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STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Mills and Inv. in.
Polls.
Valuation.
Stores
Man.
New Canaan, l
455
931,608
29,540
19,375
New Fairfield,
189
397,584
4,850
3,050
Newtown,
606
1,327,436
39,060
Norwalk, m
705
2,561,577
185,050
237,150
Redding, »
306
1,014,963
20,930
21,425
Ridgefield, o
449
1,106,296
22,140
9,157
Sherman,
161
390,723
3,897
Stamford, p
717
3,183,183
112,520
153,945
Stratford, q
321
1,341,981
11,195
9,990
Trumbull, r
290
637,253
13,758
15,366
Weston,
175
424,040
10,120
4,300
Westport, :
452
1,613,686
73,850
19,800
Wilton, t
336
644,722
6,171
900
WINDHAM, U
701
1,536,521
250,490
80,956
Brooklyn, v
284
883,535
129,590
9,395
Ashford,
241
421,304
4,665
1,650
Canterbury, &
302
673,171
19,135
5,325
Chaplin, y
147
252,463
12,560
1,600
Eastford, z
201
268,833
16,200
1,850
¿ 6 Boots and Shoes.
m 2 Felt Cloths; 1 Paper; 1 Shirts ; 1 Stone and Earth- enware; 1 Carriages.
n 10-Wire Sieves, Riddles, Screens, Muzzles, &c .; But- tons; Combs; Hats; Carriages; Sashes and Blinds, &c .; Boots and Shoes.
0 6-Carriages; Candlesticks; Shirts; Woolens; Iron Castings ; Leather.
p 39-2 Foundries for Stoves, &c .; Steel Furnace; Ma- chinery ; Rolling Mill; 2 Wire Mills; Planing; Tin; Boots and Shoes; Leather; Carriages ; Cigars ; Resin Oil; Shirts ; Saddle and Harness; Fire Brick; Furniture, &c.
q 2 Boots and Shoes; 1 Carriage; 1 Saddle Tree.
r 3 Carriage; 2 Paper; 1 Saddle Tree.
& India Rubber Car Springs; Car Wheels and Castings ; Cotton Yarn, Wadding, Batting, Twine and Ropes; Enam- eled Leather; Telescopes and Engineer's Instruments ; Car- riages.
t 1 Hoe; 1 Carriage; 1 Screen; 1 Safe; 1 Hub; Chem ical Works for compounding medicines.
u 12-Including Willimantic.
v 1 Spectacles ; 1 Gold Pens ; 2 Cotton.
w Boots and Shoes.
z 1 Cotton; 1 Furnace, Stoves and Ploughs.
y 1 Paper; 1 Boots and Shoes. z 2 Cotton; 2 Satinet.
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STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Mills and Inv. in
Polls.
Valuation,
Stores.
Man.
Hampton, a
193
379,316
7,300
2,800
Killingly, b
754
1,257,680
141,975
90,395
Plainfield,
458
1,127,278
212,700
17,175
Pomfret, c
311
1,064,253
44,800
36,135
Sterling,
194
327,543
32,340
23,000
Thompson, d
766
1,799,670
260,445
22,909
Voluntown, e
183
280,443
16,840
19,215
Woodstock,
595
1,167,210
43,952
16,107
LITCHFIELD,
640
1,860,807
48,956
28,718
Barkhamsted, g
303
416,349
16,568
3,340
Bethlem,
144
514,312
4,640
125
Canaan,
484
1,230,250
84,475
22,540
Colebrook.
254
518,026
20,700
24,300
Cornwall, h
357
775,258
15,600
29,800
Goshen, i
238
808,853
12,375
2,700
Harwinton,
231
516,379
6,650
600
Kent, j
259
465,426
6,325
3,200
New Hartford, k
377
797,003
74,350
69,100
New Milford, l
696
2,255,953
55,990
69,736
Norfolk, m
286
635,471
38,450
26,600
Plymouth, %
605
1,301,280
91,639
158,350
Roxbury, o
216
425,863
8,130
2,750
Salisbury, p
516
1,832,930
119,040
114,900
Sharon,
412
1,163,692
22,350
14,500
a Satinet; Cotton Warp; Shawl and Diaper Pins.
b 20-Cotton; Woollen; Iron Ware.
c 1 Cotton; 1 Woollen.
d 11 Cotton; 1 Woollen, Cassimere.
6 1 Cotton Sheeting; 1 Coarse Negro Cloth.
g 7-Chairs and Joiners' Tools; Sashes and Blinds ; Saw, Axe and Hatchet Handles; Carriages; Hand Sleds, and Scythes.
h 3-Iron; Buckskin Gloves and Mittens.
