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Graff Joseph ..... 82
Gunning Thos. J .. 65
Harris William H ..
6
Harvey George P. . 18
Havens James F .. 55
Sullivan Peter A. .
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Heise Frank A .... 59 Heise George C .... 80
Tobin William F ... "
19
Hennessey Jas. F. " 51 Trask Frank ..... .
Hogaboom Homer A" 48 Tucker Wm. E .... 4
Ryan Edward W.
Collins Samuel.
Cooksley C. E.
Courtice Charles.
. Sage F. L.
Cummings F. A. Day A. P.
Deming Edward.
Elmer H. T.
Farnham E. B.
Foster W. H.
Furrey M. C.
Goodrich E. S.
Gunning John. Hafey Michael J.
Hayward A. J. Hubbell Gershom W. B.
Jones Edwin A.
Kollogg Frank S.
Whiting Frank D. Woolley Arthur G. Work F. S.
66 90 89
Finley Patrick J .. 22 Flannery John. ... Florence William .. 64 " Flynn James D .. .. 74 Ramsden Chas. L .. Redmond W. F ... Riley S. J . . .
Quinn Felix ..... 25 28 88 62
" Gavin Michael. 5 48
85 42
Schulze Benj. G ... 4 Sheehan John ..... Steele William C .. Strickland Geo. E .. Sullivan John F ...
18 87 60 8 1
26
Tinker Herbert E ... "
29 7
Charter George H. Coen J. A.
Roberts E. D.
Sage Edwin A. Sage Edwin W.
Sage George W. Sage Harry D. Shackley F. W. Skirrow R. W. Slocumb W. R. Smith Frank G. Spencer Charles E. Strong C. H. Taft W. E. Thatcher Herbert E. Wells Richard B.
57 45 50 4 44
Morgan James. . Nichols Charles F. " Noonan James F. . " Fagan Matthew. .. 10
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Commissioners.
Charity Commissioners .- E. Henry Hyde, Jr., Pres't, 1901; Thomas J. Blake, 1902; Frank S. Kellogg, 1902; Stanley B. Bosworth, 1901; Clarkson N. Fowler, 1900; Louis B. Haas, 1900; Wm. W. Stillman, Supt., Office, 222 Pearl st .; H. G. Bailey, Clerk; John Hooker, Physician. Storeroom and dispensary, 218 Pearl st.
Fire Commissioners .- Chas. E. Billings, 1901, Pres't; George Ulrich, 1901; Daniel Readett, 1900; Ralph W. Cutler, 1902; John D. Bonner, 1900; William T. Red- field, 1902; George A. Reynolds, Clerk. Regular meet- ings, 1st and 8d Tuesday evenings each month. Office, 48 Pearl street.
Health Commissioners .--- Mayor Miles B. Preston; Dr. Jas. Campbell, Pres't, 1900; Frank C. Sumner, 1900; John M. Holcombe, 1901; Thomas F. Kane, 1908; Samuel G. Dunham, 1908; Edward R. Doyle, 1901; Joseph B. Hall, Clerk; Harry L. Cottrell, Ass't Clerk; Patrick J. Darcy, Inspector; Dr. E. K. Root, Medical Inspector; Dr. Arthur J. Wolff, Bacteriologist. Office, 800 Main street.
Park Commissioners .- Lucius F. Robinson, Pres't, 1902; Willis I. Twitchell, Vice Pres't, 1901; Patrick Garvan, 1905; W. DeLoss Love, 1909; Gurdon W. Russell, 1907; Geo. A. Fairfield; Charles E. Gross, 1908; George H. Day, 1904; Chas. Dudley Warner, 1906; Francis Goodwin, 1906; Franklin G. Whitmore, clerk. Office, 700 Main street.
Police Commissioners. - Mayor Miles B. Preston. President ex officio; Thomas A. Smith, 1901; Henry Osborn, 1900; Charles H. Lawrence, 1900; Meigs H. Whaples, 1902; James J. Quinn, 1902; Isidore Wise, 1902; Geo. N. Holcomb, Sec'y. Office 800 Main street.
Street Commissioners .- Joseph Buths, 1902; Edward J. Mulcahy, 1901; George Pope, 1900; Wm. Waldo Hyde, 1900; John R. Hills, 1901; Horace M. Andrews, 1902. Salary of Board $2,000, to be divided between the members. George Nevers, Clerk; Charles W. Sprague, Supt. Office, 800 Main street.
