Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or Donations TO the Home for tn
Friendless, November IL. 1890.

or Donations 10 the Home for the
Frtendless, November IL, 1890.
Mrs. John ]. Crane, 500; Friends of the Home,
500; Mrs. S. Hotchkiss, Justus s. Hotchkiss,
Miss Z. w Davenport Miss E. Belts, Mrs.
Thomas Wells Mrs. S g. Rice, Mrs Thomas G.
John G. aollister, + Atwater Barnes, G. E.
Blake Mrs. Mss a B. Sargent, Mrs. William Fitch
Mrs. F. w. Benedict, Mrs. Henry N. Day, Mrs.
Edward Sanford, Mrs j. s. Griffin, Mrs. 9. 3.
in memoriam, Mrs. A. B. Smith, Miss Margaret
Townsend, Miss E. S. Hotchkiss, Mrs. s. Y.
Hotchkiss, Ladies Aid society Church of the
Mrs s &. L, English, Mrs Edwin H. English, Mrs.
Amos F. Barnes, Mrs S. B. Shoninger, each IS.
Mrs. Starr H. Barnum, Mrs. Frank g. Phipps,
Mrs. N. w. Merwin, Mrs. Samuel Lloyd, Miss ].
Carl L. Bates, William Dickerman, each So.
Misses R. Orion. E. r. Nichols, G. NJ. Pease, M.
A. Davenport, Mary Shipman, Charlotte Shipman.
Alexander Alister. Mrs. Mary Ann Hogben, 8.
B. Shoninger, jr., E. l. Foote George A. Lamb,
d Bishop Seth Gra aaeP Looms
Mrs Charles Gessner John A. Angus, Mrs C.L.
Shepherd, each SOC.
Rich, 25 yds cotton cloth; Mrs. F. L. Converse,
towels; Mrs L. L: Camp, "a yds calico, dress,
coshng M eothg
brook, flowers; Mrs. William L. Kingsley, 81 ydS
Mrs E. Stevens, new cashmere dress; E.P. Judd,
children's books; Miss Mary A; Davenport, z
skirts, pair of mitttens; Howe 8 stetson, %
worth Of dry goods; Boston Branch shoe store
goods; Buckley and Alice Moulthrop, children's
books; Miss E. Moulthrop, towels and ulster;
Mrs l. Moulthrop, calico dress and Innings etc !;
Church of the Messiah, packages of clothing;
Miss Baldwin, magazines.
Miss Sadie NJ. Holbrook books and toys; a
friend, stockings, gloves, etc; friend, scrap
books; Mrs. E. Jones, dress trimming; Mrs. Par
ker child's coat; Mrs. Fiske, child's bonnet;
cloth; Miss Mamie Robinson, book and pictures;
Mrs T. A. Barnes, piece of cotton cloth; Mr.. Fer
ry; dozen y NJ, biscuits, bag doughnuts . -
gins, etc. Wilicox & Co., $3.50 worth Of dry
Lines, clothing; friend clothing; H. Perry,
hassoeks; Mrs. 3; g. Redfield clothing; g
Lord and Miss Hawkins, clothing; Mrs. Romantic
Wells, clothing and cakes; friend, wrapper;
M K0g1ws6s eas9 gngs.m n sns
Mrs. c. L. Graves, "a yds of calico, : bonnets.
| counterpanes; Mrs. Elias Dickerman, dress ant
Innings: Mrs. William Hillhouse, 80 yds of calico
Bingham and eotton elofi
cans of vegetables, toys, dress, package Of cloth
ing, bedquilt; Mrs. III. L. Hine, magazines; j.
J. Gilbert, old linen and wooden pieces, shawl an,
comforters; Mrs. j. D. Whitmore, carpet papers
6oS or Nm MRS hr oSnson aS M
| Sherman Foote serge dresses; Mrs, Fl. F.Peck
clothing; Mcintyre & Mcguire, stockings, Gotto
| cloth and 40 yds of calico; Miss Emily White
| calico gown.
