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Independent Order of B'rith Abraham, 279 Independent Order of Foresters, 278 Indian Head, 93 Individual Manufacturers' Exhibits, ISS Industrial coneerns, 183 Industrial expansion, 63 Industries multiply, 177 Interesting things for the machinist, 192
Interior house trim on exhibit, 193 Insurance commissioner, 234 Insurance companies, New Haven, 242 Intolerance, 4
"Iphigenia in Tauris, " presented at "Bowl," 200
Irish immigration, 216 Irish population drops in percentage, 221 Iron, 220 million tons of, 209
Italian Baptist, 130
Italian invasion, The, 218
Italian physicians, 238 Ives Company, H. B., 159
Ives, Joseph, 357 Ives, Mrs. Mary E., 153
Japanese know New Haven products, 190 Jepson, Harry B., 46 Jepson, Prof. Benjamin, 46 Jewish congregations, 132 Jewish Rabbis, 133, 231
Jewish Russians arrive in large numbers, 218 Job printing exhibit, 192 Jocelyn, Rev. S. E., 116 Journal-Courier, The, 243 Journals, technical and seientifie, 244 Judd, Edward P., long the bookseller of New Ilaven, 248 "Judge's Cave, " 94 Judges of New Haven, 233 Julin, Charles, 109 Julin, Charles E., 185, 227 Junior high school, 139 Justiee meted on the Green, 84
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Keep Green clear of buildings, 90
Kennedy, Major John B., 255
Kent, Charles Foster, 232
Kingsbury, Frederick J., 228 Knight, H. C., 109
Knights of Columbus, 274 Knights of Columbus Club, 280
Knights of Columbus Fund, 145
Knights of the Golden Eagle, 278
Knights of the Maccabees, 278
Knights of Pythias, 278
Knights of St. Patrick, 280 Knitting for Red Cross, 145
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Labor papers, 245 Ladies of the Maccabees, 278 Lafayette visits New Haven, 254 Lake Saltonstall watershed, 79
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Lambert, D. D., 144 Lamps and fixtures, 192 Lamps "'made in New Haven, " 247 Lancasterian School, 137 Landing of Quinnipiac Pilgrims, 1 Languages and raves represented in New Haven, 219 Lathes "made in New Haven, " 191
Launching the James Hillhonse at Farm- ington, 206
Law firms in New Haven, 235
Law history of New Haven, 233
Lawyers and judges, 233 Lawyers of New Haven, 226, 228, 234 Leaders in education, 226
Leaders in Meriden life, 290
lading engineers, 249
Lee, Wilson II., 227 Lee Company, The Wilson 1I., 192, 246
Leete, Rev. W. W., 120
Legal history of New Haven, 233
Lewis, Henry G., 149
Liberty bonds, thrift stamps, 145 Liberty pole on Green, 86
laboraries of New Haven, 148
Inbrary building ready in 1911, 154
Library opened, February, 1887, 15]
Library opens children's room, 152 Library's first board of directors, 150 Lighthouse Point, 14 Lincoln, Allen B., 70, 229
Lines of manufacture in New Haven, 183 Lionel Mfg. Company, 183, 192
Lithographers, 192
'. Living conditions among negroes in ninth ward," 164
Location and area of city squares, 98
Locks and hinges exhibit, 192 Long Island Navigation Company, 208 Looking backward to beginnings, 1 Lowell House, 223; children's drills at, 91; settlement work, 262 Loyal Temperance leagues, 279
Lumber used in New Haven manufactures, 209 Luther, Rev. C. F., 119 Lutheran congregations, 134 Intheran pastors, 231
Machine fittings, 191 Machine Gun Company, 258 " Made in New Haven, " 187 Machinery makers, 182 "Made a day of it, "' 84 Madison, 397
