Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-08-07

At the Big Grand Army Picnic Thurs-
day-Mr. Thomas Kept Busy Distrib-
uting the Prizes to Ticket Holders
John w. Fordyce of Wfnsted Draws
the Organ.
Mr.. David S. Thomas of the Rapid Transit
job printing Office was kept busy distributing
the prizes won at the Admiral Foote post
picnic all day yesterday. The unclaimed
prizes from the day of the picnic were dis
played on long table in Mr.. Thomas Office
Other prize winners who obtained their
prizes were: John w. Fordyce, West Win
sted, member of the Grand Army post of
that town, drew the organ; George Blake
man, 81 Pearl street, lady's bonnet; o. P.
Olsen, 51S State street, half dozen dessert
spoons; G. B. GLADDEN., TAI Chapel street,
diver; Henry Brown, Hazel street, box toilet
soap; g. M. Rice, 294 Orchard street, cage
and linnet; M. F. Sullivan, 142 Columbus
avenue, Japanese card receiver; 81. M.
Beecher. II William street. ebony cane; J.
H. Taylor, 81 Houston street, boys suit;
Gypsy Wolfe, 80 Kensington street, basket
tea; Mrs. J. w. Tryon, 1873 Howard avenue,
willow rocker; G. q. Rentz, s67 Chapel
pocket knife; Charles L. Munson, Todd's
block, History of Connecticut during Civil
War; Gussie Marshall, 1881 Ashmun street,
hindquarter lamb; G. LeRoy Gilbert, As
Sylvan avenue, waste basket; A. N. Lopez,
S56 Chapel street, one years subscription
to COURIER Morgan M. Atwater,
So Geerg &c c.. street, toilet set ;
proof; John N. Seward, Westville, hanging
cabinet; Fred Hass, 63 St. John street, "a"
tent; Maggie Goodwin, 1O7 Olive street, ele-
CANT French clock; Mrs. G. F. Tice, 20 Dick
erman street, ladies' slippers; N. L. Lord, 43
Stevens street, box soap; Charles Faith, pic
ture; j. S. Wakelee, LOGS Chapel street,
broom holder; Mrs. J. w. Fisher, SO College
brass wheeled cage; Amelia Lucas, A
Bright street, breech-loading shotgun;
Harry B. K. Neinger, 215 York street, one
years subscription to Palladium; L. Parm-
alec, % Bristol street, checker stand; Willet
Bond, "A East Pearl street, one dozen table
knives; Henry I. Mix, 100 Wooster street,
brace and set of bits; Mrs. S. D. Davis,
WestVille, teapot; Samuel J. Woodruff. 200
Martin street, box of confectionery; John P.
simpson, "a COTE street, willow rocker;
Harmon Voltz. 378 Orchard street, chrome;
Harry Rawling, Howard avenue, suspenders;
-. MARYLAND, "a Lyon street, electric brush
Edward J. Hatch, 372 Congress avenue, sill
yer castor; Mrs. Sarah Paine, 121 Washing
ton street, order for shirt; William Wins
ener, 80 Meadow street, gold-headed cane;
Matthew Flaherty, 6e Kimberly avenue,
spring bed; J. II. Orr, 1914 Lamberton
street, music holder; George M. WEIGH, Fair
Haven, silk scarf Fred R. Garland, 217
State street, order for ham; Mrs. John Car
Ion, 17S Franklin street, steel engraving; F.
A Ives, 33S Orange street, fancy ink stand
James Brown, 745 Grand avenue, silk scarf
John Clancy, SO Carlisle street, case of per-
fumery; Austin Strong, Milford, bottle hair
restorer; Louis Eager, 96 Orange street, silk
tie; Thomas Dowden, SO Olive street, book
of poetry; T. R. Ackrill, 1873 Lawrence street,
tricycle.; George Van Neckle, Williamsburg,
bottle bay rum; L. G. Ryder, 70 Hallock
street, case of perfumery; Sadie Smith,
20 Orange street, box of sewing silk; Ernest
F. Hill, Divinity hall, white kid slippers;
J. N. Hoogkirk, 374 Whalley avenue, cage
and bird; j. D. Van Derbilt, 999 Grand
avenue, combination cane; Philip Heyl, 100
Wooster street, pocket knife; George Blakes-
lee, Crown street, pocket knife; Joseph Cop
mono, S03 Grand avenue; o. Bangs, 1856
Wooster street, Willis Bonner, 81 Eaton
street. silver castor; Truman Case, Westville,
Winchester rifle; Geo. Habon, Forestville,
bag of -four; Theo. Martin, 81 Church street,
set of horse hitchers; F. S. Hamilton, Ex-
change street, horse hitcher.