Water Commissioners .- John S. Hunter, President, 1900; Edward S. Cleveland, 1901; John M. Fairfield, 1901; Ernest Cady, 1900; . Jeffrey O. Phelps, Jr., 1902; Ulysses H. Brockway, 1902; J. Seymour Chase, Sec'y. Meets 2d Tuesday in each month. Office, 800 Main st.
fire Department.
48 Pearl st. For Commissioners, see page 677.
An ordinance was passed by the City Council, Oct. 10, 1864, creating a paid Fire Department, and on the 24th of the same month the first Board of Fire Com- missioners was elected. This new department took possession of fire apparatus, December 1st, 1864.
The Department consists of one Chief Engineer; sal- ary $2,500; three assistant Engineers, $850; eight steam fire engines, two spare hose carriages, four wagons, one chemical engine, two hook and ladder trucks, and forty-two horses. The propeller companies having 14 men each, the horse engine companies 18 men each, officers included; the hook and ladder trucks a fore- man and 20 men. At the present time there are 16,000 feet of serviceable Hose in the Department.
Superintendent of Telegraph system, salary, $1,700; Assistant Superintendent, $1,000; Engineer's, $1,200; Assistant Engineer's, Engine Driver's, Truck Driver's and Steamers' Tillermen, $900; Permanent Substitute, $1,000; Hose Driver's and Truck Tillerman, $850; Firemen - bunker, $225; lodge in the houses of the Company to which they respectively belong; Foremen $800; other call men of the Department, $200 each annually; Linemen, $800; Bunkers, $225.
Telegraphic Fire Alarm, costing $11,000, and bell tower over 70 feet in height, and new fire bell of 8,175 lbs. weight, erected in 1881 at an expense of $807.52 to replace the one that became cracked, which weighed 9,000 lbs. that was erected in 1867 at an expense ot $9,091, with 29 miles of wire, 51 signal boxes, 17 gongs. Telephonic communication between the nine stations.
Chief Engineer, Henry J. Eaton. No. 48 Pearl st. Assistant Engineers-Louis Krug, Edwin H. Williams, Hamlet P. Barber.
Superintendent Fire Alarm, George W. Hamilton. Assistant Superintendent, Walter B. Clark.
Lineman, David DeMar; Permanent Substitute, John C. Moran.
Engine Company No. 1 .- 197 Main street .- Charles E. Wright, Foreman; William J. Smith, Engineer; Thos. A. O'Brien, Engine Driver; Herbert C. Edwards, Hose Driver; William R. Hayes, Fireman.
Engine Company No. 2 .- 5 Pleasant st .- Fred. C. Krug, Foreman; Engineer; Chas. W. Griffith, Engine Driver; David F. McSweegan, Hose Driver; Burt N. Randall, Fireman.
Engine Company No. 8 .- 124 Front st .- Charles Tar- box, Foreman; John R. Davis, Engineer; John J. Mcintyre, Ass't Engineer; James Magonigal, Tiller- man; Benjamin D. Bailey, Hose Driver.
Engine Company No. 4 .- 60 Ann street .- George Estlow, Foreman; Edward Sommerman, Engineer; Charles F. Grundt, Ass't Engineer; Warren A. Bing- ham, Tillerman; Ernest M. Quigley, Hose Driver.
Engine Company No. 5 .- 129 Sigourney st .- Robert Marchant, Foreman; Aug. P. Lyons, Engineer; Ed. C. Woodworth, Engine Driver; William C. Case, Hose Driver; William N. Woodruff, Fireman.
Engine Company No. 6 .- 98 Huyshope av .- John A. Staib, Foreman; Albert B. Camp, Engineer; John Glynn, Engine Driver; John F. Dungan, Hose Driver; Herbert Bagshaw, Fireman.
Engine Company No. 7 .- 480 Windsor av .- William Senk, Foreman; Augustus Loomis, Engineer; John .J. Broughel, Engine Driver; Fred C. Wood, Hose Driver; Joseph W. Mcclellan, Fireman.