¿ Wagons. j 3 Furnaces for Pig Iron.
k Cotton Duck; Clothing; Iron Works.
7 5 Hat; 1 Woolen; 1 Paper; Steam Saw Mill. m 9-Broadcloth; Woolen Yarn; Cotton Yarn; Scythes; Negro Hoes; 4 Tanneries; Furnace and Machine Shop. n Brass, capital $150,000; Clocks; Carriages; Locks, cap. $85,000; Knives; Hoes, Forks, &c .; Cotton; Cassi- meres; Leather; Matches.
0 4-Wool Hats.
p 14-Iron Works, &c.
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STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
Mills and Inv. in
Polls.
Valuation.
Stores.
Torrington, q
503
1,009,506
78,930
Man. 104,800
Warren, r
161
287,537
3,640 -
Washington, s
338
915,207
30,900
7,875
Watertown, t
327
1,037,798
38,550
84,880
Winchester, ¿
542
1,482,506
113,475
32,525
Woodbury, v
393
1,123,193
29,200
60,230
MIDDLETOWN, W
1210
4,037,519
334,685
92,375
Haddam, x
441
772,048
18,527
3,720
Chatham, y
347
728,066
27,530
21,147
Chester, z
215
336,305
25,975
16,200
Clinton, a
294
470,535
20,840
3,700
Cromwell, b
279
471,014
22,540
17,400
Durham, c
191
571,363
18,875
4,200
East Haddam, d
501
1,030,030
94,276
19,725
q Wolcottville. 12-Brass Ware, and Rolled; Scythes ; Locks; Musical Instruments; Papier Mache and Gilt Buttons; Wrappers and Drawers; Cloths and Cassimeres; Carriages ; Tannery. r Iron Works.
$ 8-Satinet; Cotton Yarn; Machinery; Band Boxes; Cabinet Furniture.
t Sewing Machines; Sewing Silk and Twist, and Umbrella Trimmings ; Leather; Suspenders and Web bing.
u 25-Scythes; Axles; Augers and Bits; Hoes; Table and Pocket Cutlery; Shovels and Tongs; Nuts and Wash- ers; Castings; Leather; Carriages; Clocks; Sashes and Blinds; Planes.
v 11-Cassimeres; Felt Cloths ; Buttons ; Shears ; Thim- bles ; Spectacles ; Shot Belts; Leather, &c.
w 30-Machinery; Steam Engines; Pumps; Hydraulic Rams; Garden Engines; Rifles; Pistols; Edge Tools; Planes; Squares and Bevels; Rules; Buckles; Bri- tannia Ware; Forks and Spoons; Locks; Butts; Sus- penders and Webbing; Cotton Cord and Thread.
x 3-Paper; Edge Tools and Gun Barrels.
y 6-Sleigh Bells and Brass Kettles; 2 Iron Castings ; Hoes; Oakum; Satinet; Carding and Dyeing.
z 10-Hardware, Augers, Bits and Castings.
a 4-Carriage Springs and Axles; Wheels and Spokes ; Tin and Japanned Ware.
b 10-Cast Iron Toys; Door Trimmings; Hammers, Hatchets, Chisels, &c .; Block Tin ware; Boots and Shoes. e 2 Tin ware; 2 Shoes; 1 Ladies' Shoes.
d 8-Twine and Duck, &c.
STATISTICS OF TOWNS.
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Mills and Inv. in
Killingworth, e
222
Valuation. 308,268
Stores.
Man.
Old Saybrook, f
492
1,559,708
44,921
4,250
Portland, g
709
2,044,175
12,805
3,475
Saybrook, h
265
657,699
46,066
37,775
Westbrook, i
220
400,505
3,035
1,450
TOLLAND, j
283
481,928
12,905
4,865
Andover,
94
257,132
11,650
100
Bolton, k
122
211,758
2,350
2,550
Columbia, ¿
166
306,730
9,097
Coventry, m
347
757,642
78,125
10,738
Ellington, n ·
247
738,859
34,343
3,400
Hebron, o
254
560,006
14,800
3,450
Mansfield, p
408
630,139
28,137
18,875
Somers, q
261
646,319
14 295
1,775
Stafford, r
554
1,030,958
32,540
196,975
Union, s
136
264,112
8,600
· 4,925
Vernon, t
696
1,143,363
42,218
376,230
Willington, u
251
401,982
9,275
29,235
e 1 Paper; 2 Axe Helve; 1 Hammer Handle; 2 Wood Turning.
f 1 Skates and Rakes; 1 Boots and Shoes. Gold and Silver Spectacles.
h 14-Ivory Combs, Piano Forte Keys and Fancy Arti- cles; Wood Turning; Joiners' Tools; Sashes and Blinds ; Paper Boxes; Rotary Pumps.
i Wood Turning and Handles.
j 6-Thread; Silk; Boots, Leather and Belts.
k Cigars ; Furniture.
