The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-24
DONATION DAY.
Gifts for the Orphan Asylum to be Made
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow.
The New Haven Orphan asylum
demonstrates It's broad, practical chart
ty for homeless, helpless children every
day in the year. 1t deserves public
support, and depends upon it. This
years opportunity of sharing in that
support Is at hand. To give is to
help. To withhold is to hinder The
Donation Day falls upon Thursday,
October 25. Upon that day, through
authorized volunteer collectors, the
managing committee will make I'M
firing effort to visit every family, fac
tory, store, office and workshop in New
Haven. Please be ready with money
or other gifts.
In attempting to accommodate all
eligible applicants, the asylum Is, OF
course, over-crowded and yearly run
ming expenses correspondingly in
creased. 1t is this condition of things
that necessitates an urgent appeal for
larger giving.
The committee for 1900 follows:
President-Seymour G. LOOMS.
Vice president---Jame5 e. Wheeler.
Treasurer-George II. Ford
Secretary-Edward 1. Atwater.
Assistant secretary-H. C. Fuller.
Executive commlttee--Roger S.
Baldwin, George M. Beers, James +.
Earle, s. c. Fleetwood, Samuel E. Pun
derson, Edwin P. Root M. Sonnenberg,
Edward S. Swift, T. S. Ward.
Chairmen of collection districts-1,
Herbert C. Fuller; 2, D. W. Blakeslee;
g. Charles T. Cannon; 4, j. Y. McDer-
mott; S, George r. Burgess; 6, Isaac
M. Ullinan; 7, Edwin p. Root; 8, M,
Sonnenberg; 9, V. f. Mcneil; 10, Fred
erick Hauff H. Alfred G. Gruener; II,
Walter p. Curtiss; 13, j. L. Williams
IA, Walter r. Downs; Is, Miles j.
Hotchkiss.
General committee-Fred M. Adler,
Clarence G. A1nes, Fred Amman, G. c.
Andrew, w. P. Appleyard, Ralph M.
Armstrong, Samuel r. Avis, f. G. p
Barnes, William e. Beecher Carl E.
Beers, F. A. Beckley, A. c. Benedict
]. M. Bennett, S. D. Belts, G. III. Bird
G. w. Birely, Carl #. Bollman, p. E.
Bowman, j. L. Bradley, w A. Bronson,
Charles E. Brown, George l.. Burton,
Robert F. Burwell, G. M. Campbell,
James H. Campbell, Wells Campbell,
John f. Cannon. Robert w. Chapman,
S. r. Chidsey, Ward Church, John S.
Coburn, Frank S. Conklin, George w.
Corey, William c.. Curtiss, Paul N.
Damn, s. H. Dawson, H. p. Downes,
Frederick B. Farnsworth Edward III.
Farren, William Farren, Benjamin
Fierstein, Frank r. Fisher, Ellsworth
I. Foote, A. C. Gardner, Clifford Gill
bert, Samuel Goodman, F. Ernest Hall,
F. S. Hamilton, William r. Hartung,
John A. Hauff, w. A. Hemingway,
Henry Hillman, Abel Holbrook, James
A. Howarth, jr., Charles w. Hoyt,
Charles X. Hutchinson, A. M. Johnson,
Joseph c. Johnson. Daniel A. Jones,
George A. Kilborn, John b. Kirby, Ar
thur r. Kirschner, II. M. Kochersper-
ger, J. George Kraft, Jonathan Fl.
Law, Moses H. Lewis, r. G. Lewis, jr.,
r. G. Lightbourn, Frederick M, Lloyd,
Dean B. Lyman, ]. r. Lyon, James Fl.
Mansfield, Henry Martin, jr., ]. M.
Marvin Frank H Mason, Frederick l..
Mead, Carl A. Mears, Phelps Montgom-
cry Ralph /. Munson, w. K Newport,
J. r. North, Harry y. Norton, Ralph
s. Pagter, John H. Pearce, George G.
Peck, w. ]. Peck, Oscar e. Perrigo,
John F. Post, Chauncey f. Reed, F. j.
Rice, Harry K. Rowe, A. A. Russell,
Chauncey E. Schroeder, j. w Schroed-
er, George H. Scranton, Fl. M. Shan
non, F. l.. Sherwin, A. b. Smpkin,
Earnest G. Simpson, James Sinclair ].
Glib Smith, Joseph H. Smith, S. D.
Smith, L. T. Snow, Carl r. Stahl, Percy
d. Steele Rudolph Steinert r. B.
Street, DR.. G. e. Strong, S. Fred Strong,
F. w. Sweet, Edgar Thomas, Stephen
e. Tibbals, Richard H. Tyner, Louis
M. Ullman, Edwin w. Voorhees,. Ell
more S. Wade, Frederick M. Ward, H
A. Warner Milton We'll, Isaac Wolfe,
H. S. Wooster Heaton H. Wright, J.
William Wright.
Honorary members-GeneraI e. f.
Bradley, General George H. Ford, Cen
eral S. E. Merwin, General e. S. Gree
ley, Hon. N. d. Sperry John G. Chap
man, Hon. A. c. Hendrick Professor
w. E. Chandler Major r. Attwater
Barnes, Frederick A. Belts, John G.
North, John T. Mason.