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POST OFFICES.
POST OFFICES AND POST MASTERS.
Abington,
Israel A. Randall Canton,
Moses S. Dyer
Amity, Lewis M. Terrill Canton Cnt'r, W.C. Humphrey
Andover, Wm. Dorrance Central Vill., Jas. M. Wilcox Ansonia, Charles E. Bristol Center Brook, D. W. Spencer Dyer H. Clark Center Groton, Geo. L. Daboll
Ashford,
Avon, Bela C. Kellogg Chalybes, J. B. Leavenworth Bakersville, S. N. Pettibone Chapinville, Horace Landon
Ball's Pond,
Alvah S. Pierce
Chaplin,
J. W. Lincoln
Banksville,
Chatham,
See East Hampton Edwin R. Brown
Baltic, Jeffrey Watson Cheshire,
Bantam Falls, S. E. Crossman Chester, S. A. Wright Barkhamsted, Frank Case Chesterfield, Jas. B. Ashcraft Beacon Falls, C. W. Elkins Clark Falls, E. P. Chapman William Burgis
Berlin, Henry N. Galpin Clinton,
Bethany, Nathan Clark Cobalt,
A. D. Tibbals
Bethel, Amos Woodman Colchester,
Chas. H. Rogers
Bethlehem, Herbert S. Jackson Cold Spring, O. S. Botsford
Birmingham, See Derby Colebrook, Henry L. Allen Bloomfield, Henry W. Rowley Colebrook River, Geo. S. Ives
Bolton,
Sherman P. Sumner Collinsville, Emerson A. Hough
Bozrah, John W. Money Columbia, Geo. B. Fuller
Bozrahville,
Jas. M. Peckham Copper Hill, Fred'k F. Stevens
Branchville, Wm. W. Beers Cornwall, J. W. Beers
Branford, Philo Hall Cornwall Bridge, C. W. Skiff Bridgeport, James E. Dunham Cornwall Hol., P. C. Sedgwick Bridgewater, George Lyon Coventry, Sam'l T. Loomis Bristol, Silas M. Norton Coventry Depot, Ez'k'l Phillips Cromwell, Elisha Stevens
Broad Brook, E. G. Lasbury
Brookfield, Andrew Northrop Danbury,
Brookfield Centre, A. Somers Darien,
Phineas D. Crosby C. G. Waterbury
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POST OFFICES.
East Hampton,
East Hartford,
East Hartland,
East Haven,
East Kent,
East Killingly,
East Lyme,
East River, I. L. Scranton, Jr. Hamden,
Easton, Seleck N. Osborne
East Putnam, Era Parker East Thompson, Isaac Sherman E. Wallingford, D. Williams East Windsor, Geo. B. Spencer E. Windsor Hill, C. Z. Parmelee last Woodstock, G. O. Robbins Ekonk, Kinney S. Wilcox
Hawleyville, Hazardville,
Hebron,
Ellington,
Henry Bissell Higganum,
Ellsworth,
John M. Gregory W. E. Goodwin
Elmwood,
Enfield, Freď'k P. Parsons Hotchkissville,
Essex, Richard S. Williams Huntington, Fairfield, Charles B. Wakeley Huntsville, Fair Haven, Jas. D. Howell Jewett City,
Falls Village, J. F. Millspaugh Kensington,
Farmington, Rich. H. Cowles Kent,
Farms Village, Chas. S. Weed Killingly,
J. F. Douglass Killingworth,
Forestville, Franklin, Andrew B. Smith Langridge,
Gale's Ferry, Isaac Bragaw Lakeville,
Gaylordsville, A. H. Barlow Lanesville, Georgetown, James Corcoran Lebanon,
Gildersleeve's Landing, F. Gil- Ledyard, dowolnawo Tancrillo
Haddam,
Haddam Neck,
Hadlyme, Hamburg,
Hampton, Hanover, Hartford, Hartland Center, Harwinton,
Higli Ridge, Hockanum,
John S. Morgan Charles Griswold M. A. Brown E. S. Clark
H. M. Selden John Comstock Walter S. Ely Jesse Warner Edgar H. Newton Mrs. Maria Smith John H. Burnham J. A. Miller Lewis Catlin D. B. Hawley A. Lundschultz Horace S. Lee A. H. Hull John H. Newman Edwin Brewer G. Y. Morris N. W. Blackman James H. Chase · A. F. Brown N. W. Warren Burrett Eaton Marcus Wood O. E. Redfield G. B. Chıristison Thomas L. Norton John F. Knowles
C. T. Morton Edmund Spicer NolaÅn Romtora
S. Hemingway Elisha Fry Isaac Fogg J. J. Comstock
C. O. Sears Groton, W. A. Loomis Guilford, W. E. Gibbons Gurleyville,
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POST OFFICES.
