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Dental Association, Waterbury, 291
Departments of Education and Public Health, 5 Diamond drills, 240
Dime Savings Bank, Waterbury, 151
Dissolved Corporations, 333
Domestic Science, 76
Donovan, M. C., 83
Doolittle, Thomas B., telephone pioneer, 101 Draft, The, 314
Drainage and water supply, 33
Drainage Bonds, 10
Drama and Music, 298
Eagle Brewing Co., 243
Eagles, Fraternal Order of, 261 Earle's Hotel, 156
Early closing movement in Waterbury, 282
Early History of Thomaston, 377
Early History of Torrington, 387
East Main Street high school, 64
East Mountain Reservoirs, 33
Eastern Brass & Ingot Company, 196, 218
Education, department of, 5, 6; the Water- bury board of, 64 Egan, Chief George M., 15, 16, 19, 21
Electric Railroad System, 96
Electric Railroads, noted managers of, 105
Elks, The, of Waterbury, 255
Elks Club in Waterbury, 291
Elks Clubhouse, Torrington, 402
Elm-beetle year, the, 54, 55
Elton, John P., 11, 15
Elton Hotel, 156
Employment Offices, Waterbury, 187
Engine Company No. 1. Waterbury, 21
Eucl'd Avenne Park, 55
Eureka Chapter, No. 22, R. A. M., 248
Evangelical Lutheran St. John's church of Waterbury, 119
Evening schools, average attendance of, 61; attendance in 1911, 69
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Exemption boards, 314 Exercises at dedication of City Hall, 47 Express Companies, 100
Factory contruction in Waterbury, 190 Farrel Foundry & Machine Company, 230 Federal Building of Waterbury, 50
Finances of Waterbury in last twenty-five years, 6-11
Fire of 1902, 22; fighting the, 24, 25; loss of life, 25; buildings destroyed and value, 25, 26; its effects, 156
Fire Alarm Station, the Central, of Water- bury, 22
Fire and police departments, Naugatuck, 361 Fire and police departments, Winsted. 413
Fire Department of Waterbury, history of for 1893 to 1917, 21; buildings of, 21; volunteers of, 21; equipment of, 22; force in 1917, 22; chief engineers of, 27; new home in City Hall, 45
Fires of last quarter century in Waterbury, 26
First Baptist Church of Waterbury, 116
First Baptist Church, Winsted, 422
First Church, Congregational, Waterbury, 10? First Church of Christ, Scientist, Waterbury, 130
First Congregational Church, Thomaston, 379 First Methodist Episcopal Church of Water- bury, 114
First settler in Torringford, 389
First town meeting, Winchester, 408
Fitzhenry, Peter, 14
Fitzsimons, Father, 59
Flag, Waterbury's Municipal, 47
Flag-Pole, The, 56 Flanders Hotel, 160
Foreign-born population, 79 Foresters, 259
Foresters of America, 259
Foundries and machine shops, 230
Fountains, publie, 53; on The Green, 58
Foxboro Company, The, 237
Franklin, Benjamin, monument of, 56
Franklin House, 156
Fraternal Order of Eagles, Waterbury Lodge, 361 French Manufacturing Company, 195, 217 French Societies, 265 Fry, B. H. & Company, 190
Gaffney, James F., 198 Garbage Disposal, problems of Waterbury's, 29
G. A. R. Post, Waterbury, 295
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium, 174
General Manufacturing Company, 197, 222 German Evangelical Lutheran church of Wa- terbury, 118 German Societies, 266 Gilbert Home for friendless children, 406 Gilbert Home, The William L., 416 Gilbert School, 406
Girls' Club and Industrial School, Water- bury, 278 Goodyear, Charles, 350 Goss. donation to park system, 55 Gothic Hall, 42 Grade Crossings, elimination of, 93 Grand List of Waterbury since 1893, 6, 7
