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210
Hilldrup's
post
office
moved
and
mioved
Hartford Rubber Works 523
Hartford School of Religious tion
390
Hartford Seminary Foundation 386, 841
Hartford sent four companies 183
Hartford's first town meeting 62
Hartford's Shelter for Women
575
Hartford's official physician 73
Hartford soon network of trolley lines 537
Hartford's original "Five Miles" 1270
"Hartford's Pop-corn man" 569
Hartford's quota and total April 30,
1919 810
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection
636
Hartford Steam Boller Inspection and Insurance Co .. 447, 881
Hartford Steam Co. 495
Hartford subscribed $134,000,000 810
Hartford's Western Extensions 1061
"Hartford," The 757
Hartford the "head of sloop naviga- tion" 318
Hartford Theological School
386
Hartford Theological Seminary
377; 389, 512
Hartford Times applauds Sperry. 534
Hartford Tuberculosis Sanatorium 696 Ilooker, Brlan 1101
"Hartford Wits"
231
Hartford Woven Wire Mattress Co. 586
Hartford Yacht Club 553
Haward, Rev. John 96
Hastyngs, Joseph 1009
Hawley Bequest of 1927. 1154
Hawley editor of "Courant" 452
"Hartford," The 916 714
Hartford Art Society. 482,
Hartford Art Society organized. 385
Hartford Bank 259
Hartford bankers of prominence.
826
Hartford bank "Congregational" 263
Hartford Board of Health organized_ 691
Hartford Board of Trade organized .. 521
Hartford business men to rescue_ 176
Hartford City Guard
430
Hartford Club, The
471
Haynes succeeded Stone
106
Haynes took Windsor people to set- tle Fairfield 64
Hazard entertained Secretary Davis __ 1027 Hazard Powder Co. organized 1027
Hazardville 1022
Heacox, E. C 1097
Healthy cows cost no more. 1044
Heart Sunshine Society 503
Hebrew Institute dedicated 658 Hebrew School united 899
Hebrew Women's Home for Children. 749
Hegira from the Center, the 780
Heirs and "inhabitants" clashed 151 Helped by Stiles men and Indians 34
Hemenway, Charles C .... 909 Henney accomplished much as mayor 766 Henney sent photographs of council to Hertford 759
Henry VIII changed "established" re-
ligion
Hillyer, Appleton R.
166
Hartford purchase from Indians
1270
Hartford Retreat, The 281
Educa
1373
Ingersoll, Stamp-Master resigned 1316
Ingrahams, The 1218
Insurance and its capable men 619
Insurance Builders
776
"Insurance Circle"
779
Insurance City
771
Insurance, Facts about
510,
876
Insurance men
356
Insurance men to be remembered 828
Intemperance and other evils. 569
Intemperance, crime, contempt for
law
174
Interstate Airways 868
In the Revolution 183 Inventions that draw skilled workers 582 Inventors developed 1358
I. O. O. F.
1194
Iron bridges made at Berlin Junc-
tion
1168
Isbill, Colonel
796
"It have a thread of white in it"
74
Ives, Maj. J. Moss
790
J
Jacobus, Melancthon W. 390, 933
Jacobus, Rev. Dr. Melancthon W.
850
Jail continued as State prison 1054
Jail overcrowded
174
James driven from throne, rights re- stored 141
James' first grant in 1606
3
James' translation of Bible food for oppressed 2
Jarvis will revealed more benefactions 722
"Jeffersonian," The
290
Jefferson on town meeting
136
Jepson, Dr. Win., opened drug store
Jewell, Charles A.
689
Jewels made at East Berlin
1168
.Jews first mentioned in town record 350
John Adams counted training days im- portant 81
John Fitch High School
958
Johnson, Aholiab met Davis 1027
Johnson, Moses C.
1279
Johnson, Prof. C. F.
770
Johnson, Wm. S.
215
216
Jones, Payson
916
Jones, Richard T., huilt paper mill 1275
Joshua's Will, Strife over
153
Joslyn, Charles M.
498
"Journal of American History". 653
"Journal of Education"
314
"Journal," The
289, 495,
1154
Julian Society
1150
K
Kaiser got out 804
Keep, Mrs. J. R. 846
Keith, John, and church site 230
Kelley, Thomas J.
