The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-01
PRIZE WINNERS
 IN THE FRN0LS
 ARE ANNOUNCED

Appended is the list of prizes swin- ners at the celebration of the Muni- cipal Frivols on Saturday evening. Five of the winners are unknown and must get in touch with the Chamber of Commerce in order to claim their prizes. ~
 PRIZE WINNERS.
 Individuals.
 Ladies: 1st-"Vamp," dressed in black and white dress to the knees, and wearing a large picture hat. (Name unknown.) Pearson wearing costume answering above description please report to the Chamber of Com merce for prize. Pair of shoes donat- ed by Walk-Over Shoe Store. 2nd-"Miss Columbia" Ella K. Hornberger, 575 Winhouse, New Ha- ven. Boudoir cap and garterS, donat- ed by Alice Doyle. General. 1stA- Girl" Christopher Egirt, Eedgewick avenue, Stratford. S25 in trade from Geo. B. Clark Co.,, Inc. 2nd-Indian," Geo. Roneppe, S26 Stratford avenue. Bag donated by Rowland Dry Goods Co. 3rd-"Colored Nanny With Baby. (. anne not known). Contestant can get prize at the Chamber of Com nerce. Mandolin dnoated by Joseph Gilman.
 4th-"Indian," A. s. Drake, 76s I Park Ave. Dayo Ever Ready. donat- ed by American Hardware Stores, Inc 5th-"Spangled Girl,'' Mary Lovely 1461 Main street. Clock with illumi- mated face, donated by ID. A. Parker Fraternal Groups. | 1st-Foresters, Court Marina Sil- yer cup, donated by Davis & Hawley End Foresters, P. c. R. Hat tree, donated by N. Buckin gham & Co.,, Inc. 1st-Southport Fire Department Silver cup donated by Hadley Co.,, marching 2rOuDS: 1st-Veterans of Foreign Wars Silver cup donated by Button Oli- phant Co.
 ! cup, donated by S. S. kresge Co., ! 3rd-Bridgeport Fire Department Silver cup donated by w. T. Grant X | Co.,, Boy Scouts:
 1st-"Girl makeup" by Dominic Tartero, 3s Reilly street, suit of clothes donated by Connie Lewis. 2nd-"Litt1e Lord Fauntleroy," by William Allen, 555 Beechmont ave- nue, scout knife, donated by Amerl- can Hardware Stores, Inc. 1 Honorable mention for Troop SIX ! of Boy Scouts, led by J. M- Bradley, the only troop to come out in full force.
 Unique Store Window Decorations. l 1st-D. M. Read Co.-Illuminated certificate of award donated by Wads- worth HI owland Co. Inc. 2nd-American Hardware stores Il ! donated by E. A. Rishor and Wallis Art Shop.
 Honorable mention-Meigs Co: | Rowland Dry Goods CO, Carl Beck Co.,, United Illuminating Co., Jaco1 Rubber Co.
 1st-'Little Boy Blue" portrayed donated by G. W. Fairchi1d 6 Sons ! 2pd-"The Pied Piper," portraya, on Singer Co. float. Silver cup, do mated by J. A. Nirdlinger. 1 Merchants Floats.
 1st-"Medley of Hearts" Reid & Todd, silver cup donated by George
 ' Miscel1aneous Floats.
 1st-''wedding from Long Hill, 1 vtearans of Foreign Wars, silver cur donated by Meigs & Go. l erican Beauty Bridge port Business and Professional Wo, mans Club. framed picture donated by Huberts' Art Store. l Boys Club. | Ten banks with $1 each given by Connecticut National Bank, anc awarded to:
 1 Leonard Diorio, 37 Highland ave
 Salvatore Crosse, 15s Lexington avenue.
 
 1 Michael OBrien. 3s7 Mast Mair street.
 | James O'Nei1, 245 Nichols street. | William Wolfe, 1 Ann street exten sion.
 William Blake, 9S Madison avenue Thomas Sentako, 12S High street.
 Clowns. 1st-'aTwo Man Donkey (name. not known), report to Cha Der O. lCommerce for Identification ant prize, silver cup donated by Bridge port Public Market | 2nd-"Man Carrying Scarecrow' | (name not known), report to Cham Der of Commerce for identification land prize. hat donated by Hanke Ha tCo.
 | 3rd-"Ponzi 1919 and Ponzi 1920 fCohen and Magner, Plaza theatre l alarm clock donated by Eagle Tea Co 4th-"Zulu Girf' (name no | known), report to Chamber of Com merce for Identification and prize. bo, of oixars donated by William Arnou1d