Grand List, Borough of Torrington. 403 Grandview Avenue Bridge, 32 Green, The, 52; later history of, 55 "Green" Line, The, 100 Grace Baptist church, Waterbury, 118 Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, Water- ville, 115
Half holidays, 282
Hall, S. W., bequest for Memorial Chapel, 58 Hamilton Park, one of beauty spots of Wa- terbury, 52
Ilarmony Lodge, No. 42. F. & A. M., 245
Hartford, Windsor and Winsted land claims, 407
Hartford Register Company, 101
Hart Hollow, 390
Hartley, George, 196
Hartley Wire Die Company, 241
Harty, Rev. William A., 59
Hayden collection, 90
Hayes, A. P., 13
Health, Board of Publie, 28; officers, 28; in- spectors, 28; commissioners, 29
lleavy chemicals, 239
Ileitman, Chief Engineer Henry H., 27
Hellman Brewing Company, 242
Heminway & Bartlett. Silk Company, 195
Henderson Brothers, 234
Hendricken, Father, 59
Hendricken School, additions to, 72
Highways, Torrington's first, 389
High school attendance, 68
High school pupils, member of Waterbury's, 62 High Schools, The Crosby, 67; The Wilby, 81 Historical Society, the Mattatuck, 61
History of Waterbury, interesting happen- ings in the, 86
History of Catholic Church in Winsted, 424
Ilistory of Torrington's Cemeteries, 402
History of Winsted's Churches, 419
Hoadley, H. G., 232
Hodson's Hotel. Waterbury, 160
Holmes, Booth & Haydens, 228
Holy Name Societies, 132
Home of Rubber Industry, 346
Homes, Some Naugatuck, 362
Ilook and Ladder Company No. 2. Water- bury. 21 Hooks and Eyes, Pins, Needles, ete., 224
Hesiery Makers, 242
Hospital. Charlotte Hungerford, 400; Litch- field County, 418
Hotelkiss, William B., 11, 12
Hotels, 156
Housing problem. Waterbury's. 141 Hungerford. Charlotte, Hospital, 400
Ice Companies of Waterbury, 242 Improved Order of Red Men, 261
Improvement Bonds. 10
Improvements on Waterbury's streets. 31 Incorporations filed, 1894-1917, 323
I. O. O. F., 251
Independent Order of Foresters, 260
Industrial Development, Watertown's. 342
Industrial Development, Winsted's, 427 Industrial Expansion, Torrington's, 391
Industrial School and Girls' Club. Waterbury, 278
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Industries of Torrington, larger, 386 Ingersoll "Dollar" Watch, 187, 224 Ingersoll, R. H. & Brother, 225
Insurance and Banking History of Water- bury, 146; recent development of, 155 Institute of Craft and Industry, 280 International Silver Company, 190, 237 Iron horse's first visit, 409
Italian Congregational Church, 111 Italian Societies of Waterbury, 266
Jackson, Thomas F., 195 Jacques' Theater, 302 Jewish Cemeteries, 60 Jury and Court Rooms in New Courthouse, 50
Kalbfleisch Corporation, The, 190, 239
Kellogg, Frank W., hero of Manila Bay, 312 Kennedy, Joseph P., 83
Kiefer, Daniel, 4
Kilduff, Hon. E. G., 4, 11, 15, 18 Kingsbury Hotel, 160 King's Daughters, 177
Knights of Columbus, 256
Knights of the Golden Eagle, 263
Knights of Maccabees, 264
Knights of Pythias, 253 Kork-N-Seal Caps, 240
Labor Organizations, 267 Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H., 258 Lamps, 187
Lane Manufacturing Company, 241
Larkin, William J., 13
Leavenworth, Elisha, 229
Leavenworth, Elisha, donation to Franklin Monument, 56
Leavenworth, Elisha, gifts of, 54, 87, 283 Letter carriers' organization, 51
Lewis, Truman S., gift toward clock, 56
Liberty Loans, Red Cross, etc., 316
Liberty Street Bridge, 32
Library, The Bronson, 84; Seymour, 368; Torrington, 399; Waterbury, 61; Water- town, 342
Library Park. 54, 58, 86
Lilley, Hon. George L., 13, 319
List of Incorporations filed, 1894-1917, 323
Litchfield County Hospital, 418
Local Unions, 268