Kellogg, Capt. Joseph 758
1011
Kellogg, Capt. Martin
1161
Kellogg, E. E., introduced scouring of wool 368
917
Kellogg the first commercial lithogra- pher 367
Kelsey farm bought
244
Kendall, John 1247
487
Keney provided for large park 545
Keney Scholarship increased by Gifts 482
Keney, Walter
487
Kennedy School of Missions 390, 767
Kensington 1160, 1167
Kensington businesses 1172
1170
Kensington's schools 1170
1011
Kent Laboratory 1017
Kent Memorial Library 845
Kent, Sidney A.
1014
Ketch Mills
990
Key to correspondence found
189
I
"I am a good copper" 210
Imlay's mills 72
"Immortal" Square and fountain a catch-all
443
"Imperial Herald," The 1014
Imperishable names made 196
Imports included new article-Tobacco 73
Imports of £9,000 annually.
134
"Impost income from Rhum to col- lege" 71
Incorporation of Granby 1049
Increased wealth, happiness, popula- tion
557
Independence "miserably lost" 122
"Independent Press" 289
Indianapolis College of Missions 841
128
Indian shot Philip as he was escap- ing
132
Indians sold land several times. 133
Indian troubles at Farmington 1078 Indians turned toward weakened towns 46
Individuals ruined, but transportation came 334
Industrial development of Unionville_1102
Industrial Home for the Blind 503
Industries at Wethersfield 1324
Industries of Berlin 1168
Industry helped by railways 1228
Income, Insurance
879
INDEX
Hooker's sermon 52
Hooker System federalized 213
Hooker, Thomas 15
Hooker, Thomas, founder 231
Hooker was democratic, tolerant 16
Hooker wrote Winthrop
46
Hopkins, Edward
81; 95
Hopkins, Lemuel
235, 395
Hopkins, Samuel _1034
Horace Bushnell Memorial Hall Cor- poration 923
Horn-book introduced 95
"Hornet's nest stirred up" 45
Horse power of old Enfield dam 1004
Horses brought West __ 1094
Horse thieves got a variety
161
Horton, Eli, and his chuck 995
Hosmer, Capt. Titus 203
Hosmer Hall 389
Hosmer Hall Choral Union 708
"Hospitality Hall"
206
House of Correction ordered 75
House of Hope. 8
Houston, Col. D. C ._
537
Howard, Lieutenant-Colonel 806
Howard, Maj. James L .__.
788
Howard wounded near Vaux
801
How hills were formed 20
Hubbard gathered militia, started for Cambridge 1348
Huhbard, Norman, tanner. 1346
Hubbard, Richard D. 435: 1268
Hubbard, Stephen A. 910
Hudson & Goodwin
1268
Hudson, Barzillai 256
Hudson, Henry
256
Hueblein built massive tower
1107
Huit, Ephraim
949
Huitt, Rev. Ephraim 220
Humphrey, Prof. E. H.
770
Hung heads in shame on foolish re- port 196
Hunt, Dr. Ebenezer K.
554
Hunt Memorial 554
Hunt, Jane Leavitt
1017
Huntington, Governor 215
Huntington, Governor, signed the pa- per 247
Huntington, Hezekiah 1013
Huntington, Robert W. 618, 849, 881
Huntley, Lydia
309, 317
Hutchinson, Mrs. Anne 54
Hyde, Clement C.
767
Hyde. William Waldo 498, 535
1003
Humphreys, Col. David
235
Jewell, Marshall
435
Johnstone, historian, quoted
Kellogg, Robert B.
Indian, at risk of life, saved massacre
Indian barter
81
Keney, Henry
Kensington made township in 1785.
Kent, Capt. Elihu
1374
INDEX
Kill and plunder 130
Killed in hotel tragedy 515
Kiln Brook (Gully Brook) covered
over 69
King, Clarissa 1012
King, Helen M. 1017 King no more desired than pope. 4
"King Philip's Cave"
1031
King Philip watched fire
1031
King's Highway, The 513
Kingswood Academy
850
Kinney, Mrs. Sara T.
