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CROMWELL HALL, Cromwell, Conn.
An Institution for the treatment of Mental and Nervous Dis- eases.
W. B. Hallock, M. D., Supt .; W. L. Palmer, Business Mana- ger.
STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
OFFICERS .- Pres., James A. Bill, Lyme; Vice-Pres., J. P. Barstow, Norwich; Treas., Wm. H. Gross, Hartford; Cor. Sec., Levi E. Coe, Meriden; Rec. Sec., T. S. Gold, West Cornwall.
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CENSUS.
Official Returns of the Census for 1870 and 1880.
Towns.
1870.
1880.
Towns.
1870.
1880.
Andover,
462
428 East Haven,
2,713
3,067
Ashford,
1,242
1,041 East Lyme,
1,506
1,731
Avon,
987
1,058 Easton,
1,289
1,145
Barkhamsted,
1,440
1,298 East Windsor,
2,882
3,010
Beacon Falls,
379 Ellington,
1,452
1,569
Berlin,
2,438
2,385 Enfield,
6,322
6,754
Bethany,
1,136
637 Essex,
1,664
1,855
Bethel.
2,312
2,726 Fairfield,
5,642
3,748
Bethlehem,
750
655 Farmington,
2,617
3,014
Bloomfield,
1,473
1,346 Franklin,
731
685
Bolton,
579
512 Glastonbury,
3,560
3,580
Bozrah,
987
1,155 Goshen,
1,224
1,093
Branford,
2,489
3,047 Granby,
1,516
1,340
Bridgeport,
19,876
29,148 Greenwich,
7,672
7,892
Bridgewater,
878
708 Griswold,
2,576
2,745
Bristol,
3,790
5,347 Groton,
5,119
5,127
Brookfield,
1,194
1,152 Guilford,
2,576
2,782
Brooklyn,
2,355
2,308 Haddam,
2,073
2,419
Burlington,
1,317
1,224 Hamden,
3,028
3,408
Canaan,
1,258
1,157 Hampton,
891
827
Canterbury,
1,552
1,272 Hartford,
37,825
42,553
Canton,
2,639
2,299 Hartland,
789
643
Chaplin,
704
627 Harwinton,
1,045
1,216
Chatham,
2,771
1,967 Hebron,
1,285
1,443
Cheshire,
2,344
2,284 Huntington,
1,527
2,699
Chester,
1,094
1,177 Kent,
1,744
1,922
Clinton,
1,404
1,402 Killingly,
5,712
6,721
Colchester,
3,383
2,974 Killingworth,
856
848
Colebrook,
1,132
1,148 Lebanon,
2,211
1,345
Columbia,
891
757 Ledyard,
1,392
1,073
Cornwall,
1,772
1,583 Lisbon,
503
630
Coventry,
2,057
2,043 Litchfield,
3,113
3,410
Crom well,
1,857
1,640 Lyme,
1,179
1,025
Danbury,
8,754
11,669 Madison,
1,814
1,669
Darien,
1,810
1,948 Manchester,
4,236
6,462
Derby,
8,027
11,649 Mansfield,
2,402
2,154
Durham,
1,086
990
Marlborough,
473
391
Eastford,
984
855 Meriden,
10,521
18,340
East Granby,
853
754 Middlebury,
696
687
East Haddam,
2,952
3,032 Middlefield,
1,054
928
East Hartford,
3,013
3,500 Middletown,
11,143
11,731
200
CENSUS.
Towns.
1870.
1880.
Towns.
1870.
1880.