Long-Wind Waterbury. The, 225 Loose-leaf metal ring, 241 Losses. few manufacturing, 243 Loss of Life in Fire 1902, 25 Loval Order of Moose, 260
Ludington Cigaret Machine Company, 233 Lux Clock Manufacturing Company, 227
McGivuey day, 135 McGrath, John F., 13 Machine Shops and Foundries, 230 Mad River, 405 Mad River Bridge, 32 Manufacturers' Foundry Co., 191, 235 Manufacturers' National Bank, 152
Manufacture, Seymour's, 368
Manufacturing Corporations, Waterbury's, 337 Manville Brothers Company, 243 Manville, E. J. Machine Co., 191, 231
Margaret Croft School, 66 Masonic and other fraternal orders, 245 Masonie Building Fund Trustees, 245 Masonic Choir, 300
Masonic Temple, 250; dedicated, 251 Mattatuck Historical Society, The, 61; erec- tion of Sled Hall Brook memorial tablet, 48; purposes, etc., 86; list of collections, 88; officers and committees of, 91 Mattatuck Manufacturing Company, 194, 221 Mattatuck Rod & Gun Club, 294
Matthews & Willard Manufacturing Com- pany, 198, 213 May Festival, 1917, 300
Mayors of Waterbury, 11; vote on, 11, 12 Medical Association, Waterbury, 291
Memorial Chapel, the, 58; dedication of, 59; renovation of and donations to, 59
Merchants Trust Company, 153
Metal buttons, buckles, etc., 241
Metal Specialties Company, 236
Metal Specialty Manufacturing Company, 197 Methodist church, Thomaston, 380; Winsted, 421 Mexican border troubles, 313
Military activities, 312
Military Band, Boys' Club, 276
Miller, Mahlon D., railroad man, 104
Modern Woodmen of America, 262
Monuments to Rochambeau's army, 317
Morden Manufacturing Company, 241
Morris Plan Bank, 149
Morris Reservoirs, 33
Mothers' Club, The, 293
Mount Olive A. M. E. Zion church of Water- bury, 116 Movie period, The, 303
Mulcahy, Rev. John A., 59. 80
Mulcahy School, the, 65; fire of the, 71
Murder cases, celebrated. 17
Museum, the Bronson Library, 85
Musie and the drama, 298
Mutual Aid Society, The, 15
Naturalist Club, The, 290
National Company, 197, 218
National Guard arrives in Street Car Strike, 19, 20
National Wire Mattress Company, 243 Naugatuck, 346 Division, 92 Division double-tracked, 30
Fire and Police Departments, 361
From Colonial Period, 347
Homes, some, 362
Public Utilities, 360
Railroad Company, 409
River Conservation, 30, 37
River, diverting the, 30
Schools, 353 Y. M. C. A., etc., 362
Naugatuck's Banks, 359
Naugatuck's Churches, 354
Naugatuck's early industrial 349
development,
Naugatuck's new post office, 361
Naugatuck's principal industries, 350 Needles, pins, hooks and eyes, 183, 224 New Britain Machine Company, 232 New England Order of Protection, 263
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New England Watch Company, 194 Newspapers, Torrington, 401; Waterbury, 307; Winsted, 425
New York and New England Railroad, 94 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, double tracks Naugatuck Division, 30 New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, improvements on, 93
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad, viaduct, 32
Noera Manufacturing Company, 196, 222 Nosahogan Piscatorial Association, 290 Notre Dame, Academy of, 80 Novelty Manufacturing Company, 220
Oakville Company, The, 195, 229 Odd Fellows, 251 Odd Fellows Hall dedieated, 253 Old Home Week, 44
Old Home Week, addresses by Revs. Daven- port, Buckley, Anderson, Fitzsimons, Cap- tain Wolff, Mayor Scully, and others, 48; celebrations, banquets and parades in hon- or of Governor Holcomb and other notables, Colonel Geddes, grand marshal, 48; ehil- dren's parade, 47; dedication of new city hall, 47 O'Neil & Warner, 193 One thousand hands employed, 229 Open Air School, the, 78 Open air sports, 55 Oratorio performances, 299
