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POST OFFICES AND FOST MASTERS.
The town in which each office was situated was given in the Register for 1858.
Abington James Clapp Berlin
Andover Wm Dorrance Bethany
Ansonia George Bristol Bethel
Ashford Dyer H. Clark Bethlehem Bela C Kellogg Birmingham
Avon
Bakervlile S N Pettibone Black Rock Ball's Pond Alvah S Pearce Bloomfield
Banksville George Derby Bolton
Bantam Falls Fred'k Bradley Bozrah
Barkhamsted Albert E Merrel) Bozrahville Andrew Waterman Beacon Falls Virgil Buckingham Branford
Henry N. Galpin Nathan Clark Amos Woodman Henry W Peck . See Derby
Alanson Allen H T Bumstead Henry Alford John W Haughton
Philo Hall
188
POST OFFICES
Bridgeport
Bridgewater
Friend W Smith Darien Depot C EI Waterbury George Lyon Deep River Samuel M Shipman Silas M. Norton Derby R C Naramore
Bristol
Broad Brook
Nathan P Adams Durhamn Oscar Leach
Brookfield
Andrew Northrop Durham Center Mary J Meigs
Brooklyn Brookvale Buckland
Apollos Richmond Eagleville
E B Hibbard W W Dowd
Burnside
Moses Chandler East Cornwall Joseph Clark
Burlington
Philip Gaylord Eastford O M Burnham
Burrville
Lewis Johnson East Glastenbury A Brainard
Campbell's Mills Elisha Potter East Granby
Chester Hamlin
Campville
Levi Curtiss East Haddam
N O Chapman
Canaan V
Luther L Brown East Hampton
Joel W Smith
Canaan alley
G H Brinton East Hartford
E M Roberts
Canterbury
J P Lester Eust Haven
Isaac Hagerman
Canton Uriah Bailey East Kent
Jeremiah Fry
Canton Center Simeon Mills East Killingly
A. M. Paine
Central Village A R Herrick East Litchfield Henry B Bull
Centre Brook
D. W. Spencer East Lyme M W Comstock Lewis Edwards
Centre Groton George L Daboll Eastor.
Chapinville
George Landon East Putnam I P Watson
Chaplin
J. W. Lincoln East Windsor Samuel J Bartlett See East Hampton East Wind. Hill C Z Parmelee
Cheshire
Edwin R Brown East Woodstock
O Robbins
Chester
Geo B Ransom Ellington
Joel W Smith
Chesterfield Peter Wickwire Ellsworth
Calvin M Peck
Clinton Dota L Wright Enfield
Aholiab Johnson Richard S Williams Charles B Wakelee
Colchester Charles H Rogers Fairfield
Cold Spring
O S Botsford Fair Haven
James D Howell
Colebrook Reuben Rockwell Falls Village
J F Millspaugh George D Cowles
Collamer Samuel T Dow Farm Village
Thomas R Case
Collinsville Rollin O Humphrey Fisherville
Z P Miller
Columbia Lyman C Clarke Forestville
Cornwall Jolın T Andrew Franklin
Cornwall Bridge J. A. Bierco Gale's Ferry
Isaac W. Beach Andrew B Smith Jolın D Bradford John Gaylord
Cornwall Hollow Benj. Lanton Gaylordsville Coventry Jolın B French Georgetown
James Corcoran
Coventry Depot
John Isham Gilead
Ralph T Hutchinson
Cromwell Elisha Stevens Glastenbury Edwin H. Andrews
Danbury Edward A Brown Glenville
Edward Mosher
Darien
John S Waterbury Goshen
John W Brooks
Cobalt David Judson Essex
Colebrook River H S Sawyer Farmington
Chatham
Samuel Brooks East Berlin
Charles Annis East Canaan Lyman Dunning
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AND POST MASTERS.
