Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-01
HomE ron THE FnrsNDLEss.
Acknowledgement or Receipts OF Do
nation Day.

Acknowledgement or Receipts OF Do-
nation Nay.
Following II the list Of contributions to
the above philanthropic institution last
Thuredsy:
Mrs. John A. Porter, 500.
Mrs. Borroughs, Mrs. Mary P. Wade, Mrs.
J. B. Robertson, Mr.. Justus g.. Hotchkiss'
each 825.
Mrs. Ezra O. Reed, Mrs. Joseph Parker,
Mrs. ELI Whitney, DR.. E. H. Bishop, each
$40.
Mrs. 8. R. Eowner, Mr.. 8. r. Downer, Mr..
@. E. Graves, Miss e. Belts, DR.. 7. d.
Bishop, Mr.. J. @. Hollister, Miss Parsons,
Miss Davenport, Mrs. Smith Merwin, Mrs.
Frank w. Benedict, Mrs. O. n. Townsend,
Miss 8. v. Hotchkiss, Miss Z. s. Hotchkiss,
William Il. Thomson, each So.
Miss Carrie Parsons, "a.
By Mrs. N. w. Merwin, from several
friends, a..
Mrs. T. p. Gibbons, Mrs. R. @. Stiles, Mrs.
B. Shoninger, each 49,
Mrs. Samuel Lloyd, Mrs. Henry e. Herr,
Mrs. II. N. Lyman, Mrs. Nelson Linsley,
Mrs. austavus Eliot, Mrs. d. N. Day, each
%.
Mrs. Charles Stevens, Miss Charlotte Ship
man, Mrs. w. 8. Robinson, Mrs J. L. Doug
lass, Miss M. Fl. Blake, Mrs. Felix Gladwin,
Mrs. David Horton, Mrs. John A. Angus,
Mrs. Eli w. Blake, Mrs. E. Pendleton, each 81.
Mrs. Serene Hopkins, Mrs. Bremner, Miss
Alden, Miss Hindsley, Mrs. Elijah Ball, Mrs.
g. z. Lauoraft, three friends, each 90 cents.
Miss W. Avery, $25.
| Miss ]. R. Terry, SIG.
Miss Kate NJ. Cooper, . hats. coat; Mrs. O.
O. Francis, 10 yards calico; Mrs. Benham,
| Quilt and spread; Mrs. Edward Lawrence,
package Of children's clothing; Charlie New
ton, childs dress, rubber boots, 8 dolls, era
die and toys; Sunday school class, Church OF
the Redeemer, book; ladies Of Second Con.
gregational church, quilt; Miss Allen, wrap
per, waterproof and package OF clothing;
Mrs. Baldwin, calico piece; Mrs. Phlegar,
9 yards calico; Bolton & Nicely, valuable
package Of dry goods and remnants OF calico
] Howe & Stetson, caps, 4 hoods; Mrs. s.
| L. Foote, books and Rogers group; Mrs.
Samuel LLOYD, Q hats, I cap, pair leggtns,
pairs stockings; Mrs. Carrie M. Holbrook,
pairs stockings, package of clothing; Mon.
son & Carpenter. Q pieces of gingham; Mrs
j., B. Smith, hassock;. Marsden Q. Per
Mcintyre g. Mcclure, valuable package OF
dry goods; Miss Harrison, lace curtains
Miss B. Rogowski, II yards calico; Mrs. Q.
| w. Clapp, bedstead and mattress; Mrs. wv
Blake, 8 pair stockings, pair wristlete; Mist
Margaret Townsend, book, bottle of Florids
water; Mrs. Justus S. Hotchkiss, material
for 2 dresses, 6 loaves of sponge cake: Mrs
Joseph Baldwin, melodion and large package
Of secondhand clothing, books and papers
Q calico dresses, Q spools of cot
ton; Miss Hotchkiss, SO pairs rubbers
friend. box Of butter; Mrs. Andrew Hull
Q package of second. hand clothing and IN
bleached muslin; Mrs. A. McAlister, 10 yard'
calico; Mrs. L. L. Camp, 20 yards calico
Mrs, Isaac Perkins, dolls and books; Mrs
Penniman, 10 yards gingham; Wilcox & Co.