Order of Heptasophs, 261
Order of Owls, 264 Order of the Silver Star, 265 Order of United American Mechanics, 262 Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, 129 Over Age classes, 76
Panneton, George, 198 Paper making, 373 Park appropriations, Waterbury, 52
Park Bonds, Waterbury's, 10 Park property, valuation of, Waterbury, 55 Parks and cemeteries, Waterbury, 52
Parks, Torrington's, 402 Parochial Schools, Waterbury, 80 Patrick Sarsfield Club, 297 Patriotic Societies, 296 Patriotic and Social Clubs, 285
Patrons of Husbandry, 265 Pavement record, Torrington, 404 Paving Bonds, Waterbury, 10 Peasley, James A., 13
Pension Fund, Waterbury poliec department, 15
Philanthropy, ete., 270 Physical training in Waterbury schools, 68 Pilling Brass Co., 196, 217 Pin Companies, The, 237 Pine Grove Cemetery, 59; trustees of, 60 Pins, needles, hooks and eyes, 187, 224 Pitch Brook reservoir, Prospective, 33 Platt, Lewis A., 13 Platt, A. & Co., 220 Platt Brothers & Co .. 193, 219 Playgrounds, 53: first community, 68 Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Co., 190, 199, 214, 229 Poli's Theater. 302 Vol. I-29
Police, Department of, 13; private, 16; super- intendents of, 21; modern quarters in new City Ilall, 45
Police Commissioners, Board of, 15
Police Garage, 45
Police pension fund, 15
Police reserve fund, 15
Police signal system, the Gamewell. 15
Police and fire departments, Winsted, 413 Population, growth of Waterbnry's, 31
Population of Torrington, 385
Porter College Bequest, the David G., 83 Postoffice, The old Waterbury, 50; in Odd Fel- lows Building, 50; site of new building, 50; guaranty fund, 50; growth of, 51
Postoffice, new, Naugatuck, 361
Postal deliveries, 51
Postal routes and postal carriers, 51
Postal savings department, 51
Postal substations, 51
Postmasters of Waterbury, 51
Princess Theater, 304
Probate, Judges of, since 1893, 13
Professional and Business Clubs, 285
Proprietors, Common, 53
Protestant churches, Waterbury, 107
Public Health, Department of, 5; commis- sioners of, 29 Public Safety, Board of 5, 15
Public Works, Board of, 5
Public, private and parochial schools, 61
Public utilities, Naugatuck, 360
Pupils, Enumeration of School, 61
Purification tanks and sewage disposal, Wa- terbury, 35
Queen's Danghters, 178
Railroad contests, Waterbury's, 98
Railroad viaduct, 32
Randolph & Clowes Company, 194, 199, 215
Rapid growth of Torrington, 385
Rare editions in Library, 85
Recent Insurance History of Waterbury, 155 Reeves, Francis T., 11, 12
Reforms, etc., 270 Recreation Rod and Gun Club, 293
Red Cross, Liberty Loans, etc., 316
Red Men, Order of, 261
Red Mountain, 387
Representatives, Waterbury's, to State Leg- islature, 13 Reservoirs, built and prospective, 33
Reservoirs for water supply, 30
Rialto Theater, 304
Riggs, G. G., 198
Riots, Street Car, 17, 18
Riverside Cemetery, 53; Waterbury's oldest burial plot. 58: trustees. 59
Riverside Drive, improvements on, 54
Rochambean, Monuments to, 317
Rogers & Brother, 196, 237
Rogers & Hamilton Company, 237 Root. Judge Charles G., 4 Rowbottom Machine Company. 191, 233 Royal Arcanım. 265
Rubber industry, the, 346 Rubber industry at Beaeon Falls. 352 Rural Routes, 51
Russell School. the, 65
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St. Ann's church, Waterbury, 126 St. Cecilia's parish, 127
St. Francis Xavier parish, 128
St. James' Protestant Episcopal church, Win- sted, 422
