The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-11-12


 H. MollOy, Rev. J. o. Bergh, friend, each $1; G. Throm, John Cueren, each 50 cents; G. Perry, 25 cents; Italians, each 10 cents; total. s126.75.
 SandersOn Fertilizer & Chemical Co.,, order sor 800 lbs. fertilizer.
 SIXTH WARD-ISAAC M. ULLMAN,
 CHAIRMAN-COLLECTED BY J.
 SMITH AND F. W. ADLER.
 Strouse, Adler & Co.,, $50; United Sewing Circle of Orange street temple, $10; the Springfield Rubber Tire Co.,, G. H. Dayton, Russell Bros, the Buck ingham-Routh O.. the George M. Grant Co.,, Spier & Co.,, A. E. Lebrun, Hoggson & Pettis Manufacturing O., each $5; the F. s. Platt Co.,, 8; E. E. Nichols, F. P. Quinn, Dr. James Kelley, each g; T. H. Hermann, $1.1S; W. T. Holmes, John Erbsen, W. T. Barnum, w. B. Hall, W. G. Cunning, Mac Print ing Corporation, E.. H. Judd, friend, each $1; Joseph Adler, c. HaIfinger, W. Scholl, friend, each 50 cents; total, $12O.- IS.
 Morning Journal and Courier, receipt ed bill for year; Thompson & Belden, box paint; s. s. Adams, barrel crack CTS; R. J. Smith, 6 cans squash; Stone & Norton, barrel vegetables: G. H. Vogler, Kautz Bros, rndse. each; F. T. Goodwin, Centennial American Tea Co.,, coffee each; the Bronson & Platt Co.,, case oatmeal; s. Galpin, coffee boiler; A. Williams, basket apples, squash; the Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.,, box crack cry; the Booth Meat O., order for 100 lbs. sausage; the A. Foote Co, order for S5 worth fish; R. Russell, bread; H. Frankenberger, dozen caps; New Ha- ven Paper Co.,, Kilborn Bros, B. M. Cans, stationery each; E. B. Hall & Son, case canned goods; F. William Schneider cloth; Jacob Sheiff1e, bacon; Johnson & Bro., case eatsup; Gilson American Tea Co.,, fish broiler; G. W. Brandt X Co.,, caps; M. s. Rosen- cines for month; the Elm City Manu- featuring O., toys; W. J. Rohan, 6 carts. COLLECTED BY J. A. FULL AND c.
 E. DICKEY.
 The H. B. Ives Co.,, s10; E. Stannard & Son, s5 Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1, s3.75; Engine House No. 2, the Hubbell & MerWin Co, each $2; the Elm City Brass Co, c. F. Evarts, Herrick & CoWell, c. J. Brooks, Mrs. William Church, friend, each s1; C. M. Manning, friend, each 50 cents; friend, 25 cents; total. $40.
 Farren Bros. Co, 9 spring beds; Eli Morris. order for $3 worth of tool sharp- ening. COLLECTED BY R. J. CRANE, J. H. THOMPSON, c. F. sTAHL, F. A.
 THOMPSON, $. J. VEIL AND H.
 W. DEWEY.
 P. J. Kelly, $10; N. Kreutler Sons & Co, Rev. John Russell, Barnes Tool Co.,, employees Ideal Manufacturing Co.,, each S5; w. H. McDonald, friend, each g; P. Goggins, pr. Fleischner. Rourke Bros, c. F. Bradley, F. Hettich, J. E. Casey, J. Callahan, R. M. Sheridan, F. Clyne, each $1; T. Walpole, J. Grady, c. Antz, J. Kleine, Miss Dellahanty, C.. Kane, A. D. Zeeck, M. T. Shanley, F. Apsel, MT. Keegan, J. Maley, H. Gold stone, Mrs. Healey, Mrs. Cappallo, each 30 cents; Hoffmeister Bros, Mrs Clonghsey, D. c. Hayman, A. Caporos- ga, MT. cullinan, P. w Sutton, Charles Grieb, P T. Sweeny, John Adler, A. Hollworth, J. King, A. J. Thalberg, S. Cammerer, Mrs. F. w Ziegler, Mrs. Liebmann, P. Lynch, 2 friends, each 25 cents; c. W. Ching, 20 cents; friend, 15 cents; H. Muse, 2friends, each 10 cents; total. $55.25. A, Glickstein x Son, bottles machine oil: Jacobson & Diamond, bottle wine; s. Bonoff, stockings; Browns fish mar ket, eodfish; Max Cans, tea; G. Smer- noff, candy: c. Fleisehner, B. Lapidos, soap each; R. Stillman, hat; s. Weiss, caps; l. Opper, picture; MT. Silverman, beets, celery; J. T. Eagny, tooth brush es; Mrs. F. w. Gaffney, J. A. Warner, potatoes each: the M. J. Beck Go, bot tie wine; M. Fameu, shirt; A. D. Rid- finger, bushel potatoes; B. Lifshitz. unl- brella; Charles Pager, 6 caps; Maher Bros, Mrs. S.. Sax, ham each; H. &. Fisher, hats; L. Mature, groceries; O.. Schmidt, tobacco; J. Aaron, 2 cuhtains; IT. Murray, shoes; M, Gowdy, dozen loaves bread; Miss K. Shea, 2 hats; H. F'Ieischman, shoes; J. P. Deegan, box soap: A. Dam, fruit; E. M. & M. Walsh, 1-2 gross spoons, hods; A. Bittner M. Cap1an, J. Mignone, J. F. Shanley, J. Cassidy & Son, Fonacian Bros, l.. Bernstein, M. Cohn, Mir. MeLeman, M, Hogan, T. F. Mfniter, friends, B. Goldberg, J. Uhl, G. W. Cooper, P. Goode, D. vece, F. Holman, M. L. Shorr, Hartman & Miller, A. J. Graf, Seheuer & Son, S. Cohn, s. z. Field, w. H. Unmack, mde. each; L. Rothschild X .Bro, 6 rugs: Miss Lowe, hats; A. i Sachs. mdse. ..H .. ... | COLLECTED BY F. S. CONKLIN
 AND c. K. HUTCHINSON. Employees L. Candee & Co.-Shoe cut ting department, S2; sole making de- partment $1.55; boot making depart ment, $1S.25; shoe making department, | $43; arctic making department, S51.90; strap making department, S2.35; back making department, $1215; last depart ment, s5.15; shoe packing department, $7.75; boot packing department, $3.75; joiner and washing department, $1.25; varnish and shoe carving department, $11.35; upper cutting department, $9.S5; cloth cutting department, s9.45; total, $179.75; employees New Haven Clock 1 Co.,, $164.25; o. B. North & Co.,, and em- ployes, s22.5O; employees Reynolds & Co.,, SIP; the Warner-Miller Co.,, Rey- holds & Co.,, each s1o; the Damn Bros. & O., $S; F. J. Hogan, E. Klenke, D. J.