¿ Cotton Warp; Hat Bodies and Hats.
m 6-Cotton Warps; Satinets; Sewing Silk; Percussion
Caps; Machinery. n Woolen Goods.
0 7-Sewing Silk; 2 Paper; 2 Iron Braces; Wicking and Twine, and Batting.
Handles.
p 10-Silk; Cotton; Paper; Knitting; Turning Axe q 1 Satinet, &c.
r 10-6 Satinet; 1 Cotton; 1 Kersey; 1 Linen; 1 Warp.
s 2 Boots and Shoes; 1 all kinds of Handles.
t 16-Woolen; Cotton and Cotton Bags.
u 1 Glass; 1 Silk, Sewing; 1 Cotton Thread; 1 Boots and Shoes.
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Polls.
12,833
175
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CITIES.
SUMMARY.
Hartford County,
Polls. 13,294
Valuation. $38,331,696
Mills and Stores. $3,020,833
Inv. in Man.
New Haven
13,503
42,083,972
3,096,100
4,489,737
New London
8,209
26,642,436
2,155,398
411,668
Fairfield
9,870
33,452,781
1,547,782
1,171,057
Windham
5,330
11,439,220
1,192,992
328,512
Litchfield
66
8,282
21,373,599
920,933
861,569
Middlesex
66
5,386
13,387,235
682,908
225,592
Tolland
66
3,819
7,430,928
298,335
653,118
Total,
67,695 $194,141,867 $12,915,281 $10,293,207
Cities.
BRIDGEPORT. A. M., 1 M. Oct.
Mayor, John Brooks, Jr. Aldermen, Thos. Hutch- ins, A. P. Houston, Samuel B. Ferguson, Stephen Hawley. Common Council, Starr Beach, W. G. Stevenson, Wakeman Wells, George Keeler, Silas C. Booth, Bronson Hawley, Seymour Whiting, John Cornwall, Joshua Lord. T. P. White, W. W. Nara- more, Wm. S. Knowlton, B. K. Mills, Bradley San- ford, Fenelon Hubbell, George Wayland, Courtland Kelsey, A. B. Sherwood, John C. Blackman, Wm. S. Hanford. Clerk, John M. Wilson. Treasurer, Wm. R. Higby. Sheriffs, E A. Parrott, N. B. Fox. Re- corder, Samuel Wise. Assessors, R. S. Nichols, Geo. Keeler, S. M. Middlebrook.
HARTFORD. A. M., 2 M. April.
Mayor, Henry C. Deming. 1st Ward, Ald., Jas. L. Howard; C. C., Leonard T. Welles, Timo. Shel- don, Joseph W. Dimock, Cornelius Burt. 2d Ward, Ald., Gurdon Trumbull ; C. C., Daniel Phillips, Rod- erick Terry, Salmon N. Hart, Jos. S. Curtis. 3d Ward, Ald., James H. Ashmead ; C. C., Benoni A. Shep- herd, James Goodman, George Bodwell, George S. Lincoln. 4th Ward, Ald., Samuel Woodruff; C. C., Elijah C. Kellogg, Edwin D. Tiffany, William L. Wright, George Clark, 3d. 5th Ward, Ald., Abijah Woodruff; C. C., Selden C. Preston, Sidney Hills,
$2,151,954
115
CITIES.
Albert W. Roberts, Francis B. Hancock. 6th Ward, Ald., Samuel Rockwell; C. C., Abner Church, Good- win Collier, Seth King, Sam'l W. Griswold. Clerk, Henry Francis. Treasurer, Chauncey Howard. Aud- itor, Heman H. Barbour Collector, Oliver D. Sey- mour. City Sheriffs, Oliver D. Seymour, Walter P. Chamberlin. Water Commissioners, Ezra Clark, Jr., Samuel Woodruff, Edward M. Reed, Hiram Bissell, Daniel Phillips. CITY COURT. Recorder, Eliphalet A. Bulkeley .Judges, Gurdon Trumbull, James H. Ash- mead. Clerk, Nathaniel Shipman. City Attorney, Lucius F. Robinson. POLICE COURT. Judge, E. A. Bulkeley. Clerk, Benning Mann.