Milford,
3,407
3,347 Sherman,
848
828
Monroe,
1,226
1,157 Simsbury,
2,051
1,830
Montville,
2,496
2,666 Somers,
1,248
1,242
Morris,
701
627 Southbury,
1,319
1,740
Naugatuck,
2,830
4,272 Southington,
4,316
5,411
New Britain,
9,480
13,978 South Windsor,
1,693
1,902
New Canaan,
2,496
2,673 Sprague, , 791 Stafford,
3,405
4,455
New Hartford,
3,078
2,302 Stamford,
9,738
11,298
New Haven,
50,886
62,882 Sterling,
1,022
957
Newington,
934 Stonington,
6,320
7,353
New London,
9,580
10,529 Stratford,
3,032
4,251
New Milford,
3,586
3,907 Suffield,
3,277
3,225
Newtown,
3,683
4,013 Thompson,
3,804
5,051
Norfolk,
1,641
1,418 Thomaston,
3,225
North Branford,
1,035
1,025 Tolland,
1,218
1,169
North Canaan,
1,695
1,537 Torrington,
2,896
3,327
North Haven,
1,771
1,763 Trumbull,
1,335
1,323
No. Stonington,
1,759
1,769 Union,
627
539
Norwalk,
12,122
13,956 Vernon,
5,447
6,915
Old Lyme,
1,362
1,387
Wallingford,
3,676
4,686
Old Saybrook,
1,215
1,302
Warren,
673
639
Orange,
2,633
3,341
Washington,
1,563
1,589
Oxford,
1,338
1,120
Waterbury,
13,148
20,269
Plainfield,
4,521
4,021 Waterford,
2,589
2,701
Plainville,
1,435
1,930 Watertown,
1,690
1,867
Plymouth,
4,149
2,350 Westbrook,
987
878
Pomfret,
1,488
1,470 West Hartford,
1.533
1,828
Portland,
4,694
4,156 Weston,
1,054
918
Preston,
2,162
2,519
Westport,
3,364
3,477
Prospect,
551
492
Wethersfield,
2,694
2,173
Putnam,
4,192
5,827 Willington,
942
1,086
Redding,
1,620
1,540
Wilton,
1,995
1,864
Ridgefield,
1,910
2,028
Winchester,
4,102
5,142
Rocky Hill,
1,012
1,109
Windham,
5,413
8,265
Roxbury,
920
950
Windsor,
2,784
3,056
Salem,
718
574
Windsor Locks
2,154
2,332
Salisbury,
3,305
3.715
Wolcott,
491
493
Saybrook,
1,267
1,362
Woodbridge,
830
829
Scotland,
648
590
Woodbury,
1,931
2,148
Seymour,
2,123
2,318 Woodstock,
2,955
2,639
Sharon,
2,446
2,580
Total, -
- -
537,998 622,683
Norwich,
16,653
21,141
Voluntown,
1,052
1,186
3,462
3,207
New Fairfield,
871
201
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
There are 167 Towns in the State-81 send two Representa- tives, and 86 one each, making 248 members of the House; these Towns are divided into 21 Senatorial Districts; and the eight Counties into 4 Congressional Districts.
Hartford County has 3 Senators and 44 Representatives. New Haven County has 3 Senators and 33 Representatives. New London County has 3 Senators and 29 Representatives. Fairfield County has 3 Senators and 32 Representatives. Windham County has 2 Senators and 25 Representatives. Litchfield County has 3 Senators and 41 Representatives. Middlesex County has 2 Senators and 22 Representatives. Tolland County has 2 Senators and 22 Representatives.
A TABLE OF DISTANCES,
IN MILES, from each Town in the State of Connecticut to HARTFORD ; being the established and legal distance as enacted by the General Assembly in 1877. Also the NUMBER OF REPRESENTATIVES to which each Town is entitled.
Hartford County.
To H'fd. Rep.
No.
To No. H'fd. Rep.
HARTFORD,
2
Manchester,
9
1
Avon,
20
1
Marlborough,
30
1
Berlin,
13
1
New Britain,
9
2
Bloomfield,
6
1
Newington,
5
1
Bristol,
18
2
Plainville,
14
1
Burlington,
23
1
Rocky Hill,
·8
1
Canton,
22
1
Simsbury,
15
2
East Granby,
20
1
Southington,
20
2
East Hartford,
2
2
South Windsor,
8
1
East Windsor,
14
2 Suffield,
17
2
Enfield,
18
2 West Hartford,
4
1
Farmington,
19
2
Wethersfield,
4
2
Glastonbury,
12
2
Windsor,
6
2
Granby,
18
2
Windsor Locks,
12
1
Hartland,
39
2
202
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
New Haven County.