Marlborough, E. C. Warner New Saybrook,
Jos. Kellogg Z. S. Peck
Mashapaug, Wm. M. Corbin Newtown,
Mechanicsville, David Chase Niantic,
Meriden, L. R. Hall Noank,
Merrow Station, J. B. Merrow Norfolk,
Mianus, D. T. Hawes No. Ashford, Mary Carpenter
Middlebury, Fred'k G. Scott No.Branford, Jenny E. Wheaton
Middlefield, S. D. Jewett North Canton, George Adams Middle Haddam, HenryM.Hurd No. Colebrook, Erastus Simons Middletown, Bartlett Bent North Cornwall, Miles Scoville
Milford, Joseph R. Clark Northfield,
Mill Brook, Wm. P. Lawrence Northford,
D. T. Wooster Henry C Hart Willis Phelps
Mill Dale, H. A. Hitchcock No. Granby,
Millington, Frank W. Swan N. Grosvenordale, W.H. Arnold
Mill Plain, Henry M. Senior No. Guilford, Abigail Fowler
Milton, Thomas W. Beach North Haven,
Minertown, N. B. Burton North Lyme,
H. H. Stiles Charles Stark Alva A. Blake
Monroe, Wm. A. Clarke North Madison,
Montowese, J. B. Robinson No. Manchester, Moses Scott
Montville, L. D. Tompkins North Stamford, Alvin Weed
Moodus, L. D. F. Gates No. Stonington, Wm. H. Hillard
Moose Meadow, M. Burdick Northville, Solomon Couch
Moosup, Wm. S. Simmons No. Westchester, F. L. Carney
Morris,
Joseph W. Mason North Wilton, Jas. Comstock
Mount Carmel, James Ives No. Windham, F. M. Lincoln
Mount Hope, J. C. Boltum No. Woodstock, Ezra C. May
Muddy Brook, Solomon Gale Norwalk, Charles Olmstead
Mystic, Geo. E. Lamphere Norwich, E. G. Bidwell
Mystic Bridge, J. A. Rathbun Norwich Town, Geo. D. Fuller Mystic River, W. E. Packer Oakville, Noble W. Warner Edwin A. Card Naubuc, Albert A. Bogue Oneco,
Naugatuck, , Luther S. Platt Orange,
Sidney T. Oviatt
Wm. Whaley Orrin E. Miner O. H. Wolcott
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POST OFFICES.
Plymouth,
Horace Fenn Southford,
E. H. Pardee
Pomfret,
E. T. Robinson So. Haven,
S. C. Thompson Emily Dayton
Poquetanock, Aaron Lucas Southington, Walter D. Cook Edw'd Dakin
Poquonoc B'g, John Crandall South Kent, Poquonock, C. W. Hathaway South Killingly, Leonard Day
Portland, Mary J. Edwards South Lyme, R. W. Chadwick Preston City, Morrison Robbins So. Manchester, W. H. Cheney Prospect, Richard Tyler So. Meriden, E. B. Clark
Putnam, Carry C. Wilson So. Norfolk, S. D. Northway
Quarryville, Westley Cowles South Norwalk, J. S. Dunning
Rainbow, Dana Payne Southport, Levi F. Sherwood
Redding, David S. Johnson Southville,
Joseph Y. Beers
Redding Ridge, Daniel Sanford So. Wethersfield, George Boughton So. Windham,
L. J. Saxton
Ridgefield, Hiram K. Scott So. Windsor,
Wm. Jennings
Riverton,
Abner S. Hart So. Woodstock, H. N. Curtis
Riverside, R. S. Hinman Square Pond, E. H. Dimmick
Riverside Station, John Wingle Stafford, O. R. Brown
Robertsville, John Partridge Stafford Springs, E. F. Whiton
Rock Fall, Ira N. Johnson Staffordville, A. S. Eaton
Rockville, Geo. N. Brigham Stamford, Theodore J. Daskam
Rocky Hill, Henry J. Smith Stanwich, Jonathan Finch
Romford, S. S. Logan
Stepney, Burr Hawley
Round Hill, Odle C. Knapp
Stepney Depot, Mrs. H. Platt
Roxbury, George Hurlburt
Sterling,
Silas J. Matteson
Sterling Hill, Dan'l T. Hart Salem, Oramel Whittlesey Wm. Beach Salisbury, Francis Richardson Stony Creek, Sandy Hook, Ezra Patch Stonington, Franklin Williams
Saugatuck, Jas. E. Hubbell Stratford, Claudius B. Curtis
Say brook, Galen H. Dowd Suffield, Maria M. Nichols
Scitico, L. S. Johnson Talcottville, A. K. Talcott Philo B. Coe Wm. F. Palmer Tariffville.