MIDDLETOWN. 3 M. Jan.
Mayor, Benjamin Douglas. Aldermen and Judges, Brainard Montague, David Allen, Jr., Horace Cas- well. Common Council, Elliott Bradley, Origen Ut- ley, Charles W. Newton, Arthur B. Calef, John H. Newton, Ellsworth Burr, William Douglas, Charles A. Newell, Wm. H. Willard. Clerk and Treasurer, Elihu B. Tompkins. Recorder, Arthur B. Calef. At- torney, Charles Whittlesey. Clerk City Court, Chas. Whittlesey. Sheriffs, Dayton Johnson, Mark Mil- dren. Collector, Leverett Dimock. Auditors, Pat- rick Fagan, George W. Harris, E. T. Woodward.
NEW HAVEN A. M., before 1 Tues. June.
Mayor, Chauncey Jerome. Aldermen and Judges, Wyllys Peck, Willis Bristol. Aldermen, 1st Ward, Newton Moses. 2d Ward, Wyllys Peck. 3d Ward. Willis Bristol. 4th Ward, Nehemiah D. Sperry. Common Councilmen, 1st Ward, Edwin Lee, Elisha Blackman, Samuel Rowland, George King, Elihu Yale. 2d Ward, Henry Austin, Robert Sizer, Wil- liam Canada, Wilson Booth, Jobamah Gunn. 3d
Ward, Hiram Camp, John Walker, John B. Hotch- kiss, Willis M. Anthony, John W. Collins. 4th Ward, Charles A. Nettleton, Jonah N. Treat, Lafayette F. Root, Philander B. Hine. Treasurer, Amos Town- send, Jr. Clerk, James M. Woodward. Auditor, Enos A. Prescott. Collector, Gardiner Morse. Sheriff, Scovil Hinman. Attorney, Henry Dutton. Recorder,
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CITIES.
John Beach. Water Commissioners, James Punder- ford, Legrand Cannon, Asahel Pierpont, Aaron N. Skinner, Thomas R. Trowbridge, Stiles French.
NEW LONDON. A. M. 2 M. June.
Mayor, Henry P. Haven. Aldermen, Wm. Tate, Alexander Merrill, J. N. Harris, Seth Smith. Com- mon Council, Daniel Lee, Wm. H. Barnes, Jno. Com- stock, George C. Stillman, Stephen S. Rogers, George T. Marshall, H. A. Latimer, Sidney L. Smith, Edward Prince, H. W. Manning, Jno. P. King. Clerk, Wm. W. Stark. Treasurer, Chas. Butler. Attorney, Hiram Willey. Clerk City Court, Isaac Treby. Sheriffs, Elisha Douglass, Wm. M. Smith. Collector, Stevens Rogers. Judge Police Court, Aaron E. Stone. Clerk Police Court, Daniel Lee.
NORWICH. A. M., 1 M. June.
Mayor, Erastus Williams. Aldermen, Jeremiah S. Webb, G. A. Jones, Wareham Williams, Charles Tracy. Common Council, Jno. P. Barstow, L. W. Car- roll, Amos E. Cobb, George W. Geer, Gardner Greene, George W. Gould, Wm. C. Osgood, A. P. Willoughby. Clerk, Levi H. Goddard. Treasurer, Lyman Brewer. Recorder, Ebenezer Learned, Jr. Attorney, Jeremiah Halsey. Clerk City Court, David Young. Sheriff and Collector, Z. R. Robbins. Auditor, Arthur F. Gilman.
WATERBURY. A. M., 2 M. June.
Mayor, David T. Bishop. Aldermen, David B. Hurd, Edward B. Cooke, Abram Ives, Nathan Dike- man. Common Council, Geo. Pritchard, Henry Mer- riman, T. B. Eldridge, Samuel W. Hall, Orrin Slate, Owen B. King, Luther Hall, Chas. Partree, Samuel B. Hall, Anson G. Stocking, Richard Welton, Chas. Ben- edict, Richard Hunting, Jona. M. Andrus, Willis Mer- rill, Rufus E. Hitchcock, John M. Burrall, Orrin H. Bronson, S. M. Buckingham. Clerk, Nelson J. Wel- ton. Treasurer, A. S. Chase. Recorder, John Kend- rick. Attorney, S. A. Keeney. Clerk City Court, Theodore S. Buel. Sheriffs, E. J. Porter, Daniel T. Munger. Collector, Wm. Hickox. Auditor, Edward S. Clark.