709
Kinsella, Richard J. 767
Kinsley, Dr. Apollos 226
Kinsley, Dr., ran steam car on Main Street in 1897 527
Kirby, John, shot
132
Knapp, Lieut .- Commander H. S 617
Knapp, Rear Admiral Harry S. 821
Knitting-machine needles 1278
Know Nothings 411
L
Labor was "dear"-two shillings a
day
Ladd succeeded Freeman in 1925 867
Ladies of Red Cross served dinner 809
Ladies of the G. A. R .. 431
Ladies Wide-awake Club
1021
Lafayette beheld in 1824 a different Hartford 301
Lafayette introduced to Washington
the "Old Testament Light Horse" 199
Lafayette visited back of lines 199
Lake, Everett J. 761
Lafayette wrote his wife 207
Lamb, Lieutenant-Colonel 796
Lancaster wiped out 130
Land Company of forty-eight men
217
L. & H. Transportation Co ..
868
Land records became necessary 69
and
Lands being annexed Seymour Newberry prepared layout
153
Lankton, Arba 569
Larabee, Charles 40'1
Larabee Fund, The 401
Large farms of 1849 1011
Larger market need suggested Town hall 298
Largest elm tree 1326
Largest estate inventoried up to 1647 81
Last heroic act of Major Rau 802
Last link added (parks) 546
Last survivor of first board 842
Later Banks 325
375
Land a fit tool
Lawler, Joseph H. 766
Lawton, Christopher, bought it for a song 86
Lawton, Christopher Jacob. 1002
Law welded church and town 168
Lawyers 239
Lawyers after 1800 241
Lawyers appointed in 1708 and later 156
Lawyers limited in number 156
Lawyers of note prior to 1800 240
Leading woman architect 853
Leaders in electrical power develop- ment 619
Lecturer in Yale Law School 500
Lee, Isaac, Jr. 1090 Lee, James P.
Lee, Jared 872
Lee, Maj .- Gen. Charles 1198
205
Lee, Richard Henry
214
Lee, Thomas 1135
Legislature stops all theatricals 243
Leisler failed to do his part 147 Main Street denuded of elms 1265
Leisler put Winthrop in jail 147
Less than 100 of 1000 returned 175
Let a sleeping dog lie 141
'"Lever Watch" made 1262
Lewis, Gertrude O. 491
Lexington Alarm, April 20, 1775 183
Liberty Loans, New Britain 1131 Library quit on buying book No. 508_1331 Library Trustees . 1037
"Licensed persons" forbidden to let patrons drink to excess 70
License perpetual and irrevocable 82 Lieutenant-General in Cromwell's forces 64
Life and treasure wasted by England 177 Light and Power Companies 866 Light-powered friction clutch invent- ed 1279
Liked to get together 78
Lilley, George L. 644
Lincoln spoke here in 1860
298
Line agreed upon in 1713 86
Line shaping like nut-cracker 801
Linton, Lieut. F. K., mortally wounded 803 Liquor for divers for drowned man and for jury 70
Liquor license reduced prices 962
"Listers" arrested 1311
"Literary Colony" 451
"Literary Gentlemen" 242
Literary Institute, The 309
Little knowledge of English law 156
Little River, backed by Connecticut at flood-times, defied engineers. 162
Local and Colonial regulations of
liquor traffic adopted
70
Local calls for aid 902
197
Lodges 488
167
Lodges of New Britain 181
765
Loomis, Hon. Dwight
Loomis Institute 846.
962
Loomis, James Lee 849,
881
Loomis, Joseph
846
Loomis, Luther
1007
Loomis, William H. 846
Lord, Lois B. 1359
Loss at Chicago five times the capital 356 Losses of One Hundred and Second 802 Loss of Leaders 667
Louis of France peeved
when
his
friend Charles was dethroned 146
"Louisville Journal"
289
Lounsbury, Phineas C. 499
Loved ties of kinship across water
148
Love, Rev. Dr. W. De Loss 37.
666
Ludlow completed code in 1650 63
Ludlow, Roger 12
Ludlow, Samuel, Jr. 758
Ludlow's skill 52
Ludlow (chairman) 39
Lusk, Levi 1165
Luther, Flavel S. 768
Lyceum in 1836 1150
Lydall, Henry
1278
Lyman, Capt. Phineas
$7
Lyman, Gen. Phinehas 1003
M
McBain, Howard Lee 60
McCook, Anson T., appointed major 805
McFarland, Bishop 565
McGlone, Anna 750
McKnight, Dr. Everett J. 785
McLean, George P., elected governor_ 639 McLean's coming brings peace era. 1035
McLean Seminary
1036
McManus, Gen. Thomas 500
Maccabees, The .