Engine Company No. 8 .- 841 Park street .- James S. Secor, Foreman; Willis P. Barker, Engineer; Anthony F. Bolan, Engine Driver; Michael J. Cosgrove, Hose Driver; Solomon F. Birmingham, Fireman.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 .- 275 Pearl st .- Samuel C. Cooper, Foreman: John E. Carey, Driver; Wm. J. Annis, Ass't Driver; John E. Street, Tillerman.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 2 .- 275 Pearl st .- Peter F. O'Brien, Driver; John O'Meara, Tillerman.
Chemical Engine Company No. 1 .- 48 Pearl st .- Thos. J. Kelleher, Driver; John G. Barnard, Ass't Driver.
FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH
Was erected and first used in this city January, 1868.
Railroad time is given daily at noon and 9 P. M. by one stroke on the fire alarm bell.
Two strokes for Fire is Out. Ten strokes for General Alarm.
Twelve strokes twice for Military Alarm.
Number and Location of Fire Alarm Boxes and en- gines which respond to first alarm; Chemical Engine to all alarms in the center of the city; and one of the Hook and Ladder Co's to all alarms.
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BOX. LOCATION. ENGINES.
19-Asylum st. cor. Union pl.
2-8-4-5
122-Myrtle st. cor. Edwards st. 4-5
128-159 High st., Foot Guard Armory, 2-8-4
194-Ford st .. cor. Asylum st. 2-8-4-5
18-Asylum st. cor. Farmington av. 2-4-5
14-Walnut st. opp. Chestnut st. 2-4-5
141-Lumber st. 2-8-4-7
142-Albany av. cor. East st. 2-4
148-42 Seyms st., Hartford Co. Jail, 2-4-7
15-1 Flower st., Pratt & Whitney Co. 4-5-8
16-275 Pearl st., Hook & Ladder Co 1-2-8-4
161-251 Pearl at. (Private) 1-2-3-4
17-60 Ann st., Engine 4's house,. 1-2-3-4
18-r. 481 Asylum st., N. Y., N. H. & H. R. 1-4-5-8
19-Trumbull st. cor. Chapel st. 2-8 4
91-Asylum st. cor. Trumbull st ..
1-2-8-4-6
918-Church st. cor. Trumbull st 1-2-8-4
88-Main st. cor. Pearl st. 1-2-8-4-6 281-Main st. cor. Asylum st. 1-2-8-4-6
94-Market st. near State st. 1-2-8-4-6
95-124 Front st., Engine 8's house,
1-2-8-4-6
251-Kilbourn st. cor. Commerce st. 2-8-4-6
86-Grove st. cor. Commerce st. 1-8-4-6
97-Main st. cor. Pratt st. 1-2-8-4-6
98-Main st. cor. Morgan st. 1-2-8-4
89-Morgan st. cor. Front sts. 2-8-4
31-Arch st. cor. Front st. 1-8-4-6
812-Charter Oak av. cor. Governor st. 1-8-6
818-40 Governor st. (Private) 1-8-4-6
814-Sheldon st. cor. Taylor st. 1-3-4-6
315-Governor st. cor Sheldon st. 1-8-4-6
39-Main st. cor. Gold st .. 1-2-8-4-6
34 -- 15 Trumbull st. cor. Hicks st.
.1-2-8-4-6
35-Main st. cor. Elm st.
1-2-8-4-6
36-Capitol av. cor. West st. 1-8-4-6 $7-Colt's Armory, 1-8-4-6
38-Main st. cor. Buckingham st .. 1-8-4-6
881-Charter Oak pl. 1-6
89-98 Huyshope av. Engine 6's house,. 1-8-6
41-486 Capitol av. front Pope's Factory, .. 1-4-5-8
412-Russ st. cor Lawrence st. 1-4-8
42-Park st. cor. Washington st. 1-5-8
421-Buckingham st. cor. Cedar st. 1-4-8
423-Jefferson st. cor. Washington st. 1-8
43-Russ st. cor. Oakst. 1-8
45-Summit st. cor. New Britain av. 1-8
451-White st. cor. Fairfield av 1-8 9-Main st. cor. High st. 2-4-7
46-Zion st. opp. Vernon st .. 1-8
91-5 Pleasant st., Engine 2's house, 2-8-4-7
461-Hamilton st. cor. Wellington st. 1-8 99-Windsor st. cor. Pleasant st. 2-4-7
BOX. LOCATION.
ENGINES.
