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Reform Medical Association of Connecticut.
President-Dr. J. V. Wilson, New Haven. Vice President-Dr. S. B. Bailey, Higganum. Corresponding and Recording Secretary- Dr. N. D. Hodgkins, Rocky Hill. Treasurer-Dr. Daniel Kings- bury, Glastenbury. Censors-Drs. I. W. Johnson and J. J. Sperry Hartford : Giles N. Langdon, New Haven.
Annual meeting, second Tuesday in May.
New Haven Medical Association.
List of members of the New Haven Medical Association, pre- pared by the Secretary, W. L. Bradley :
S. Punderson, A. S. Munson, G. O. Sumner, H. Bronson, N. B. Ives, E. H. Bishop, O. Stockman, T. H. Totten, Levi Ives, P. A. Jewett, W. B. DeForest, E. W. Blake, L. D. Wilcoxson, D. L. Dag- gett, S. G. Hubbard, D. A. Tylor, J. H. Beecher, E. A. Park, H. A. Carrington, H. W. E. Matthews, C. A. Lindsley, F. Bacon, J. Nicol, H. Pierpont, M. C. White, C. L. Ives, L. J. Sanford E. Bulkley, O. W. Peck, C. A. Gallagher, R. Stone, T. B. Townsend, F. L. Dibble, J. W. Barker, T. H. Bishop, E. L. Bissell, G. A. Ward,
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J.W. Terry, C. S. Ward, G. F. Barker, W. L. Bradley, W. D. Ander- son, O. F. Treadwell, A. E. Winchell, L. M. Gilbert, R. S. Ives. President-Henry Bronson.
Secretary-W. L. Bradley.
Connecticut Dental Association.
President-W. H. Sheffield, New London. Vice-President-R. E. Dunham, New Britain. Corresponding Secretary-John Cody, Hartford. Recording Secretary-W. Allander, New London .- Treasurer-E. E. Crofut, Hartford. Librarian-James McManus, Hartford. Executive Committee-Dr. Asa Hill, Norwalk ; L. Palmly, John T. Metcalf, New Haven.
Hibernian Provident Society.
President-Michael Donegan. Vice-President-Patrick Cunning- ham. Secretary-Wm. Boyd. Assistant Secretary-Wm. Bohan. Treasurer-Thomas McWeeny. Grand Marshal-William Egan. Standing Committee-Patrick Breen, James Reynolds, Bartholomew Kivlahan, William E. Bohan, Thomas Goby, Henry Quinn, James Mckeon.
Society meets in Hibernian Hall, State Street, near Prout, first Tues- day evening of each month.
Connecticut Homeopathic Medical Society.
President-Dr. Austin, Bristol. Vice-President-Dr. W. W. Rod- man, New Haven. Recording Secretary-Dr. Knight, Waterbury. Corresponding Secretary-Dr. H. E. Stone, Fair Haven. Treasurer- Dr. Sanford, Bridgeport.
Montgomery Benevolent Association.
President-Daniel J. Crowley. Vice-President-Thomas Judge. Secretary-Bernard Smith. Assistant Secretary-Edward Farrell. Treasurer-Cormack Shields. Grand Marshal-John Cook. Stand- ing Committee-Francis Carter, John Coyle, Bernard Brennan, Michael Judge, James Cannon, James Mooney, John Mooney, John Courtney.
Society meets on the second Tuesday evening of each month, at Military Hall, West Water street, corner of State.
Carmen's Benevolent Society.
President-Thomas Judge. Vice-President-Thomas Kelly. Se- cretary -- Martin Kennedy. Assistant-Secretary-John Cook. Treas- surer-Michael Galligan. Grand Marshal-Rob't Blakeslee. Stand- ing Committee-James Dinnen, John Lynch, Thomas Kennely, Ed- ward Kenney, James Gavagan, Patrick Conlan, John Dunn, Dennis Ward, Patrick Kilcran.
Society meets fourth Tuesday of each month, at Military Hall, West Water street, corner of State.