488
Machine industry of 1830 1119
Mackenzie, William D .. 391
Magistrates and elders not strong for laws 52
Magistrates obliged to work side by side with "inhabitants". 54
Magistrates of Session (1639) 58
Maintaining its ideals 895
Manchesters, The 1270
Manchester Chamber of Commerce 1291
Manchester churches 1280
Manchester, facts about 1297
Manchester in the wars 1292
Manchester library facilities 1288
Manchester newspapers 1297
Manchester schools
1287
Manchester's clubs
1291
Manchester Trust Company 1291
1150
London Times on Washington
Lonergan, Augustine 476
Local committee on prisoners
Lodges in Farmington and Berlin
134
Latest Fire Dept. building
2
1375
Merchants Insurance Company, The __ 355
Merging of financial institutions. 771
Meriden Britannia Company 592
Merrow Machine Company 591
Messenger got ferry rights in 1726 162 Metals, but not in workable quantities_1111 Methodism introduced by Rev. Jesse Lee 345
Methodists held first quarterly meet. 1035
Methodists finally built-1834
II64
Methodists joined by others.
1164
Methodists met discouragements
1338
Metropolitan District
860
Mexican war brought order for volvers 364
Mexican war not popular in Connecti- cut 403
Miantonomoh doubted success 47
Miantonomoh killed Uncas' prisoner 87
Miantonomoh started on warpath 88
Middle School, The Old. 845
Middlesex Gazette, complete file of 382
Miel, Rev. Dr. Ernest de F 822
Militia numbered 2,500 134
Military Emergency Board 790 Military men taken by death. 821
Mildrum, W. W.
1171
Millerites
1003
Mills in early days on Mill Brook 1093
Mills since 1838. I164 Minister had to appeal to General As- sembly to get pay. 1034
Ministers aided witchcraft fanatics I11
Minister's first house. 65
Minister's Lane
223
Missionary
Society
of
Connecticut
organized
229
Mitchell, Edwin Knox 395, 900
Mitchell, Matthew 1335
Mitchell, Prof. Edwin Knox. 669
Mitchell, Rev. John,
Hooker's
suc-
cessor
102
Mitchell, Stephen Mix 1320
Mitchelson promoted tobacco culture_1042 Mix, Rev. Stephen. 1312
Mobbed for mouthiness 198
Mohawks released Winthrop 147
Monday Morning Club _. 488
Monetary standard struggles 432
Money for lawyers and lobbying 514
Money voted for schoolhouse. 96
Monopoly in skins and corn 81
Monte Video 1104
Montreal Black Watch (1918) 813
Moran, Fire Chief J. C. 915
Morgan, Forrest
930
Morgan, John
223
Morgan, Joseph
334
Morgan, J. Pierpont __ 268, 512, 718, 784, 839
Morgan, J. Pierpont,
gives
library
building
768
Morgan, Junius S .___ 268, 334, 511, 718, 784
Morgans never forgot Hartford 717
Morris, Luzon B. 533
Morris sworn in as governor 517
Morse, John M.
997
Money advanced by France 214
Moss, Amos
1183
Most Holy Church of the Trinity 349 Most liberal charter ever granted 121 Mount Nebo Silk Manufacturing Com- pany 1280
Mount St. Joseph 857
Move on Hindenburg line begun 804
Much devastation at Pequot. 45
Muir, William 1224
Municipal Art Society 715
Municipal Art Society kept busy 730
Municipal Building dedicated, 1915 738
Munson had monopoly of carrying goods and passengers by coach_ I66
Murdered by Indians, Wethersfield
corn in boat
1300
Murphy, Dr. Walter G. 784
Musical instruments taboo 82
Music in the schools
658
"Mustard Bowl" I333
Must attend only one church 76
Mutual companies around the country 352
Myers, Capt. Rawdon W
805
Mygatt, Jacob
I250
.
