Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-10-23
NEW HAVEN ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The Annual Donation Day Next
ThursdaY-Great Need of Confined

The Annual Donation Day Next
Thursday-Great Need of Continued
Generosity in Contributions.
The annual donation day of the New
Haven orphan asylum comes next Thurs
day and, as usual, much interest prevails
over the event. The public will without
doubt bs liberal in their aid to the orphans
as in days of yore. The asylum, in COM
mon with the rest of the world, feels the
effects of the times. AS says Major
Barnes, president of the Donation Day as
ISOLATION, in his address to the public in
behalf of the institution:
SIN calling the attention of our citizens
| to the annual Donation Day of the New
Haven orphan asylum we are fully aware
that our city, in common with the rest of
the country, Is suffering from the financial
panic of the last summer, but this very
fact lays upon the community the nsces-
sity of liberal donation, as the causes
that reduce the income and wages of our
citizens increase the burdens of the asylum
In Its work of caring for the children
placed in its care.
1.-THE committee feel that it is only neces-
sary to bring these facts to the attention of
our citizsns, with that other fact that the
|
population causes constant growth in the
work and expense of conducting this home
charity, making it absolutely necessary
| that the donations of our citizens each
| year shall not fall off but rather increase
to meet the necessities of this growth.
"Members of the association will can
vass for donations as usual, but persons
willing to contribute and not likely to be
called upon, or who are expecting to be out
l IT,, bat Iox w
:. quested to leave their offerings with any Of
the banks, the postofice, any member Of
/ the association, or to send the same to thu
president of the association"
The donation day committee who vii
call upon our citizens Thursday are:
President, T. Attwater Barnes; vice pres
| ident, Frederick A. Belts; treasurer, Georg
| q. Ford; secretary, Charles D. Nicoll; as
sistant secretary, Samuel F. Punderson.
q Executive committee, Loren 81. Stan
r nard, William A. Harris, Edward I. At
q Sonnenberg, s. O. Fleetwood, John W
Lowe.
, Chairman of connection districts, A
Robert Veitch, jr.; B, John @. North; G
John W. Lowe; D, Henry Hlllmsn; E. Ii
/ Sonnenberg; F, L. Ell. Stannsrd G, I
t Ludington; q, G. Il. Wardell.
f General committee, G. G. Andrew, q
4 W. Asher, Ward Bailey, E. W. Bald wiz
+ F. w. Baldwin, Roger s. Baldwin, N. N
q Bsssett, Thomas A. Bassett, Frank a
q Beokley, George NJ. Beers, A. o. Benedic
- A. Bowman, Edward E. Boyd, Henri
70 Bretzfelder, B. e. Brown, NJ. W. Burwsll, f
y Bushnell, John Il. Cannon, John N. Chan
i pion, Edwin Chatterton, L D. Chidse,
4 Clarence W. CLARK, David Il. Clark, L v
!. Cleavelsnd, Benjamin II. Cobb, G.
" Cornwall, ]. B. Cunningham, Clarence
Damn, S. 81. Dawson, R. B. DeBusse,
l. James Denver, J. D. Dewell, jr., W. Q.
" Dickinson, DR.. R. F. Doran, B. Il. Dou
d lass, jr., F. G. Earle, b. b. Ensign, Wi
fred Ford, VIII n. Fulton, John F. Cafe
"a J. Gallagher, jr., Edward o. Gruener, !
l. J. Hayes, L. G. Hemingway, jr., A.
to Hitler, R. E. Hofer, F. A. Hesmer, Jot
n A. Hull, f. E. Hum, A H. Hurlburt,
F. James, Joseph @. johnson, James
Killsm, Charles Kleiner, q. NJ. Roche
sperger, Wileon B. Lee, Harry Leigh, Sc
/. mour G. LOOMS, T. Fl. Macdonald, Jot
al T. Manson, Joseph B. Msnville, A. Nc
Aathewson, G. B. Matthevman, ]. Ms
ne thewman, Charles F. McCabs, ]. Y. N
as Dermott, V. F. Mcneil. q. D. Munson,
er S. Munson, A. E. Newhall, Edwin
S. B. Oyiatt, Henry s. Peck, 81. 7. Pee
W. J. Peck, John q. Phillips, F. 81. Russe
eI George 81. Scranton, Charles Smith, j
% seph II. Smith, D. S. Thomas, S.
as Thompson, D. B. Tucker, F. G. Tnttle,
IN B. Tuttle, W. P. Tuttls. Isaac NJ. Ultima
no b. A. Warner, F. W. Watterson, Roman
ct Wells, James E. Wheeler, Frank E. WI
es chell, George B. Woolson, s. A. York,
VI Honorary members, General E. E. Bra
IN ley, General George 81. Ford, General
60 E. Merwin, General E, S. Greeley, He
N. D. Sperry, Captain Richard Peck, Jo
G. Chapman, Colonel A. G. Hendrick, p
feesor W. E. Chandler.
Z" In addition to this source of aid, pril
ed circulars will be left as usual at t
ID factories for small donations. Last u
tie the small gifts from the employees of
Ter various factories aggregated one-quarter
. the entire amount of the cash donation
20 and this is about the regular average FRI
nd | this source every year.