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CONNECTICUT  REGISTER 

AND 

MANUAL: 

A 

STATE    CAJLIE  1ST  ID  A.!R, 

OF 

PUBLIC   OFFICERS  AND    INSTITUTIONS 


1883. 

[Compiled  by  EliZUB  Cook.] 


High  water  i-  calculated  tor  New  London  ami  Saybrook.  or  one 
hour  later  than  New  York.  For  Fairfield  addSh.  80m. ;  Bridgeport, 
add  2h.  15m.;  New  Haven,  add  2h.  20m.;  Hartford,  en b  5h. ;  Nor- 
wich, add  10m. 

HARTFORD: 
BROWN     AND     GROSS. 


PREFACE. 


In  issuing  the  Register  for  1883,  the  publishers  present 
their  thanks  to  all  persons  who  have  furnished  informa- 
tion for  its  pages.  We  are  indebted  to  the  courtesy  of  the 
Secretary  of  State  and  Comptroller  for  the  statistics  of  Towns, 
and  the  record  of  Notaries  Public.  In  other  cases  we  have 
referred  to  Secretaries,  Clerks,  and  other  Officers  whose  author- 
ity was  most  to  be  relied  upon .  We  have  carefully. endeavored 
to  avoid  errors,  and  to  make  the  present  issue  accurate  as 
possible. 

The  Legislative  matter,  Jan.,  1883,  has  been  made  as  com- 
plete as  could  be,  to  the  time  of  the  work  being  put  in  press. 

The  list  of  Attorneys  was  submitted  to  the  Clerks  of  Courts 
for  correction,  and  it  is  believed  that  no  names  have  been 
inserted  except  those  who  are  duly  authorized  by  the  Courts 
to  practice  in  the  State. 

Those  who  furnish  matter  for  the  Register,  or  desire  any 
changes  to  be  made,  are  reminded  that  the  printing  of  the  work 
begins  before  the  1st  of  December. 

Commissioners  for  other  States  should  give  notice  of  any 
additions  or  changes  directly  to  us,  as  there  is  no  other  means 
of  reference. 


Copyrighted,  1883, 
By  BROWN  &  GROSS. 


INDEX. 


Allotment  of  Judg< 
American  Asylum,       -         197 
73-11& 
Attorneys  at  Law, 
Banks       -  166-171 

Bank  Statistics,    -  171-173 

Board  of  Charities,  -  199 

Boards  of  Relief,  73-118 

Board  of  School  Visitors, 73-1 18 
Boroughs,     -         -  133-136 

Calendar,  -  5-16 

Census. 

Children  4  to  16,  120-128 

Cities,  129 

Clergy  and  Ecclesia- 

tistics,  -  -  136-151 
Baptist,  -  -  -  141 
Congregational,     -  136 

'-copal,         -        -        143 
Methodist,     -        -  146 

Methodist  African.    -        14b 
Presbyterian, 

Roman  Catholic,      -         150 

Universalist,  -  149 

Others,      -        -        -         151 

Clerks,  Town.  -       73-118 

44       County,    -         -     46-71 

Collectors,  To\vn,      -      73-118 

Colleges, 

Commissioners,  Bank,  167 

4'     County,  46-71 

Insurance,  176 

14     Railroad,  179 

44     on  Turnpike  R'ds,  31 

•   Bridges,  32 

Ferries,  32 

44     4k    Fisheries,  32 

44     for  other  States,      33 

44     of  Pharmacy,         199 

Comm'rs  Superior  Court,  48-71 


Comptroller,  (1883-'85)  17 

Congn  -        -     184-189 

Conn.  Humane  Society,        199 

Conn.  Prison  Assoc.  *  199 

Constables,  -  73-118 

Counties,  -        -        46-71 

Fairfield,  -  58 

Hartford,  -  46 

Litchfield,  -         -  64 

Middlesex,     -         -  68 

New  Haven.       -         -  50 

New  London,  -  55 

Tolland,    ---  71 

Windham,      -        -  62 

Calendar  pages. 
Common  Pleas,         -  26 

Of  Litchfield  County.  27 
Probate,  -  -  *  29-31 
Superior, 

Supreme,        -        -  26 

United  States, 
Cromwell  Hall,        -  199 

Custom  House  Officers,  190 
Education,  Boards  of,  73-118 
Kxecutiveof  Conn.,  -  17 