Maritime trade mostly with
West
Indies
223
Mark Twain 452
Mark Twain Memorial 463
Marlborough
1356
Marlborough in the wars. 1358
Martin, James A.
I267
Martin, Miss Mary E. 850
Marvin, Judge Edwin E. 786
Marvin, L. P. Waldo. 786
Maitbie, Theodore 598
Manufacturers' Association of Con-
necticut 758
Manufacturers' Association of Hart-
ford County
630
Mason, Capt. John
12
Masonic Hall, Wethersfield. 1329
Masonic Lodge
1193
Masons and Odd Fellows at Windsor_ 965
Mason and Underhill applied torch. 48
Masons, Eiks, Odd Fellows, K. C., New Britain 1150
Mason s plan prayed over. 47
Massachusetts Bay Company
1299
Massachusetts' call for leading men to secure defense 274
Massachusetts gave
105,793 acres
ir
compensation 86
Massachusetts got no response from North 176
Mass celebrated in Colt meadows in 1781 349
Matchlocks gave place to flintlocks 172
Mather, Cotton, on enjoyment of an- other's death
111
Mather, Roland
476
Mather, William G ..
841
Matianuck
28
Maverick, Rev. John. .12, 945
Maxim, Hiram Percy 527, 629
"May breakfasts"
1018
Major Henney
668
Mayors of ability 865
Mayors of decade 1890-1900 535
Mayor Smith 668
Mead, George J. 868
Mead, William L. 757
Mechanics Bank 329
Mechanics brought from Switerland. 364
Mechanics' Library
1086
Medals of Roger Welles 1166
"Medical Colleges" exposed 915
Meeting condemned Boston blockade_1089
Meeting-house had hip roof and bell tower 158
Meeting-house yard 66
Melrose
990
Members Municipal Art Society 730
Members of convention. 640
Memorial Arch dedicated 488
Memorial Hall of granite 997
Memorial Park I204
Memorial unveiled 1021
Men and boys seized guns and started 183 Men chosen to assist townsmen _. 62
Men from county assigned to various branches 805
Men furnished by state (Civil war) 429
Men in maritime trade before Revolu- tion 223
Men in public life, business, industry, who have passed 829
Men of insurance history and world __ 356 Men of means and of education went to fight Indians 54
"Men of the first property" 1316
Men of prominence taken 821
Men of World war welcomed home
1351
Men passing out of picture in 1900s
689
Men 16 to 66 must train for war 82
Men took advantage of good nature 135
Men who went to Suckiaug 34
INDEX
Mandrey, W. H., superintendent of
schools 1163
Manufactures of New Britain 1122
Manufacturing concerns 475
Mapleton Literary Club. 1021
Marble chapel in memory of Miss
Porter
846
March of Rochambeau's army 1264
Marines from the "Utah"
788
1376
INDEX
Names marked in literature 463
Names of givers of Memorial fund. 845
Names of men in Pequot War 49
Names prominent in banking 476
Names prominent through three cen- turies 100
Natawanute, Sachem 28
National Guard Executive Committee 894
National Guard squabble 516
National Publishing Center 286
Natives made "Vexatious outcries" 1032
Naval militia ordered to Boston 791
Navigation taught in "Academy" 1332
Nayaug Co. 1344
Naylor, Dr. James H. 767
Near East College Association 900
Near East Relief, The 900 Northern migration 1000
Northington
1103
North Street's Social Settlement
576
Norton, Col. Charles Ledyard 1099
Norton, John T.