Mrs Wilson, doll and waist; Mrs. j. H. Town
send, underwear; Mrs MacFarland, 2 Gallo
paefase eotS oas ms a
package of tea; Mrs; T. H; Bishop 40 yards o
Ma Ssds of Of eeRin
opportunity seekers ' OF First Baptist church. a
jacket and dress; lady on George street.
pictures, table, chair, cushion, pop corn an
Randkerchiefs and as pairs Of shoes; Mrs Henr
| r. Blake, underwear; Mrs. J. D. Dewel chair
| Mrs: Macdonald, cake and books; Mrs. TIMBER
Barker, Q dozen cakes; Mrs. G. B. Peck, cotto
cloth; Chamberlain & Co., : rocking chairs; Mrs
Sox aand and large bo1
$: I. Cady ham; Mr.. Bright, basket Of srocker
| lor Fverret 8 Co. 5 lbs Of sugar; Mrs. g. d
Cooper, package of clothing; Mrs, c. N. Barne.
piece Of cotton cloth, dress, toys and pictures.
Mrs: F. Il: Brown, II soup plates; Bowditch :
and
soap; 8. Il. Moseley, bedstsad and springs; Mr.,
BeFnes spring bed bed. H g, Leigh paSkaf
Gibbons, spackages Of Avena; Cooper & Nicl
OILS, bushel Of apples; Moses Thomas, large pacl
| age Of tea; Mrs. G.. W. Robinson, wash bow
and pitchers Bennett g. Merrill, 4 cabbages,
Lutz. ham; GILBERT 6 Thompson, 10 lbs c,
M wills Gni M nar a1 Brushes %hRk broom
| combs, nail brush, II cakes soap, package I
court plaster; Mrs. J. s. Hotchkiss, 9 loayes !
cake; Mr. Snow lbs lbs, Of candy; Jacob shsihel
10 ioaves of bread; Mrs. william Beebe, 12 lib
| Of sugar; Mrs. A. L. Chamberlin, barrel Of fou
| Mis-. II. p. Allen, box Of crackers; N. A. Fulle
ton, brooms Mrs. W. g. Gilbert, barrel Of p
l tatoes; Mrs. Spanutuis, doz. oranges; Mrs. Pa
| L. Luckey, package Of corr starch, wheatine al
pudding preparation; Mr. Deibel pies, lart
box Of cakes; A. Foote & Co, gallon Of oyster
Merwin and Edward MCGOWAN, delivering don
l tions.
Ill Annual subscriptions received since Sc,
| tember 1:
Center church, by Miss Chaplain, $12.
Dwight Place church, by Mrs Camp, MI
Schoonmaker and Mrs. Fabrique, $1o6.25.
c Nile M street CHURCH by Mrs Lloyd $751;
Davenport church, by Mrs. Brown and Nj
8 Humphrey street church, by Mrs. Johnso
r / $46.05.
' | $3.50 ~ ' = -
L
l Thomson, $6250.
r Second Congregational church, Fair Haven,
4 | Mrs. Barnes, $125.
:. Whitneyvile Congregational church, by NJ
| Dickerman, $685..
l Trinity church, by Mrs. Easterbrook, $14,
l Mrs. Goodrich, $40.
: St Paul's church, by Mrs. English, $3.50;
Rockwell, $i7; St. Johns church, by Mrs Re r.
] field, $3.50; by Mrs. Hastings $825; St. jam,
3 church, by Mrs. Barnes, So; by Mrs. Salisbul
$3.50; Christ church. by Mrs. Chatfeld, 81
y | Grace church, by Mrs Biatchley, $3.50; Calva
Baptist church. By l Mrs Moulthrop, $3.50;
Mrs. Cooper, $46.25; by Miss Cooper, $751;
l. Grand avenue Baptist church, by Mrs. Robinse
I f$16.25; First M F. church, by Mrs. Sault, "a;
Mrs. Angus $3.50; Trinity NJ. E. church, by NJ
@ Lewis, SsS %; by Mrs Holbrook, $2s IS; Grace
street NJ E. church, by Mrs. Francis and M
mansfield, S14Io; Court street synagogus.
Messiah, by Mrs. Bolton, 5000.
L. F. CowLEs, Treasurer.