The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-04-26
LOCAL FRISCO FUND.
SAMUEL HEMINGWAY REPORTS
SUM OF 1904 10.

Over S6,OOO-AdditionaI Subscriptions
Yesterday.
The generosity of New Ravens and
Connecticut's citizens seems not to cool
with lapse of time, the contributions
to the San Francisco relief fund con-
tinuing to flow into the local reservoir.
where it is collecting for the west.
John Currier Gallagher, secretary OF
the Chamber of Commerce, reports that
associations donation to have passed
the $4,000 mark yesterday and still
growing. Henry c. Rowe, who had al
ready given $1OO, increased that ottier-
ing to $3.50.
Thomas Hooker, state secretary OF
the Red Cross, received $1,000 from
Bridgeport and 1929 from Hartford
This, added to $2S, 1O3.76 received up to
Tuesday, makes $964O276. Besides this,
Samuel Hemingway, local treasurer OF
the Red Cross has received $6'oSo'So
since the last list was printed, Naking
grand total of $42,99S61. To this
amount should be added $1,000 sent IN
direct by the Chamber of Commerce
and $4,000 sent yesterday by the
Knights Of Columbus, and the total
sent from this city will figure up prac-
tically $4,000, but there are other sums
received by local agencies which WILL
even increase this amount.
The amount forwarded yesterday to
Thomas Hooker, state Treasurer of the
National Red Cross, w. II. Newton OF
Wallingford, for the San Francisco re-
lief fand was $51S.42
The Red Cross society is already ar
ranging for the transportation OF
clothing to the sufferers and donations
of clothing and linens Of all kinds VIII
be thankfully received at the United
Workers headquarters, 200 Orange
street, from 10 to y and from to 4
o'clock.
Following are the contributions re-
received by Samuel Hemingway at the
Second National bank since the last re-
port:
Charles s. scoville. IS; a friend, S.;
Veterans bazaar, rifle range, 1915; p. L.
Catlin, IS; M. G. Nanny, So; Mary $.
Hord, 50; Eleanor Miles, Sadie Bradley
Bertha Hensworth, Josephine Biggar
| Sadie Utter Jessie Hurst, Esther Sur
ley, Mildred Smith, Mary Broodbelt,
| Helen White, f. A. Streeter Mabel
Long, Christine Randall, Marion L..
Young, Pauline Hasselbach, Lima Has
| selbach. Minnie Hasselbach, each ST.
Mrs. V. G. Mcdonald, $40; Philip Has
selbach, SO; B. C. Freeman, Rita Vein
garten, Anna Dammerllng, Lillian
Volknan, Lottie Gloss, Katherine
Mueller, Helen Mueller, Louise Beck,
Miss Ingan, each 50 cents; Henry r.
Lang, SIS; Lancraft Bros, s25; John s.
Forelet, IS; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H.
! Graves, $40; Malleable Iron Fittings
! Co., of Branford, Alfred e. Hammer,
treasurer, 800; w. V. Bradley, $751; Will
liam r. Demarest, $40; Mary A. Hine,
SIS; George l.. Fox, $40; DR.. w. w.
Hawkes., $10 H. & T. McCluskey &
Sons, $25; Mr. and Mrs Henry Barnett
Leonard, $25; Albert y. Colburn $40;
DR.. H. M. Steele, SIS; A. Kafka & Co,
SIS; Mrs. F. E. Edgar, 81; Mrs H. N.
Nettleton, $1.2O; friend, So; First Con-
gregationa1 church. West Haven, A7. 80;
/ George A. Heublsch, $40; A. Rosenberg,
$40; Governors Foot Guard, by j. F..
Fairchild. treasurer $S265O; Jonathan
N. Rowe, controller for sums collected
1894; Dwlfht Place Congregational
church, 800; w. ], sheehan Co., $25;
employees Of W. J. Sheehan Co., 50;
cash, R. r. c., 80; George o. Crutten-
den 500. This makes total Of $t6,-
044.10 to date.
William F. Hasselbach, a Chape
street eonfectioner, turned over to the
fund the sum of 1912 received by him
as a mileage fee for attending a muir
der trial as q witness
The executive committee appointed
by Burton Mansfield by instruction Of
the general committee met yesterday
afternoon and organized with Mayor
Studley as chairman, and John G. Gal
lagher as secretary A committee O
three was appointed to draw up new
appeal which will probablye be ISSUED
this morning.
Controller Rowes fund for the relic
at San Francisco reached total of 81,
O56 yesterday The subscriptions re
ceived being as follows:
Previously acknowledged, $40. %; Smitl
Brothers, SIS; Whatsoever club So; D
Boschen. IS; George S. Linde 50; B
Bretzfelder, 81.
Supreme Knight j.. T. Hearn yester
day sent $4,000 to State Deputy Georg
A. Connolly of San Francisco for tn
benefit Of the members Of the Knight
Of Columbus, who are in need of aid
= It is expected that more funds will b
/ forwarded by the national council a
: they are received. Supreme Knigh
Hearn has received pledge Of $500
!, from the Philadelphia members of tn
{ order; $1,000 from Pittsburg, and 5000
: from Denver. If the necessities shout
g warrant, the national council could un
= doubtedly send another $4,000 In YER
few days.
The International Typographica
union has sent bulletins to every loca
in the country calling for aid to tn
printers in San Francisco and in whic
i is stated that every printing office
that city was destroyed by the earth
i quake and fire. The printers there ha
i succeeded in winning out in the eight
hour fight and were just about recov
ering when the wreck came. The loca
men are responding to the call Loyalty
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