Evergreen Cemetery Association.
President-John R. Shelton. Directors-Charles Carlisle, Howard B. Ensign, John P. Tuttle, George Tuttle, Major R. Shepard. Sec- retary and Treasurer, H. B. Ensign, Superintendent, Charles Brad- ley, 2d.
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New Haven City Burial Ground. Incorporated 1797.
Clerk-S. D. Pardee. Joint Standing Committee having charge of the Grounds-Samuel Punderson, S. D. Pardee, George Hoadley.
Connecticut Soldiers' Orphans' Home. President-Governor Jas. E. English. Treasurer-David Clark. Secretary-T. S. Gold.
Receipts for 1867-$10,543.06. Expenditures-$8,406.20. Firemen's Benevolent Association.
President-Albert C. Hendricks. Vice-President-James T. Jory. Treasurer-Joseph A. Smith. Secretary-Charles C. Hall.
Teutonia Mænner-Chor.
President-John Ruff. Vice President and Treasurer-Charles Balbier. Secretary-Oswald Baehr. Musical Director-Siegwart Spier.
German Aid Society - Concordia No. 1. President-John Ortseifer. Secretary-Max Popp.
German and English School Society.
President-Christian Henze. Secretary-Leopold Gruner.
Horeb Lodge, I. O. B. B.
President-Michael Mayer. Vice President-Charles Metzger. Sec- retary-Paul Weil. Treasurer-Marcus Schwed.
Turner Society.
President-Zachariah Endres. Vice President-G. Miller. Secre- tary -- F. Tramps. Corresponding Secretary-Ferdinand Liefeldt. Treasurer -- F. Tramps.
MASONIC ORDERS.
Grand Lodge .- M. W. G. M., Wm. Storer of West Hartford ; R. W. D. G. M .- Amos E. Cobb of Norwich ; W. S. G. W .- Asa Smith of Norwalk ; W. J. G. W .- James L. Gould of Bridgeport; W. G. T .- Benjamin Beecher of New Haven; W. G. S .- Joseph K. Wheeler of Hartford ; W. G. S. D .- Edmund Tweedy of Dan- bury ; W. G. J. D .- David S. Miller of W. Winsted; Trustees- Howard B. Ensign, Eli S. Quintard, New Haven ; Asa Smith, Norwalk ; Grand Marshal-James H. Storey, Norwalk ; Grand Chaplain-Rev. J. Halsted Carroll, New Haven; Grand Lec- turer-Chauncey M. Hatch, Bridgeport ; Auditors-S. B. Gor- ham, Thomas H. Totten, New Haven ; Committee on By-Laws- J. N. Lewis, Greenwich, A. O. Smith, Middletown, C. M. Hatch, Bridgeport ; Committee on Printing-Joseph K. Wheeler, Amos Pillsbury, L. A. Dickinson, Hartford ; Grand Tyler-Charles E. Hooghkirk, New Haven, Grand Lecturers-N. S. Pond, Litoh-
field County ; Dwight Waugh, Fairfield County ; W. W. Lee, New Haven County ; H. W. Coye, Tolland County ; Amos Pills- bury, Hartford County ; C. W. Stearns, Middlesex County ; - Johnson, Windham County.
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Conn .- M. E., James L. Gould of Bridgeport, G. H. P. R. E., John H. Barlow of Birmingham, D. G. H. P. E., Charles W. Stearns, Birmingham, G. K. E., Wil- liam W. Lee, of West Meriden, G. S. Benjamin Beecher, of New Haven, G. T. Joseph K. Wheeler, of Hartford, G. S. Stephen T. Bartlett of Bridgeport, G. C. H. Edmund Tweedy of Danbury, G. P. S. Noah L. Pond of West Winsted, G. R. A. C. Charles E. Hooghkirk of New Haven, G. Sentinel.