Madison churches, 400 Madison industries, 402 Madison shipbuilding, 402 Madison's fine beach, 402 Madison's modern industries, 403 Madison's schools, 404 Madison's two public libraries, 404 Magie Token, 26 Maher, Stephen J., 237 Makers of modern New Haven, 226
Making Americans, 217
Malleable Iron Fittings Company, 192
Malley Company, Edward, 248
Mansfield, Burton, 234 Manufactories, New Haven's foremost, 183
Manufacturer, A leading, 227
Manufacturers' exhibit, 185
Manufacturers of Wallingford, 325
Manufacturing in New Haven, 174 Many charter amendments, 102
Marble, Edwin, 166 Marett, Philip, 148
Marett credited on book plates, 151
Marett's library fund, 149
Marine hardware, 192 Maritime transportation, 207
Market house of 1785, 55
Market place, 6 Marshall, Smith & Co., 192
Masonry in New Haven, 269
Master of Pageant, 49 Matches and match machinery, 176 Mather, Cotton, 10 Mather, Samuel, 22 Mathewson, Judge A. Mcclellan, 47
Mattresses, A tempting line of, 193
Maurer, Rev. Dr. O. E., 51, 230
Mayo Radiator Company, 192
Mayor Manager plan, 108 Mayors of New Haven, several, 239
Mechanics Bank, 241 Mechanics Library, 148 Medical College riot, 31 Medical notables of New llaven, 237
Medical practitioners, 226
Medical School, Vale, 236
Meeting house voted in 1724, 415
Meigs, Frederick, 248 Mellen, Charles S., 243
Melting pot, New Haven as, 216 Men in public service, 226
Men who have made Meriden, 290 Men's Clubs, Confederation of, 172 Mendel & Freedman, 248 Mental Hygiene, 228 Merchants National Bank, New Haven, 241 Merchants of New Haven, 247
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Merick, Rev. Jonathan, 416 Meriden, 284 Meriden, Accessible city, 288 Meriden, Area of, 287 Meriden, Men who have made, 290 Meriden census, 1910, 301
Meriden City Hospital, 296
Meriden churches, 287
Meriden churches and schools, 290
Meriden cutlery, 303
Meriden cut glass, 304
Meriden Farm, 285
Meriden fire department, 289 Meriden fraternal orders, 296 Meriden lawyers, 290 Meriden manufactories, 305
Meriden physicians, 290 Meriden printing and publishing concerns, 305
Meriden public library, 296
Meriden publie parks, 288
Meriden social clubs, etc., 296 Meriden water supply, 289
Meriden's banks, 298 Meriden's big fire, 289 Meriden's educational equipment, 294 Meriden's foreign population, 224 Meriden's growth, 301 Meriden's lawyers, 297
Meriden's newspapers, past and present, 298 Meriden's physicians, 297 Meriden's sewer system, 289
Meriden's social progress, 290
Mersick & Company, C. S., 248 Meserve, Rev. I. C., 120
Metal cornices, Manufacture of, 191
Metal racks, 192 Methodist ministers, 127, 231 Mexican border service, 257 Mileage of New llaven railroad system, 209 "'Milford" hack saw blades, 189 Military New Haven, 251 Mill River, 342 Mill Roek, 342 Miner, Read and Tullock, 248 Mirrors made in New Haven, 193 Mishkan, Israel, 132 Mistakes of two and three-quarters ven- turies, 161 Mrs. Ives donates library building, 153 Mitchel, Donald G., 40 Mitchell, Rev. John, 117 Modern charter "on its way, '' 72 Modern New Haven, 226 Modern Woodmen of America, 278 Momauguin, 54 Monitor, The first, 250 Monitor Park, 250
Monson Company, Charles, 248 Montowese, 12 Moran, James T., 229
More foreigners than "natives, '' 220
More Germans and Swedes arrive, 219 Morehouse, Cornelius S., 246
More trees planted in 1808, 85 Morgan & Humiston Co., 192
Mormons, 135 Morning News. The, 244 Morrill, A. B., 70, 232 Morris Cove, 2 Morris Plan Bank, 242 "Mosquito Control, " 163 Moss, Joseph, 23 Mossman, Rev. W. D., 41