Scotland.
L. Hewitt
Ridgebury,
Pomfret Land'g, C. G. Williams S. Glastonbury,
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EDUCATION.
Uncasville,
J. A. Comstock West Morris,
C. G. Canfield J. K. Shepard
Union,
Unionville,
J. T. Carpenter West Norfolk, J. D. Cook West Norwalk, E. T. Benedict John Allen Weston;
Vernon,
Vernon Depot,
B. C. Phelps Harrington
Westport,
John H. Gregory Henry P. Burr Fred'k Cole J. R. Whiton Mrs. A. Rose Wm. R. Case
Wapping, J. C. Stoughton W. Thompson, Warehouse P't, G.D. Woodward Westville, C. A. Gulliver, Jr. Warren, Orlando Swift West Willington, Seth C. Eaton
Warrenville, John A. Murphy W. Winsted,
Washington, C. L. Hickox West Woodstock,
Waterbury, John W. Hill Wethersfield, Silas W. Robbins John Brown Willimantic,
Watertown, Waterville,
Willington, Wilsonville,
M. L. Dimock
Wauregan, Henry A. Atkins Weatogue, Seymour Pettibone West Ashford, H. E. Knowlton West Avon, Martin Judd Windham,
Westbrook, Amos A. Wilcox
Albert Converse Wilton, Geo. H. Gilbert Winchester Center, F.L.Loomis Windermere, John S. Quinlan Wm. Swift
Windsor, Henry A. Bidwell Windsor Locks, A.W. Converse Windsorville, Sumner Shepard Winsted, Jabez Alvord
West Cheshire, H. C. Ives Westchester, Sam'l A. Brown West Cornwall, C. E. Baldwin West Darien, J. S. Waterbury Winthrop, Mrs. A. C. Clark Wolcott, Erastus W. Warner Wolcottville, O. R. Fyler Woodbury, Wm. E. Woodruff Woodstock, G. C. Robbins Woodstock Val., A.M. Bancroft Westford, Charles L. Dean West Goshen, W. M. Allyn West Granby, Mason G. Wilcox W.Hartford, Leonard Buckland West Hartland, Geo. L. Gilman West Haven Ram du W Wilmot Woodville John n Coor
B. F. Marsh Abial Fox
Waterford, Wm. E. Manwaring C. H. Hotchkiss Wm. Pickett
West Redding,
Versailles, Voluntown, Hiram Jenks West Stafford,
Wallingford, L. M. Hubbard West Suffield,
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EDUCATION.
A. Thacher, LL. D., Benjamin Silliman, M. D., Rev. Chester S. Lyman, M. A., Rev. James M. Hoppin, D. D., Stephen G. Hub- bard, M. D., Wm. D. Whitney, Ph. D., LL. D., Moses C. White, M. D., Hon. Francis Wayland, M. A., Rev. Geo. P. Fisher, D. D., Wm. P. Trowbridge, M. A., Rev. Timothy Dwight, D. D., Charles A. Lindsley, M. D., Hubert A. Newton, LL. D., David P. Smith, M. D., Geo. J. Brush, M. A., Samuel W. Johnson, M. A., Wm. H. Brewer, M. A., Francis Bacon, M. D., Leonard J. Sanford, M. D., Wm. C. Robinson, M. A., John F. Weir, N. A., M. A., Lewis R. Packard, Ph. D., John E. Clark, M. A., Cyrus Northrop, LL. B., Daniel C. Eaton, M. A., Arthur M. Wheeler, B. A., J. Willard Gibbs, Ph. D., Arthur W. Wright, Ph. D., Thos. R. Lounsbury, B. A., Othniel C. Marsh, M. A., D. Cady Eaton, M. A., Eugene L. Richards, B. A., Francis A. Walker, M. A., John H. Niemeyer, Simeon E. Baldwin, M. A., Oscar D. Allen, Ph. D., Ed. B. Coe, B. A., Addison E. Verrill, M. A., Franklin Carter, M. A., Rev. Wm. G. Sumner, B. A., Johnson T. Platt, LL. B., Henry P. Wright, M. A., Professors.