Granby Greenfield Greenville
James N Loomis Long Ridge Henry Bradley Lyme
Elnathan 'Todd Charles W Waite William H Coit Madison James R Meigs Joseph E Brush Manchester Daniel Wadsworth A H Lester Mansfield S S Fuller
Griswold
Groton J W Turner Mansfield Center J P Barrows
Guilford Samuel H Seward Mansfield Depot O S Vinton
Gurleyville Franklin Dunham Marbledale Chas B Morehouse Haddam S M Kelsey Marion Wm E Bemiss
Haddam Neck Henry M Selden Marlborough Isaac Allen
Hadlyme
H T Comstock Mashapaug Wm M Corbin
Hamburg Samuel H Lord Meriden
A H Curtis
Hamden
Leverett Hitchcock Merrows Station J B Merrow
Hampton George H Brown Mianus David T. Hawes
Hartford Edward S Cleveland Middlebury
Henry W Newton
Hartland Philo B Coe Middlefield Spofford D Jewett
Harwinton Lewis Catlin Middle Haddam Josiah Ackley
Hawleyville
D B Hawley Middletown C G Tiffany Milford
Thomas Cornwall H W Pinney
Hebron
Charles G Buell Mill Brook
S Henry Arnold
High Ridge Hockanum Dudley Fox Milton
Virgil E Beach William A Clarke
Humphreysville
See Seymour Montville
Isaac Turner
Huntington Sarah E Tomlinson Moodus
D S Purple
Huntsville Charles Hunt Moose Meadow Nathan Burdick
Jewett City N P Potter Moosup
L H. Battey Joseph W. Mason
Kensington
Samuel Upson Mount Carmel
James Ives
Kent Burritt Eaton Mount Hope
L H Hooker Solomon Gale
Killingly Benjamin H Thomas Muddy Brook
Killingworth
Alfred Norton Muddy River
J L Larkins
Lakeville Thomas W. Norton Mystic
George Lamphere
Lanesville John E Knowles Mystic Bridge J A Rathburn
Laurel Glen
Peleg Clark Mystic River Mrs D Ashby
Lebanon George D Spencer Naubuc
Albert A Bogue Naugatuck Laurence S Spencer
Lebanon Crossing
Ledyard James McCracken New Boston Abiel Copeland
Leesville · Daniel Penfield New Britain
Walter Gladden
Liberty Hill
J B Forsyth New Canaan Noah W Hoyt
Lime Rock
James H Barnum New Fairfield Enoch Knapp
Litchfield Riverius Marsh New Hartford
John B Owen New Hartf'd C J M Henderson
Arthur B Calef
Hazardville
Abram Brainard Millington
Higganum
Newman Mill Plain
Barnabas Allen
Hotchkissville Reuben J Allen Monroe
Joyceville
John D Joyce Morris
Greenwich
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POST OFFICES
New Haven Neh. D Sperry Phoenixville George A Adams
Newington Erastus Kilbourn Pine Meadow S E Bailey Newington Junction T L Hatch Plainfield
Waldo Tillinghast
New London J W Eggleston Plainville A N Clark
New Milford George D Copley Plantsville
New Preston
D Burnham Pleasant Vale N D Hinman
Newtown
Zalmon S Peck Pleasant Valley Julius C Pratt
Noank
Wm Latham Pomfret Thos W Williams
Norfolk Giles P Thompson Pomfret Landing Jared Chollar
North Ashford Mary Carpenter Poquetanock Erastus O'Brien Jr
North Branford Russell Clark Poquonoc Bridge Ja. D Avery North Canton Milo Lee Poquonock Chas W Hathaway
North Colebrook Jasper Pinney Portland
North Cornwall Anson Rogers Preston
Northfield John Catlin Prospect
Northford Timo Bartholomew Putnam
Hiram N Brown
North Frankiln T H C Kingsb'y Quarryville
North Granby
Willis Reed Rainbow Samuel T McKinney
North Guilford Stephen Fowler Redding
Thomas B Fanton
North Haven
N W Brown Redding Ridge Daniel Sanford
No Killingworth
Abel Wilcox Ridgebury George Bouton
North Lyme
Charles Stark Ridgefield Albert N Thomas
North Madison
Alvin A Blake Ridgefield Station Wm W Beers
North Manchester J O Spencer Riverton
James R Smith
North Norfolk
Frank Holt Robertsville
