Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-02-04

shoes; Messrs. ]. Diebel & Co., large guam
tity of nice cakes, tarts and biscuit Mrs
| Maier Lyons, apron, 12 handkerchiefs, 9
prs. hose; Mrs. McAlister, shawl, 6 balls
| knitting cotton, 2 wrappers; Mr.. F. S. Brad
ley, galvanized pail, coal hpd, I large
| scrubbing pail, washboard, bar of s sccsv;
Mr. J. B. Bassett, dozen drawer pulls, 3
dust =. usnes, iron spoons, carving knife
and fork; Mr.. P. M. Schoonmaker, 100 oranges;
| Messrs. F. M Brown St Co., remnants of
| calico, 80 yards, Mrs. William Blake, 2
| slips, 8 pairs drawers, 2 waists, 4 flannel
| sey, barrel hotifi Mise II. E. Judson, l jer-
sey, waist, 10 yards cambria; Mrs. . L. L.
| Camp, yards bingham, 10 yards calico, 3
| yards cambria, Mr. 4. w Minor; pitchers,
9 vegetable dishes, 20 bowls, IL tumblers
| and "a large saucers; H. w. Crawford, 40
yards unblesched !, -, eotteni Mics
Mrs. T. Fl. Bishop, summer coats, 8 dress
| es, sun-bonnets, l nightgown, pairs
| stockings, 2 aprons, 1 corset; Mrs. E. E.
! Graves, = dozen towels, ping and buttons;
Messrs. Wilcox & Co.. 90 yards sheeting
double width), 10 yards crash, 6 spools
| ton flannel, % yards; Messrs. Bowditch &
Prudden, rocking chairs, high table
chairs; Mrs. Edward Gaylord, 7 yards I'M
| bleached cotton, 2 yards calico; Miss Eliza
| beth Hotchkiss, 8 pairs rubber overshoes;
| Miss Susan Hotchkiss, package children's
clothing; Mrs. Benjamin English, 8 yards
| unbleached cotton, ? yards canton flannel;
Francis Brothers, 10 pounds rice; ecabbages,
5 gal vinegar, bush. onions, bush. turnips;
Messrs Peck C Brown, dozen scrubbing
| pals; Mrs. F. H. Brown, 1 comfortable
new; Mrs. A. G.. Smell, package infants
clothing; Mr.. John Bright, platters, 3vege-
table dishes, bowl, 1 gravy dish, ~ plates,
o1,,oS 4 t7n b1arS. MaSSrS WhittelSeV e
Co., egg cups, 6 soup plates, bowl, | dish;
Mr. J. H Douglass, 10 pounds candy; Mr.. @.
Pallrnan, 80 dozen buttons, Mrs. George B.
Rich; 80 yt.fos unbleached cotton; Mrs CO.,
H. Ford, 20 yards c cleo; Messrs. Monson &
rrrSSiiter, % yards calico, yards gingham;
Mrs Justus S. Hotchkiss, II yards cotton,
2615 yards calico, shawl. 2 pairs of flannel
drawers, 2 boxes, pounds candE, az dozen
oranges. leavea Gake Messrs. e. Arnold &
Co.. & pint cups, 6 4 pint cups, 4 basins, 1
pail; Mr.: --r. 10 pounds oatmeal; Mrs
F. R. Bliss, ii taras dnbieached cotton, 2
yards flannel, buttons and thread; Mrs. Eli
". Blake, yards canton flannel 3 pairs
stockings, 3 handkerchiefs; Mrs. Clarke, IA
yards unbleached cotton; Mrs. Marietta
French, pair 1i1ittens, 4 pairs stockings;
Mr.. Henry Plumb, 20 pairs stockings, pairs
gloves, thread, pins, knitting cotton, needles,
woolen yarn and many buttoRsi Mrs Thes.
Sault, spenge cake Aifs: l.. F. Cow1es,
L
spools of thread, 6 papers needles and hat
trimmings; Mrs. H, 7. Blake, 10 yards ging-
ham; MIS-. Sherman Foote, 20 yards I'M
bleaehed cotton; Mrs. E. Henry Barnes, 20
yards unbleached cotton: Mrs. B. Rogowski,
3 yards gingha1n, yards flannel, wrappers,
3 handkerchiefs, shawl; Mi, D, S: Cooper,
s cans oatmeal; Mrs. Charles Ives, IL
barrels apples; Messrs. Chamberlain & Co.,
? rockers, i hat rack
CASH DONATIONS
Mrs. John A. Porter, $50; Mrs. J. B. Rob-
ertson, $25; Mrs. S. E. Burroughs, 500; DR..
E. H. Bishop, SO; DR.. I. H. Bishop, $40;
Cen. S, E: MeFwin, jr,, so; Mrs, Smith
Mr.. F.. Fayes Trowbridge, $10 Mrs. E.
Hayes Trowbridge, So; Mrs. James D.
Dewell, So; Mrs. J. B. Sargent, $40; Mrs. F.
B. Dexter, $40; Mrs. VIM. A. Ives, S10 Mrs.
Charles N. Townsend, So; Miss E. L. Hotch-
kiss, So; Miss S. V. Rotchkiss, So; Mrs.
Stiles, So; Mrs. Bradner, 50; Mrs. D. G.
Eaton, 50; Mrs. James B. Rowe, 81; Mrs. J.