St. John's Episcopal church, Waterbury, 112 St. Joseph's cemeteries, old and new, 59
St. Joseph's parish, 128 St. Margaret's parish, 130
St. Margaret's School for Girls, 79
St. Mary's Hospital, 164
St. Mary's Parochial School, 80 St. Patrick's church, Waterbury, 124
St. Paul's Episcopal church, Waterville, 114
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal church, Water- bury. 115
St. Stanislaus parish, 131
St. Thomas' Catholic ehureh, Thomaston, 381
St. Thomas parish, Waterbury, 129
Sacred Heart church, Waterbury, 125
Sacred Heart Convent, 80
Saengerfests in Waterbury, 301
Salvation Army, 178
Sandland, William H., 11, 12
Savings Banks, 147
Savings Records, 148
School, The Continuation, 76; the open air, 78; the salesmanship. 78; the vocational, 72 School additions in 1910, Waterbury, 68 School and city governments. consolidation of, 63 School Bonds, Waterbury, 10
School Census, 61; in 1904, 66: in 1907, 67; in 1912, 69; in 1917, 82
School conditions in 1911 deseribed by super- intendent, 68 School districts, consolidation of, 4, 5 School enumeration in 1916, Waterbury, 72 School enrollment, Torrington's, 385 School expenses, Waterbury, 62 School property, vahie of, Waterbury, 74 School registration. 1917, 82; medical inspee- tion, 82
School report of superintendent in 1912, 69 School rooms, number of, 61
School taxation, 62
Schools, Waterbury, 61; crowded conditions of, 66; physical training in, 68; superin- tendent given full control of, 71; new, in 1915, 72: parochial, 80; private, 79
Schools of Watertown, 341; of Naugatuck, 353; of Seymour, 367: of Torrington, 393 Seovill House, 156
Scovill Manufacturing Co., 194. 199, 204; private police of, 16 Scovill Park donations, 55 Scully Martin, 11, 12, 16
Second Advent Christian Church of Water- bury. 119 Second Baptist church of Waterbury, 118 Second Church, Congregational, 109
Second Congregational church, Winsted, 420 Senators. Waterbury's, to the state legisla- ture, 13 Seth Thomas, 383
Sewage, bonds, 10; pollution and damages recovered, 35; disposal, 30; plan for plant, 35
Sewer construction, 20; during last twenty- five years, 37 Sewers, prineipal, 36
Seymour Smith & Son, Inc., 234
Seymour churches, 364
Seymour Electrie Light Co., 374
Seymour Publie Library, 368
Seymour Record, The, 364, 375
Seymour schools, 367
Seymour, the town of, 364
Seymour Water Co., 374
Seymour's Bank, 368
Seymour's Fire Department, 375
Seymour's Manufacturing interests, 368
Seymour's Park and monument, 375
Seymour's three names, 364
Seymour's town offieers, 376 Shepherds of Bethlehem, 263
Sheriffs, city of Waterbury, 13
Shoe Hardware Co .. 190, 219
Silk Industry in Winsted, 431
Simonsville Manufacturing Co .. 223
Site of Waterbury, 30
Skating rink, Waterbury, 53
Sled Haul Brook Tablet, 47
Slocum, Very Rev. William J .. 59, 132
Slocum school plans, 70
Small-wire drawing, 240
Smith, J. E. & Co., 195
Smith's Hotel. 160
Smith & Griggs Manufacturing Co., 196, 219 Snagg, Samuel C., 22; report of, 22, 23; biog- raphy of, 27
Snap buttons, etc., 236
Snap fasteners, buckles, etc., 241
Social Service Club, Waterbury. 171
Social Clubs, Waterbury, 285
Societies, Seymour, 376
Soldiers' Monument, Waterbury, 56
Soldiers' Monument, Watertown. 344
Soldiers to Ticonderoga. 409
Somers Co., Inc., 223
Sons of St. George, 263
Sons of Veterans, 296
Southmayd Home, 176
South Methodist Episcopal and West Side Hill Churches, 116
Spanish-American War celebration, 313
Sporting Organizations, 293
Sprague School, the, 66: fire of the, 70: gym- nasium, 71 Spring Lake Ice Company, 242 Stafford House. 160 Stag Hotel, 160