Grand Council, R. & S. M. of Conn .- T. I. Comp. Stephen T. Bart- lett of Bridgeport, M. P. G. M. ; T. I. Comp. Edmund Tweedy of Danbury, R. Ill. D. P. G. M; T. I. Comp. James W. Storey of Norwalk, T. III. G. M. ; T. I. Comp. Riohard Currie, Jr. of Ston- ington, Ill. G. Conductor ; T. I. Comp. Charles W. Stearns of Mid- dletown, G. C. Guard; T. I. Comp. Benjamin Beecher of New Haven, G. Treasurer ; T. I. Comp. Joseph K. Wheeler of Hart- ford, G. Recorder ; T. I. Comp. Edmund Holcomb of Granby, G. Conductor ; Ill. Comp. John H. Allen of Mystic, G. Steward ; Ill. Comp. James T. Banks of Norwich, G, Chaplain ; Ill. Comp. Charles E. Hooghkirk, G. Sentinel.
Grand Commandery of Conn .- R. E. Sir Amos G. Treat of Bridge- port, G. C .; V. E. Sir Eli S. Quintard of New Haven, D. G. C .; E. Sir Jason Beckwith of New London, G. G. ; E. Sir P. St. M. Andrews of Norwich, G. C. G. ; E. Sir Samuel B. Gorham of New Haven, G. P. ; E. Sir William W. Storey of Norwalk, G. S. W .; E. Sie Sereno S. Thomas of New Haven, G. J. W. ; E. Sir Benj. Beecher of New Haven, G. T. ; E. Sir E. G. Storer of New Ha- ven, G. R. ; E Sir Daniel Calkins of East Lyme, G. S. B .; E. Sir Nathan Dikeman of Waterbury, G. Sd. B. ; E. Sir Alfred O. Smith of Middletown, G. W. ; E. Sir Charles E. Hooghkirk of New Haven, G. C. G.
SUBORDINATE BODIES.
Hiram Lodge, No. 1, F. A. M .- W. M .- James D. Dewell ; S. W .- Edward W. Dawson ; J. W .- Newell F. Burritt ; Treasurer-Benj. Beecher ; Secretary-T. P. Dickerman ; S. D .- Nathaniel D. Forbes ; J. D .- William Johnson ; Marshal-Minot E. Osborn ; Stewards- Daniel Carpenter, George S. Allen ; Tyler-Charles E. Hooghkirk. (Meet every Thursday evening.)
Wooster Lodge, No. 79, F. A. M .-- W. M .- J. Murray Fairchild ; S. W .- George W. Bigelow ; J. W .- Henry M. Bishop ; Treasurer- Julius Tyler ; Secretary-Edwin W. Ensign S. D .- Jacob G. Phile ; J. D .- Frederick H. Waldron ; Stewards-Benj. P. Brooks, Henry W. Hine ; Tyler-Hiram Camp. (Meet every Wednesday evening.)
Connecticut Rock Lodge, No. 92, F. A. M .- W. M .- John Ruff; S. W .- Marcus Schwed ; J. W .- Paul Weil ; Treasurer-George A. Basserman ; Secretary-Charles Ruckoldt ; S. D .- John U. Wolf; J. D .- Fred Schuesler ; Marshal-Maier Zunder; Orator-F. A. F. Gehring, P. M. ; Stewards-A. Friedrich, P. Stephan ; Tyler-Jacob Mailhouse. (Meet second and fourth Mondays.)
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Franklin Chapter, No. 2, R. A. M .- M. E. H. P .- James H. Leeds ; E. K .- Wm. H. Sears ; E. S .- Horatio H. Lane ; Treasurer-Julius Tyler ; Secretary-Truman S. Foot ; C. M .- Chas. W. Skiff; P. S .- Henry M. Bishop ; R. A. C .- William Johnston ; G. M. 3d V .- Na- thaniel D. Forbes ; G. M. 2d V .- D. S. Thomos; G. M. 1st V .- J. G. Phile ; Tyler-Charles E. Hooghkirk. (Meet first and third Tuesdays of each month.)