To
No:
To H'fd.
No. Rep.
NEW HAVEN,
36
2
Milford,
46
2
WATERBURY,
32
2
Naugatuck,
: 87
1
Beacon Falls,
41
1
North Branford,
45
1
Bethany,
45
1
North Haven,
29
1
Branford,
45
1
Orange,
42
1
Cheshire,
26
2
Oxford,
48
1
Derby,
48
2
Prospect,
29
1
East Haven,
40
1
Seymour,
44
1
Guilford,
52
2
Southbury,
55
1
Hamden,
34
1
Wallingford,
24
2
Madison,
56
1
Wolcott,
37
1
Meriden,
18
2
Woodbridge,
40
1
Middlebury,
38
1
New London County.
NEW LONDON,
61
2 Lisbon,
50
1
NORWICH,
50
2
Lyme,
43
2
Bozrah,
50
1
Montville,
58
1
Colchester,
40
2
North Stonington,
80
2
East Lyme,
56
1
Old Lyme,
45
1
Franklin,
42
1 Preston,
55
2
Griswold,
53
1 Salem,
58
1
Groton,
65
2
Sprague,
42
1
Lebanon,
42
2
Stonington,
75
2
Ledyard,
58
1 Waterford,
58
1
Fairfield County.
BRIDGEPORT,
53
2 Newtown,
74
2
DANBURY,
92
2 Norwalk,
70
2
Bethel,
89
1
Redding,
87
2
Brookfield,
82
1 Ridgefield,
84
2
Darien,
74
1 Sherman,
96
1
Easton,
63
1 Stamford,
78
2
Fairfield,
58
2 Stratford,
50
1
Greenwich,
84
2 Trumbull,
57
1
Huntington,
62
1 Weston,
68
1
Monroe,
67
1
Westport,
65
1
New Canaan,
86
1 Wilton,
75
1
New Fairfield,
97
1
H'fd. Rep.
203
TABLE OF DISTANCES.
Windham County. To No. Hf'd, Rep.
To Hfd.
No. Rep.
BROOKLYN,
66
1
Pomfret,
50
2
Ashford,
46
2
Putnam,
56
Canterbury,
50
2
Scotland,
40
1
Chaplin,
44
1
Sterling,
61
1
Eastford,
50
1
Thompson,
61
2
Hampton,
44
1
Voluntown,
60
1
Killingly,
64
2
Windham,
35
2
Plainfield,
50
2
Woodstock,
60
2
Litchfield County.
LITCHFIELD,
58
2
Norfolk,
45
2
Barkhamsted,
34
2
North Canaan,
55
1
Bethlehem,
45
1
Plymouth,
26
1
Bridgewater,
96
1
Roxbury,
92
1
Canaan,
61
1
Salisbury,
62
2
Colebrook,
40
2
Sharon,
71
2
Cornwall,
71
2
Thomaston,
27
1
Goshen,
52
2
Torrington,
46
2
Harwinton,
53
2
Warren,
76
1
Kent,
80
1
Washington,
95
2
Morris,
62
1 Watertown,
39
1
New Hartford,
29
2
Winchester,
35
2
New Milford,
90
2
Woodbury,
45
2
Middlesex County.
MIDDLETOWN,
15
2
Essex,
39
1
HADDAM,
27
2
Killingworth,
43
2
Chatham,
25
2
Middlefield,
21
1
Chester,
34
1 Old Saybrook,
43
1
Clinton,
51
1
Portland,
18
1
Crom well,
13
1
Saybrook,
35
2
Durham,
24
2
Westbrook,
46
1
East Haddam,
33
2
Tolland County.
TOLLAND,
22
2
Mansfield,
36
2
Andover,
23
1 Somers,
24
2
Bolton,
20
1
Stafford,
52
2
Columbia,
28
1 Union,
60
2
Coventry
28
2
Vernon,
17
2
Ellington
20
1
Willington,
48
2
Hebron,
39
2
204
ELECTION STATISTICS.