O J Hodge
North Somers Thomas Sheldon Rockland
Benjamin Stevens
North Stamford Alvin Weed Rockville H C Parker
North Stonington CN Wheeler Rocky Hill
Albert G Parker
Northville Frederick S Bartram Round Hill Odle C Knapp
North Wilton James Comstock Roxbury George Hurlbut
North Windham Ralph Lincoln Salein
Orramel Whittlesey
North Woodstock Ezra C May Salisbury Daniel S. Clapp
Norwalk Charles Olmstead Sandy Hook
H L Wheeler E R Stevenson
Norwich Town Geo D Fuller Saybrook
Galen Dowd
Oakville Chauncey Griswold Scitico
Johnson
Oneco Edwin Card Scotland
James Burnett
Orange Sidney F Oviatt Seymour
Samuel H Canfield
Ore Hill Homer A Gibbs Sharon Henry M Gillette Oxford Samuel P Sanford Sherman Chauncey S Burch
Park Lane Cyrus Morehouse Simsbury
Judson Wilcox
Pendleton Hill R P Palmer Smith's Ridge
Pequabuk Theodore Terry Somers
Steph E Keeler Leverett E Pease
Levi P Norton
Niantic
Charles S Howard Plymouth Horace Fenn
Mrs Mary J Edwards
Mary Ann Downer
Luther Morse
Sessions Lawson
Norwich Henry H Starkweather Saugatuck
191
AND POST MASTERS.
Somersville
Ansel Arnold Uncasville
W R Burnham
South Britain Anson Bray Union
Southbury Almon B Ruggles Unionville
South Canaan John B Reed Vernon
South Coventry Wal'r A Loomis Vernon Depot Alfred K Talcott Southford
Horace Oatınan Voluntown
Charles H Kinne
So. Glastenbury F C Strickland Wallingford
J B Pomeroy
Southington
Walter D. Cook Warehouse Pt Joseph S Palmer
South Killingly
Leonard Day Warren Charles Hine
South Lyme
R. L Chadwick Washington Frederick N Galpin
South Manchester W H Cheney Waterbury
Charles W Gillette
South Norfolk S D Northway Waterford
Abram M Darrow
South Norwalk Math Wilcox Watertown
C H Hotchkiss
Southport David Bradley Waterville
Wm Pickett
Southville George Beardsley Wauregan
Henry A Atkins
South Windham G F Spencer Weatogue
Seymour Pettibone
South Windsor Mervin Vibbert West Ashford Eben Knowlton South Woodstock SM Fenner West Avon Corydon Woodford
Sprague W W Woodward Westbrook
Isaac N Spencer
Square Pond
Henry C Aborn West Cheshire Howard C Ives
Stafford G H Pinney Westchester
Samuel Brown
Stafford Springs H T Small W. Cornwall Henry C Crandall
Staffordville F M Eager Westford
Charles L Dean
Stamford Theodore J Daskan West Goshen Julius L Hart
Stanwich Jonathan Finch West Granby Elam Kendall
Stepney Charles B Wheeler West Hartford Leon'd Buckland
Stepney Depot
Theodore Platt West Hartland
H H Griswold
Sterling Win Anderson West Haven
John H Haines
Sterling Hill J C Spaulding West Killingly Sylvanus Gleason
Stony Creek
Wm Beach West Meriden
Wallis Bull
Stonington
Francis Williams Westminster
George K Ray
Stratford Claudius B Curtis West Norfolk
John Dewell
Suffield David Hale West Norwalk Isaac Selleck
Tariffville Daniel C Hayes Weston
John H Gregory
Terryville
B H Hemingway Westport
E R Lees
Thomaston
Seth Thomas West Redding John L Griffin
Thompson Jeremiah Olney West Stafford J R Whiton
Thompsonville John Houston West Suffield Elizabeth Lyman
Tolland William Keith West Thompson C H Sharpe
Torringford Harvey P Hopkins Westville J F Benton
Torrington Lucius F Leach West Willington Ira Johnson
Trumbull James D Brinsmade West Winsted George Dudley
Trumbull Long Hill Edw Platt West Woodstock Abiel Fox
Turnerville P W Turner Wethersfield E F Gook
David L Neweb George Richards Eugene F McLean
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SCHOOLS.
