Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-05
HOME FOR TIE FRIENDLEss.

Contributions for the Last Three
Months TO This Deserving Cause.
Subscriptions and donations to the Home
for the Friendless from May 1st to August
Let, 1889.
Mrs. Justus 8. Hotchkiss, Mrs. h. =.
Bicelow. Mrs. Daniel G. Eaton, Mise Hill
house, Miss Gerry, each $1,000.
Mrs. Ezra O. Reed $500.
Mrs. Francis Gilbert, Mrs. g. Il. Town
send. Mrs. E. Il. Trowbridge, Mrs. Henry
Farnam, Mrs. VIM. Fitch, Mrs. Edwin Bow
ditch, Mrs. f. B. Dexter, Mrs: J. w. Mans
field, Miss Mabel Stevens, Mise Davenport,
Mrs. Henry N. Day. Miss Beardsley, each
Mrs Cornelius Pierpont, Mrs. Il. NJ. Parm.
alec, Mrs. Henry 9. Kingsley, Mrs. Thomas
Wells, Mrs. II. Trowbridge, Mrs. E. H.
| Trowbridgs, Mrs. Henry T. Blake, Mrs. Ar
thur Osborne Mrs Joseph rs,Ler' MS nj N
| whitney, IT,, Mas. T. R. Trowbridge, Mrs.
Henry Trowbridee, Mrs. H. N. Lyman, Mrs.
8. g, Rice, Mrs. o. G. Foote, Mrs. VIM. B.
Bristol, Nra. s. q. Mosley, Mrs. w. d. Mosley,
Mrs. M. F. Tyler, Mrs. w: F. Day, Mrs. n.
d. Sperry, Mrs. E. S. Rowland, Mrs; Lewis
Fitch, Mrs. W. W. Converse, Mrs. 9. harris
Thomas Hooker, Mrs. z. Dwight, Mrs.
George Butler, Mrs. R. O. Stiles, Mrs. j. M.
Mason. Mrs. Charles shelton, Mrs. James G..
English, Mr.. Il. I. Foote, Prof. Niemeyer;
Mrs. T. Fl. Russell, Mrs. Bushnell, Mrs. G.
Bushnell, Mrs. H. w. McWhorter, Mrs. E.
A. Puketsl, Mrs. Wyllis Atwater, Mrs. @. T.
Mersick, Mrs. 7. Hayes, Mrs. E. Hewitt,
Mrs. A. Blaokman, Mrs. J. L. Deming, Mrs.
R. J. Minor, Mrs. s. q. Barnum, Mrs; Q. f.
P. Sanford, Mrs. Frank Jarman, Mrs. ].
L. Ensign, Mrs. VIM. B. Law, Mrs.
Wells Southworth, Mrs. Andrew DeForest,
Mrs. s. T. Dutton, Mrs. Horace Hoadley,
Mrs. A. s. Holt, Mrs. @. 8. Leste, Mrs. Ea-
gene Miller, Mrs. L. Il. Osborne, Mrs: Enos
kimberly, Mrs. Philo Lewis, Mrs. W; E.
Chandsr Mr. W Mcn III Ls1 M mr' f. D. psns
Mrs. e. P. Wright, Mrs. w. D. Whitney,
Mrs. J. D. Hadloy, Mrs. g. T. Ladd,
Mrs. G. ]. Brush, Mrs. A. W. Wright,
Mrs. #. g. Brastow, Mrs. T. D. Seymour,
Mrs. James Woodhouse, Mrs. Wilson Cooke,
Mrs. Sarah Culver, Mrs. ]. L. Treat, Mrs.
A. w. Phillips, Mrs. Horace Fitch, Mrs.
]. d. Roberts, Mrs. George Rockwell, Mrs.
Jesse Mansfield, Mrs. B; 9: Lum. Miss Julia
Sanford, Miss Mary Z. Scranton, Mrs; N.
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Rose Porter, Mrs. Fos-
| ter, Mrs. Winchester, Mrs. Prudden. Mrs.
Kingsley, Mrs. Z. n. Hall, Mra. L. II.
Clarke, DR.. w. L. Bradley, each 81.
A friend; 50c.
N. 8. johnson, tea pot; Mr.. Hillhouse,
combs; Mrs. Lyons, oranges; friend, two
comfortables; Mrs. DR.. Davis, book rack, pie
Mrs. G. Fl. Townsend, hats, clothing
and pieces; Mrs. W. g. Barnes, bed.
stead; Mrs. T. Atwater Barnes, in
fants' dresses and children's clothing
Mrs. Stevens, Sunday school class, infants
slips and quilt; Mr.. Morrow, three bed
steads; Three little girls, books and toys; Mrs
Rowe, papers; Mrs. Hart, curtains, hats and
bonnets; Mr.. Morse, plants; Miss Anna
Beach, text roll; Miss Smith, parcel of cloth
work; Mrs. Hiram Camp, pairs of stock.
ings; Mrs. Julius Ives, parcel of clothing and
other useful articles Grace church,
large quantity of food; Mrs. Camp,
clothing pieces, books and papers
Mr.. Haggett, 6 quarts of milk; ladies OF the
Second Congregational church, f. H., cake
and biscuit; dieoesiau convention collection
committee, meats, biscuit and bread; Miss
Susan North, orocksry; friend papers; Mrs.
| flour, 20 quarts of strawberries, sugar and
| crookery; Mrs. Il. Hayes Trowbridge, child's
| chalk; Mr.. John E. Thomson, gallon oysters;
Mrs. Salisbury, papers and skirt; Mrs. Milan
| der, parcel Of clothing and other useful ar
ticles, cakes; Mrs. James, papers and book;
Mrs. Hillhouss, bonnet, dress, papers and
other useful articles; Mira. George Crittenden.
pisces for patchwork, undsrvests, gloves,
mats and fancy articles; A friend, dress;
Mrs. Seoor, children's clothing; Mrs. ]. 8.
Griffin, curtains, cover lambrequin, pictures;
Miss Susan Hotchkiss. combs and picture
cards; Mrs. Petrie, children's clothing; a
friend, dress; Mr.. Kleiner, so packages of
torpedoes; Mrs. Romantic Wells, 2 waists,
shoes, popped corn, flowers and other useful
articles Mrs. Wm. Blake and Miss Hale,
candy and fancy crackers.
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