States.
ELECTORAL VOTE, 1880. Garfield. Hancock.
Sessions of Legislature.
Alabama,
10
Biennial. Biennial.
Arkansas,
6
California,
1
5
Biennial.
Colorado,
3
Biennial.
Connecticut,
6
Annual.
Delaware,
3
Biennial.
Florida,
4
Biennial.
Georgia,
11
Biennial.
Illinois,
21
Biennial.
Indiana,
15
Biennial.
Iowa,
11
Biennial.
Kansas,
5
Biennial.
Kentucky,
12
Biennial.
Louisiana,
8
Biennial.
Maine,
7
Biennial.
Maryland,
8
Biennial.
Massachusetts,
13
Annual.
Michigan,
11
Biennial.
Minnesota,
5
Biennial.
Mississippi,
8
Biennial.
Missouri,
15
Biennial.
Nebraska,
3
Biennial.
Nevada,
3
Biennial.
New Hampshire,
5
Biennial.
New Jersey,
9
Annual.
New York,
35
Annual.
North Carolina,
10
Biennial.
Ohio,
22
Biennial.
Oregon,
3
Biennial.
Pennsylvania,
29
Biennial.
Rhode Island,
4
Annual.
South Carolina,
7
Annual.
Tennessee,
12
Biennial.
Texas,
8
Biennial.
Vermont,
5
Biennial.
Virginia,
11
Biennial.
West Virginia,
5
Biennial.
Wisconsin,
10
Annual.
Total,
214
155
205
ELECTION STATISTICS.
Next State Elections.
1st Monday Aug., '82. 1st Monday Sept., '82. 1st Wednesday, Sept., '81. 1st Tuesday Oct. '82.
Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. 1st Wednesday Oct. '82.
Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. 2d Tuesday Oct., '82, 2d Tuesday Oct., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. 1st Monday Aug., '81. 2d Monday May, '82. 2d Monday Sept., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. Tues. aft, 1st Mon. Nov., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. 1st Tuesday Nov. '82.
Tues. aft. Ist Mon. Nov., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. 2d Tuesday Oct., '81. 1st Monday June, '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81. 1st Wednesday April, '81. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '82. 1st Tuesday Sept., '82. Tues. aft. Ist Mon. Nov., '81. 2d Tuesday Oct., '82. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov., '81.
Legislatures next meets.
Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Nov. '82. 2d Monday January, '81. 1st Monday aft. Jan., '81. 1st Wednesday Jan. '81. Wed. aft. 1st. Mon. Jan., '81. 1st Tues. aft. 1st. Mon. Jan. '81 Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan. '81. 2d Wednesday Nov., '82. Wed. aft. 1st Mon. Jan., '81. Thurs. aft. 1st Mon. Jan., '81. 2d Tuesday Jan., '82.
2d Tuesday Jan., '81. 1st Monday Dec., '81.
1st Monday Jan., '83. 1st Wednesday Jan., '81. 1st Wednesday Jan., '82. 1st Wednesday Jan., '81. 1st Wednesday Jan., '81. Tues. aft. 1st Mon. Jan., '81. 1st Tuesday Jan., '82. 1st Wednesday Jan., '81. 1st Tuesday Jan., '81. 1st Monday Jan., '81. 1st Wednesday June, '81.
2d Tuesday Jan., '81. 1st Tuesday Jan., '81.
1st Wed. aft. 1st Mon. Jan., '81. 1st Monday Jan., '81. 2d Monday Sept., '82. 1st Tuesday Jan., '81. May and January, '81. 4th Monday Nov., '81. 1st Monday Jan., '81. Tues. aft. 1st Monday Jan., '81.
1st Wednesday Oct., '82. 1st Wednesday Dec., '81. 2d Wednesday Jan., '81. 2d Wednesday Jan., '81.
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VOTE FOR CONGRESSMEN, 1880.