Tutors, Edwin H. Wilson, M. A., James K. Thacher, B. A., Henry A. Beers, B. A., Thos. Hooker, M. A., Bernadotte Perrin, Ph. B., M. Stuart Phelps, B. A., Samuel R. Morrow, B. A.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
GOVERNING BOARD .- Rev. Noah Porter, D. D., LL. D., Presi- dent; Wm. A. Norton, M. A., Rev. Chester S. Lyman, M. A., Wm. D. Whitney, Ph. D., LL. D., Wm. P. Trowbridge, M. A., George J. Brush, M. A., Samuel W. Johnson, M. A., Wm. H. Brewer, M. A., John E. Clark, M. A., Daniel C. Eaton, M. A., Thomas R. Lounsbury, B. A., Othniel C. Marsh, M. A., Fran- cis A. Walker, M. A., Oscar D. Allen, Ph. D., Addison E.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, Middletown. Rev. Joseph Cummings, D. D., LL. D., President.
John Johnston, LL. D., John M. Van Vleck, M. A., Rev. Calvin S. Harrington, M. A., James C. Van Benschoten, M. A., Rev. George Prentice, M. A., Rev. Wm. N. Rice, Ph. D., Wilbur O. Atwater, Ph. D., Caleb T. Winchester, M. A., Ralph G. Hibbard, M. A., Professors. Rev. Moses Clark White, M. A., M. D., Lecturer. Darius Baker, M. A., E. M. Smith, B. A., Tutors.
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Gov. Charles R. Ingersoll, New Haven; Lieut. Gov. George G. Sill, Hartford; Thos. A. Thacher, New Haven; Elisha Car- penter, Hartford; Wm. H. Potter, Mystic River; George M. Woodruff, Litchfield. Birdsey G. Northrop, Sec., New Haven.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, New Britain.
TRUSTEES .- Gov. Charles R. Ingersoll, New Haven; Lieut. Gov. George G. Sill, Hartford; Thomas A. Thacher, New Haven; Elisha Carpenter, Hartford; William H. Potter, Mystic River; George M. Woodruff, Litchfield. Sec., Rev. B. G. Nor- throp. Principal, Isaac N. Carleton, A. M. Associate Princi- pal, Wm. B. Dwight, A. M.
AMERICAN ASYLUM FOR THE EDUCATION OF DEAF MUTES. Pres., Calvin Day; Vice Pres., James B. Hosmer; Leonard Church, Chas. Goodwin, John Beach, Henry A. Perkins, S. S. Ward, Roland Mather, Nathaniel Shipman. Sec., John C. Par-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Robbins Battell, Norfolk; H. S. Hayden, Windsor; Lucius S. Fuller, Tolland; Samuel G. Willard, Colchester; Jos. D. Bates, Danielsonville; Richard S. Fellowes, New Haven; Henry Wood- ward, Benjamin Douglas, Julius Hotchkiss, Joseph Cummings, Middletown. Supt. and Physician, Abram M. Shew, M. D .; Asst. Physician, W. B. Hallock. Second Asst. Physician, Calvin W. May. Treas., M. B. Copeland.
GENERAL HOSPITAL SOCIETY OF CONN., New Haven .- Eb- enezer H. Bishop, M. D., Pres .; William Fitch, Vice Pres .; Jeremiah A. Bishop, Treas .; Charles A. Lindsley, Sec'y.
HARTFORD HOSPITAL .- James B. Hosmer, Pres .; Albert Day, Vice Pres .; F. A. Brown, Sec'y and Treas. Edson Fessenden, Geo. B. Hawley, Chas. H. Northam, Executive Committee.
