The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-05
HoxE FOR THE FRIsSDLEss.
Receipts for Donation and Thanksgiving
 Day.


 The managers of the Home of the Frlendless are desirous of expressing their thanks to the friends who have so kindly contributed to the needs of the institution during the past month. The following list does not contain the names of those who have contributed through the managers of the different churches, as their gifts will be acknowl- edged in the anuai report next month.
 Mrs. Nathan R. Baldwin $50: Mrs. ', B. Dexter. Dr. T. II. Bishop. Mrs. J. B. Robertson, Mrs. F. H. Trowbridgc. Mrs. D. Hayes Trowbridge. Mrs. Justus s. Hotchkiss, Mrs. o. F. Winchester, Mrs. T. G. Bennett. Mrs. Henry W. Farm ham, Mir. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, Mrs. Samuel Harris, Mrs. William E.Downes. each s25: Mrs Rutherford Trowbridge, Mrs. William s. Thomson. Mrs. Thomas R. Trowbridge, the Misses Ferry, Mrs. Matthias, Mrs. Henry Farnam, each s2o; Mrs. Edwin Marble. Miss Emily A. Betts Mrs. William L. Kingsley, Mrs. Henry B. Harrison, Mrs. F. H. Brown, Miss. s. V. Hotchkiss, the Misses Day, Mrs. J. D. Dewell. a friend, Mrs. God frey Dunscomb, Mrs. Elizur H. sperry, Mrs. Ell Whitney. Mrs. T. D. Hoolsey and Mfr. William Hillhouse. each $l0; Mrs. William Hillhouse. Mrs. Melcalf. Mrs. J. D. Duer, Mrs. L. A. Boardman, Mrs. Mary P. Wade. Mrs. Henry T. Blake, MT. c. F. Graves, Mrs William H. Thomson, MT. A. D. Osborne, Mrs. Thos. B. Osborne, Mrs. D. c. Phipps, Mrs. J. s. Griffing, Mrs. c. H. Town send, Mrs Ellsworth Foote, Mrs. J. T. Lyman, Mrs. George B. Farnam, Mrs. T. P. Gibbons, Mrs. Richard M. Everit, Mrs. E. Wayland Fellowes, Mrs. J. B. Sargent, Mrs. Andrew w. DeForest, Mrs. T. A. Barnes, Mrs. Mary Ann Hogben, Mrs. Henry Champion, Mrs. J. H. Foy, Mrs. W. K. Townsend, a friend, Mrs. J. s. H., Mrs. Francis Bacon, Mrs. George Day. MT. Henry T. Blake, each $5; Sewing society Court street syna- gogue, SS; Mrs. c. P. Wurts, Miss M. D. Porter, Mrs. L. Moulthrop, MT. Henry F. English, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. D. c. Collins, friend, Mrs. Camp. Mrs. Sam uel L. Bronson, Mrs. R. c. Stiles, Mrs. l.. L. Camp, the Misses Johnstone,
 
 Mrs. J. T. Goodrich, Mrs. A. T. Moul- throp, Mrs. A. H. Bishop. Mrs. Robert Peck, each g; Mrs. T. w. T. Curtis, Mrs. George B. Adams, Mrs. L. B. Judd, Miss E. Collins, Mrs. B. Kellam, Mrs. w. A. spalding, Mrs s. w. John- son, Mrs. McAlister, Miss McAlister, Mrs. Irving Fisher, Mrs. Talcott H. Russell. a friend by Mrs. Camp and Mrs. V. T. McNeil. each $1; MT. Pierce, 50 cents.
 For Thanksgiving: Mrs. Henry Far nam $5, Rev. w. E. vibbert, D. D., $5, United services of Fair Haven churches Thanksgiving day, $6.39; Mrs. Hoadley, l turkey; MT. Charles Reade turkeys. friend, turkey; pr. T. H. Bishop, tur- key; Mrs. F. P. Newton. turkeys: Mrs. O. F. Winchester, turkey and 1 bbl. apples; Mrs. T. G. Bennett, turkey; friend, turkey, ats. onions, 2qts. sweet potatoes 2 ats. cranberries, bunch of celery: Strong school, rooms l and ?, apples, potatoes, turnips, oranges, pop corn and nuts: Mrs. B. E. Hall, pack age of sugar; MT. w. R. Hoggett. 5 ats. milk. Mrs H. Fredricks, bushel of turnips, MT. Arthur B. Treat, 2 bush- els potatoes: Mrs. Skiff. 3 baskets of grapes: MT. Payson Orcult, 8 ats. milk: Mrs. William H. Thomson. bag of can dy for each inmate; Mrs. A. L. Cham berlain, bbl flour; J. V. Rattlesdorfer, 2 bags flour; Mrs. o. s. Wright, bag flour: S. E. Merwin & Son, hams and 20 lbs lard; Hurlburt Bros, ham; L. c. Pfaff & Son, 1 ham; c. B. Hart. 1 ham; J. F. Scheiffe1e, shoulder of ham; Robert Lutz, ham; F. A. Shaeffer, corned beef; Chas. Reed, box cod fish; Miss Rose Porter, 60 lbs. sugar; A. J. Beers, l can maple syrup; Gilbert & Thompson. s1 worth cut sugar; Mrs. P. M. schoonmaker, bbl. sweet potatoes: J. c. Nesbit & Co.,, apricots, potatoes and turnips; R. H. Nesbit & Co.,, bbl. apples; Moses Thomas, large package of tea; 'Spier 6 Co.,, ton coal; Mrs. R. M Everit, load of wood; George Rot man, # bbl. ceraline; Coe & Field, 25 lbs. rolled oats: George F. Gerner. 12 packages "Puritene"; Mrs. S. Lloyd Sal- isbury, 12 packages wheatine; Mrs. B. V. Reynolds, packages wheatine, 5 packages hominy; Mrs. Morris F. Tyler, 1s bbl. potatoes; P. Ferry, loaves of bread; J. Diebel, large box of cake; Mrs. J. s. Hotchkiss, biscuit, cake and crysanthemum Mrs. Briggs, loaf of cake; Mrs. F. R. Cooper, box of cake; John Bright. three baskets of decorated china; Robinson & Co.,. 12 china mugs, 15 small platters; T. W. Corbett, g plates, 9 vegetable dishes. 12 tea sups and saucers, ? gravy dishes, 1 platters, bowl, milk pitchers, sugar bowl. 8 teapot. 4 fruit dishes, 2 cans of april cots, and basket of potatoes and tur- nips; Bradley, Damn & Darlington com pany, dog. brooms; Mrs. J. c. North, furniture. mating and crockery; Brown Z & Durham chairs; Chamberlain 6 Co..