The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12
LIST OF THE DONATIONS
TO THE NEJF HAVEN ORPHAN
 ASYLUM.


 nation Day, October 22nd Last-cash
 Coiiections-ResuIts by the Various
 Collectors
 Donation Visit October 22, 1903.
 With thanks for all gifts, those of time, work, sympathy, money and mer- chandise, the managers of the New Ha- ven Orphan Asylum desire to make mention of the visible results of the do- nation visit of 1903 as follows:
 Mrs. J. B. Robertson, $20O; friend, s10O; Mrs. N. A. Baldwin. s75, of which $50 is for, the Nina-Lynette Nursery; Mrs. J. D, Wheeler, $50; Mrs. D. B. Thompson, $25; Mrs. K. B. Trowbridge, Mrs. W. E. Miller, Mrs. H. P. Hoadley, A. D. Osborne, each s2O; Mrs. N. D. Sperry. Mrs. A. s. Holt. Mrs. w. F. Day, Mrs. e. B. Peets, MT. and Mrs. F. $. Bradley, E. H. sperry, each s1O; Mrs. J. w. Mansfield, Mrs. G. A. Harmount, eMrs. W.B. Bristol, Mrs. B. P. Tibbals, Mrs. $. M. Bradley, Mrs. N. l.. Garfield, Mrs. c. H. Ford, Mrs. J. P. c. Foster, each s5; Miss F. M. Warnick, $S; Miss E. B. Gilbert, Miss A. F. Bradley, friend, each s2; Mrs. G. G. Lewis, Mrs. I. s. Dickerman, Mrs. M. J. Northrop, Mrs. T. A. Bostwick, Miss M. Crane, Miss Anna ". Howe, two friends, each s1; Mrs. J. Beach, Gertrude Nash, friend, each cents; charity box, $2.16; amount received by ladies at asylum, $63o.66; from James B. Wheeler, presi- dent Donation Day association, $4,946.- 0s; total, s5,576.75.
 SUNDRIES.
 The New England Dairy Co.,, 5 gall Ions ice cream; the Robert Veitch Co, 8 Boston ferns; Mrs. Lewis w. Emmons, Detroit, water color picture of asylum as it looked in 1863; Mrs. Edward Tick nor, shirt waists, skirt; Mrs. c. c. FL well, books; Mrs. M. D. Hotchkiss, books, stencil drawings; Mrs. Eliza Giles, catnip for the asylum cat; Mar guerite Damn, dress, skirts; Ruby Damn, jacket, skirts; B. F. Winston, dozen Whisk brooms; F.. O. Rollins, car-g pet rags; friend, magazines; John Ul-. rich, toys, books; Mrs. Deane, toys;5 Mrs. E. s. Johnston, 2 friends, clothing each; police department, services of two policemen. .sss s sst COLLECTED BY JAMES E. WHEEL # FER, M. SONNENBERG, GEORGE H.
 FORD, HENRY w. MERWIN AND
 HENRY H. TOWNSEND.
 For faVors received by the donation day committee the officers wish to ten der thanks as follows: To the Morning Journal and Courier, the Evening Lead CT Co., the Palladium Co, Register Publishing Co, the New Haven Union Co. and the Saturday Chronicle for very liberal favors and special courtesy; J. H. Candee, taking pictures for newspa- per article; Healy 6 Asher, for use of Music Hall as headquarters; Southern New England Telephone Co., use of tel sphone: John R. Rembert 6 Co.,, pass books for collectors; Curtiss & Bradley, envelopes; the Price & Lee O., maps of New Haven; Arthur Chambers and Miss s. J. Palmer, addressing envel- opes, &c.; The Charles Monson Go, 50 yards cloth for notices for teams; Men, dell & Freedman, 39 1-2 yards ribbon for badges; Rogowski & CO, ribbon for cash donation cards; Frank B. Harris, R. c. Henze, c. w. Rawson, Rida Sign Go, Gustave A. Yungermann, painting notices for teams each; c. E. Twitch- ell & Co, painting notices for teams and cash donation cards; Joseph H. Mcdonald, David B. Currie, James l.. Nesbit, Sisk Bros, Charles Audley, George N. Coe and M. c. Schwaner, use of carriage each; the F. c. Bushnell O.. R. G. Davis, J. D. Dewell 6 Co, Dillon & Douglass, the Gamble Desmond Co, Abner Hendee, the s. A. Lewis Storage and Transfer Go, the Edward Malley Go, Miner, Read & Garrette, the Smed-
 'sSuoIsq eu ley Co, D. M. Welch & Son, and Hugh Plunkett, use of truck each; the Peck & Bishop Go, use of truck and wagon; the Booth Meat O., A. Basserman, the Howe & Stetson O., Stoddard, Gilbert & Co, and Arthur Tennant, use of wagon each. COLLECTED AT HEADQUARTERS
 BY T. F. HUDSON, D. c. SIMPSON
 AND H. F. WARREN.
 G.E. Haight, $10; H. c. Warren, Will liam E. Chandler, each $5; G. L. Arm. strong, B. Herman, MT. Stahl, each $1; total, s23. FIRST WARD-ISAAC WOLFE,
 MAN-COLLECTED BY H.
 H. ToWNsHEND AND c. E. LA x ROM. -. s
 Miss Winchester, Dominican Fathers, each $5; Miss M. J. Daggett, Miss s. E. Daggett, friend, each $2; Mrs. G. R. Cady, Mrs. w. A. Beardsley, the Misses Chaplain, each $1; Mrs. H. J. Kellogg, Mrs. James Walter, A. A. White, 5 friends, each 50 cents; friends, each 25 cents; Mrs. Snow, 23 cents; friend, 20 cents; total, $25.18. F..
 COLLECTED BY M. H. LEWIS AND
 c. E. P. SANFORD.
 The Edward Malley Co.,, $25; employees the Edward Malley Co.,, $15.95; em- ployes the Gamble Desmond Co.,, $13.5O; J. S. Hemingway, $10; the Misses Day, e. B. Wooster, Canada & Robertson, Gruener Bros, each $5; Harmon Bros, s; F. A. Hauff, J. P. Bree, L. L. Stod- dard, M. H. Lewis, New Haven House, ~ vxT Q re T Ias