Harmony Council No. 8, R. & S. M .- T. I. M .- Horatio H. Lane ; R. I. D. M .- Edward H. Dawson ; P. C .- Nathaniel D. Forbes; C. of the G .- George P. Sperry ; Treasurer-Julius Tyler ; Recorder- Edward M. Canfield ; Con .- Frederick H. Waldron ; Steward-E. S. Quintard ; Sentinel-Charles E. Hooghkirk. (Meet third Monday in each month.)
New Haven Commandary No. 2, K. T .- E. C .- Robert Dyas; Gen .- George Crabtree; C. G .- Wm. L. Tuttle; Pre .- E. S. Quin- tard ; S. W .- Horatio H. Lane; J. W .- C. C. Denison ; Treasurer -Benj. Beecher ; Rec .- T. P. Dickerman; Warder-George W. Bigelow ; Standard Bearer-Edward M. Canfield; Sword Bearer- Miles H. Goodyear; 3d G .- Edward W. Dawson; 2d G .- John H. Leet ; 1st G .- D. S. Thomas; Sentinel-Charles E. Hooghkirk. (Meet the third Friday in each month except July and August.)
Widow's Son Lodge No. 10 .- W. M .- Wm. Jackson ; S. W .- W. H. Lane; J. W .- J. H. Wilkins; Secretary-T. J. Griffin; Treas- urer-W. H. Lane; Tyler-W. R. Hayes; S. D .- G. T. Barklay ; J. D .- J. R. Brooks; Stewards-D. Jackson, J. P. Brooks.
FAIR HAVEN,
Adelphi Lodge, No. 63, F. A. M .- W. M .- James R. Hunt ; S. W. Edward N. Holladay ; J. W .- A. Stevens ; Secretary-E. P. Pond ; Treasurer-Lafayette J. Coates ; Chaplain-G. D. Folsom ; S. D .- Chas. D. Jones ; J. D .- Orrin Doolittle ; Tyler-Daniel H. Brown ;- Marshal-John R. Leet; Stewards-J. R. Bradley, A. Bario.
(Meet 1st and 3d Tuesday in each month.)
Pulaski Chapter, No. 26, R. A. M .- H. P .- Chas. C. Dennison ; K .- Wm. L. Tuttle ; S .- J. R. Hunt; C. H .- John R. Leete ; P. S .- William H. Thomson ; R. A. C .- Chas. Schlegel ; M. 3d V .- Edward N. Holladay ; M. 2d V .- G. F. Barker ; M. Ist V .- H. A. Stevens ; Sec. and Treas .- R. C. Smith ; Chaplain-Rev. Geo. De F. Folsom ; Tyler-Daniel H. Brown. (Meet the second Tuesday in each month.) Crawford Council, No. 19, R. S. M .- T. I. G. M .- John R. Leete ; D. G. M -George D. Nettleton ; P. C .- Charles Schlegel ; Rec .- Lafayette J. Coates ; C. G .- E. N. Holaday ; G. S .- Jas. R. Bradley ; Tyler-Daniel H. Brown. (Meet the fourth Tuesday in each month.)
WESTVILLE.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 84 .- W. M .- William C. Burgess; S. W -Lewis Thomas ; J. W .- Minott Augur ; Treasurer-John R. Spen- cer ; Secretary-A. L. Downs ; S. D .- Alfred Sperry ; J. D .- George Riggs ; Tyler-Milo Sperry ; Stewards-W. Il. Denton, William Hopkins. (Regular communications second and fourth Thursday in each month.)
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INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.
Grand Lodge of Connecticut.
The Grand Lodge meets annually at New Haven, on the third Wednesday in May, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Grand Officers for 1867-8.
G. M .- C. C. Jackson of No. 6, Derby ; D. G. M .- P. L. Cunning- ham of No. 10, Norwalk ; G. W .- J. W. Smith of No. 21, Waterbury ; G. Sec'y-L. A. Thomas of No. 1, New Haven ; G. Treas .- S. H. Harris of No 1, New Haven ; Grand Representative-Frederick Bots- ford of No. 36, New Haven; Grand Chaplain-Rev. Alonzo G. Shears of No. 1, New Haven ; Grand Marshal-David T. Johnson of No. 63, Ansonia ; Grand Conductor-T. C. Hollis of No. 36, New Haven ; Grand Guardian-N. T. Griswold of No. 68, West Meriden.
Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F. of Connecticut.
The Grand Encampment meets annually on the Tuesday next pre- ceding the third Wednesday of May, at New Haven, at 10.00 A. M.
G. Patriarch-James E. Bidwell of Middletown ; G. High Priest- T. I. Driggs of Waterbury ; Grand Senior Warden-Sterne D. Fair- child, of New Haven; Grand Scribe, Lucius A. Thomas, New Haven ; Grand Treasurer, S. H. Harris, New Haven; Grand Junior Warden, Charles A. Newell, Middletown; Grand Sentinel-J. K. Bundy, New Haven.
Sassacus Encampment, No. 1, New Haven .- C. P .- Henry Doo- little ; H. P .- O. J. Whiting ; S. W .- E. H. Sperry ; Scribe-S. B. Gorham: Treasurer-S. H. Harris; J. W .- George N. Moses.
Sassacus Encampment meets on the second and fourth Friday evenings of each month.
SUBORDINATE LODGES IN NEW HAVEN.
Quinnipiac Lodge-J. H. Simmons, N. G .; T. R. Lambert, V. G. ; H. C. Goodwin, Secretary ; Samuel H. Harris, Treasurer; Samuel B. Gorham, P. Secretary.
(Lodge meets every Monday evening, at Odd Fellows' Hall, 48 Church street.)
Harmony Lodge, No. 5-H. Spock, N. G .; O. J. Whiting, V. G .; A. Skillman, Secretary ; George Blakeman, Treasurer; Samuel Tolles, P. Secretary.
(Lodge meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, cor. of Church and Crown streets, every Tuesday evening.)
City Lodge, No. 36-Frank Smith, N. G .; D. M. Hoppin, V. G. ; J. H. Raymond, Secretary; Thomas C. Hollis, Treasurer; Noah Chandler, P. Secretary.
(Lodge meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, corner of Church and Crown streets, every Wednesday evening )
Germania Lodge, No. 78-A. Ullman, N. G .; Joseph Gesswein, V. G. ; Anton Moesch, Secretary ; F. Buchholz, Treasurer.
(Lodge meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, every Thursday evening.)
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES OF NEW HAVEN.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
Harmony Division, No. 5 .- Meets at Harmony Hall, Arcade Build- ing, every Thursday evening. Officers elected quarterly.
Fidelity Division, No. 86 .- Meets in Day's Hall, every Monday even- ing. Officers elected quarterly.
Friendly Division, No. 23, Westville-Meets every Tuesday eve- ning. Officers elected quarterly.
GOOD TEMPLARS.
Brewster Lodge No. 13 .- Meets at Harmony Hall, (Arcade Build- ing,) every Friday evening. Officers elected quarterly.
Orion Lodge, No. 18 .- Meets at Central Hall, Fair Haven, every Wednesday evening. Officers elected quarterly.
Howard Lodge No 63-Meets at Howard Hall, 29 Winter street, every Thursday evening. Officers elected quarterly.
Morning Watch Lodge, No. 83-29 Winter street. Meets every Wednesday evening. Officers elected quarterly,
POST ROUTES.
Post Line
to Waterbury .- Via Westville, Woodbridge, Bethany and Naugatuck .- Leaves Eagle Hotel, New Haven, at 10 o'clock and Lockwood's Dining Rooms, corner of Church and Court streets at 11 o'clock A. M., on Tuesdays and Fridays. Leaves Exchange Place, Waterbury, for New Haven, Monday, Wednesday and Friday .- Leaves Eagle Hotel, corner of George and State streets, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 10} A. M .- Leaves Lock- wood's Dining Rooms, corner Church and Court streets, 11 A. M.