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BOROUGHS.
Boroughs. BETHEL.
Warden, Charles Dart. Burgesses, H. E. Hickok, W. C. Shepard, J. H. Wilson, H. H. Baird, Sherman Ferry, N. B. Corning. Clerk, F. Shepard. Treasurer, W. C. Shepard. Attorney, Edward Taylor. Bailiff, Samuel Gillette. Collector, R. E. Boland.
BIRMINGHAM.
Warden, Abram Hawkins, Jr. Burgesses, Wil- liam Hawkins, Wm. B. Wooster, Joseph W. Narra- more, Sidney A. Downs, Joel A. Potter. Clerk, Henry A. Nettleton. Treasurer, H. N. Hawkins. Attorney, David R. Cook. Bailiff, Joseph R. Smith. Collector, Nelson H. Downs.
COLCHESTER.
Warden, Nathaniel Haywood. Burgesses, D. B. Carroll, J. F. Crocker, P. A. Gillett, A. B. Pierce. Clerk and Treasurer, A. M. Hurlbut. Bailiff and Col- lector, John T. Bulkley.
DANBURY.
Warden, Stephen A. Hurlbut. Burgesses, Edgar S. Tweedy, E. D. Ritten, Samuel Mallory, Geo. An- drews, Henry S. Dann. Clerk, Wm. P. Comstock. Treasurer, David P. Nichols. Attorney, David B. Booth. Bailiff, George E. Lovelace. Auditors, Fred- erick S. Wildman, Elias S. Sanford.
ESSEX.
Warden, John L. Parker. Burgesses, Jesse N. Braddock, Samuel Morley, James Phelps, George Conklin, O. G. Wilson, J. S. Brockway. Clerk and Treasurer, J. G. Hayden. Bailiff, R. H. Sizer.
GREENWICH.
Warden, Wm. L. Lyon. Burgesses, Samuel Close, Alvan Mead, J. D. Steel, Philander Button, Julius B. Curtis. Clerk and Treasurer, Robert W. Mead. At- torney, Julius B. Curtis. Bailiff, John Dayton. Collector, Jonas Mead, 2d.
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BOROUGHS.
GUILFORD.
Warden, James A. Norton. Burgesses, A. B. Gold- smith, H. N. Johnson, Leverett C. Stone, B. Monroe, Samuel E. Stone, Lewis R. Elliott. Clerk, Beverly Monroe. Treasurer, George C. Griswold. Bailiff, R. G. Nichols.
NEW BRITAIN.
Warden, Lucius Woodruff. Burgesses, William B. Smyth, A. L. Finch, P. Corbin, Isaac N. Lee, E. B. Butler, T. W. Stanley. Clerk and Treasurer, A. P. Collins. Attorney, Seth E. Case. Bailiff, and Col- lector, Jeremiah Penfield. Auditors, Wm. B. Smyth, A. L. Finch, P. Corbin.
NORWALK.
Warden, Samuel Lynes, Jr. Burgesses, G. D. Jen- nings, Elbert Curtis, James Mallory. Clerk, C. B. Mott. Treasurer, W. B. Swan. Attorney, O. S. Ferry. Bailiff and Collector, W. E. Bissell. General Sup. of Affairs, Chas. Sherry.
STAMFORD.
Warden, William T. Minor. Burgesses, John W. Leeds, James H. Hoyt, H. K. Skelding, Stephen B. Provost, Hezekiah Bulkley, Isaac Wardle. Clerk, Sands Seely. Treasurer, Stephen B. Provost. At- torney, Wm. H. Holly‹ Collector, H. R. Skelding.
STONINGTON.
Warden, John F. Trumbull. Burgesses, Francis Amy, N. G. Smith, Harris Pendleton, Jr., Oliver B. Grant, C. P. Chesebro, Jesse N. Brown. Clerk and Treasurer, F. A. Palmer. Bailiff, Edward C. Deni- son. Collector, Oliver B. Grant.
WILLIMANTIC.
Warden, Laban Chase. Burgesses, Stephen H. Kimball, Elisha Tracy, C. W .. Turner, John Smith, Martin Harris, Stephen D. Bromley. Clerk and Treasurer, J. H. Carpenter. Bailiff and Collector, George S. Moulton.
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EDUCATION.
LITCHFIELD VILLAGE.
President, Henry B. Graves. Clerk, Payne K. Kil- bourn. Treasurer, C. M. Hooker. Bailiff, Wm. H. Crossman. Collector, H. Bissell.
Education.