Willimantic
James Walden Winsted
Wm L. Gilbert Willington Norman Holt Winthrop Hiram HI Clark Wilton Wm A Sturges Wolcott Erastus W Warner Winchester Frederick I. Loomis Wolcottville Joseph F. Calhoun Windermere
John W Thayer Woodbury Wm E Woodruff
Windham
Rufus Huntington Woodstock George S Way
Windsor Hirain Cobb Woodstock Val. T P Leonard
Windsor Locks R N Watrous Woodville Frederick Chittenden
Windsorville Sumner Shepard, Yantic Lewis Hyde
Winnipank George H Randle Zoar Bridge See Pleasant Vale
COMMON SCHOOLS OF CONNECTICUT.
BOARD OF EDUCATION. Gov. Wm. A. Buckingham; Lieut. Gov. Roger Averill; Prof. Thos. A. Thatcher, Yale College; Judge Elisha Carpenter, Wethersfield; Alfred Coit, New London; and George M. Woodruff, Litchfield. Superintendent of Common Schools, Daniel C. Gilman, Yale College.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, New Britain. Trustees, one member from each county, viz: Elisha Carpenter, Weth- ersfield, 1869; James F. Babcock, New Haven, 1868; Henry P. Haven New London, 1866; Roger Averill, Dan- bury, 1866; Lewis Williams, Pomfret, 1867; George M. Woodruff, Litchfield, 1869; W. C. Fowler, Durham, 1868; John S. Yeomans, Columbia, 1867. Teachers, David N. Camp, Principal, and Professor of Mental and Moral Phi- losophy and Teaching; John N. Bartlett, Associate Prin- cipal, and teacher of English and Natural Philosophy ; C. Holcomb, of Mathematics and Latin; B. N. Comings, of Physiology, Chemistry, and Natural History; Louis Bail, Drawing; Harriet N. Marshall, Geography and His- tory; Ralph G. Hibbard, Reading; C. W. Huntington, Music. Model School, J. K. Creevy, Principal. Gradu- ates, 1865, 15-2 males and 13 females. Pupils, Senior Class, 31; Middle Class, 52; Junior Class, 56; total 139 -- 18 males, 121 females. David N. Camp, New Britain, Editor Common School Journal.
SCHOOL FOR IMBECILES, Lakeville-Superintendent, Henry M. Knight.
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RETREAT FOR INSANE .- STATE PRISON.
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE .- Pres., Wm. W. Ellsworth ; Vice Pres., Wm. A. Buckingham; Treas., Thomas Sis- son; Auditor, Thos. Belknap; Sec., Jona. B. Bunce; Man- agers, Samuel S. Ward, Wm. R. Cone, Calvin Day.
Physician & Superintendent, John S. Butler; Assistant Phys., Wm. Porter; Chaplain, Samuel Spring; Steward & Matron, Mr. & Mrs. Thos. H. Holaday. Medical Vis- itors, N. B. Ives, E K. Hunt, G. W. Russell, P. M. Hast- ings, Ashbel Woodward, Rufus Blackman. Visiting Com. of Ladies, Mrs. Wm. R. Cone, Calvin Day, Thomas Smith, P. M. Hastings.