General  Assembly,  (1883)  18-23 
Senate,         "  18 

House  of  Representatr 
Governor,  (1S83-'- 
Governor's  of  other  State 
Governor's  Guard.    - 
Grand  Jurors, 

Gen.  Hospital  Soc,     -  119 

Hartford  Hospital,  119 

Insane  Hospitals.  -  119 
Industrial  Scho  119 

Inspector  General  of  Gas 

Meters,  fee,        -  33 

Inspectors  of  Steam  Boilers,  33 
Insurance  Companies,   176-17!* 


Jailors,       -  46-70 

Judges  Superior  Court,  26 

Judges  Supreme  Court,  26 
Judge,  &c,  U.  S.  Courts,  25 
Jurors,  Grand,  -       73-118 

Justices  of  the  Peace,  48-72 
Legislature  Meetings,  204 

Medical  Society,  Conn.,       151 
Homeopathic,  -        152 

Eclectic,        -        -  152 

Militia,  (Enrol'ed,)  120-128 
Nat'l  Bank  Examiner,  167 

National  Guard,        -  162 

Normal  School,  -  -  195 
Notaries  Public,  -  34-46 
Physicians  and  Surg.,  152-162 
Post-Office  Departm't,  191-195 
Probate  Courts,  -  -  29-31 
Railroads,  -        -     179-183 

Reform  School,  -        199 

Registrars,  -  -  73-118 
Registers  in  Bankruptcy,  26 
Representatives,  State,(1883)  18 
Rep.,  State,  No.  of,  -  200 
Retreat  for  the  Insane,  119 

Revenue  Officers,  -        1S9 

Savings  Banks,  -  173 

School  Fund  Commissioner,  17 
Schools,  No.  Children,  120-128 
School  Visitors,  -      73-118 

Sec.  of  State,  (18S3-'85)  17 

Selectmen,  -  -  73-118 
Senator?,  State,  (1883)  18 

Sheffield  Scientific  School,  196 
Sheriffs,  -        -         46-71 

State  Auditors,  33 

State  Agricultural  Society,  198 
State  Agricultural  Station,  198 
State  Attorneys,  46-71 

State  Board  of  Agriculture,  198 

Manual, 


State  Board  of  Education,  197 
State  Board  of  Health,  152 

State  Chemists,  33 

State  Governments,  206 

State  Librarv  Committee,  17 
State  Officers,  (1883-'S5)  17 
State  Prison,       -        -  198 

Storrs  Agricultural  School,  199 
Table  of  Distances,  202-204 
Theological  Institute,  197 

Town  Officers,       -  73-118 

Town  Clerks,  Registrars, 
Treasurers,  Selectmen, 
Constables,  Collectors, 
Grand  Jurors,  Assessors, 
Boards  of  Relief,  Boards 
of  Education,  &  Regis- 
trars of  Voters. 
Town  Statistics,  -  120-128 

Vote  for  Pres.,  Gov. ;  En- 
rollments,  School    Chil- 
dren, and  Valuation. 
Treasurer,  Counties,         46-71 
"      State,  (1883-'85)        17 
"       Town,       -         73-118 
Trinity  College,  -        196 

Trust  Companies,    -  175 

U.  S.  Commissioners,  26 

United  States,  Executive,  1ST 
Judiciary,  -  -  184 
Senate,  "  184 

House  of  Representatives,  185 
Votes  for  Governor,       120-128 
"  State  Officers,  23 

"  Senators,  (1882)  23 

for  President   (1880),  120-128 
for  Congressmen  (1882),    20"> 
Weslevan  Universitv,  197 

Yale  College,      -        -  195 

209 


1883. 

JANUARY.                     1st  Month. 

moon's  phases. 

BUN    SOUTH. 

g  Last  qr.  Id,  8h.  6m.  M 

Id,     12h.       4m.       Os. 