Vote for Congressmen, 1880.
First District.
Counties,
Buck, r.
Beach, d. Hewitt, gr. Johnson, p.
Hartford,
14,058
12,794
177
33
Tolland,
2,990
2,320
3
22
-
Total,
17,048
15,114
180
55
Buck's (Rep.) plurality, 1,934.
Second District.
Counties.
Phelps, d.
Wallace, r.
Harrington, p.
New Haven,
17,829
15,941
52
Middlesex,
3,803
4,127
72
Total,
21,632
20,068
124
Phelp's (Dem.) plurality, 1,564.
Third District.
Counties.
Wait, r. Sanger, d. Wolf, gr.
Palmer, p.
New London,
7,824
6,540
141
161
Windham,
4,587
2,868
10
43
Total,
12,411
9,408
151
204
Wait's (Rep.) plurality, 3,003.
Fourth District.
Counties.
Miles, r.
Peet, d. Cleveland, gr. Rogers,p.
Fairfield,
12,077
11,964
99
13
Litchfield,
6,091
5,670
104
24
-
Total
18,168
17,634
293
37
Mile's (Rep.) plurality, 534.
Vote on the Constitutional Amendments, Oct., 1880.
Judges of the Supreme Court of Errors, and of the Superior Court, to be appointed by the General Assembly upon nomina- tion of the Governor.
Total vote, 26,953. In favor of, 18,668; against, 8,285. Ma- jority, 10,383.
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Insures against damage from Boiler Explosions.
J. M. ALLEN, President.
WM. B. FRANKLIN, Vice-Pres. J. B. PIERCE, Secretary. OFFICE, 218 MAIN ST., HARTFORD.
1810.
THE 1877.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Incorporated 1810.
Charter Perpetual.
Cash Capital, -
- $1,250,000
Assets, -
- 3,100,000
GEO. L. CHASE, President.
J. D. BROWNE, Secretary. C. C. LYMAN, Assistant Sec'y.
B. R. ALLEN, Local Agent.
Agencies in all prominent localities in the United States and British Provinces.
THE
ATNA
Is the Leading American Ins, Co.
Charter Perpetual.
ÆTNA
INSURANCE CO.
HART FORD
CONN.
Incorporated A. D. 1819.
Capital, - -
-
Surplus, Jan. 1, 1877, -
- $3,000,000 4,000,000
PRINCIPALLY INVESTED IN
FIRST-CLASS DIVIDEND-PAYING PUBLIC SECURITIES AND BANK STOCKS.
Organized upon a National Basis, with Agencies in the principal Cities and Towns in the Union. Applications for Insurance against Loss or Damage by FIRE, OR THE PERILS OF INLAND NAVIGATION, made to any duly authorized Agent, promptly attended to. Rates as liberal as is consistent with solvency and fair profit. LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAID.
PARENT OFFICE, 226 Main St., Hartford, Conn. L. J. HENDEE, Pres't. J. GOODNOW, Sec'y. W. B. CLARK, Ass't Sec'y.
Special Agents : J. C. Hillard, T. P. Stowell, W. C. Goodrich, J. F. Dudley.
BRANCH OFFICE, 171 Vine St., Cincinnati, O.
F. C. BENNETT, Gen'l Ag't. W. H. WYMAN, Ass't Gen'l Ag't.
E. P. DORR, Gen'l Ag't Marine Dep't, Buffalo, N. Y.
PACIFIC BRANCH : GEO. C. BOARDMAN, General Agent.
E. J. BASSETT, General Agent.
L. A. DICKINSON, Local Agent for Hartford and Vicinity.
CONNECTICUT
fire Insurance
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
53d SEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT, JANUARY 1st, 1877.
CASH CAPITAL, -
$1,000,000.00
-
CASH ASSETS. -
-
.
1,362,843.83
Directors.
JOHN B. ELDREDGE, JULIUS CATLIN,
JAMES B. HOSMER,
HENRY T. SPERRY,
HENRY C. ROBINSON,
ALFRED E. BURR,
EDWIN D. TIFFANY,
MARTIN BENNETT, Jr.