STATE PRISON .- Directors, W. K. Peck, Norfolk, 1867; Daniel H. Willard, Newington, 1866: Marcus Lillie, Cov- entry, 1868; Warden, William Willard; Deputy, Horace Fenton; Chaplain, Benjamin C. Phelps; Physician, A. S. Warner; Clerk, Wm. A. Spencer; Matrons, Sarah C. Whitaker, A. J. Stevens. Expenses over income, $5,771. Inmates 131, including 15 U. S. Prisoners.
The Deportment of the prisoners has been unusually good. 39 have had a perfect record for every month of the year, besides 42 for the time less than a year they have been present.
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Office 289 Main Street, Opposite State House.
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P. M. HASTINGS, M. D., Medical Examiner. H. R. MORLEY, General Agent, At Office of the Company.
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EDWARD W. PARSONS, President .. THOMAS W. RUSSELL, Secretary.
This Company issues Policies on all the various popular forms of Life Insurance, with the safeguards of the non-forfeit- ure system.
Pamphlets containing rates of premium and information on the subject of Life Insurance may be obtained at the office of the Company, or of any of its agents.
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Incorporated by the Legislature of Connecticut with a Chartered Capital of $500,000.
Cash Assets, July 1, 1867, $224,543.87.
$100,000 Deposited with the Comptroller as Security for Policy Holders.
The Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company was the first Company in America to introduce reliable in- surance to owners of stock. It is therefore the Pioneer Live Stock Insurance Company.
EVERY PERSON OWNING AN ANIMAL SHOULD INSURE. AGENCIES ORGANIZED IN ALL PRINCIPAL CITIES AND TOWNS. DIRECTORS. E. N. KELLOGG, Pres't. GEO. D. JEWETT, V. Pres't.
CHARLES R. CHAPMAN, Mayor of the City of Hartford ; GUY R. PHELPS, President Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co .; J. WATSON BEACH, of Beach & Co .; HENRY J. JOHNSON, of Moore & Johnson ; E. W. PARSONS, President Connecticut General Life Ins. Co .; J. S. TRYON, Cashier First Nat. Bank ; A. P. PITKIN, of Pitkin Bros .; R. A. JOHNSON, Agent and Adjuster.
D. B. WHIPPLE, Secretary.
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THE CONNECTICUT REGISTER :
BEING A
STATE CALENDAR OF
PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS
FOR
1868
WQUI
SUSTINET
TRANSTUL T
High water is calculated for New London and Saybrook, or one hour later than New York. For Fairfield add 2h. 30m .; Bridge- port, add 2h. 15m .; New Haven, add 2h. 20m. ; Hartford, sub. 5h. Norwich, add 40m.
HARTFORD : BROWN AND GROSS.
PREFACE.
THE REGISTER for 1868, contains the information usually given, the form and style being somewhat improved. The enlarged form, which was commenced last year, is continued and will hereafter be the form, until it becomes necessary to enlarge it again. In the compilation of the work, it has been our endeavor to have every part revised by society clerks and those who have the best opportunities for obtaining the desired information. It is impossible, in a work containing over 11,000 names, to be exact in all names and facts, but it is hoped that many of the old errors have been avoided in this year's issue ; but often the information which is given by those making returns is incorrect, when there is no chance for the publishers to correct it.
In the list of Attornies, no names have been inserted but those who are duly authorized by the Courts to practice in the State; and also the Clergy, who are not regularly ordained Ministers, have been excluded from the lists.
Those who furnish matter for the Register, or desire any changes to be made, are reminded that the work goes to press about the 10th of November. Hence the reason why some in- formation has not been attended to.
Commissioners for other States should give information of any additions or changes directly to us.
Clerks of the various societies mentioned in this work, will confer a favor, by sending a copy of their annual Reports, when issued, to the Publishers.