SCHOOL FUND .- The whole amount of the Fund, in September, 1853, was $2,046,784: consisting of Bonds and Mortgages, $1,586,488; Stock in 29 Banks, $423,900; Cash, $12,316 ; cultivated lands, $10,601; and wild lands, $13,479.
Revenue for the year ending March, 1854, $145,596 Disbursements $148,415
Number of Children embraced in returns, January, 1854, 98,980, being an increase of 2,598 over the num- ber in 1853. Dividend per scholar $1.40, making the amount divided $141,295.
By law, each town is required to levy a tax of 1 cent on a dollar of the List, or 3 cents on 100 dollars of the valuation, and 10 cents for each poll.
STATISTICS OF SCHOOLS IN CONNECTICUT.
The following summary embraces the number of children returned in Jan., 1854, by towns ; (we have not followed the division into school societies, as under the new law, they may be gradually absorbed by the towns ;) the acting school visitors; the names of teachers by profession ; and the revenue realized from local funds. By law, one-half of the avails of the Town Deposit Fund are to be devoted to Schools, and in many towns the whole is thus appropriated.
ANDOVER, 128. Visitors, Urijah Underwood, Calvin Daggett.
ASHFORD,+ 269. Vis., Chas. Chamberlain, J. D. Rich- mond, Mr. Maryat, Horace Gaylord, &c .: Stephen Whiton.
* Indicates a public high or graded school, and t a private school or academy.
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EDUCATION.
AVON, 228. Vis., Chas. Whittlesey, Wm. S. Wright, and Nathan L Case.
BARKHAMSTED, 179. Vis., Anson Priest, Hirce Case. BERLIN, t 457. Vis., Wm. DeLoss Love. Teacher by Profession, Alfred Booth.
BETHANY, 240. Vis., Theophilus Smith, Ch. F. Clark. BETHLEM, 174. Vis., John C. Ambler. Avails of Local Fund, $15.
BLOOMFIELD, t 315. Vis., Francis Williams.
BOLTON, 171. Vis., Lavius Hyde, C. F. Sumner, W. E. Gillett, Henry Alvord, E. K. Williams. Av. F., $70. BOZRAH, 270. Vis., Wm. P. Avery. T., Maria Bald- win, Mary Johnson.
BRANFORD, + 420. Vis., T. P. Gillett, H. Olmsted. T., Lucy Ann Miller. Av. F., $50. BRIDGEPORT, 2,599.
BRISTOL, *+ 907 Vis., Henry Fitch, Josiah T. Smith. T., Julius Hadsell, Maria Rice. Av. F., $100.
BROOKFIELD,* 337. Vis., Dan C. Curtis. T'., A. B. Holley, Ellen Williams, Julia Williams, Harriet Hawley. Av. F., $23.
BROOKLYN, 456. Vis., R. Camp, G. J. Tillotson, S. Barrows, C. Y. Denormandy, E. S. Chase. Av. F., $130.
BURLINGTON, 291. Vis., Samuel Phelps, Henry Ben- ton, Wm. Elton. T., Ruth A. Pettibone, Catharine
E. Pettibone. Av. F., $86.
CANAAN, t 726. Vis., George Andrews, S. Hawes.
CANTERBURY, 431. Vis., R. C. Learned, A. H. Ben- net, F. G. Clark : R. S. Hazen, Chauncey Morse, John Bradford.
CANTON,* 498. Vis., Levi Case, 2d. T., Mr. Bartlett. CHAPLIN, 190. Vis., J. R. Freeman, Nathan Griggs. CHATHAM, 530. Vis., Wm. Russell, T. G. Brown : John Brainard, Gilbert M. Clark.
CHESHIRE, + 407. Vis., H. Bryant, D. S. Rodman. T., Emma Whitney. Av. F., $140.
CHESTER, 234. Vis., E. J. Doolittle.
CLINTON, + 344.
Vis., John E. Bray.
Av. F., $145.
COLCHESTER, + 675. Vis., C. F. Day, J. F. Crocker, S.
T. Gillett, Russell Way. T., Wm. Kinnie, Park
* Public High School. t Private Academy.
EDUCATION.
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Brewster, E. N. Chamberlin, Angeline Otis, Re- becca Peters. Av. F., $1,620.
COLEBROOK, 383. Vis., Seth Pease, T., Robert R. Whiting.
COLUMBIA, 207. Vis., F. A. Avery, J. S. Yeomans, S. F. West, &c. T., Charles Wright, Charles Clark, William Little, Silas Holbrook, Henry S. Bolles. Av. F., $140.