Fowler's Line to Guilford .- Leaves Eagle Hotel, Monday and Thursday, at 12 o'clock, M.
Clark's Line to Bethlem .- Leaves Eagle Hotel every Friday at 7 A. M.
Mulford & Parsons' Line to Derby .- Leaves J. H. Klock's drug store, corner of Chapel and Church sts., daily at 2 P. M. Fare 40 cents.
Sperry's Line to Woodbury .- Passing through Seymour, Oxford, Southbury, to Woodbury-leaves Eagle Hotel at 7 A. M., and Lock- wood's dining rooms, corner Church and Court, Wednesday, at 8 A. M.
Redfield's Mail Line to Chester and Deep River .- Passing through Fair Haven, North Branford, North Guilford, North Madison, Killing- worth, and Winthrop. Leaves Parker's Hotel, on Tuesday and Friday, at 9 A. M.
E. P. Bradley's Line to Seymour .- Passing through Westville and Woodbridge. Leaves Lockwood's Dining Rooms, corner of Church and Court streets daily at 2} P. M.
Beach's Branford Stage .- Leaves Depot, Union street, every day, at 3 o'clock, P. M.
Benedict's Post Line to Woodbury .- Passing through Westville, Woodbridge, Seymour, Oxford, Southford, and Southbury. Leaves Eagle Hotel every Friday, at 7 A. M.
D. F. White's Passenger and Package Express to Derby .- Leaves Schoonmaker's, 349 Chapel st., daily, at 4 P. M. Fare 45 cents.
Cooper & Hinman's New Haven, Hartford and Durham Stage .- Leaves Eagle Tavern daily, at 1} P. M. Passes through Fair Haven, Northford, Durham, Middlefield, Middletown, Cromwell, Rocky Hill, and Wethersfield, to Hartford. .
Warren R. Bliss's Line to Ansonia .- Passes through Westville and Woodbridge. Arrives at 11 A. M. and Leaves C. B. Whittlesey's, 228 Chapel street, daily at 2} P. M. Fare, 50 cents.
Downes' Line to South Britain .- Leaves Parker's Hotel every Wednesday at 7 A. M.
Omnibus Line.
A. E. Bailey's Centerville Omnibus .- Leaves Centerville 8 A. M., and 1 and 6 P. M. Leaves the Depot at 11 A. M., and 4 and 8 P. M., except on Saturday evenings, when it leaves the Depot at 84.
Fair Haven & Westville Horse Railroad.
Fair Haven to Steam Boat .- First car leaves Fair Haven for Steam- boat, 6.30 A M .- last car, 9.54 P. M. First car leaves Steamboat for Fair Haven, 7.18 A. M .- last car, 11 P. M. Run every 12 min- es, until 9.42 P. M. after that time every 24 minutes.
Fair Haven through West Chapel Street to Day .- First car leaves Fair Haven for West Chapel to Day street, 7.06 A. M .- last car 8.42 P. M. First car from Day street to Fair Haven, 7.42 A. M .- last car 9.18 P. M. Run every 12 minutes.
Westville, to and from Steamboat .- First car leaves Westville for Steamboat, 6 24 A. M -last car 10.12 P. M. First car leaves Steam- boat for Westville, 6.42 A. M -- last car 9.18 P. M. Run every 24 min. - Fair Haven to Westville .- First car leaves Fair Haven for Westville 5.54 A. M .- last car 9.06 P. M. First car leaves Westville for Fair Haven, 6.24 A. M .- last car 10.12 P. M. Run every 24 minutes.
New Haven & Centreville Horse Railroad.
Leave Pavillion near Goodrich street-First car 6.20 A. M. Last car, 9.40, P. M.
Leave cor. Broadway and York streets-First car, 6.40 A. M. Last car, 10.00 P. M.
SUNDAY TIME TABLE FOR SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.
Leave Pavillion near Goodrich street-First car, 10.00 A. M. Last car, 9.30 P. M.
Leave Broadway, cor. York street-First car, 10.30 A. M. Last car, 10.00 P. M.