1219011 INDEX.
American Asylum,
109 Comptroller, -
17
Assessors, -
64-105
Congregational, - 114
Attorneys at Law, - 43-59
Congress, 161-165
Addenda,
178 -
Constables, - - 64-105
Bank Commissioners, -
142
Counties, 42-63
Bank Directors, -
142
Fairfield, -
52
Bank Statistics, -
150
Hartford,
42
Baptists, 120
Litchfield, 57
Births in Conn., - -106-109
Middlesex, -
60
Board of Educat'n, (State) 176
Board of Agriculture, 105
Boards of Relief, - 64-105
Tolland, -
62
Boroughs, -
113
Windham, -
55
Bridge Comr's, 34
Calendar, -
- 5-16
Children 4 to 16, - 106-109
Superior, - 29
Supreme, 29
Clergy and Ecclesiastical Statistics, 114-128
Baptist, - 120
Christian, -
- 128
Congregational,
- 114-120 Elections, State. See Cal.
Jewish, -
128
Episcopal, 122
Methodist,
124 Executive of Conn., -
17
Methodist Protestant, - 126 Ferries, 33
Methodist African, - 127
General Assembly,
18
Presbyterian,
127
Roman Catholic, 127
Unitarian, -
128
Universalist, -
127
Hospital of Conn., 176
Clerks, Town, - 64-105
County, - - 42-62
Collectors, Town, 64-105
Colleges,
176
Commissioners, County, 43
on Railroads, - 159 Judges Superior Court, 29
66 Turnpike Roads, 33
Judges Supreme Court,
29
66
Bridges,
34
Jurors, No. of,
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-
44-63
.6 Ferries, 33 Justices of Peace, - 44-63
60 for other States, 35
66 Superior Court, 42-62
Calendar pages.
Commutation Tax, - 106-109 Librarian, State, - 17
Courts. See Calendar pages.
Probate, 30
Cities, - 110
United States, - 28
Custom House Officers, - 167
Deaths in Conn., 106-109 Education, Boards of, 64-105
Episcopal, -
122
pages.
Lutheran, -
128 Everest Fund, 115
Senate, - 18
House of Representatives, 19
Gen. Insane Hospital, - 105
Governor,
17
Grand Jurors,
64-105
Homoeopathic Med. Soc., 129 Insurance Companies, 153-159 Jailers, - - 42-62
Legislature Meetings.
See
New Haven, 46
New London, 50
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INDEX.
Marriages in Conn.,
106-109 State Library Com.,
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Masonic, - 177 State Officers, 17
Medical Society, Conn., 128 State Prison, 105
Homœopathic, -
J29
Surgeons, 128-137
Surveyor General, 17
Town Officers, - 64-105
Methodist, 124
Mileage, 173
Militia, (Enrolled,) 106-109
National Guard, -
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137
Notaries Public, 36-42
Physicians and Surg., 128-137
Polls, Taxable, 106-199
Postage, Rates of, - - 168
Post Offices and Masters, 169
Probate Courts, - 30
Railroads, -
Railroad Commissioners, 159
Road Commissioners, 64-105
Reform Med. Assoc., 129
Reform School, State, 166
Registrars, - - 64-105
Representatives, State, 19
Retreat for the Insane, 105
County, 43-62
Revenue Officers, 166
Town, - 64-104
Roman Catholic, - 127
Savings Banks, - 152
United States, Executive, 161
Judiciary, - 161
Senate, 162
House of Representatives, 163 Revenue Officers, - 166
127
Senatorial Districts, -
27 Valuation,
106-109
Senators, State, - 18
Sheriff's - 42-62
State Officers, 18
State Attorneys, - 42-62
Senators, 27
17
Town Clerks, Registrars, Treasurers, Selectmen, Town Agents, Consta- bles & Collectors, Grand Jurors, Assessors, Boards of Relief, Road Commis- sioners, Boards of Edu- cation, School Fund Treasurers.
159 Town Statistics, - 106-109 Vote for Governor, En- rollments, Commutation- ers, Births, Marriages & Deaths, School Children, and Valuation.