Mother and the daughters, The, 11
Mothers' Aid Society, 229, 262 Motor vehicle manufacture, 191
Monut Carmel, 348
Mount Carmel Children's Home, 352
Mount Carmel churches, 351 Mount Carmel manufacturers, 350
Mount Carmel, Prominent families of, 354
Mount Carmel range, 342 Mount Carmel scenery, 355
Mount Carmel schools, 352 Mount Tom, 348
Multiplying motor cars, 83 Munger, Rev. Dr. T. T., 114
Munitions manufacture, 177 Murray, William H. H., 291, 383
Murray, A joke he told on himself, 393
Murray's discovery of the Adirondacks, 390
Murray's love for "the perfect horse, " 389 Musical attractions at the "Bowl, " 200 Musical instruments, 304
Mysto Manufacturing Company, 183
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Nathan Hale statue, 227
Nationalities represented in New Haven, 219 National Folding Box & Paper Company, 183, 191 National Guard to Mexican border, 118 National Pipe Bending Company, The, 191 National Savings Bank, 243 National Tradesmen's Bank, 241 Naval Militia, 168 Naval Veterans, 279
Negro population, 222 Nettleton, C. H., 242 New England community, A typical, 217 New England and foreigners, 217 New Haven-a Babel, 217 New Haven and New York steamboat lines, 207
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New Haven banks, 240 New Haven Button Company, The, 193 New Haven Cadets, 254 New Haven charters, 100 New Haven clocks, 180
New Haven Clock Company, Exhibit of, 189 New Haven Council of Jewish Women, 263
New Haven County Courthouse, 235 New Haven County Farm Bureau, 263 New Haven Dairy Company, 193
New Haven-Derby turnpike, 203
New Haven Dispensary, 236
New Haven District Telephone Company, 211
New Haveners want Yale to pay taxes, 34 New Haven Gas Light Company, 191, 242 New Haven Girls' Club, 263
New Haven Grays, 256
New Haven Green, SO
New Haven Harbor, 77
New llaven Hospital, 236
New Haven in world war, 258
New Haven, headquarters of the railroad, quarters, 209
New Haven Lawn Club, 281
New Haven Machine Serew Company, 193
New Haven Manufacturers' Exhibit, 185
New Haven Manufacturing, 174
New Haven Manufacturing Company. 191
New Haven merchandise demands 120,000 railroad cars, 209
New Haven Mirror and Novelty Company, 193
New Haven never a boom town, 61
New Haven Palladium, 244
New Haven Pastors' Union, 162
New Haven Post Boy, 243
New Haven Register, 244
New Haven schools, 136
New Haven State Normal and Training Sehool, 145
New Haven Steamboat Company, The, 207
New Haven Symphony Orchestra, 36
New Haven telephone history, 2H
New Haven Trades Council, 282
New Haven Truck & Auto Works, 191
New Haven Water Company, 78, 242
New Haven Woman's Club, 263
New Haven's churches, IL
New Haven's industrial establishments, 183
New Haven's libraries, 148
New Haven's park system, 92
New London Railroad, 205
Newman & Sons, 1., 190 Newspapers, 226, 243
Newspapers, Foreign, 245
News, The Yale, 245 New Workl field of democracy, 91
New York, New Haven & Hartford R. R., Be- ginnings of, 208 "Nibbling" process begun, 83 Normal school at New Haven, 232 North Branford, 414 North Branford family names, 420
North Branford industries, 418
North Branford Masons, 419
North Branford slaveholders, 416
North Branford Soldiers' monument, 419
North Branford's early pastors, 417
North Branford's first meeting house, 417
North church, 113
"North Farms, " 15, 414
North Haven, 363
North Haven agrienlture, 366.
