The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-28
MOTHERS AID ACKNOWLEDGES
List of Donations of the Past Two
 Months.


 with appreciation the gifts sent to the two nurseries at 69 Greene street, and 311 George street. Here is the list of the donors and gifts, sent during Nov. and December, 1907: Mrs. Max Miller,i months rent for one mother 's' tatN r ars' 'f Mrs. C. F. Atwater, oranges, apples and candy for sixty children at Thanksgiving time.
 Master Thalheimer, sS.75 fhe pen nies from his bank. Mrs. J. E. English. clothing. Mrs. Treadway. child's clothing. Mrs Linder. two cases of oranges. Miss Bronson knives. forks and spoons for the children to use. Mrs. J. Savage, three go-carts and S100 for mittens
 Dr. H, L. Welch's daughter clothing and toys
 From friends, baby clothing.
 Mrs. Ferguson, two doll carriages.
 Mrs. Kafka, clothing and go-cart. Dr Ramsay, Dr Wurtemberg, in- fants' food.
 Mrs, Parker, fifty cents and toys for kindergarten.
 Kings Daughters M. E. church on Pearl street bibs for the children through the kindness of Mrs. Earl.
 The N H.. High school, s13.00 for mothers. at Thanksgiving and $500 for mothers rent
 The E, P. Judd Coa stationery.
 From employees .ofsthe Eastern Ma chinery Co., '$6.30 ;aa .
 MT. Mansfield of Strong, Barnes &, Hart, two turkeys
 The New Haven Dairy Go, two pounds of butter each week. | The Salvation Army gave fifty din- ners to mothers on Thanksgiving day. | Grand Avenue Congregational Church Sunday school, caps. for chill dren.
 East Haven Sunshine society, mis- cellaneo clothing sr sni..p7 F'
 New Haven Sunshine society through the president. Mrs. Walker, a box of miscellaneous articles and a mothers rent and food The Semon Ice Cream company, gave twenty quarts of; ice cream for the Christmas entertainment given to nursery children.
 l The Columbia Hosiery Go, four dog en paits of stockings. l Winslows bakery, pies and cakes. l From the Plantsvlle Congregational Church Sunday school through Mrs Walker, three dozen pairs of stock ings, S2,75 Christmas money used foi gifts to children and later the primary department of the same Sunday school sent their penny collection amounting to $10 a New Years gift
 From the Flks, Christmas gifts tc thirty-five children.
 The Crystal Ice Co, weekly supply of ich. sa
 MT J. Doughty a gift of cut flowers
 MT. Theodore A. Potter, plumber o Center street has twice given ( large discount on bills for work dont at the nurseries. Discount on bill! during November and December 90' were given by the following bushes. firms: Winslow bakery, Conrad Weiss J. " Rattledorfer. M. MacGregory, x H Dairy Go. Stoddard Gilbert Go. Gamble Desmond. J. J. McGrath schonberger Co.,, the semon Ic Cream Co
 Especial help was. given at the tim of the Christmas entertainment whic was held for the first time outside 0 the nursery. The use of St Pauls par ish house was offered and grateful accepted. On this occasion MT Fran Brazos and MT. R. l.. Nesbit gave tn : use of omnibuses. Peck & Bishop di some carting. The Candee Rubber c, donation. Discounts on bills wer given by Pallman store, Five and Tei Cent store, Michael Hessler, Bradley Smith Co. and Gamble Desmond.
 The Mothers Aid society whic conducts the two Day Nurseries hay decided to invite the public to come t the nurseries on the first and thr Wednesday of each month. It is yer much desired that a larger numbe become acquainted with the work an see what the society is striving to do.