Treasurer, State, 17
Turnpike Roads,
83
School Fund Commissioner, 17 Schools, No. Children, 106-109 Visitors, 64-105
Secretary of State, -
17
Selectmen,
64-105
Universalists,
Votes for Governor,
106-109
Reform Medical, 129
1868.
JANUARY.
1st Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
First qr. 2d, 11h. 15m. E.
Full moon 9d, 6h. 5m. E.
Last qr. 16d, 0h. 16m. E New moon 24d, 2h. 30m. E.
SUN SOUTH.
1d, 12h.
3m. 50s.
7d, :2h. 6m. 34s.
13d, 12h. 8m. 59s.
19d,
12h. 11m. 1g.
25d,
12h. 12m.
36s.
MW OR.OS. OR. H. W.
1 W
7 28 4 3211 11
1 30
2 Th 7 274 33 11
56
2 15
3 Fr 7 274 33 Morn.
3
5
4 Sa 7 264 34 1 13
3
58
5 Su
7 26 4 34 2
5
4
57
6M
7 25 4 35 3 22
5
58
7 Tu
7 254 35 4 29 7
2
8 W 7 244 36
5
35 8
2
9 Th 7 24 4 36
10 Fr
7 234 37
Rises. 8 58 6 7 9 52 48
11 Sa
7 22 4 38
7 18 10
12 Su
7 21 4 39 8 30 11 35
13 M
7 21 4 39 9 36 aft. 26
14
Tu
7 204 40 10 46 1
16
15 W
7 194 41 7 184 42
51
8
16 Th
7 184 42
0 43 3
18 Sa
7 174 43
1 53
4 5
1 56 50 49
19 Su 20 M
7 14 4 46 4 42 7 33
22 W
7 134 47 5 31 8 .20
23 Th
7 124 48
16 9 2
24 Fr 25 Sa 7 104 50 26 Su 7 94 51 7 4 11
9 41 22 2
27 M 7 8.4 52 8 2 11
29 W 7 64 54
10 2 4
.31 Fr 17 34 57 Morn.
1 42
CALENDAR DAYS.
COURTS.
SUPERIOR.
1st Tuesday, at Brooklyn. 3d Tuesday, at New London. 4th Tuesday, at Litchfield.
LEGISLATURES.
1st Monday, Ohio, Nevada. Ist Tuesday, Delaware, New York, Pennsylvania, Minnesota. Ist Wednesday, Maryland, Massa- chusetts, Michigan, Maine, In- diana.
2d Monday, Illinois, Iowa. 2d Tuesday, New Jersey. 2d Wednesday, Wisconsin. 2d Thursday, Kansas. 3d Tuesday, West Virginia.
CHURCH DAYS.
1st, Circumcision. 5th, 2d Sunday after Christmas. 6th, Epiphany.
40 12th, 1st Sunday after Epiphany. 19th, 2d Sunday after Epiphany. 25th, Conversion of St. Paul.
0 57 26th, 3d Sunday after Epiphany.
28 Tu 7 74 53 9 3 Morn. 0 16
30 Th 17 5.4 55 11
6 Sets. 6 6 10
7 114 49
11 Morn. 2 3
17 Fr
7 164 44 2 5S
7 154 45 3 57 6 43
21 Tu
2d Month.
FEBRUARY.
1868.
MOON'S PHASES.
First qr. 1d, 1h. 28m. E.
Full moon &d. 4h. 47m. M.
Last qr. 15d, 4h. 29m. M.
New moon 23d, 9h. 32m. M.
SUN SOUTH.
1d, 12h.
13m.
52s.
7d, 12h. 14m. 25s. 13d, 12h. 14m. 29s.
19d,
12h. 14m. 5s.
25d,
12h. 13m.
18s.
MIW
OR@S.
OS. |H. W.