IS worth of toweling; Mrs. 7. Il. Bishop, "
yards toweling; Mrs. @. 4. Graves, coffee pot
Q wrappers; Mrs. NJ Lyons, ~ cakes OF soap
pieces; Mrs. Geo. Rockwell, Q brushes, stow
polish; Elihu T. Sanford, IS yards muslin
Mrs. N. @. Barnes, book and 10 yds. calico; Mrs
VS.. Robinson, 10 yds. calico, IL yds. muslin
Mrs. william Hillhouse, "a yards calico
Mamie Robinson, box Of toys, 10 magazines
Mrs. Dickerman, yards ginRham, yards
muslin; Mrs. Goodman, wrappers; MISS q
Il. Judson, Q handkerchiefs; INV. Crawford
Q rocking chairs; Miss Spencer, table scarf
Miss Charlotte Baldwin, jacket; Mr.. s: z
Dibble. Q baking tins, spider, stove brush,
large tin pans, 2 small paus, salt box, til
cups, dipper; Mr.. Kellam, package OF cerea
line; Mr.. Thomas, 10 pounds tea; +. s
Andrew, ham; Cooper & Nichols, pounds
tee, 30 bars soap; Mrs. N. +. Tyler large package
sugar; Mrs. Carrie NJ. Holbrook, 8 pounds o.
basket, apples, 1~2 dozen puddings, psckag.
of cerealines, buckwhest -four; Jacob Schief
fle, turkey; Mrs. Hollis.sr, two packages o
wheat flakes; Hurlburt Bros, pound tea
Mrs. Angus, tea kettle; N. Il. Window
Shade Co., carpet sweeper; f. N. Robinson
10 plates, 10 cups and saucers; N. II. Bakinl
Co., box of crackers; Coe & Field, 20 dozel
clothes pins; friend, bag OF -four; Mrs
George d. watrous, 2 dozens cans of vege
tables; Mrs. P. M. SHOEMAKER, 90 oranges
Hsuf Brothers, large box of candy; MI
Terry, 51.2 dozen biscuits; 2 loaves cake
J Yale & Bryan, barrel of flour and doze
goldfish; 8. 8. Thompson, dozen biscuits
In. B. Cruttenden, barrel Of -four; Mrs. +
Mansfield, loaf of sponge cake, tumbler Q
jelly; no name given, skeins 0ermantow
yarn; no name given, dress, skirt and
and delivering.
Annual subscriptions and donations re
csived since December A: Mrs. L. A. Barnes
clothing; Mrs. Lyons, apples; Mrs. Milan
dor, oranges; Mrs. @. s. Hastings, children
clothing; Rector Aid society, st. Thomas
church, 10 loaves bread; Mrs. Hillhouse, pc
pers, books, old linen, balls; Miss Haiti
| Sanford, clofhtpg, papers, DOCKS anu toy
Mr.. Tuttle, 8 quarts oysters; sent withou
name Of donor, 4 pair new sheets, 2 pair oil
sheets, 9 pair new pillow cases and packag
of old linen and cotton; Mrs. ]. s. Hotch
kiss, old linen. 8 glasses jelly; Mrs. L. 3
Bishop, turkey; Miss Emily B. Booth. tur
key and Christmas cards; Mrs. Bolles, spare
ribs; Mrs. William Fl. Thomson, doze
oranges, 4 pounds candy; Mrs. Sanford,
dozen oranges; Mrs. Blskeslee of Montowec'
large quantity of milk; Mrs. G: E. Graves
old linen, etc.. candy and cranberries; Mr.
8. r. Foote, Christmas cards and candy; Nj
Deibsl, cakes, candy and ornaments for Chris
mas tree; barrel of apples without nara
of donor; Miss Shirley, books; Mr.. Nett.
ton, dozen doughnuts; Mrs. j. 8. Hotcl
kiss, Christmas tree and present for oil Il
family, candy; Mrs. T. w. Benedict, II
cream; United Workers, by Mrs. Rodma1
pieces; Mrs. Mansfield and Miss Susie
Mansfield, cake; Mrs. j. s. Hotchkiss, 81
Mrs. VIM. Hillhouse, Sewing society, Cou
street, Synagogue, by Mrs. Henry Il. Her
each S5; Mrs. F. Wayland Fellowes, Mrs.
s. Parmalee, Mrs. 8. B. Cruttendeu, Mrs.
Pierpont, each 81; Mrs. DR.. Pierpont. Mrs
I. Sanford, Mrs. j. NJ. Blair, Mrs. Bushnell
Mrs. 7. II. Russell, each 81.