North Haven Memorial Library, 367
North Haven schools, 367
North Haven's church history, 365
North Haven's industries, 365
Notable medical men, 237
Noyes, James, 23 Noyes, Moses, 23
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Odd Fellows Lodges, 272
Officers of Civic Federation, 165
Officers of Yale, 232
Old and the New, The, 61
"Old Doctor Sanford, " 237
Old elms sufficed, 64
Oldest military organization in America, 251
Oldest school, 136
Old Hiram, No. 1, 269
Old hotels, 243
Old houses of Woodbridge, 411 "Old Stone Church," 370 "Old Stone House, " 376 Olivet Baptist, 129
Olmsted, Frederick L., 77
O'Meara, P. F., 109 One student, 25
"On this rock will I build, '' 111 Opening canal in 1825, 206 Orange, 308
Orange dairy farming, 311
Orange, foreign population of, 224
Orange's church history, 310
Order of Shepherds of Bethlehem, 279
Order of United American Mechanics, 278
Organized Charities, 42, 229
Oriental Emery Company, 190
Original bounds of city, 100
Origin of Civic Federation, 158
Orphan Asylum School, 139 Orphan Societies, Women's, 261
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Osborn, Norris G., 243 Out of its century's dream, 64 Outside telephone exchanges, 214 Oven Equipment & Manufacturing Company, 191 "Oyster Point,"' 96 Oysters, 100,000 tons of, 209
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Pageant of 1916, 49, 201 Pardee, W. S., 106, 109, 228 "Parish of Amity," 407 Park bonds of 1889, 104 Parks in 1910, 78 Part of woman, The, 260 Passenger elevators, 192 Passenger vessels, till 1915, 208 Pastor and Governor the rulers, 4 Patriotic Order Sons of America, 278 Peabody Museum, 44 Teck Brothers & Co., 189
Penmanship in schools, 143 Peoples Bank & Trust Co., New Haven, 241 People saving money, 66
Permanent pavement commission, 105
Perry, F. L., 109
Pesaturo, Rev. Francesco, 69 Phillips, Rev. W. L., 70, 115 Physical culture movement, 147 Physical training in schools, 144 Physicians of New Haven, 226, 236
Piano manufacture, 193 Picture frames, Manufacturer of, 193
Picturesque Woodbridge, 408 Pierson, Abraham, 13 Pierpont, Rev. James, 21 Pilgrim Church, 123
Pipe eutters, 189 Fiatt, Frank S., 248 Pliers, nippers and punches, 189 Plumbers' and steamfitters' supplies, 176 Pond rocks, 368
Poli, Sylvester Z., 230 Politicians, 226 Population figures of New Haven, 217 Population of Woodbridge, 406 Population shifts, 140 Post, George D., 248 Post-coach acme of speed, 205 l'ostoffice building problem, 161 £1,324 "and a negar, " 21 Practice of medicine in New Haven, 236
"Praising God and raising hell," 39 Preachers of New Haven, 230 Prentiss, Rev. W. C., 117 Prescott, Harry, 166 Vol. 1-28
President Hadley opened exercises, 51 Presidents of Yale, 232 Present officers of Telephone Company in New Haven, 214 Press stand at the "Bowl," 198
Preston, Isaac T., 30 Price & Lee Company, 183, 246 Price, Lee & Adkins Company, 246 Printer, A famous, 227
Printers, 226 Printing companies, 192
Printing houses, 246 Private music schools, 147
Process of assimilation of immigrants, 216
Products brought to New Haven, 209
Progress toward Americanism by foreign pop- ulation, 224
Prominent New Haven citizens, 226
Propeller Line, The, 207
Proprietors committee, 82 Provision in 1843 for wards, 101
Provisions of Home Rule Bill, 107
Publications of New Haven, 243
Publicity Club, The, 73 Public library described, 154
Public library established, 103
Public service institutions of New Haven, 242
Publis service, men in, 226
Publie wells, 87
Publishing companies, 192
Pupils in various schools, 139 Pupils of forty-five nationalities, 139
Purchase of New Haven site, 11
Putnam, Israel, 351