1099
Norwich Free Academy
846
No unmarried men without
servant
could keep house
69
Nurses' Memorial Home 399
0
Oakey, P. Davis 765
Object of modern execration 443
"Observer," The 1154
Ocenm, Samson 133
Offenses against Sabbath severely
punished
64
Offenses punishable by death 63
Offensive war ordered 46
Office fitted up at expense of $21.25. 259 Officers in witchcraft "craze" 111
Officers of National Guard in volun- teer service 617
Officers United Jewish Charities 749
Officers, World War 817 Off to help found Norwich 1310
Ogden, Jacob 223
Ogilby, Remsen B. 768
Olcott's house popular 1272
Old being replaced by new 577
Old bridge burned 514
Old Covered Bridge, The 1008
Oldest Episcopal church 973
Oldest house in Glastonbury 1337
Oldham, John
1299
Oldham's companions 1300
Oldham's murder 45
Old Inn goes to Sarah Bunce 83
Old People's Home 400;
487
Old principles prevail
759
Olds, Sally
1012
Olmsted, Frederick Law
548, 683
Olmsted, Timothy
1248
Olmsted, William Law
401
Geographies 293
"One charter in duplicate"
145
101st Machine-Gun in under-fire test_ 796
104th Infantry, A. E. F. 791
Onions brought fame 1323
Only a few negroes enumerated were slaves 166
Only complete file of "Courant" 382
On to New Britain
1109
Opening cannonade burned more pow. der than in all Civil war S04
Order of Scottish Clans 488
Order of United Americans 411
Orders to compel annexation 137
Ordination of Aaron J. Booge 1052
Ore sent to London
164
Original Constitution a simple docu- ment 5g
Original landowners of Farmington __ 1078 Original of Morse's first telegraph
message 385 Original purpose of Y. W. C. A 745
Origin of Marlborough 1357
Niles, Bement & Pond 868 Other libraries 513 Niles, John M. 404, 971 Nine billion-gallon storage reservoir 753 Out-door recreation more general 553 Other "Windsors" 974 Nine stores near ship-yard 1332 Outdoor school established 657
'Nineties' industries and callings 582 Ninety per cent of vote cast in 1920 834 No bridge over Little River West of Main 271
Non-consumption agreement 182
Nook Farm "Literary Colony" 451 No other bank till 1814 259
Norris, Charles A. 997
Northam, Charles H. 487
Northam Memorial Chapel 472
North American Insurance Co., The. 356
Northam, Mrs. Charles H.
472
North & Judd Mfg. Co. 1126
North Bloomfield 973
North Brick Green 1329
Northern Connecticut Power Co. get 50-year license 866
Northern Conn. Power Co. buys 996
Nearly all were Congregationalists 134
Negro servant now and then 74
Negro shows sort of churchmen 981
Nepaug Dam a cyclopean structure 754
Nepaug Reservoir 753
Newberry, Capt. Roger 175
Newberry, Walter Loomis
984
New Bridge, Facts about
703
New Britain as a village
1132
New Britain Chamber of Commerce. 1150
New Britain churches
1111
New Britain in the Civil War 1117
New Britain Club, The 1150
New Britain early erected World War Memorial
1128
New Britain finances closely watched_1135
New Britain's first post office 1135
New Britain Institute and Library Assn. 1153
New Britain Knitting Co. 1125
New Britain looks out for neighbors_1132
New Britain manufactures 1155
New Britain men and women of note_1154
"New Britain News"
1154
New Britain's boosters 1119
New Cambridge 1243
New Century attacks disease 691
Newcomers, Facts about 519
Newcomers wanted high schooling 654
New Concerns (New Haven) 1126
New Constitution 272
New Constitution not wanted
638
New County building going up
481
New County jail built in 1792
76
New Departure Mtg. Co.
1223
New edifice for Christ Church
342
Newell, Mrs. Elizabeth
1175
New England Co. crushed
356
"New England Review" 289
New Fire Company at Wethersfield 1325
New form artificial light opposed 494
Newgate mine and prison 164, 1053
Newgate prison 210, 1041
New England Air Corporation 868
New "gym" begun at Trinity 841
New Haven Colonial Records 726
New Haven's ungrateful attitude 64
Newington 1160
Newington Home for Crippled Chil- dren 1166
Newington in the Wars 1165 Newington in Civil War 1165
Newington's Independence 1166
Newington like a park 1160
New jail built in 1837 on Pearl St. 76
New schools required 837
Newspapers and editors since 1850 1154 New Strength But Records Ending 667 "News," Weekly Manchester 1297
Newton Case Library 512
Newton, Charles H. 1188
Newton Mfg. Co. 1188
Ney, John M. 688
Niagara expedition a failure 178
Nichols, James 776
Nichols Lane 550
Nicholson, George 850
Night patrol, The 372
Nilan, John J. _ 667
Olney's, Smith's
and
Woodbridge's
1377
Owen, Maj. Charles H. 23
Owens, Maj. Michael F. 790
Oxford School 850
P
Page, Walter Hines 1156
Paige traveling scholarships 482
Painful readjustment 532
Palfrey, P. G. . 61
Palisade built at Windsor 47
Pallotti, Francis A. 864
Paper for State and for Army 1274
Paper industry at Union Village 1274
Paper mills
993
Parade of returned A.E.F. 809
Parcel Post comes 771
Park Central Hotel tragedy
515
Parker, Col. John H., U. S. A.
