St; pair blankets, John Philbin, 213 Lexington avenue; cane or umbrella, Thomas Ward, 1O2 Park Terrace; pair shoes. J. O'Donnel1, 124 Courtland St.; travelling set, J. F. Glunder, 175 East Main St.; 1ady's hat. unclaimed5 1ady's hand bag, J. D. Cunningham, Dan | bury; kitchen range, s. K. Howes, 155 | Union avenue; case of wine No. 3, 1 John K. Murphy, 7s Courtland St.; 1 umbrella, L. Lyman; chair, unclaimed; l suit or overcoat, Mrs. B. T. White, | 1904 State street; picture, Edward Gi1- | Hgan; meerschaum pipe, J. Prindle' Kiely, 947 Grand street; suit Or over coat, Martin Lucy, Olive street; par Tor lamp unclaimed; doll and couch, Laughlin; sideboard. Frank Rosen- baum, 62 Hancock avenue; picture, Mrs. P. Day, 402 Myrtle avenue; or s. D. Horan;. three shirts to order. Arnold, Jr.; pennant, John Kane. Brooks street; box candy Mrs H. Maloney; umbrella, Mrs. Morgan, 30 Olive street; subscription Farmer, one year, Stasia White, 412 Broad St; Mahoney cigar chest, Cecil Burns, 1119 Central avenue; @ parlor fha sul6, MrS; nic+,,, M: H. Ross, Fairfield; box candy, J. J. Halligan; King Charles spaniel, Fran sis Grandheld, 36 Chapel street; B Bus1 al1e1 street; 30 pounds or butter JOS, eph D. Hartigan; Fancy plant, Fred 2; Mullins; Carving set NO I,is !; M, NC, set, Rev. C.. J. McElroy, St. Augus- ines: one dozen photographs, Haley's, H. Benham. i5SS West avenue frame frame Santa Maria, A. H. Robinson; carving set No. 2, L. Neal. 1227 Park avenue; $ piece silver set: 1;~o5stme5: Louis E: sap~s sage of wi Wine, P. Baldwin. 7s Cedar st.: china closet, Sadie Coyne, s75 Shelton street: dress suit case; un- ;s4 Noble avenue; Cake, Anna Belle pipe, Dr. McLaughlfn; nam. John K. Murphy; n Derby iy,t nat: ats1d Ji Thomas P. Dewitt; brass bed. James Noonan, 176 Hurd avenue; fish set D. Casey, Grand St.; duet bench un- oney; Poli season ticket, G. Bronson; .oilet set, John J. -scan1on; suit case. George Cornell. 55 Parallel St; clock Mabel Halsey, POS Lewis street; e91 sa1 yIass water set, Charles Waldorf, 88l stratford avenue; dozen photographs 8etts. Mrs. F. Carlson, 1481 Seavlew Kelly, 176 Hurd avenue; seven tons ,f coal, one to eachsof the following: r. O'Rourke, E. w. Stead, unclaimed , Tather Kelly, A. Palmer, B. H. Dill i on, Thomas Arnold, Jr., five barrels -four, one each to: unclaimed' F. II. Golden Hill street; Mayof unclaimed, George Vor- , schmidt.
 The diamond ring awarded to the most successful canvasser on the piano vas awarded to Mrs. George Fulton, ] ,85 Maple street, who sold $8O worth if coupons at twenty-five cents each.
 Those to whom prizes have been lwarded may arrange to secure them " calling at the Chapter rooms, New field Building, Main and Golden H1lI ,treets on Tuesday evening. at ,'clock. where they will find the prize committee awaiting them. At the meeting of the general com nittees called for Tuesday evening at he chapter rooms, reports will be re-