CORNWALL,* 469. Vis., E. D. Pratt, R. T. Miner, A. B. Palmer, J. T. Norton, &c. T., Ira Pettibone, S. W. Gold, A. S. Rogers, N. R. Hart, Sarah A. Johnson. Av. F., $140.
COVENTRY, 475. Vis., G. A. Calhoun ; H. B. Blake. T., Edwin Talcott, Charles Talcott.
CROMWELL, + 324. Vis., George A. Bryan.
T., E.
W. Beckwith, David L. Buel, Dwight Ely. DANBURY, 1,509. Vis., S. C. Bulkley : Henry O. Judd.
T., E. S. Schenck, John W. Irwin, Mrs. L. A. Sherwood, Mrs. G. H. White, Mary Bull. DARIEN, 473. Vis., E. D. Kinney, Charles Bartlett. DERBY, 1,237. Vis., Charles Fletcher, S. P. Stanton, Owen Street, Mr. Pegg, Mr. Appleton, G. W. Shel- ton, J. W. Osborn. T., G. H. Stevens, Mr. Post. DURHAM, + 331. Vis., R. G. Williams, G. A. Hubbell, Nathan S. Parsons.
EASTFORD, 302. Vis., E. R. Keyes, John Griggs, Jona. Skinner, &c. T., E. R. Keyes, Nelson Ham- mond, Juliette M. Chapman.
EAST HADDAM, 1 680. Vis., Isaac Parsons, Moses Cul- ver, W. E. Cone, C. E. Brownell. T., A. Burr, Sarah Lord.
EAST HARTFORD, t 655. Vis., Samuel Spring, B. C. Phelps, Mr. White, Horace Williams. T., Salmon Phelps, Henry Fox, J. O. Hurlbut, J. B. Smith.
EAST HAVEN, 484. Vis., D. W. Havens, Alfred W. Morris.
EAST LYME, t 293. Vis. F. Gridley, P. G. Wight- man, Erastus Denison. T., Emeline D. Huntley. EASTON,*+ 377. Vis., the Clergy, and 3 others. T., C. T. Prentice, H. N. Seeley, David Johnson, Ed-
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win Godfrey, M. E. Banks, Mary J. Lyon, Betsey A. Reynolds. Av. F., $300.
EAST WINDSOR, 689. Vis., S. Terry Wells, John F. Fitts. T., Wm. C. Ballard, Mary White.
ELLINGTON, t 323. Vis., Darius Crane, Morris R. Barteau. T., M. R. Barteau, E. Hall, Mrs. Marsh, Av. F., $150.
ENFIELD, 1,113. 9 visitors. Av. F., $11.40. 1., Essex, t 401. Vis., S. W. Starkey, J. A. Bailey. James S. Newell, Edwin Lyon.
FAIRFIELD, f 904. Vis., S. J. M. Merwin, N. Purdy, W. J. Jennings, J. B. Sturges, W. O. Merwin. T., Morris Lyon, N. C. Walcott, Samuel Morehouse, Edward Alvord.
FARMINGTON, t 770. Vis., S. S. Cowles, Chauncey Brown, C. D. Cowles. T., J. R. Cumming, Julia A. Curtiss, Ann M. Andrews. Av. F., $792. FRANKLIN, 211. Vis., Ashbel Woodward : Hiel Fill- more. T., Julia Ayer. Av. F., $180.
GLASTENBURY, 946. Vis., Wm. S. Williams: Aaron Snow. Av. F., $16.
GOSHEN, + 310. Vis., H. Milton Hart, James Q. Rice. T., James Q. Rice.
GRANBY,* 612. Vis., Wm. O. Ruie : Albert Tyler, Mr. Latham. T., Jennie A. Bartholomew, Louisa Griffin, Sarah A. Huggins, Dorantha Holcomb, Emma J. Holcomb.
GREENWICH, + 1,469. Vis., B. M. Yarington, J. H. Linsley, P. Button, Wm. H. Dusenbury, J. B. Curtis, &c. T., Philemon Button, Lewis Howe, S. C. Peck. .
GRISWOLD, 561. Vis., B. F. Northrup, Joel Button. T., A. H. Lester. Av. F., $350.
GROTON,*+ 1,028. Vis., Asa Perkins, 3d, S. S. Lamb. T., Asa Perkins, 3d, S. S. Lamb, Jacob Allyn. Av. F., $410.