TIMOTHY M. ALLYN,
J. R. REDFIELD,
RODNEY DENNIS,
RICHARD S. ELY, N. Y.
resident. M. BENNETT, Jr.
Secretary.
CHAS. R. BURT.
Assistant Secretary.
JAS. H. BREWSTER.
Agent. R. S. BURT, No. 64 PEARL STREET.
THE
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets,
Income,
$14,000,000
4,500,000
OFFICERS.
E. R. WIGGIN, President. S. H. WHITE, Vice-Pres't and 'Treas. A. H. DILLON, JR., 2d Vice-Pres't. HALSEY STEVENS, Secretary. WM. L. SQUIRE, Ass't Sec'y. H. J. FURBER, Financial Manager.
DIRECTORS.
E. R. WIGGIN, NELSON HOLLISTER, H. C. WHITE,
S. H. WHITE,
DANIEL .PHILLIPS,
A. H. DILLON, JR.
J. C. JACKSON, M. D., Consulting Physician. W. A. M. WAINWRIGHT, M. D., Medical Examiner. LEVI W. MEECH, Mathematician. .
F. A. HART,
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PUBLIC OFFICERS AND INSTITUTIONS FOR
1877.
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INDEX.
Allotment of Judges,
American Asylum,
36 Comm'rs Superior Court, 52-74 206 Comptroller, (1876) 17
Assessors, 76-122
(1877) - 29
Asylum at Walnut Hill,
207 Congress, 191-196
Attorneys at Law, -
52-74 Congressional Districts, 27
Banks,
168 Constables,
75-122
Bank Statistics,
176 Counties,
51-75
Boards of Relief,
76-122
Fairfield, -
63
Board of School Visitors, 76-122
Hartford,
51
Boroughs, -
136
Litchfield, 68
Calendar,
5-16
Middlesex, 72
Census,
208
New Haven, 56
Children 4 to 16,
123-130
New London, 60
Cities,
132
Tolland, -
73
Clergy and Ecclesiastical
Windham, 66
Statistics, - 139-154 Courts. See Calendar pages.
Baptist, -
144
Common Pleas, - 35
Congregational,
139
Of Litchfield County, 35
Probate, 37-40
Methodist,
149
Superior, -
35
Methodist African, -
152
Supreme,
35
Presbyterian, 152
United States, 34
Roman Catholic,
153 Custom House Officers, 197
Universalist,
152 Education, Boards of, 76-122
Others, 154 Elections, State. See Cal- endar pages.
Clerks, Town, 75-122
County, - 51-74 Executive of Conn., 17 and 29
Collectors, Town, 76-122 General Assembly, (1876) 18-26 Senate, 18
Commissioners, Bank, 168
House of Representatives, 19
County,
Insurance, 181
New State House, 40
House of Representatives, 30 187 Governor, (1876) 17
¥ on Turnpike R'ds, 40 66 (1877) - 29
66 " Bridges,
41 Governor's Guard,
-
165
" Ferries,
40 Grand Jurors, 76-122
" Fisheries,
41 Hospitals,
206
41 Industrial School, - 206
60 for other States,
51-73 General Assembly, (1877) 29-34 Senate, 29
Railroad,
Colleges, 204-205
Episcopal, 146
iv
INDEX.
Inspector General of Gas Meters, &c., .
