Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-05
New Haven Aid Society.

Its Organization for the Work of the
 winter-Disbursements for 1s59-sO-A |
 Can for Liberal Contributions.
 The New Haven Aid society, through it's l president, Wm. l.. Kingsley, issues the an- nual statement to the public The society l has now been in operation for 16 years, hay ing been organized in November, 1864. The presidents report says 1.-The society de- bends each year entirely on the hberality of the friends of the poor for means to carry on it's work, and it has been hitherto so gen. erousIy sustained that it has been enabled to distribute annually to the poor of our city ! large supplies of fuel and provisions. So thoroughly has the work been done by the voluntary labor of it's visitors that it is be- ! lieved but few, if any, cases of extreme want have ever been left unsuppGed- While this society cordially unites with all other organ izations in the city in their efforts to aid the poor and to prevent pauperism, our citizens are reminded that this is the, only so- cieth that attempts to aid all classes of the worthy poor by a judicious dis tribution of fuel and provisions in times of | pressing want The report adds that, to carry out the designs of the society for the present a the officers of the society, in view of the ill., ness of the solicitor, will esteem it great favor if it's patrons will forward as early as convenient, by mail or otherwise, whatever sums of money they may be disposed to con- tribute this year to the treasury. Last year the society received $2,O6s.2 and expended $1, ,981. .95, starting the new year with $S6.4l The number of orders issued last year was I119O, number of families aided 354, average amount to each family $5.60 The organlza- tion for 1880-S1 is as follows:
 President-williamI L. Kingsley.
 Vice presidents-Professor Francis wayland, Gov ernor H. B. Bigelow, Perpont, James OlInstead
 Rev. William D. Mossman. Deacon James P smith mi street.
 The list of ward managers district visitors and other officers of the society Is as follows:
 FIRST wARD.-Manager- James Fairman. sss Chap eI street. Section Bounded by Grove, York George and State streets Visitor, James Fairnan 16 croHn ! SECOND wARD-Manager-Hor P. Hoadley, No. l Hoadley building Section l. Bounded by Chapel,
 York and Oak streets. Visitor, William Canada, 51 ! Howe street. Section 2. Bounded by Oak and York ] streets and Davenport avenue. Visitor, Dr. E. o- | THIRD WARp.-Manager-Ge R. Bill No. 5
 Benedict building. Section l. Bounded by Daven-
 port avenue, York and George streets Congress ave
 and Washington street, Visitor George k. Bill,
 FousTa WASpeManaeer-N Nicholas Countryman, ! 378 Howard avenue. Section l. Bounded by Congress
 F Msado% 1 water Water srsa ana R Section
 by Congress avenue Hill, Water, Columbus and Wash | ington streets Visitor, Nicholas CounIrynan, Zfo ! Water street. Section 3. Bounded by Columbus ana ! Washington streets to the river. Visitor George A. l Barrett 276 Howard avenne. 7, ! FIFTH WARD.-Manager-Dr L. M GllDert' 54 | Olive street. Section l. Bounded by Meadow, George
 State and Chapel streets and harbor Visitor, Dr l. 1 M. Gilbert, 54 Olive street.
 ! SIXTH WARp.-Manager-wm F. Damn, 105 Greene
 street. Section l. Bounded by Grand, State and st
 John streets to the river. Visitor, A. 5. Backman' ] 168 Grand street. Section 2 Bounded by St. John'
 State and Chapel streets to the river V1s1tor sam | uel Betts, 100 Greene street. oo- I Grand street. Section 1. Bounded by Grand and
 State streets Visitor, M M. Cover, 516 1 Grand, corner of Olive street.
 | EIGHTH WARD.-Manager- William J. AtWater, 1s | Trumbull street. Section l. Bounded by Grove and
 State streets and Whitney avenue to the river f1s 1 itor William J. Atwater, 19 Trumbun street.
 | NINTH WARD.-Manager-JosephS Sheldons 4O fors ! Square Place. Section l. Bounded by Prospect Grove and York streets. Broadway, Dixwell avenue
 and Munson street. Visitor, Daniel Bacon, 3o Mans | neld street. Section 2 Bounded by Goffe and Or | chard streets and Dixwen ovenue. Visitor, -
 Section 3. Bounded by Prospect and Munson streets ! Dixwen avenue and city line. Visitor, O. A. Bill, | Newhau street.
 } TENTH WARD.-Manager-Jam Olnastead, Broad l way drug store Section l. Bounded by Orchard and I Visitor, John Richardson, 250 Elm street. ELEVENTH WARD.-Manager-Jam P. Smith, 6t East Pearl street. Section l. All south of Grano
 street. Visitor Jnmes Smith, GO East Pearl street
 TWELFTH WARD.-Manager-W Warren Robinson. 25s Ferry street. Section l. Bounded by Mill river
 Grand street and Quinnipiac river Visitor, WarreI | Robi Ferry Str