1 Sa
7 2 4 55
0 6
2 30
2 Su
14 59
1
7
3
25
3M
7 05 0
2
11
4
27
4 Tu 6 595
1
3
14
5
34
5 W
6 575
3
4
19
6
42
6 Th 6 565 7Fr 6 55.5
5
6
13
8
44
34
9 Su
[6
53|5
7
7 14
10
28
16 515
9
S 24
11
15
11 Tu 6 505 10
9 34 Ev.
1
12 W
6 495 11
10 39 0
46
13 Th 6 485 12 11
43
1 35
14 Fr
16
46 5 14 Morn. 2
26
15 Sa 16|Su
6
455 15 0 45
1 39
4
15
17
6 425 18 2 36
41 5 19 3 26
6
10
19
W 6
40 5 20
4 14
7
3
20
'1'h 6
38 5 22
4 57
7
52
6 375 23
5 37
S
37
16th, Sextuagesima.
22 Sa
6 36,5 24
6 13
9
15
23
Su
6 34 5 26
Sets. 6 55
7 55
11
12
26
W
6 30 5 30 8 55
11 48
27 Th 6
29 5 31 9 59 Morn.
25 Fr 6 25 5 32 11
1
1 14
CALENDAR DAYS.
COURTS.
U. S. DISTRICT. 4th Tuesday, at New Haven.
SUPREME. 1st Tuesday, at Bridgeport. 2d Tuesday, 2d District.
4th Tuesday, 1st District.
SUPERIOR.
1st Tuesday, at Middletown.
CHURCH DAYS.
2d, Purification Virgin Mary. 3d, 4th Sunday after Epiphany. 9th, Septuagesima.
23d, Quinquegessima.
24th, St. Matthias.
24 25
M
6
33 5 27
10
26th, Ash Wednesday.
Tu 16 32 5 28
9 54 34
3
19
6 445 16
5
15
18|Tu 6
4
5
18
7
46
8 Sa 6
54 5
6
Rises. 9
10 M
21 Fr
0 28 29|Sa |6 2715 33 Morn.
1868.
MARCH.
3d Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
First qr. 2d, 0h. 1m. M.
Full moon Sd, 3h. 34m. E.
Last qr. 15d, 10h. 40m. E.
New moon 24d, 2h. 11m. M.
First qr. 31d, 7h. 38m. M.
SUN SOUTE.
1d, 12h.
12m. .34s. 7d, 12h.
11m. 15s.
13d, 12h.
9m. 41s.
19d,
12h.
7m. 57s.
25d,
12h.
6m.
7s.
MW GR. OS.
OS. H. W.
1 Su
6 26 5 34 0 4
1
6
3
2
3 Tu 6 235 37
2
6
4
7
4 W 6 225 38 3 5
5 Th 6 215 39 4
1
6
25
6 Fr 6 195 41 4 57
7
30
7 Sa 6 18 5 42 5
36
8 28
16
9 M 6 155 45 7 11
10
4
10 Tu 6 145 46 8 19 10
11 W
6 125 48 9 25
11
34
12 Th 6 115 49 10 29 Eve. 16 1
13 Fr
6 105 50 11
29
2
14 Su 6
85 52 Morn.
1 51
15 Sa 6
75 53 0 23
2
44
16 M 6 55 55
1 20
3 38
17 Tu 6 45 56 2 9
4 36
18 W 6 35 57 2 54
5 35
19 Th 6 15
59 3 35
13
7 8 8
4
22 Su 5 576 3
5
47 19
46
23 M
15 56 6 4
5
51
9 22
24 Tu 5 546
10 12
43
6 Sets. 25 W 5 53 6 7 7 52 10 26 Th 5 51 6 9 8 54 11 25 27 Fr 5 506 10
9 56 Morn.
28 Sa 5 496 11 10
59 0 0 53 29 Su 5 476 13 Morn.
30 M
5 466 14 0
2
3 1 47
CALENDAR DAYS.
COURTS.
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