471-841 Park st. Engine 8's house. 1-8
48-Broad st. cor. Vernon st. 1-6-8
5-197 Main st., Engine 1's house,. 1-4-6-8
51-Congress st. cor. Maple av. 1-6-8
512-Franklin av. cor. Pawtucket st. 1-6
518-Morris st. cor. Franklin av. 1-6
514-20 Hudson st., (Private) 1-6-8
52-109 Wethersfield av. 1-6
521-Wethersfield av. cor. Preston st. 1-6
1-6
522-Wethersfield av. opp. Union Grove, .. 53-Washington st. cor. Retreat av .. 1-6-8
54-Wethersfield av. opp. Alden st ... 1-6 56-New Britain av. cor. Washington st ... 1-8
561-Bond st. cor. Maple av 1-8
57-80 Washington st. ( Private) 1-4-8
6-Asylum st. opp. Sumner st. 4-5
61-Farmington av. cor. Smith st. 4-5
62-129 Sigourney st., Engine 5's house, ... 4-5
621-150 Farmington av., (Private). 4-6-8
63-Farmington av. cor. Gillett st. 4-5
64-Park st. cor. Sisson av. 5-8
641-Smith st. cor. Davenport st. 5-8
642-Park st. cor. Heath st. 6-8
648-Bartholomew av. 1-5-8
65-Capitol av. cor. Laurel st. 1-5-8
651-581 Capitol av .. (Private) 1-5-8 652-Park and Laurel sts., (Private) 1-5-8
67-Sigourney st. cor. Cushman st. 1-5-8
7-Albany av. cor. Williams st. 2-4
71-Woodland st. cor. Collins st. 4-5
712-Collins st. west of Sigourney st. 4-5
718-Ashley st. cor. Huntington st .. 4-5
78-Holcombe and Vine sts., (Private). 2-7
78-Garden st. cor. Collins st. 4-5
74-Albany av. cor. Bluehills av. 2-5
741-Bluehills av 2-5
749-Bluehills av. cor. Holcombe st 5-7
75-28 Vine st., opp. T. J. Blake's,. 2-7
8-Main st. cor. Canton st .. 2-7
81-Main st. cor. Capen st. 2-7
812-Main st. cor. Mahl av. 2-4-7
88-Clark st. cor. Westland st. 2-7 891-Charlotte st. cor. Barbour st. 2-7 88-Main st. cor. Frankfort st .. 2-7 881-480 Windsor av. Engine 7's house, .. 2-7
84-Capen st. cor. Garden st. 2-7
47-Park st. cor. Lawrence st .. 1-8 93-165 Windsor st. 2-4-7
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FIRES IN THIS CITY From April 1, 1898, to April 1, 1899. Amount of Losses not estimated by the Department this year.
1898. LOCATION. OCCUPANT OR OWNER.
April 15, Winship, William Bone.
17, 699 Asylum,
Mrs. E. Schutz.
28, Kinsley,
26, 28 Franklin,
28, 567 Main,
May 1, 219 State,
2, 42 Seyms, 17, 51 Hamilton,
19, 29 Mahl,
22, Hamilton,
81, 199 Front,
June 2, 86 Temple,
A. Graff.
Blodgett & Clapp.
THOMAS SEYMOUR," June 18. 1784-May 28, 1812
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH, June 8, 1812-Sept. 9, 1815
JONATHAN BRACE, Sept. 8, 1815-Nov. 22, 1824
21, 254 New Park,
July 8, 742 Main,
8, 75 Windsor,
4, 82 North,
L. Lufteck.
JARED GRISWOLD,+
June 15, 1885-Nov. 22, 1885
HENRY HUDSON,
April 18, 1886-April 20, 1840
THOMAS K. BRACE,t
April 20, 1840-April 17, 1848
AMOS M. COLLINS, April 17, 1848-April 19, 1847
PHILIP RIPLEY, April 19, 1847-April 21, 1851
EBENEZER FLOWER,
April 21, 1851-April 18, 1858
15, 800 Wethersf'Id, J. S. Noble, et al.
16, 248 Front, 19, 64 Francis,
21, 82 Buckingham, Mrs. M. B. Cady.
24, 988 Main,
27, 84 Chapel,
"
30, 502 Windsor av., L. Hellman.
66 80, Ann,
George F. Kellogg.