796
Parker, Harold H.
1208
Parker, Rev. Fletcher D.
825
Parks beautified by gifts
548
Parks, Era of
531
Parks of West Hartford
1070
Parks, Start of 400
Parks, Valuation of 548
Park will memorialize Thomas Stan- dish 1326
Parochial schools 854
Parsons, Col. Francis 759
Parsons, John Caldwell 598
Parsons, Judge Francis 598
Parsons, Paul S.
849
"Particular Court" appointed
157
Pastors, 1836-1892
949
Pastors of Asylum Hill Congregational Church
439
Paterson, John
1112
Patten, George Jeffrey
309
Patterson Antiquarian and Genealogi- cal Library 382
630
Pattisons, founders
of
Connecticut
salesmanship
164
Pattison, Julia E. 1037
Pattisons, The 1171
209
Pease, Capt. Eliphalet
87
Peckham, Geo. A.
Peck Spring Co., The 1191
1200
Penalty for horse-stealing
Penfield, Frederic C. 913
Penfield, Lieut. Walter G. 617
Pentecost, Mrs. Hugh O. 872
People as court 39
People becoming piratical 167
People long desired body of laws
44
Per capita tax levy
841
Percussion caps replace flintlocks
172
Perkins, Charles E.
Perkins Electric Switch Co. 499
628 768
Perkins, Lucy
463
Perkins, Mary Beecher
463
Perkins, Mrs. Mary B.
680
Perkins, Mrs. Thomas C. 456
Perkins, Thomas C. 499
Permission in 1636 to form new church 1300
Perry, John H., quoted 640
Pershing chose Verdun End 804
Pershing gets praise from Foch 803
Personally decorated colors in honor of Marcheville 806
"Peter Parley" (S. G. Goodrich)
273
Peter Parley's writings 293
Peters, Rev. Hugh 16;
119
Petition for "Bank of Connecticut" 263 Pratt & Whitney 367, 523, 585
Petitioned Legislature for bank char- ter 252
Petition to General Court, 1660 1001
Petition to King 118
Phelps, Anson G. 337:
10'35
Phelps, Jeffery O. 1035 Phelps, John J. . 1035
Phelps, Maj .- Gen. Noah _1044
Phelps, Oliver 217, 969 1850
Phelps, Rev. S. Dryden 463
Philip came to chieftainship bitter of heart 127
Philip's first blow 127
Phipps, William 146
Phoenix Iron Works 367
l'hoenix Library
1086
Phoenix Mutual Life 881
Phoenix National grows 886
l'hoenix, The ( fire) 355
Physical forces of new century
619
Physicians 395 2
Pilgrims had own agreed rules
Pioneers in wool industry 1261
Pitkin, Alhert H. 786
Pitkin, Captain of Steamer "Enter-
prise"
1352
l'itkin glass factory
l'itkin, James F. 1275
1262
Pitkin. Samuel, established first cot- ton mill 1275
Pitkin, William
Pitkin, William, complained
230
Pitt found colonies exhausted but re- sponsive 180
l'itt, William 180
Placed in stocks and ears nailed. 161
Plainville and Southington 1175
Plainville Manufacturing Co. 1184
Plainville's first bank 1193
Plainville Water Co. 1193
Plans for chain of parks 538
Plans to filch Hartford's trade 318
"Planted by your care! No!" 910
Plantsville National Bank 1209
Plaques and trees at Colt Park 919
"Play the man for God -
195
Plimpton, Linus B.
472
Plymouth to Nantasket 70 days
12 Podunk fort "home" to Uncas
89
Podunk Indian killed one of Sequas- sen's sachems 89
Podunks 28
Podunks were with enemy
127
Police Mutual Aid Association 487
416
Political confusion with new century. 765
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