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
Gov. Chas. R. Ingersoll, New Haven, Pres .; E. H. Hyde, Staf- ford, Vice Pres .; T. S. Gold, West Cornwall, Sec .; Nathan Hart, West Cornwall, Treas. Directors appointed by the Gov. and Senate-E. H. Hyde, Stafford; Albert Day, Brooklyn; H. L. Stewart, Middle Haddam; J. T. Rockwell, Winsted. Directors appointed by Agricultural Societies-S. M. Wells, Wethersfield; W. H. Pond, Milford; Wm. Clift, Mystic Bridge; B. B. Plumb, Trumbull; O. H. Perry, Woodstock: Nathan Hart, West Corn- wall; M. W. Terrill, Middlefield; W. H. Yeomans, Columbia.
STATE BOARD OF CHARITIES. Benjamin Stark, New Lon- don; Levi Ives, New Haven; Samuel F. Jones, Hartford ; Miss Lucy Allsop, Middletown; Mrs. Mariette Pettee, Meriden.
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CENSUS.
Official Returns of the Census for 1860 and 1870.
Towns.
1870.
1860.
Towns.
1870.
1860.
Andover,
462
517 East Haven,
2,713
2,292
Ashford,
1,242
1,231 East Lyme,
1,506
1,506
Avon,
987
1,059 Easton,
1,289
1,350
Barkhamsted,
1,440
1,272 East Windsor,
2,882
2,580
Berlin,
2,438
2,146 Ellington,
1,452
1,510
Bethany,
1,136
974 Enfield,
6,322
4,997
Bethel,
2,312
1,711 Essex,
1,664
1,764
Bethlehem,
750
815 Fairfield,
5,642
4,379
Bloomfield,
1,473
1,401 Farmington,
2,617
3,144
Bolton,
579
683 Franklin,
731
2,358
Bozrah,
987
1,216 Glastonbury,
3,560
3,363
Branford,
2,489
2,123 Goshen,
1,224
1,381
Bridgeport,
19,876
13,299 Granby,
1,516
1,720
Bridgewater,
878
1,048 Greenwich,
7,672
6,522
Bristol,
3,790
3,436 Griswold,
2,576
2,217
Brookfield,
1,194
1,224 Groton,
5,119
4,450
Brooklyn,
2,355
2,136 Guilford,
2,576
2,624
Burlington,
1,317
1,031 Haddam,
2,073
2,307
Canaan,
1,258
1,407 Hamden,
3,028
2,725
Canterbury,
1,552
1,591 Hampton,
891
936
Canton,
2,639
2,373 Hartford,
37,825
29,152
Chaplin,
704
781 Hartland,
789
846
Chatham,
2,771
1,766 Harwinton,
1,045
1,044
Cheshire,
2,344
2,407 Hebron,
1,285
1,425
Chester,
1,094
1,015 Huntington,
1,527
1,477
Clinton,
1,404
1,427 Kent,
1,744
1,855
Colchester,
3,383
2,862 Killingly,
5,712
4,926
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CENSUS.
Town.
1870.
1860
Towns.
1870.
1860.
Milddletown,
11,143
8,620 Sharon,
2,446
2,556
Milford,
3,407
2 828 Sherman,
848
911
Monroe,
1,226
1 382 Simsbury,
2,051
2,410
Montville,
2,496
2 141 Somers,
1,248
1,517
Morris,
701
769 Southbury,
1,319
1,346
Naugatuck,
2,830
2,590 Southington,
4,316
3,315
New Britain,
9,480
5,212 South Windsor,
1,693
1,789
New Canaan,
2,496
2,771 Sprague,
3,462
New Fairfield,
871
915 Stafford,
3,405
3,397
New Hartford,
3,078
2,758 Stamford,
9,738
7,185
New Haven,
50,886
39,267
Sterling,
1,022
1,051
New London,
9,580
10,115 Stonington,
6,320
5,827
New Milford,
3,586
3,535 Stratford,
3,032
2,294
Newtown,
3,683
3,578 Suffield,
3,277
3,260
Norfolk,
1,641
1,803 Thompson,
3,8.04
3,259
North Branford,
1,035
1,050 Tolland,
1,218
1,310
North Canaan,
a-1,695
1,427 Torrington,
2,896
2,278
North Haven,
1,771
1,499 Trumbull,
1,335
1,474
No. Stonington,
1,759
1,913 Union,
627
732
Norwalk,
12,122
7,582 Vernon,
5,447
3,838
Norwich,
16,653
14,048 Voluntown,
1,052
1,055
Old Lyme,
1,362
1,304
Wallingford,
3,676
3,206
Old Saybrook,
1,215
1,105
Warren,
673
710
Orange,
2,633
1,970
WWashington,
1,563
1,659
Oxford,
1,338
1,269
Waterbury,
13,148
10,004
Plainfield,
4,521
3,665
Waterford,
2,589
2,555
Plainville,
1,435
Watertown,
1,690
1,587
Plymouth,
4,149
3,244 Westbrook,
987
1,056
Pomfret,
€ 1,488
1,673 West Hartford,
1,533
1,296
Portland,
4,694
3,657
Weston,
1,054
1,117
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THE CONNECTICUT REGISTER :
BEING A
STATE CALENDAR OF
PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS
FOR
1875
SUSTINET
TRANS' ILIT
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INDEX.