CHARLES R. CHAPMAN, April 9, 1866-April 1, 1872
HENRY C. ROBINSON,
April 1, 1872-April 6, 1874
JOSEPH H. SPRAGUE,
April 6, 1874-April 1, 1878
GEORGE G. SUMNER,
April 1, 1878-April 5, 1880
MORGAN G. BULKELEY, April 5, 1880-April 2, 1888 JOHN G. ROOT, April
HENRY C. DWIGHT,
April 7, 1890-April 4,1892
WM. WALDO HYDE, April 4, 1892-April 2,1894
LEVERETT BRAINARD, April
2, 1894-April 7, 1896
MILES B. PRESTON,
April 7, 1896-
*Resigned to the General Assembly. tResigned. #Died in office. ¿ Elected by Court of Common Council.
UNITED STATES CUSTOM HOUSE. DISTRICT OF HARTFORD.
John H. Brocklesby. Collector, No. 65 State st., Hartford; Arthur E. Howard, Special Deputy Col- lector and Inspector; Philip G. Gorton, Deputy Col- lector and Inspector; Robert D. Stevens, Deputy Collector and Inspector; Thomas W. Gunshanan, Deputy Collector and Inspector; Wilbur H. Blake, Sidney W. Andrews, Storekeepers. Offices in Federal Building, 65 State st.
Hartford as the port of entry. The district of Hart- ford comprises the waters and shores of the towns of Lyme, Saybrook, Clinton, Westbrook, Old Saybrook, Chester, Essex, Haddam, East Haddam, Middletown, Cromwell, Chatham, Portland, Wethersfield, Rocky Hill, Glastonbury, Hartford, East Hartford, Windsor, Windsor Locks, East Windsor, South Windsor, Suffield and Enfield, in Connecticut, and Springfield in Massa- chusetts, in which Hartford shall be the port of entry ; and Saybrook, Clinton, Westbrook, Old Saybrook, Essex, Haddam, East Haddam, Chester, Portland, Cromwell, Rocky Hill, Middletown, Chatham, Wethers- field, Glastonbury, East Hartford and Enfield, Connec- ticut, and Springfield, Mass., ports of delivery.
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28, 118 Front,
L. S. Knoek.
A. Melekoske.
1899.
Jan. 1, 49 Forest,
8, 873 Asylum,
5, Charles,
7, Sigourney, 11, Front & Temple, Samuel Ackerman.
Mr. Leabenaki.
=
31, 61 Morgan, 8, 19 Church,
John Pepion.
B. Feinberg.
T. Traute.
1899. LOCATION. OCCUPANT OR OWNER.
Feb. 9, 888 Asylum, George L. Chase.
10, 8 Walnut,
M. Faber.
19, 65 Temple, Tulin & Co.
28, Main, Brown, Thomson & Co.
24, Parsons Theater, Travelers Insurance Co. 25, 160 Front, M. Gilman, et al.
March 16, Harper, Mrs. J. H. Mancey.
28, 1 Squire, William Olds.
= 29, 286-246 Asylum, J. L. Howard & Co., et al. Alarms, 90; still alarms, 64.
MAYORS OF THE CITY OF HARTFORD. Until 1825, the Mayor held his office during the pleasure of General Assembly; since elected for two years.
Woodyard.
George Cope. Charles L. Brown.
Thomas Gallagher.
8, 886 Windsor av., C. Hutchins.
9, 29 Mulberry,
11, 27 Morgan,
11, 114 Grove,
11, 205 Front.
N. Pollotti.
WM. J. HAMERSLEY,
April 18, 1858-April 17, 1854 April 17, 1854-April 12, 1858
HENRY C. DEMING,
TIMOTHY M. ALLYN, April 12, 1858-April 8, 1860
HENRY C. DEMING, t
April 9, 1860-Jan. 27, 1862 Feb. 10, 1862-April 14, 1862
WM. J. HAMERSLEY, ALLYN S. STILLMAN,
April 11, 1864-April 9, 1866
81, 44 Asylum,
August 4, 159 Front,
6, Sig. and Capitol, Pratt & Cady Co.
23, 90 Morgan,
29, Capen and Bar., W. J. May.
Sept. 8, 7 Bellevue,
J. McKenna.
9, 170 Commerce, F. C. Sturtevant.
19, Main and Talcott, M. Garfinkel. 20, 1 Riverside pl., Mrs. J. Thornton.
