The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-25
NEW HAYEN onPHAN ASYLUM.
Annual Donation Day Tomorrow.
Give Literally.

Annual Donation Day Tomorrow
| Give Literally.
The following circular has just beer
! issued and speaks for itself to the char
| table in behalf Of the orphans:
| The New Haven orphan asylum dem
for homeless, helpless children every da!
| in the year. 1t deserves public sup
port and depends upon it. This year
opportunity of sharing in that support
| is at hand. To give is to help. Tc
withhold is to hinder. The New Haver
! orphan asylum Donation day falls upor
Thursday, October &c. Upon that day
through authorized volunteer collectors
the managing committee will make un'
firing effort to visit every family, fac
tory, store, office and workshop in New
Haven. Please be ready with money OF
other gifts.
In attempting to accommodate all eli
gible applicants the asylum is of course
overcrowded and yearly running eX-
penses correspondingly increased. 1t is
this condition of things that necessi-
tates an urgent appeal for larger Civ
ing.
Remember the Orphans
JOHN r. MANSON,
President Donation Day Committee.
JAMES e. WHEELER,
Secretary.
Donation Day Committee for 1892
President-John T. Manson.
Vice presdent-Samuel Fl. Read.
Treasurer-George H. Ford.
Secretary-James e. Wheeler.
Assistant secretary-Edward /. Atwa-
ter.
Executive ommittee-George M.
Beers, James p. Earle, S. c. Fleetwood,
Herbert C. Fuller, Seymour C. LOOMS,
Edwin Oviatt, Samuel f. Punderson,
Edwin P. Root and M. Sonnenberg.
Chairman of collection district,
Herbert G. Fuller; 2, D. w. Blakeslee;
3, Charles T. Cannon; 4, j. Y McDer-
mott; 5, Samuel III. Read; G, Isaac M.
Ullman; Z, Samuel H. Read; s, M. Son
nenberg; 8, Seymour G. LOOMS; 10,
James M. Bennett; II, Luzerne Luding-
ton; -, Alfred Gruener: 10, j. l.. Will
liams; IA, George A. Mlrick.
General ommittee-F'rederlck M. Ad-
Ter, Willis HI. Alling, Frederick Am
mann, C. C. Andrew, Roger S. Baldwin,
William e. Beecher, Carl e. Beers, f. A.
Beckley, A. C. Benedict, S. D. Belts, G.
w. Brely, p. E. Bowman, j. l.. Brad
ley, w. H. Bronson, c. E. Brown, G. F.
Burgess, G. NJ Campbell, Wells Camp
bell, James III. Campbell, John H. Can
non, LIE Grand Cannon, Louis Chamber
lain, Edward f. Coe, John S. Coburn,
Frank S. Conklin, George w. Crane,
Walter b., Curtiss, s. H. Dawson, w. A.
Doctor, Walter r. Downs, H. p.
Downes, John F. Gaffey, A. c. Gardner,
Samuel Goodman, r. M. Greenwood,
William r. Hartung, Frederick Hauff,
Charles E. Hamilton, H. M. Hodges,
Charles w. Hoyt, Samuel Hoyt, B. l.
F. E. Hum, John A. Hull,
Charles K. Hutchinson, A. M Johnson,
Joseph c. johnson, Daniel A. Jones, E.
I. Judson, r. w Keast, w. 7. Kelly,
George A. Kilborn, H. j. King, A. e.
J. George Kraft, ]. Kirby,
Moses Fl. Lewis, T. w. Lewis, jr., r. c.
Dean E. Lyman, James r.
Lyon, V. f. Mcneil, H. W. Machol Eli
John M. Marvin Frederick
L. Mead, Carl A. Mears, e. p. Merriam,
Robert Moody, w. K. Newport, John C.
North, j. Richard North, Herbert w.
Oviatt, Ralph Pagter, George C. Peck,
w. j. Peck, A. B. Read, Chauncey F.
Reed f. J. Rice, A. A. Russell, John E.
5chnautz, j. w. Schroeder, George III.
Scranton #. L. SherWin, James Sinclair,
Joseph H. Smith, S. d. Smith, l.. IT,
Snow, Carl f. NStahl, Rudolph Steinert
Frederick B. Street, S. H. Street, Frank
w. Sweet, Edward S. Swift, Edgar
Thomas, Gilbert Tullock, j. Birney Tut
lie, Richard H. Tyner, Robert veitch, !
r., Charles p Walker, Frederick M. |
Ward, H. A. Warner, Willard G. War |
EN-, Milton We'll, Frederic Brown Wells |
md Isaac Wolfe.
Honorary members-General E. E. |
Bradley, General George H. Ford, Cen
raj S. e. Merwin, General e. S. Greel- |
y, Hon. N. d. Sperry, Captain Richard |
Peck, John G. Chapman, Hon. A. G. |
Iendrick, Professor w. e. Chandler,
Major T. Attwater Barnes, Frederick
\. Belts and John c. North.