Allotment of Judges, -
29 Comptroller, 17
American Asylum,
201 Congress,
186-192
Assessors,
72-121 Congressional Districts, 26
Attorneys at Law,
47-70 Constables, 72-121
Banks, 163
Counties,
46-71
Bank Statistics, -
172
Fairfield,
58
Board of School Visitors, 72-121
Hartford,
46
Boards of Relief, 72-121
Litchfield, - -
64
Boroughs, 131
Middlesex, 67
Calendar,
5-16
New Haven, 51
Census,
203
New London, 55
Children 4 to 16,
122-126
Tolland, 69
Cities, 127
Windham, 62
Clergy and Ecclesiastical
Statistics, - - 134-149
Baptist, - 139 Of Litchfield County, 29
Congregational, 134
Probate, 31-33
Episcopal, 142
Superior,
29
Methodist, £
- 144
Supreme, 28
Methodist Protestant, 147
United States, 28
Methodist African,
147 Custom House Officers, 192
Presbyterian,
147 Education, Boards of, 72-121 148 Elections, State. · See Cal-
Universalist, - Others, -
149 Everest Fund, -
135
Clerks, Town,
72-121 Executive of Conn., 17
County, -
46-70 General Assembly, - 18-26
18
Colleges, - 199-201
House of Representatives, 19
Commissioners, Bank, 163 Governor, 17
66 County,
46-69 Governor's Guard,
160
Insurance,
177 Grand Jurors, 72-121
66 New State House, 34 Hospitals, - 201-202
on Railroads, 182 Industrial School, - 202
Turnpike R'ds, 34 Inspector General of Gas
66 Bridges, 35 Meters, &c., 36
60 Ferries,
Fisheries,
34 Inspectors of Steam Boilers, 35 35 Insurance Companies, 177-182
66 for other States, 36 Jailors, - 47-70 -
66 Supe'r Court, 47-70 Judges Superior Court, 29
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Roman Catholic,
148
endar pages.
Collectors, Town,
72-121
Senate,
1
Courts. See Calendar pages. Common Pleas, - 29
iv
INDEX.
Judges Supreme Court, 28-29 State Board of Education, 201
Judge, &c., U. S. Courts, 28 State Library Committee, 17
Jurors, No. of, - 49-71 State Officers, 17
Justices of the Peace, 49-71 State Prison, 121
Legislature Meetings. See Calendar pages.
Surveyor General, 17
Town Officers, 72-121
Medical Society, Conn , 149 Town Clerks, Registrars,
Homœopathic, - 150 Eclectic, 150
Militia, (Enrolled,) 122-126
National Guard, 159
Normal School, 201
Notaries Public, 37-46
Physicians and Surg., 149-159
Post-Office Department,
194
Probate Courts, -
Railroads,
182-186
Reform School, 121
Registrars, 72-121
Registers in Bankruptcy, 28
Representatives, State,
Retreat for the Insane,
201
Revenue Officers, 192
66 Town, 72-121
Road Commissioners, 72-121 Trinity College, - 200
Savings Banks, -
174 Trust Companies, - 170
School Fund Commissioner, 17 U. S. Commissioners, 28
Schools, No. Children, 122-126 United States, Executive, 186
66 Visitors, - 72-121
Judiciary, 186
187
Selectmen, 72-121
House of Representatives, 188
Senatorial Districts, -
27 Votes for Governor,
122-126
Senators, State, - 18
66 State Officers, 18
66 Senators, - -26
State Attorneys, 46-70 Wesleyan University, 200
State Board of Agriculture, 202 Yale College,
- 199
State Board of Charities, 202
'Treasurers, Selectmen, Constables, Collectors, Grand Jurors, Assessors, Boards of Relief, Road Commissioners, Land Surveyors, Boards of Ed- ucation, & Registrars of Voters.
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