P. S. Smith.
F. P. Barrett.
J. O'Callaghan.
Almshouse.
28, 70 Windsor,
D. A. Rood. James Govan.
Nov. 1, 841 Main. 8, 88 Laurel,
6, 10 Chapel,
11, 201 Pearl,
Dec. 8, 88 New Britain, J. L. Seymour.
5, 55 Morgan,
B. Aronofsky.
6, 211 Front,
A. Axadisky.
14, 54 Woodbridge,
Fidelity Co.
14, 67 Morgan,
N. Pollotti.
15, 106 Jefferson,
N. Gustaf.
U. Pissier.
15, 54 Pleasant, 26, 151 Charles,
Norwich Savings Bank.
80, 125 Front,
F. B. Chapman. Tenants. H. Gross.
Smith, Bourn & Co.
Lena Rosenthal.
Feb. 66 5, 226 Front,
= 9, 889} Main,
Hartford Electric Light Co. M. Kenyon,
L. S. Zimmerman. H. R. Way, et al. County Jail.
J. M. McCarthy.
M. C. Furrey.
J. Malloy.
Ecksten & Herrup.
8, State Arsenal, 10, 29 Albany, 11, Colt's Dyke,
J. Boniface.
NATHANIEL TERRY, Nov. 22, 1824-Mar. 28, 1881 THOMAS S. WILLIAMS, Mar. 28, 1881-April 27, 1835 HENRY L. ELLSWORTH, + April 27, 1885-June 15, 1885
J. Bonnell.
F. D. Nezzo.
P. Laragy.
M. Katz.
Tony Viola.
H. J. Case.
CHARLES BENTON,§
April 14, 1862-April 11, 1864
Samuel Spaulding estate.
Woolley Hardware Co.
S. Silverman.
F. D. Nezzo.
Oct.
29, Bellevue, 80. 219 Allyn, 2, 174 State, 2, 2 Holcomb, 20, U. S. Hotel,
A. H. Tillinghast.
Mr. Barker.
Miss M. Hartwell. Old Schoolhouse.
2, 1888-April 7,1890
27, 284 Front,
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Military Companies;
BRIGADE OFFICERS, C. N. G.
Governor and Staff, see State Officers.
Russell Frost, South Norwalk, Brigadier General; John H. Wade, Bridgeport, Ass't Adj. General; Henry S. Terrell, Winsted, Inspector; W. H. Marigold, Bridge- port, Quartermaster; James K. Crofut, Simsbury, Commissary; Lucius H. Fuller, Putnam, Inspector of Small Arins, etc .; Tracy Waller, New London, Judge Advocate; Wilbur S. Watson, Danbury, Medical Di- rector; H. A. Giddings, Hartford, Signal Officer; Walter G. Penfield, New Haven, Aids-de-Camp.
THE CONNECTICUT NATIONAL GUARD is composed of Battery A, Four Regiments and 1st Separate Com- pany (colored) Infantry, Signal Corps, Machine Gun Battery, and Naval Battalion, numbering 2,791 en- listed officers and men.
LOCATED IN THE CITY OF HARTFORD.
All Hartford Companies of 1st Regiment C. N. G., meet at their Armory, 61 Elm st., which was dedicated with appropriate military ceremonies, March 16, 1880. The organization of the Ist Regiment dates June, 1672.
The First Regiment is composed of nine Companies, Band, and a Hospital Corps. Five companies are in Hartford; two in New Britain; one in South Man- chester; one in Rockville. Regimental headquarters, Hartford.
FIELD, STAFF AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, FIRST REGIMENT.
Edward Schulze, Hartford, Colonel; John Hickey, South Manchester, Lieut. Colonel; James C. Bailey, Hartford, Charles H. Moore, New Britain, Majors; Frank E. Johnson, Hartford, Adjutant; Patrick J. Cos- grove, Hartford, Battalion Adjt .; Albert L. Pope, Hartford, Quartermaster; Albert C. Bill, Hartford, Paymaster ; Thomas F. Rockwell, Rockville, Surgeon; John B. McCook, Hartford, Ass't Surgeon; Edward E. Moseley, Hartford, Inspector Small Arms; Thomas J. Hines, Sergeant Major; Fred W. Latham, New Britain, Fred G. Blakeslee, Hartford, Battalion Ser- geant Majors; Albert Prescott, Hartford, Com. Serg't; Laren J. Madsen, Hospital Steward; William C. Steele, Hartford, Drum Major; Frank H. Bilson, Rock- ville, Horace N. Saunders, New Britain, Color Ser- geants.