GUILFORD, t 672. Vis., E. E. Hall, R. M. Chapman, L. T. Bennett, H. B. Starr : Fosdic Harrison, Timo. Rossiter, J. R. Rossiter. T., Henry B. Starr, Cla- rissa P. Stone, Mary J. Miller, Sarah F. Fowler : Harriet Harrison. Av. F., $100.
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HADDAM, + 483.
HAMDEN, t 555. Vis., David H. Thayer; Austin
Putnam.
HAMPTON, 204. Vis., George Soule, David Greenslit, &c. Av. F., $190.
HARTFORD,*+ 4,118. Vis., Elias R. Beadle. T., T. W. T. Curtis, Samuel M. Capron, F. F. Barrows, W. R. Small, G. B. Cook, Chauncey Harris, Edwin Freeman, and 30 females, besides teachers of pri- vate schools.
HARTLAND, 224. Vis., Henry Griswold, H. Bates, V. Stebbins, O. Case, G. A. Stillman. T., Robert E. Ensign.
HARWINTON, 325. Vis., David Birge.
HEBRON, 338. Vis., Wm. Warland, Merrick Knight, Samuel Skinner.
HUNTINGTON, 290. Vis., W. B. Curtiss, G. N. Mar- vin, C. N. Shelton, I. Tomlinson. .Av. F., $671.
KENT,+ 387. T., Ashbel Fuller.
KILLINGLY, + 1,267. Vis., Marcus Lyon, T. O. Rice. T., A. S. Bruce, Lucia Jencks, George Spaulding, Wm. Foster, Jr.
KILLINGWORTH, | 294. Vis., Hiram Bell.
LEBANON,* 466. Vis., L. Hebard, E H. Loomis : E. U. Tucker : J. Avery : Mr. Hathaway. T., George W. Standish. Av. F., $32.
LEDYARD, 467. T., J. A. Gallup, L. E. Reynolds, Edmond Gallup.
LISBON, 386. Vis., J. A. Hazen, Levi Nelson. LITCHFIELD,+ 1,112.
LYME, + 633. Vis., D. S. Brainard : M. S. Parker : F.
A. Tiffany. T., Timothy H. Peck.
MADISON, 414. Vis., S. N. Shepard : P. Blakeman. MANCHESTER, + 632. Vis., Wm. Livesey, H. G. Hat- field, F. F. Williams, A. L. Strong, &c.
MANSFIELD, 474. Vis., A. S. Atwood, A. H. Taylor: A. R. Livermore, John M. Turner. T., John M. Turner, Dwight Gurley.
MARLBOROUGH, 176. Vis., Asa Day, Henry Torbush, W. C. Fisk, S. C. Lord, Wm. E. Jones, Geo. Foote. Av. F., $90.
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MERIDEN, t 1,021. Vis., Rev. Messrs. Miller, Clark, Mead, Deshon, Chesebrough ; J. H. Atkins, C. T. Kellogg, N. Kellogg, B. H. Catlin. T., James H. Catlin, Charles T. Kellogg. Av. F., $243.
MIDDLEBURY,*+ 182. Vis., R. J. Cone, Robert H. Bronson. T., Maria L. Townsend, Lucy and Sarah Holbrook.
MIDDLETOWN, *+ 1,917. Vis., Wm. Jarvis, Wm. B. Casey, E. W. N. Starr, O. Utley, H. Brewer, Lester Lewis, J. Danforth, W. Stroud : E. G. Hubbard, Elisha Sears, &c. T., Samuel Coburn, James T. Graham, Mary Chandler, Martha H. Treadway, Ellen M. Trench, Almira G. Elliott, Ellen M. Rock- well, Anna B. Frisbie, Minerva Clark, Winifred Johnson, Eliza A. Root, Josiah Brewer, Daniel H. Chase. Av. F., $400.
MILFORD, t 676. Vis., Jonathan Brace, Wm. C. Sco- field, J. D. Carder, &c. T., Elliot J. Peck.
MONROE,* 411. . Vis., Lewis M. Shepard, Thomas S. Judd. T, James and Martha Burr, Orvill Sher- wood, Elisha Booth.
MONTVILLE, 605. Vis., J. W. Salter, &c.
NAUGATUCK,* 399. Vis., Charles Sherman, Joseph Scott. T., Mr. Sabin, Misses Baker and E. Hotch- kiss.
NEW BRITAIN,* 907. Vis., D. N. Camp. T., D. N. Camp, J. W. Tuck, Misses A. A. Thompson, Dun- ham, Bassett, Bennett, Stanley. Av. F., $275.
NEW CANAAN, t 705. Vis , William Long, F. W. Williams.
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