Sheriffs, 51-74 41 State Agricultural Society, 207
Inspectors of Steam Boilers, 41 State Attorneys, 51-74 Insurance Companies, 181-187 State Board of Agriculture, 207 Jailors,
Judges Superior Court,
Judges Supreme Court,
Judge, &c., U. S. Courts, Jurors, No. of,
Justices of the Peace,
53-75 State Prison, 207
Table of Distances, 210
Town Officers, 75-122
Medical Society, Conn., 154 Town Clerks, Registrars,
Militia, (Enrolled,) 123-130
National Guard,
Normal School, 205
Notaries Public, 43-51
Physicians and Surg., 155-164 Town Statistics, - 123-131
Post-Office Department, 198 Vote for Governor and
Probate Courts, - - 37-40
Railroads,
187-190
Reform School,
207
Registrars,
75-122 Treasurer, Counties, 51-74
Registers in Bankruptcy,
35
State, (1876) 17
Representatives, State,(1876) 19 State, (1877) 30
66 Town, 75-122
Rep., State, No. of,
210 Trinity College,
205
Retreat for the Insane,
206 Trust Companies, - 180
Revenue Officers, 196 U. S. Commissioners, 34
Savings Banks,
178 United States, Executive,
191
Schools, No. Children, 123-130
Senate,
191
School Visitors, - 76-122
Secretary of State, (1876) 66 (1877) 29
Selectmen, 75-122
Senatorial Districts, - 27
Senators, State, (1876) 18
" Senators, 27
66 (1877)
29 Wesleyan University, 205
Sheffield Scientific School, 204 Yale College,
204
51-74 State Board of Charities, 206 35 State Board of Education, 205 35 State Library Committee, 17
34 State Officers, (1876) 17
53-75 66 (1877) 29
Legislature Meetings. See Calendar pages.
Homœopathic, 154 Treasurers, Selectmen, Eclectic, 155 Constables, Collectors, Grand Jurors, Assessors, 164 Boards of Relief, Boards of Education, & Regis- trars of Voters.
President, Enrollments School Children, and Valuation.
(1877) 29
School Fund Commissioner, 17
Judiciary,
191
House of Representatives, 193 17 Votes for Governor, 123-130
" Congress, Me'bers of,131
" Const'l Am'nts, 131
" State Officers, 18
1877.
JANUARY.
1st Month.
MOON'S PHASES.
Last qr. 6d, 9h, 29m, M.
1d, 12h.
4m.
6s.
7d,
12h.
6m. 48s.
13d,
12h. 9m. 12s.
19d,
12h. 11m. 12s.
25d,
12h. 12m.
45s.
MW OR. @S. OR. H.W.
CALENDAR DAYS.
1 M
7 284 32
6 58 10 51
COURTS.
2 Tu
7 284 32
8
18 11 42
2d Tuesday, at Hartford. 4th Tuesday, at Bridgeport.
4 Th 7 27
4 33 10 46 1
19
SUPERIOR.
5 Fr 7 26 4 34 11 56 2 08 1st Tuesday, at New Haven.
6 Sa
.7 26 4 34
morn. 2 58
nal Term.)
7 Su 17 25 4 35 1 06 3
51
1st Tuesday, at Brooklyn.
8 M 7 244 36 2 13
4 45 4th Tuesday, at Hartford.
9 Tu 7 244 36 3 22 5 43 4th Tuesday, at Litchfield.
10 W 7 234 37 4 27 6
42
COMMON PLEAS.
11 Th
7 22 4 38 5 27
7 35
1st Monday, at Hartford, New Haven, and Danbury.
12 Fr 17 224 38 6 22
8 27
13 Sa 7 21 4 39 6 58 9
10
DISTRICT COURT OF LITCHFIELD CO. 1st Monday, at Winchester.
14 Su
7 204 40
sets. 9
54
LEGISLATURES.
15 M
7 204 40 6 03 10
16 Tu
7 194 41 7 06 11 14
17 W
7 184 42 8 09 11 48 7 17 4 43 9 11 7 16 4 44 10 13 morn. Tu. after Ist M., Florida, Minn. 0 23 Wed. after 1st M., Connecticut. 15 4 45 11 15 1 01 Ist Wednesday, Indiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, 41 Michigan, Wisconsin.
21 Su 7 14 4 46 morn. 1
22 M
7 134 47 0 19
2 25 Th. after Ist M., Nebraska.
23 Tu 7 124 48
1 27
3 16 2d Monday, Iowa.
24 W 7 114 49 2 37
4 17 2d Wednesday, Georgia, West Va. CHURCH DAYS.
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