FIRST SECTION, BRIGADE SIGNAL CORPS.
T. B. C. Snell, Lieut. and Pres't; M. F. Oriens, 1st Serg't; Clarence Frayer Serg't; F. A. Mckenzie, Charles H. Whitney, Corporals; Charles H. Whitney, Treas. Organized Sept. 1, 1889. Drills Tuesday evenings, November to May, at 51 Elm st. Annual meeting in April.
HARTFORD GERMANIA GUARD. COMPANY A, 1st REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD. Capt .: Edward E. Lamb, 1st Lieut .; Charles F. Wolf, 2d Lieut .; Joseph R. Neddo, 1st Serg't: Otto Mantei, Q. M .; George A. Roemer, Charles Olschefskie, William H. Leslie, Sergeants; William H. Leslie, Recording Secretary; Edward E. Lamb, Geo. W. Parker, Arthur J. Pascoe, Executive Committee. Drills Thursday evenings at 51 Elm st. Business meeting, first Tuesday of each month. Organized January 28, 1872. 68 men.
HILLYER GUARD.
COMPANY B, 1st REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD. John F. Moran, Capt .; Frank E. Shea, 1st Lieut .; Patrick A. Farrell, 2d Lieutenant; John J. McMahon,
1st Sergeant; John F. Dahill, Q. M. Serg't; John A. Barlow, Geo. W. Covey, Thos. L. Crilley, Sergt's; Geo. R. Krull, Thomas F. Hogan, E. J. Cosgrove, T. I. Scanlon, James McAuliffe, Geo. S. Liebert, Stephen F. Henson, Walter Thompson, Corporals; J.F. Moran, Treas .; James A. Duffy, Rec. Sec'y; John J. Nagle, F. Sec'y; J. J. McMahon, Frank E. Shea, Thomas I. Crilley, Executive Committee; Patrick A. Farrell, Historian. Drills Tuesday evenings at 51 Elm st. Regular meeting, 2d Tuesday in each month. Annual meeting 2d Tuesday in January. Organized Septem- ber, 1862. Reorganized September, 1865. 68 men.
HARTFORD CITY GUARD.
COMPANY F, 1ST REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD. George W. Ripley, Capt .; William H. Talcott, 1st Lieut .; Frank H. Smith, 2d Lieut .; M. H. Whittlesey, 1st Serg't .; Fred A. Seidler, Q. M. Sergeant; W. H. Bruce, Jas. W. Dennis, H. H. Dunlap, Sergeants; A. M. Bond, C. E. Whiting, W. C. Simmons, H. G. Bailey, Corporals; Foster E. Harvey, Treas .; Fred G. Holmes, Sec'y; Herbert A. Russ, Collector; George W. Ripley, M. H. Whittelsey, Executive Committee. Annual meeting, 2d Monday in January. Regular meeting, 2d Monday of each month. Drills Monday evenings at 51 Elm st. Organized Jan. 8, 1861. 68 men.
HARTFORD LIGHT GUARD.
COMPANY H, 18T REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD. William E. Mahoney, Capt .; Wm. A. Sparks, 1st Lieut .; James Smith, 2d Lieut .; Francis P. Horan, Q. M. Sergeant; John F. Landrigan, Thomas J. Coyle, Joseph F. Healey, William M. Clark, John B. Stevens Serg'ts; William F. Duffy, P. Callaghan, F.J. Mather, John F. White, Philip Hansling, Jr., Archibald J. Roulston, Daniel Walsh, Michael T. Keena, Cor- porals; Joseph F. Healey, Fin. Sec'y; Francis P. Horan, Rec. Sec'y; John F. Landrigan, Treas. Drills Friday evenings at 51 Elm st. Annual meeting, 2d Fri- day in January. Regular meeting, 2d Friday in each month. Organized 1885. Reorganized October 22, 1872. 68 men.
COMPANY K. 1ST REGT. CONN. NATIONAL GUARD.