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Quakers, The, 216 Quinnipiac Club, 279 Quinnipiac Park, 97 Quinnipiacs, The, 2 Quinnipiacs welcome whites, 11
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Racebrook Country Club, 281 Race riot at Long Wharf, 254 Race troubles absent, 222 Races represented in New Haven, 216 Radiators, New Haven made, 192 Railroad between Hartford and New Haven opened, 207 Railroading in its infancy, 208 Railroad lines, 203 Railroad officials, prominent, 243 Railroads put canal out of business, 207 Railroad system, New Haven's, 243
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Raw materials carried to New Haven, 209 Recommendations for eivie improvement, 76 Red Cross and Y. M. C. A. work, 145
Regal Silver Company, 183, 193 Religions intolerance, 375 Remodeled church building for library, 151 Report on county affairs, 162
Residents of New Haven, 226
Retired jurists and lawyers, 235
Reviews and journals, 244 Revision of 1881, 103 Revision of 1897-1900, 103
Reynolds, M. A., 109
Rice, Frank .J., and sidewalks, 65
Rice, Mayor Frank J., 51, 239 Rivers as highways, 205
Roger Sherman, 233
Rogers, Henry Wade, 233
Roman Catholic churches, 130
Romance of New Haven manufactures, 185-193 Root, Edwin P., 246
Royal Areanum, 278
Rubber boots, 190
Rubber industry, 181
Rubber manufacture, 190
Ruggles, Thomas, 23
Russel, Rev. Samuel, 23
Russell Military School, 137
Russell, Noadiah, 22
Russian district of New Haven, 220
Russian infinenee, The, 218
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St. Andrew's Chapel, 125 St. Elmo Hall, 195 St. Francis, 261 St. James' in Westville, 123 St. John's, 130
St. John's Episcopal, 124 St. Luke's, 123 St. Mary's, 130 St. Patrick's, 130
St. Paul's, 123
St. Paul's Episcopal, 69
St. Raphael's Hospital, 237 St. Thomas, 124 Sabin, Hezekiah, Jr., 255
Sacred Heart Church, 130 "'Salt Meadow," 368 Saltonstall, Gurdon, 23 Sandy, Grassless tract, 84 Sargent & Company, 181; Exhibit of, 189 Sash, doors and blinds, 192 Saturday Chronicle, The, 244 Sausenunek, 12 Savin Rock, 63, 316
Savings banks of New Haven, 241 Sawyer, Rev. L. A., 119 Schollhorn Company, William, 189 School a melting pot, 144 School Board, 1918, 140 School circulation, Library books, 156 School offieers, 1918, 140 Sehool organization, 140 Schools, Grades taught in various, 139
Schools of New Haven, 136
Schools teach forty-five nationalities, 139 Scientific journals, 244
Seal of the Union, 49 Seamless Rubber Company, The, 190 Seaside and Waterside Parks, 96
"Seat of Yale College," 61 Seating capacity of "Bowl," 198 Second Company, Governor 's Horse Guard, 255 Second game of Harvard-Yale on new grid- iron (Bowl), 198
Second National Bank of New Haven, 241 Second National Bank Building, 115 Secretaries of Y. M. C. A., New Haven, 250
Security Insurance Company, 242
Seed companies, 248
Settlement work among foreigners, 223 Seventy thousand spectators, 198
Sewage disposal, 77
Sewing in schools, 144
Seymour, George Dudley, 44, 185, 226 Shaar, Shalom, 132
Shartenberg's, 248 Shaumpishuh, 54 Sheet metal and copper, 191 Sherman, Roger, 233
Shifts of population, 140
Shipbuilding, 176 Ships for foreign trade, 9 Shore expansion, 63 Short Line Electrie Railway, 210 Short on playgrounds, 78 "Shot heard round the world, " 252 "Silver City, " 287 Silver goods, 193 Silk yarns of every variety, 193 "Six generations buried their dead,"' 81 Six wards provided in 1857, 101 Slaughter house distriet, 95 "Sleeping Giant," 93, 348 Small rubber articles "made in New Haven, " 190
Smith & Company, John P., 191 Smyth, Dr. Newman, 112 Snow & Petrelli Manufacturing Company, 192 Social Evolution, 216
Social Library, 148
Social Service Dance Committee, 266