Standard Electric Time Company, 244
Standard Engineering Company, 197
Stanley Park, 53
State Free Employment Bureau, 187 State Legislature, representatives of Water- bury to, 13
Steele's Brook bridge, 32
Steele & Johnson Manufacturing Company, 193, 218
Strand Theater, 304 Stratton Hotel, 156
Streets, widening and reconstruction of, Wa- terbury, 31 Strike, Street car, of 1903, 17
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Superintendent of Waterbury sehools in full charge of physical as well as educational end of system, 71 Superior Court for New Haven County, 49
Swedish Baptist Tabernacle, 118
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Zion Church of Waterbury, 119 Swedish Soeieties, 266
Swimming pool, Waterbury's publie, 53 Symphony and Philharmonic orchestras, 298
Tanneries, 427 Taxation of sehools, 62 Tax collectors, City, since 1893, 12, 13
Tax rate for twenty-five years, 8, 9
Teachers, the training school for, 65 Telegraph companies, 100
Telephone advancement, 102
Telephone exchange, the first in the world, 102
Telephone, list of subscribers, 103
Telephone managers of Waterbury, 105
Telephone, present equipment, 103
Telephone, The, in Connectieut, 101 Temperance movement, The, 280
Tennis courts, community, 68
Tennis grounds, 54
Terry, Eli, 381
Theaters and amateur dramatics, 301
Third Church, Congregational, Waterbury, 110
Thomaston, town of Clockmakers, 377
Thomaston's industrial development, 381
Thomaston's town history, 378
Thomas, Seth, 383
Thomas. Seth, Clock Co., 384
Thoms, William E., 11, 14 Thoroughfares, Construction of principal. 30
Tinker, B. W., sketch of, 80
Tierney, Rev. Michael, 59
Torringford Settlement 389
Torrington churches, 394
Torrington geographically, 387
Torrington Library, 399 Torrington News, The, 401
Torrington Register, The, 401
Torrington's Banks, 398 Torrington's borough history, 403
Torrington's cemeteries, 402
Torrington's chamber of commerce, 399
Torrington's Elks Clubhouse, 402
Torrington's first highways, 389
Torrington's industrial expansion, 391
Torrington's larger industries, 386
Torrington's newspapers, 401
Torrington's parks, 402 Torrington's rapid growth, 383 Torrington's schools, 393
Torrington's Y. M. C. A., 400
Town Clerks, Waterbury. 13
Town officers, Seymour's, 376
Town plot school district, The, 64
Town's cemetery, 60
Tracy, Cornelius, 13 Training School for Teachers, 65
Transportation and communication, 92
Transportation, Seymour's, 375 Treasurers sinee 1893, city of Waterbury, 12 Trinity Episcopal church, Thomaston, 380; Waterbury, 113
Trolley catastrophe of 1907, 93; strike of 1903, 17; report on by chief of poliee, 19; expense of, 20 Trolley system, expansion of, 96; managers of. 105
Union Chapel, Mill Plain, 120 Union Station, 93 Unions, Local, 268 United Charities, 175 United Order of Golden Cross, 264
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers, 264
Village Improvement Society, Watertown, 344 Vocational School, the new. 72
Vote on Mayor, 1893-1917, 11, 12
Wadham Post, G. A. R., 295 Wage Earners. 188
Walsh School, the, 65
War and Military Activities. 312
War Funds, 316
War relics, revolutionary and civil, 90
Watches, clocks. pins, etc., 224
Washington House, The General, 362
Water Bonds, Waterbury, 10
Water resources of the Naugatuck valley, 38
Water System, 30, 32
Water tower on Hill Street, 34 Waterbury American, The, 307
Waterbury Automobile Club, 290
Waterbury Battery Company, 192, 239
Waterbury Boys' Club, 273
Waterbury Building Trades Council, 267
