The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-03-03
Kiwanis Ladies Night
 Party of Delight

donated by R. C. Wakeman. master optician.
 Won by Mrs. William K. Nolan,
 Prize No. 2S, Wallace Nutting, pie ture, donated by Willard D. Stanley, of The Stanley Brone Co
 Won by Mrs; Walter M. Bangs. mated by Clayton P. Stevens, super wiser of music. Bridgeport public schools.
 Won by Mrs. Edward M MacCutch-
 Prize No. 30, ostrich feather fan. donated by stodd>r I'd G. Goodseu.
 Won by Mrs John F. Murphy.
 Prize No. 31. cut glass water set, donated by A. M. Engelhard of The D. M. Read Go.
 Won by Mrs. Harry W. Shropshire
 Prize No. 32, two quart Stanley fruit jar, donated by George Troxell. of The American Hardware Store.
 Won by Mrs. Floyd c. Bancroft. donated by William E. Burnham.
 Won by Mrs. c. D. s. Miller.
 Prize No. 34. s10 worth of plants. donated by Stephen D. Horan, of Jas.
 Won by Mrs. W. A. H. Hatfield.
 Prize No. 35, cast iron foot scraper, donated by Walter M. Bangs. of The Chapin & Bangs Co.
 Won by Mrs. George B. Watkins.
 Prize No. 36, pair Walk Over shoes, donated by Joseph Cronan. of The Walk Over Boot Shop.
 Won by Miss Emma Mathiesen.
 Prize No. 37, S10 purchase order, donated by Frank D. Bell, of Meigs 6 Co.
 won by Mrs. Walter E. Goddard.
 Prize No. 3S, cut glass vase, donat- ed by Samuel s. Taylor, of The s. s. Kresge Go.
 Prize No. 39, Wallace Nutting, chair, donated by Robert E. Garra- brants, of The Gas Appliance Elk change.
 Won by Mrs. Frank A. Cantwell. :. by John J. Fisher.
 Won by Mrs. Alexander Alison, Jr.
 Prize No. fl, silver oyster forks. do- mated by Clarence Hayes, of The Hayes Fish Go.
 Won by Mrs Frank Braithwsite; donated by Albert E. Eccles.
 Won by Mrs. Ray s. Tyler.
 Prize No. 48 framed picture. donat- edby Walter P. Goddard. of The Won by Mrs. Walter ". Hubrbell.
 Prize No. A, linen table cover and six napkins, donated by Harold T. Prize No. 45, two-quart Stanley thermos bottle, donated by Walter w. Hubbeu, of Hubble & Jaynes.
 Won by Miss Sallie OfNeill-
 Prize No. 46, one-half dozen sand wich plates and tray. donated by Charles M- Gerdenier. piscatortal Won by Mrs J. P. Haley: Prize No. 47, almond Sheffield silver set. donated by Smoke Much BilF' Won by Mrs. D. C. Guilty. Prize No. 4S, Jessie Gean. gold cake plate, donated by Albert Rothery. of The D. M. Read Co. Won by Mrs. George E. Crawford. Prize No. 49, coffee percolator, do- mated by Howard Clark. of The Wroy, hxr MrS r pardu Prize No. 50, No. A Eastman ko. dak. donated by Henry F. Keller. of The Fritz & Hawley Go. Prize No. 51, boudoir lamp. donated by S. Earl Shook. public accountant and auditor Prize No 52, package containing one corset, one elastic girdle, and one | brass-ear. Donated by Clarence B. | Narra more of the Bridgeport Coach | Won by Mrs. Ernest W. Morey: Prize No 5s. Silver Hot Water i platter, donated by William P. Kirk, | of the West Side Bank. | Won by Mrs. A. H. Hancock. Prize No. 54. Silver Trivet, to be engraved by A. E. Eccles. donated | by Dr. B. w. Mercy. of Caulkins & | Won by Mrs. John Hotz. Prize No. 66, Leather Travehng Stamp Co. Won by Mrs J. R. Booth. Prize No. 56, Inlaid Mahogany Tip | Table, donated by Robert A. Beers. Cashier the First National Bank. Won by Mrs. Charles L. Gellatly. Prize No 57. electric waffle iron. donated by Thomas J. Heffernan, of | the New England Cao1 Co.
 Won by Mrs. Alfred E. Oviatt-
 Prize No 5S, boudotr lamp. dona- ted by Charles L. Gellatly, of the T. Won by Mrs. W. E. Norris.
 Prize No. 59, electric percolator. donated by Henry T. LynSe. of Won by Mrs, Bert crump. mated by John c. attice. Won by Mrs. Carl G. Iindquist. Prize No. 61. aluminium roaster. do- mated by William B. Booth, of the Booth & P1att Go.
 Won by Mrs. William J. Murray
 Prize No. 62, wall mirror. donated by Willis B. Coleman. of R. G. Dun Won by Miss Margaret NJ. Mills; donated by Frank Cantwell. of the Stratf1eld hotel Won by Mrs; William Arnold.
 Prize No. 64, casserole, donated by Frederick c. Taylor, of the Bridge port Gas Light Go.
 Won by Mrs. Wallace M. Bayliss. Prize No 65, mahogany srn oking Park City Lumber Go. Won by Mrs. J. H. Wade Prize No. 66, colonial rocking chair donated by Lewis H. Corbit. photo grapher.
 Won by Mrs. F. A. DooGttle
 Prize No. 67. manicure set dona- ted by John A. I1everty, of The Lev erty Drug Stores,
 Won by Mrs. Earle Shook
 Prize No. 6S, S10 purchase order on F. w. Behrens, Jr., donated by Howard C. Simpson of The RavbaS l tos Go. Won by Mrs. s. s. Taylor Prize No. 69, silver hot water steak platter, donated by A. C. Dow of The Replacement Spring Go. Won by Mrs Archibald E. Smith, Prize No. 70. gold Iavallier set with diamond. donated by Fred A. Doolit- I tie of The Doolittle Tile Go. Won hX Mrs. HnMar I'd C Sirnnnsnn 1