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Social uplift, 223 Soldiers' monument a town hall, 405 Sons of American Revolution, 279 Sons of Liberty, 86 Sons of Temperance, 279 Sons of Veterans, 279 Southern New England Telephone Com- pany, 213 Sowheag, 12 Spanish Veterans, 279 Spanish War, 255
Specialists in the medical line, 237
Sperry, Nehemiah D., 238 Sperry & Amos Company, 193 Sport at Yale, 194
Spreading of population, 66 Star of Bethlehem, 279 Starin Line, The, 207 Starr, Rev. II. E., 120
State game farm, 404 State museum, Guilford, 380 State Ilouse, The old, 233
Statisties of raw materials brought to New Haven, 209 Steamboat competition in early days, 207 Steamboat lines, 203 Steamboat transportation, early, 207 Stebbing Commercial and Secretarial School, 147
Steel aud steam fittings, 192
Steel gates "made in New Haven," 192
Steel toys, manufacture of, 183
Stewart, M. J., 92 Stocks and pillory on upper Green, 84 Stocks for offenders, 20
Stoddard, Ezekiel G., 241
Stokes, Rev. Anson Phelps, 232
Stone Business College, 233
Stony Creek, 338
Stony Creek granite deposits, 340 Stony Creek hotels, 339
Stony Creek oysters, 34I Stony Creek transportation, 341 Stoughton, Captain, 2 Street, Rev. Nicholas, 21 Street building lines, 77, 160 Street lighting, 86 Street railway development, 209 Streets well paved, well kept, 65 Strife of town and gown, 29 Strouse, Adler & Company, 190 Strouse Corset Company, 190 Students and Firemen Clash, 31 Studley, Mayor J. P., 75, 235 Study of problem of girl delinquency, 164 Subscribers to first telephone, 212 Subscriptions to canal project of 1822, 205
Suburban electric lines, 210 Summary of New Haven manufactories, 183 Superintendent of schools, 232
Surface of the "Bowl," 198 Surgeons of eminence in New Haven, 237 Surplus school population, 66 Surroundings of the "Bowl," 198
Survey of Canal of 1822, 205 "Survey of New Haven District," A, 163 Swamps and marshes drained, 95 Swede immigrants, 218 Swedish Baptist church, 130 Switchboard, the first telephone, 212
Symphony orchestra, 36 Symphony orchestra concerts, 44
System of city squares, 92 System of education better, 70
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T. A. B., 279
Taft, William Howard, 226
Tar products cxhibited, 191 Tardy appearance of public library, 148
Taylor Congregational church, 12I
Taylor, Rev. N. W., 115
Teachers at Yale, 232
Teaching foreigners to become Americans, 223
Technical journals, 244
Teele, Dr. Julia E., 223
Telegraph service, 211
Telephone building of New Haven, 214
Telephone charter, first, 211
Telephone established in New Haven, 211
Telephone exchanges, 214
Telephone in New Haven, 203, 213
Telephone managers, 214 Telephone subscribers, first, 212
Tenement house committee, 162
Teutons in New Haven, 220
Theaters, a chain of, 230
Theatrical reproductions at the "Bowl," 200
The Key to New England, 64
"The perfect horse, " 391 "The Steps," 350 "Things good to eat,"' 190 Things New Haven makes, 66
"Thirty or forty books in 1714," 27 Thompson, Everard, 46, 201 Thompson & Sons Company, Henry G., 189
Three types of street paving, 65 Thrift stamps, Liberty bonds, 145 Thrifty foreign workers, 225 Thurston, Asa, 30 Ticket speculation for ball games, 195
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Til bank manufacture. 192 Tilson. John Q., 235 Times Lesier. The. 244 Tire hollers. 192
Todd, Rev. Jonathan, :0 Tollgate, the last. 204 Tools for special purposes. 191 .. Too pretty to burn. " $5 Tornado of 1-26. 324 Toroket, 14 Townsend, William K., 235 Toy motors, 1so
Toy railways, 192
Trade schools, INS. 233
Trades Council of New Haven, PSP
Transportation, 203
Tray rock quarry, 421
Tree guards, maniscturers of, 191 Trinity parish. 122
Trolley lines out of New Haven, 210
Trmık manufacture. 191
Trustees. State Museum. : s.
