The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-07-21

lacker, Eva M. Grant, Nellie Nolan
 Grace Robinson. Nellie Hennepek, Wal
 ter Lane, each 25 cents c. w. Layman
 c. Adams, Robert Armstrong, each Il
 cents; George Brown, Carl Weiberg
 Anna Johnson, Lulu Sperry Mamie
 McGovern, Tillie Umbricht, M. Ken neatly, Margaret Smith, Addie Shum' way, Viola Scofield, Grace Pratt, M
 Sperry, M Childs, E. Bartholomew
 Lottie Wightman, Maggie Roache, An
 nie Wertz, Clara Graves, M. Schappa
 G. Maynard, Margaret Legg, Mrs. Pei
 kins, L. McFarlane, Lulu Francis, Mrs
 Kelley Ida Finch, Edna Sackett, Annie
 Linke, F. Wood, Ida Lyman l.. Butts
 taedt, Marargee Cusick, Jennie Dent
 Grace Benedict, each 10 cents; total for
 packing room, s6.G0.
 | Set of china and children's clothing,
 Mrs. J. A. B. Hemingway and Mrs. Bray; white wrapper, Mrs. Eli w. ! Blake; clothing and fancy articles, Mrs. Nene Parmelee; crockery, Mrs Elias
 Dickerman; old damask, Mrs. Umber- field; sheetng, Mrs. S. F. Foote; 1
 nightdresses, H. D. Franklin's Sunday 1 school class; 2 table cloths, 1 cape, Miss Welch, F dozen napkins, Mrs. w. T.
 Bartlett; 1 flannel sacCue, Mrs. La-
 tham 1 dozen tumblers, pitcher and
 reading matter Mrs c. l.. Johnson; 10
 infants garments, Kings Daughters of
 Plymouth church. second hand cloth
 ing, Mrs. J. H. Augur; reading matter,
 Mrs. Gilbert; papers breakfast food, Mrs. Underwood; pairs mittens, Mrs.
 Tuttle bundle of clothing, Mrs. Ner- | tt,,,
 Mrs Kranebill; book Miss Hollister;
 reading matter, Mrs. l.. w. Bailey Rubber store. F. A. Gesner E. P. Judd Co, Pallman's. Rogowsk's, M. Mann x
 Son, Mendel & Freedman, Munson X Co.,, Brooks X Co, Grand Union Tea Co.,; Dixwell avenue market, cans
 clans, 1 package codfish; friend, soap;
 R. G. Baldwin. l bag flour; Mrs. pr.
 Conversa, books; MT Hayes, 1 bag flour; Mrs. Hemingway, clothes; Mrs.
 Hammond, clothes; A. H. Breggia,. clock; T. w. Corbett, 1 white dish GOV CT, tin coffee pots, fly traps; Catin
 Bros, loaves bread; Mrs. Smith, quilts and dishes; Jared Warner, four
 George F. $. Miller, flour; German X Bowditch 1 dozen pumpkins; C. R. Mansfield, 1 ham; Miss Benton, cook cry; A. Dickerman, canned goods; P. J.
 Welch, 1 shoulder; Jared Warner, bag flour; M E. Terrell, 1 bushel potatoes; Mrs. Williams clothing; Mrs. Dicker- man, apples; Mir. Vorhees. bundle; Mrs Williams, bundle: Rev MT. Kerr, do,; Mrs Lenox. do.; Mrs. w. A. Borden, bundle of clothing: Mrs c. H. War dell, do.: Mrs N. o. Norton. do.; Mrs. w. c. Harman, do.: Mrs F.. w. Auger, do.; Mrs. Payne. bundle of clothing; Mrs. Macdonald. pillow cases; Mrs. F. Clark, bundle; H. H. Smith, 3s ID. tea; Albert Smith, dishes; Mrs. Potvin, bun dle; New Haven Provision Co.,, 6 cans baked beans: M. F. Collett, 1 ID. tea; bakery, bread; Mrs. W. $. Rowe, cloth ing; Mrs. Edward Newton, bundle clothing; William Weber l bag flour; $. Bishop, millinery; Bennett X Dutch CT, coffee H. w. Crawford, high chair; Mrs. George Dayton, box salve; O. A. Rose bag flour; D. M Smith, l bag flour; Mrs s. Nj. Brown barrel of clothing; Mrs. Burwell, 6 jars jelly; friend, comfortable G. C. Peck, over coat; Mrs. Austin, hose; Mrs. Dudley, linen; Cook cigar store, l box cigars; A. Metcalf, 1 box soap; F. D. Everett, 1 box flour; Dr. Decsi, old clothing: Hub bard barber shop, 1 case soap; F, Mar kle, bottles catsup; c. F. Wissert, 5 boxes cocoa, 5 boxes baking powder, 1 boxes gelatine; c. Kipp 1 bag flour, , lbs. beans, lbs. coffee; H. Strack, | cans pumpkin; Vochler Bros. , pack aes breakfast flakes; William Boettger, 1 bottle wh!skey; Arnold's fish market, ! 5 lbs. fish Bee Hive store (Mendle), 3 1 pair stockings, 3 vests; Paul Jente X British fought stubbornly until night Bro, leg beef, l shoulder beef; Hull's . Bazaar, 1 wrapper, hats; Mrs. Charles [ Kasten, 1 garment; q. F, Gerner, bag of flour, bacon A. Sattig, ham; friend. | c. B. Vandine, soap; F. c. Bushnell Co.,, 1 bag silt, box soap; A. Waggner, cans salmon; Mir. Garser, bread rolls, cake; Mrs. Baer, 1 bag flour; A. W. Dedrich, bread; A. A. Gi- sele, bag fliur; New England Dairy Co, tub of butter; E. A. Chatfield Co.,, 1 dozen toilet paper; T. $. Calhoun X Co.,, box coffee; C. F. Hart & Co.,, ham; F. F. Nichols, l dozen corn; A. Williams, radishes, string beans, let tuce; c. T. Downes & Son, packages of prepared four packages washing soda; w. Strets, 10 lbs corned beef, is bushe turnips; A. Scheffer, 1 bag cakes; A. Rieges, i can soap; c. F. Tulete. boxes table salt J T. Bon- taum, bags flour; Lightbourn, Pond Co.,, cakes soap 2 cakes backing, ? cakes polish, mop handles, 1 bottle oil, mouse traps; fruit store, fruit; bakery, bread, MT. Monson, tea, Booth market, meat; MT. Moran, tin ware; AL Ing, druggist, soap; MT. Spencer, soap Notion store, stockings; F, L. Leighton & Co., carving set; Gilbert bakery, bread and cake; R. A. Benham pair shoes; c. J. Benham, l bag flour; Bry- Tn, Miner & Read. 1 barrel flour; John 3. Richards. bushel potatoes: O. C. 3lenner & Co, i tub jelly, case cat sup; E. Schwaner, 1 box crackers; c. c. Andrews & Co.,, 1 capon; 22t State treet,2 packages breakfast food; J. II, Rubin, 12 dozen shoe polish; ]. D. )ewell 1 barrel flour; J. P. Augur, bs. coffee; M. Zunder &s Son, 1 case ( nacaroni, case vermicelli, 1 sweet oil; ohm F. Marsh, 2 cans metal polish; c. ,. Leete X Co., 3 boxes soap; Foote Co, order for fish Keller Ss Bullard, able; New Haven Paper Co., station ry, E. E. Hall, 1 case corn D. NJ. Velch, l case tomatoes; N. l.. Frank, i
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