Nathaniel G. Valentine, Capt .; Richard W. DeLa- mater, 1st Lieut. ; Henry T. Holt, 2d Lieut .; George S. Batterson, 1st Serg't; Louis Silvernail, Q. M. and Com. Serg't; Herbert S. King, Francis M. Johnson, Cyrus E. Wheeler, George K. Dwyer, Serg'ts; Ralph B. Pierce, Edward M. Ward, William T. Campbell, Fred- erick L. Appleton, Archie L. Cannon, Wm. C. Johnson, Otis D. Marion, George H. Henry, Corporals; Charles E. Myers, Sec'y; George K. Dwyer, Treas .; Henry H. Hall, Fin. Sec'y. Monthly meetings 1st Wednesday evening. Annual meeting 1st Wednesday in Dec. Drills at 8 P. M. Wednesday at 51 Elm st. Organized Feb. 10, 1879. 68 members.
FIRST SECTION MACHINE GUN BATTERY, CONN. NATIONAL GUARD.
Frank A. Keen, 1st Lieut .; John A. Wood, Osmyn P. Clarke, Serg'ts; Henry R. Haynes, William Patter- son, Corporals; Emil D' Arche, Sec'y, 24 Canton st .; Henry R. Haynes, Treasurer. Organized July 1, 1886. Drills Thursday evenings at 51 Elm street. Monthly meetings last Thursday of each month. Annual meet- ing last Thursday in January.
SECOND DIVISION NAVAL BATTALION, C. N. G. Lyman Root, Lieut. Com .; Forrest Shepherd, Lieut. (Jr. Gr.); J. W. McManus, F. J. Bosworth, Ensigns;
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Gunner's Mates; Philip D. Burnham, Walter L. Meek, James H. Morgan, Samuel H. Havens, Coxswains; Alanson H. Wightman, Fred E. Bosworth, Quarter- masters; Herbert G. Bissell, Bugler; R. D. Chapin, Custodian; Harry Y. Nutter, Treas .; Richard B. Wells, Fin. Sec'y; Hugh I. Miller, Rec. Sec'y. Organ- ized, May 12, 1896. Drills Wednesday evenings 7 P. M. Civil meetings 2d Wednesday of each month at 51 Elm street. 85 men.
FIRST CO. GOVERNOR'S FOOT GUARD.
Louis R. Cheney, Major-Commandant; Robert R. Pease, Captain and ist Lieut .; Fred R. Bill, 2d Lieut .; Geo. Hays, 8d Lieut .; Wm. E. A. Bulkeley, 4th Lieut. and Adj .; Wilson L. Fenn, Ensign; C. C. Strong, Treas. and Paymaster; M. M. Johnson, Surg .; A. G. Cook, Ass't Surg .; Rev. J. W. Bradin, Chaplain; G. H. Folts, Engineer; Austin Brainard, Judge Advocate; Wm. B. Davidson. Qr. Master; Henry Bryant, Com- missary: Francis R. Cooley, Signal Officer; E. Kent Hubbard, Asst. Paymaster; P. H. Ingalls, Ordinance Officer; Arthur Shipman, Inspector; G. A. Cornell, Serg't Major; Edson Session, Q. M. Sergeant; W. H. Foster, Com. Serg't; E. J. Andrews, Asst. Com. Serg't; T. R. Shannon, Hospital Steward; T. H. Goodrich, Sig- nal Serg't; T. W. Hooker, Ord. Serg't; E. J. Andrews, Ass't Ord. Sergt .; A. H. Brooks, A. C. Deming, Color Sergeants; E. E. Johnson, T. J. Lewis, Color Corporals; Geo. E. Cox, A. E. Snow, Harry Prutting, Wm. H. Wil- son, William Melrose, H. S. Ellsworth, T. W. Laiman, J. C. Pratt, Sergeants; E. W. Alexander, A. H. Speath, C. E. Stedman, J. W. Gorton, F. H. Forbes, R. D. Coudray, Frank Shumaker, Jr., Thomas A. Kimberly, Corporals; J. C. Pratt, G. J. A. Neadele, Auditors; W. J. Morcom, Sec'y; Warren T. Bartlett, Rec. Sec'y; Thos. F. Pye, Jr., Clerk; H. S. Ellsworth, Collector. Armory, 159 High street, cor. Foot Guard place. Char- tered Oct. 19, 1771. Annual meeting in April. Drills Tuesday evenings. 110 men.
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