Tuberculosis specialists. 23;
Turnpike & "coll Que. " 851
Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor Company, 199 246
Tutile's Inn. 2:0
Twichel. Rev. Joseph H .. SS
Two centuries of legal history. 233
Two-hour prayer and two-hour sermon, $4 Twe sems cf Guilford. 353
TImss. I. M .. 109, 16s. 166. 220
Uneas. 13 .. Thebarched." The. 112
Trion and New Haven Trust Company. 241
Taion League Club. 250
Trion. The, 244
Tniet Veterans. 279
Uniqueness of the .. Bow', " 199
United Mum.rating Company. 19 .. 243
7. -. Westher Signs! Station. 16s
Tr :: el Workers. 262
Taited Workers ' Boys' Club. 41
Universalist church. 114
Thiversalis: 18sters. 2.1
T. O. G. F. Nices. S.
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Variety of New Haven's prudents. 1.9. 14
Versatile in its industries, 66 Vessels calling at New Haven within year. number of. 209 Visiting Nurse Association, 262 Vocal music in graded schools, 143
Walden, Mrs. Percy T .. 264
Walker. Prof. Williston, 52
Wallingford, 319
Wallingford banks. 323
Wallingford church history, 320
Wallingford fire department. 322
Wallingford foreign population, 224
Wallingford fraternal and social societies. 323 Wallingford industries. 325
Wallingford in World War. 324
Wallingford public library. 323
Wallingford schools. 322
Wallingford water supply. 322
Want to tax Vale, 3%
War gardens. 145
Ward. Frederick M .. 230
Wards established in 1553. 101
Water Company. New Haven, 242
Water heaters and coils, 191
Water supply sources, 79
Water transportation. early, 204
Watrous. Eliot. 109
Wealth of modern episode. 53
Weth. James H., 233
Webb. Joseph. 22
.. Wedding" of New Haven and Yale. 49
Weekly jablestions. 244-45
Weir. Prof. J. F .. 75
Welch. Lewis 8., 225
Welcome Hall, 41. 223
West and Ess: Rock. 92
West End Institute, 13:
.. West Farms. " 14. : 13
West Haven. 318
West Haven church history. 314
West Haven incorverstel 1$3. 315
W .: Haven .nlestries. 316
Wes: Haver schools. 515
West Haven tolay. 215
West Haven Manufacturing Company. 193
Wes: Haves's bank. 316
Wha: duing between mes's! 62
Wheeler Bescher Memorial & hool. 146
.. Whifenpocis " The. 4: Whipple, Harry V .. 241
White Haven Durch, 112
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Whiche !. Rev. Henry. 10 Whitney. El. 1:5. 241. 242
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Whitney Arms Company, 175 Whittlesey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, 264 Widening of Chapel street, 77 Wilcox, Ella Wheeler, 299 Willard, Rev. J. L., 118 Williams, Elisha, 25 Wilson, Woodrow, 39 Winchester Repeating Arms Company, 142, 188
Yale, Anne, 21 Yale, Elihu, 3, 27 Yale, Thomas, 9
Yalı Alumni Weekly, 245
Yale and New Haven Union, 41
Yale athletic games, 44 Yale Bicentennial Celebration, 38
Yale Bowl, The, 194 Yale Business College, 147
Wire manufactories, 247 Wire, ornamental and useful, 191
Woman, The part of, 260
Yale-Harvard games, 194
W. C. T. U., 279
Wonder of the "Bowl," The, 199
Woodbridge, Rev. Benjamin, 14
Woodbridge, Timothy, 22
Woodbridge, 406
" Woodbridge Hills," 408
Woodbridge's industries, 409
Woodmen of the World, 275
Sale Review, The, 245
Woodruff, Arthur E., 354 Woodruff, Rollin S., 235
Yale School of Religion, 230
Yale University, leaders in, 232
Woolsey Hall, 36 Wooster, General David, 270
Yale Y. M. (. A., 4]
Wooster Square, 92
Work of Chamber of Commerce, 169
Wright, J. P., 176
Wright, William A., 233
Wynne, Kenneth, 109
Years of discord, 29 Y. M. C. A., 71, 219, 262 Young Men's Institute, 145 Young Men's Republican Club, 290 Y. W. C. A., 71
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Yacht specialties, 192
Zoo, The, 93
Yale Hope Mission, 41 Yale Medical School, 236 Yale needed the public, 11 Yale professora as citizens on city boards, 42 Yale publications, 215 Yale Publishing Association, 245
Yale College, 16 Yale football, 194
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