Waterbury Brass Company, 192
Waterbury Brass & Bronze Company, 197
Waterbury Brass Goods Company, 196, 217
Waterbury Buckle Company, 197, 221
Waterbury Button Company, 195
Waterbury Castings Company, 190, 235
Waterbury Clearing House, 147
Waterbury Clock Company, 187, 192. 225
Waterbury Club, The. 288
Waterbury Corporations, active and lapsed, 323
Waterbury Conneil, No. 21. R. & S. M., 248
Waterbury Crucible Company, 195, 243
Waterbury Cutlery Company, 192. 241
Waterbury Day Nursery, 175
Waterbury Democrat, The, 307
Waterbury-Derby Barge Canal Project, 30. 40
Waterbury Driving Association. 290
Waterbury Farrel Foundry Company, 230
Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Machine Com- pany, 191 Waterbury Foundry Company, 198, 235
Waterbury Hospital, 161
Waterbury Ice Corporation. 242
Waterbury in State Affairs, 319
Waterbury Instrument Company. 242
Waterbury Jewel Company. 240
Waterbury Enmber & Coal Company, 198 Waterbury Machine Company, 192, 230 Waterbury Manufacturing Company, 193 Waterbury Masonic Aid Association, 249 Waterbury Masonic Temple, 250
Waterbury Metal Wares Company, 223
Waterbury National Bank. 134
Waterbury Paper Box Company, 195, 238 Waterbury Pistol and Rifle Chib. 294
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Waterbury Pressed Metal and Tool Company, 236
Waterbury Republican, The, 308
Waterbury Rolling Mills, 196, 216
Wigwam Reservoirs, 33
Wilby High School, the new, 81
Wilby, Stephen W., sketch of, 81
Williams Sealing Corporation, 240
Wilmot, Robert, 198
Winchester Center Congregational Church, 421
Waterbury Welding Company, 198
Winchester merged, 406
Windermere Park, 52
Waterbury's Catholic Churches, 122
Windsor Hotel, 160
Waterbury's housing problem, 141
Windsor Land Claim, 407
Waterbury's nearest neighbor, 346
Winsted Banks, 434
Watertown and its industries, 339
Watertown Census, 345
Winsted History from Colonial Days, 406
Watertown Church History, 340
Winsted in the Hills, 405
Watertown, D. A. R., 345
Winsted lighting system, 414
Watertown Fire Department, 344
Winsted newspaper history, 425
Watertown industrial development, 342 Watertown Library, 342
Watertown Schools, 341
Winsted Y. M. C. A., 434
Watertown Town Officials, 345
Winsted's Church History, 419
Waterville Cemetery, 60
Winsted's Industrial Development, 427
Waterville Chapel, 121
Winsted's public library, 417
Waterville Corporation, 193
Winsted Silk Co., The, 431
Webster & Briggman, 197
Webster, Daniel F., 11, 13
Wire-working machinery, 236
Wolcott, Governor, 388
Wolcottville, 388
W. C. T. U., 282
Women's Clubs and Associations, 292
Woodmen of the World, 262
Workmen's Circle, 263
Workmen's Compensation Law, 189
Whipping post, 411
White, L. C. Company, 222
White & Wells Company, The, 239 Whittemore Bridge, The, 357
Whittemore Gifts, The, 358 Whittemore, John H., 37
Whittemore Memorial Library, 354
Waterbury Savings Bank, 150
Waterbury Standard Tool Company, 236
Waterbury Superior Court, 49
Waterbury Tool Company, 197, 232
Waterbury Traction Company, 96
Waterbury Trust Company, 154
Waterbury Women's Club, 292
Winsted Club, The, 434
Winsted Schools, History of, 414
Winsted Sewer System, 414
Wire-drawing dies, 240
Webster School, improvements on, 67
Weekly and Monthly Press, The, 310
Welch, H. L. Hosiery Company, 242
Wells, A. H. & Company, 194, 216
Welton Fountain, the, 58
Westover school, the, 79 West Side Savings Bank. 153
Young, Alden M., 105
Y. M. C. A., etc., Naugatuck, 362; Torring- ton, 400; Waterbury, 270; Winsted, 434
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