The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-10
REPORT OF THE DONATIONS TO THE HOME FOR THEFRIEND- LESS.

Collected June 1 19O2-Donation Day. With many thanks to all those friends that gave us gifts of money and of merchandise, also of time and work, We feel greatly indebted, especially to the collectors.
 The committee now present the fol- lowing detailed list of donations: For favors received, the committee wish to tender their thanks to the Reg ister Publishing Co.,, Morning Journal and Courier, Evening Leader, New Ha- ven Union and Palladium Go. for spec ial courtesy to John A. Platt for use of store at No. Center street for kead- quarters; to Price, Lee & Atkins Go. for printing window cards; for use of teams. J. D. Dewell & Co.,, l.. c. psafe & Son, George Coe, Peck & Bishop. Henry Russell, P. c. Allen and c. R. Mansfield
 AMOUNT RECEIVED AT HEAD
 QUARTERS.
 The Greist Manufacturing Co. and employees. $1650; Henry W. Pardee, the Strong Barnes. Hart & Co.,, $10 each; the o. B. North & Co. and employees, s9; the Geometric Drill Co. and em- ployes, S5.35; the C. Cowles S Co., and employees. $5.25; Rev. Anson Phelps Stokes. Reynolds & Co.,, East street, each s5; the Misses Hotchkss, $2: Miss Adelne Forbes Sanford, $1; Mrs. s. l.. Blatchley, 50c.; friend, &c.,; amount re- ceived from collectors s73144; amount received from ladies, S43S,75; headquar- No $1,2S9S4.
 TAKEN IN BY THE LADIES AT
 THE HOME
 Miss S. V. Hotchkiss, $100; Dr. T. H. Bishop, $50; Mrs. Rutherford Trow- bridge, Mrs. Chas. H. Townshend, each $25: Justus $. Hotchkiss Mrs. F. B. Dexter, each $20; w. E. Downs, $15; Mrs. T. H. Bishop, Mrs William L. Kingsley, Charles E. Graves, John Bradley, Arthur T. Osborne, Henry T. Blake, each $10; Mrs. Dening Duer, the Misses Day. Miss E. M Beardsey, Ritehie & Johnson, Mrs. R. c. Stiles, Mrs. T. P. Gibbons, Mrs. William T. Fields, Mrs. S. D. Bowers, Mrs. E. W. Potter Mrs. Thomas B. Osborn, Mrs. Thomas R. Trowbridge, Mrs. B. Shon- finger, Mrs. J. E. Sherlock, each $5: Mrs. S. $. Brewer, $3; friend by Mrs. Hill, $250; Mrs. Mary Ann Hogber, Mrs. E. F. Hill, Mrs. J. W. Metcalf Miss Kate E. Coleman, Mre. Leslie Moulthrop, Mrs. Elihu T. Sanford, J. w. Hickox, Mrs. George P. North, each $2, Mrs. E. D Mix, S1.50: Miss Emma Ty- Tor, Mrs. R marta Wells, Mrs. Henry E Herz Miss Elizabeth Dewell Snuth, iss Brirtnall. Miss E. F. Hall, Miss Jn- lia Pendleton, Edmund Pendleton, Miss Augusta J. Cooper, each $1: Mrs. E. r. Tyler Charlie Anderson. each 5Oc.; Miss Smith, Miss Van Tassell each 25c; friend, 2Oc; Mite Chest, Sc.
 Steadfast Circle, Kings Daughters, of the Howard avenue Congregational church, comfortable; Mrs. Romanta Wells, hat: Mrs. w. w. White, maga- zines; friend, dozen spools thread; MT. Whittlesey, ? packages clothing; Mrs. l.. Salisbury, loaf cake.
 DAVID R. ALLING. COLLECTOR.
 H. M. Tower, barrel flour; F. A. & D. R. filling, Benedict x Co.,, w. F. Gil- bert & Co.,, the l.. c. Gilbert Co, Me Cusker & Schroeder the H. A. Stevens Co.,, H. Ronald x Son, the D. T. Welch Co.,, T. E. Neugent & Co.,, through Mrs. Hotchkiss, M. Spier & Co.,, each ton coal.
 B. B. SAVAGE AND F. H. BROWN,
 COLLECTORS. $16O.75.
 Mrs. Ann s. Farnam, $50; Henry w. Farnam, S25: Mrs William Hillhouse, Miss E. Betts, friends, each $1O; Miss M. D. Porter, J. M, Hoppin, Mrs Lynde Harrison, Mrs. Mary P. Wade, Miss H.