New Haven & West Haven Horse Railroad.
Cars will leave New Haven at 6.30, 7.00, 8.10 A. M .; after tha that every 18 minutes until 8.10 P. M., and at 9, 10 and 11.
Leave Savin Rock at 7.23, 7.55 A. M., and every 18 minutes thereafter until 7.03 P. M., and at 7.57, 9 and 10 P. M.
Leave West Haven for New Haven at 6.00, 6.20, 7.20 A. M., and every 18 minutes until 7.20 P. M., and at 8.14, 9.20 and 10.20.
Last car from New Haven for Savin Rock at 9.00. Last car
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from Savin Rock for New Haven at 10.00. Last car from New Haven for West Haven at 11.00 o'clock P. M.
Tickets for all points on the Road are for sale at the stores of A. F. Wood, No. 2 Church st., and Jacob Mailhouse, No. 80 Church st., New Haven.
RATES OF FARE-City, 6c. West Haven, 10c. Savin Rock, 20c. Children under 10 years, half price to West Haven and Savin Rock. Excursion to Savin Rock and return, 30c.
No tickets sold on the cars.
Baggage Wagons will run in connection with the cars after the first of July.
MILITARY.
Commander-in-Chief-Gov. James E. English, of New Haven.
STAFF.
Adjutant General-Brig. Gen. Colin M. Ingersoll, of New Haven. Quartermaster General-Brig. Gen. Wm. M. Charter, of Hartford. Surgeon General-Brig. Gen. James H. Hoyt, of Stamford. Paymaster General-Col. Wm. S. Charnley, of New Haven.
Aids-de-Camp-Cols. George D. Hastings, of Tolland; Wm. H. Tingley, of Norwich ; Charles M. Pond, of Hartford ; John E. Eare of New Haven.
ACTIVE MILITIA. Major General-William H. Russell, of New Haven.
STAFF.
Assistant Adjutant General-Lieut. Col Francis Wayland. Division Inspector-Lieut .- Col. F. St. John Lockwood, of Norwalk. Division Quartermaster-Major Ed. W. Johnson, Norwich.
Division Commissary .- Major E. H. Townsend, New Haven.
Aids-de-Camp-Major John C. Day, of Hartford; Major George H. Larned.
2d Regiment, Conn. National Guard.
Colonel-Geo. A. Basserman. Lieut. Colonel-Edward E. Brad- ley. Major-Stephen R. Smith, New Haven. Adjutant- -, New Haven. Quartermaster Chaplain- -. Surgeon-J. Wadsworth Terry, New Haven. Assist- ant Surgeon-George R. Shepard, New Haven. Sergeant Major- Joseph O. Banning, New Haven. Drum Major-Wm. J. Skinner, New Haven. Paymaster- Quartermaster Sergeant- Wm. A. Hall, Meriden. Commissary Sergeant .- Calvin H. Carter, Waterbury. Hospital Steward
Company B., Light Infantry. (City Guards.)
Captain-Carl G. Engel. Ist Lieut .- Frederick Buchholz. 2d Lieut .- Frederick Ploeger. Orderly Sergeant-William Vogel, Ar- mory, Bishop's Building, 91 Crown street. Armorer-Frederick Nolte.
Company C, Infantry. (Sarsfield Guards.)
Captain .- Joseph H. Keefe. 1st Lieut .- James I. Hayes. 2d Lieut .- Hugh J. Finnegan. 1st Sergt .- J. T. Mullin. 2d Sergt .-
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John Flanagan. 3d Sergt .- M. Hughes. 4th Sergt .- John Carbery. 5th Sergt .- John J. Brennan. Secretary-John Cunningham. Trea- surer-James Cook. Armorer-John Flood. Armory, Bishop's Build- ing, Crown street.
Co. E, Infantry, New Haven Light Guards.
Captain-C. C. Smith. 1st Lieut .- Lewis Dinger. 2d Lieut .- George C. Bradley. 1st Sergeant-Noyes D. Pardee. 2d Sergt - C. G. Homan. 3d Sergt .- John R. Garlock. 4th Sergt .- F. S. Bradley. Armory, Home Insurance Building.
Company F, Infantry. (New Haven Grays.)
Captain- 1st Lieut .- W. G. Howarth. 2d Lieut .- George S. Minor. 1st Sergeant-Benjamin R. English. 2d Sergeant-John E. Dailey. 3d Sergeant-Henry T. Mix. 4th Ser- geant-Franklin H. Hart. 5th Sergeant-Henry Daggett. Armorer -H. W. Blakeslee. Armory, Collins' Building, 195 Chapel street.
Light Battery F. (National Blues.)
Captain .-- Jeff. B. Shaw. Senior Ist Lieut .-- Elizur Cook. Senior 2d Lieut .- Charles J Pickett. Orderly Sergeant-Alex. Hubbard. Second Sergeant-E. W. Gillon. Third Sergeant-A. W. Pierson. Fourth Sergeant-Henry D. Phillips. Fifth Sergeant-John K. Read. Armorer .- Aaron Belden. Armory .- Exchange Building, cor- ner Church and Chapel streets.
Second Comp. Governor's Foot Guards.
Major -- Captain .- Samuel H. Granniss. 1st Lieut. -Jacob G. Phile. 2d Lieut .- Luther E. Jerome. 2d Lieut. Fred- erick J. Hart. Orderly Sergeant -E. D. Smith. Armory-Ex- change Hall, corner Chapel and Church streets.
Emmet Guards.
Captain. - Michael McCartan. 1st Lieut .- D. O'Connor. 2d Lieut .- Martin Fahy ; Ist Sergeant-Francis Stanford; 2d-John Gilroy; 3d-Thomas Higgins. Armory, Military Hall, West Water, corner State st.
Montgomery Light Guard.
Captain-Thomas O'Brien. First Lieutenant-John J. McMahon. Second Lieutenant-James Cahill. Orderly Sergeant-Timothy J. O'Donnell.
Second Company Governor's Horse Guards.
Major .- T. P. Merwin. Captain .- H. P. Hoadley. 1st Lieuts .- H. H. Strong, R. P. Cowles. 2d Lieuts .- W. H. Sears, J. F. Gilbert. Quartermaster .- H. W. Mansfield. Cornet .- J. M. Lines. Orderly Sergeant -J. C. Smith.
Staff Officers .- C. R. Wells, T. W. Ensign, B. H. Douglass, G. D. Gower, W. T. Cannon, Rev. Arthur Mason, Dr. Robt. Ives, H. A. Warner.
Secretary .- H. A. Warner. Treasurer .- Benajah A. Douglass. Clerk .- Thomas Naulty.
Armorer- Armory, Cutler Building, cor. Chapel and Church streets, 4th story ..
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BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN DIRECTORY.
BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN DIRECTORY.
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Extracts from City By-Laws.
Fire Marshal.
From a City By-Law passed by the Common Council, May 15, 1868, regarding the duties of the Fire Marshal, we extract the following :
SEC. 2. It shall be the duty of the Fire Marshal to examine, during the year, all the fire-places, stoves, chimneys, heating and cooking apparatus, and pipes connected therewith, of all houses, out-houses and buildings throughout said city; also, all places for depositing ashes, and shall order that any fire-place, stove, stove- pipe, chimney, heating and cooking apparatus, or place of deposit- ing ashes be repaired, whenever he shall deem the same to be de- fective or unfit.
All orders in respect to any of the particulars in this section men- tioned, shall be given in the manner following, viz :- The Fire Marshal shall specify in writing the thing to be done, and the time within which the order must be complied with, and shall leave a true copy of said order in the hands of or at the place of abode of the person upon whom said order is made; and if any person upon whom said order is made shall neglect or refuse to obey such order within the time specified and allowed as aforesaid, such person shall forfeit and pay the sum of four dollars, and shall also forfeit and pay the further sum of two dollars for each and every week there- after that such neglect or refusal shall continue.
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