C,  New  Moon,  9d,    lh,  15ra,  M.       7d,     12h.       6m.     41s. 

f)  First  qr.  15d,  Sh,  3m,  E 

13d,     12h.       9m.       5s. 

©  Full  Moor 

l,  23d,  2h,  3 

m,  M.    19d,     12h.     11m.       6s. 

®  Last  qr.  31d,  5h,  42m,  M.             25d,     12h.     12m.     40s. 

]\I  W 

©R.£ 

7  23  4 

;S.    OR.    II. 

"  ■                 CALENDAR    DAYS. 

1M 

37  morn.    2 

52                        COURTS. 

2Tu 

7  23  4 

37    0    57    3 

50                                  SUPREME. 

3JW 

7   23  4 

37     1    56    4 

43  2d  Taesdav,  at  Hartford. 

4Th 

7  22  4 

3S    2    55    5 

39 

5Fr 

7  21  4  39    3    54    6 

o.                                  SUPERIOR. 

6Sa 

7  21  4 

39    4    52    7 

o0   1st  Tuesday,  at  Xew  Haven. 

7Su 

7  20  4 

40    5    47    8 

2g  1st  Tuesday,  at  N.  Haven   (Crimi- 

8M 

7   204 

40    6    38    9 

jg          nal  Term). 

9Tu 

7   194 

41    sets    10 

]0  1st    Tuesday,    at    New      London 

10W 

7   194 

41     6    5210 

49          (Criminal  Term). 

11  Th 

7  184 

42    8      4  11 

36  4th  Tuesday,  at  Hartford. 

12  Fr 

7   184 

42    9    16  morn.                 common  pleas.' 

13  Sa 

7   174 

43    0    27    0 

20  1st  M. ,  at  H'tfd,  N.H.  and  Danby. 

14Su 

7  164 

44    1     38    1 

09   3d  M..  at  Xorwalk  (adj.  Term). 

15  M 

7   15  4 

45  morn     2 

02 

16  Tu 

7   144 

46    0   48    2 

rjg    DISTRICT  COURT   OF   LITCHFIELD    CO. 

17  W 

7   13  4 

47     1    57    4 

Q9   1st  Monday,  at  Winchester. 

18Th 

:  13  4 

47    3      3    5 

04        DISTRICT   COURT   OF  WATERBURT. 

19Fr 

7   124 

4S    4      5    6 

1 1    1st  Mondav,  at  Waterburv. 

20  Sa 

7   11  4 

-19    5      1    7 

12 

21  Su 

7   104 

50    5    50    8 

08                 CHURCH  DAYS. 

22  M 

7     94 

51     6    34    8 

55  1st.  Circumcision. 

23  Tu 

7     <4 

52  rises.     9 

38  6th,  Epiphany. 

24  W 

7     74 

53    6    51  10 

23  7th.  1st  Sunday  after  Epiphany. 

25  Th 

7     64 

54    7    51  11 

0 1    lith,  2d  Sunday  after  Epiphany 

26  Fr 

7     54 

55    8    5)11 

3°  21st,  Septuagesima  Sunday. 

27  Sa 

7     4A 

56    9    47  aft 

13  25th.  Conversion  of  St.  Paul. 

28  Su 

29  M 

7     3  4 
7     24 

57  10    45    0 

58  11    43    1 

'9 

28th.  Sexagesima  Sunday. 

34     "     ' 

30  Tu 

7     1  4 

59  morn.    2 

19 

31  W 

7  00  5 

00    0   41    3 

09 

2d  Month. 


FEBRUARY. 


1883 


moon's  phases. 
g  New  Moon,  7d,  lb,  26m,  E. 
®  First  qr.  14d,  5h,  lira,  M. 
@  Full  Moon,  21d,  7h,  34m,  E. 


SON    SOUTH. 

Id, 

12h. 

13m. 

53s 

7d, 

12h. 

14m. 

23s 

13d, 

12h. 

14m. 

25s 

I9d, 

12h. 

14m. 

Is 

25d, 

12h. 

13m. 

13s 

M 

\V  ©R.i©S.|  OK. 
Th  6  58  5     2    1      37 

H 

W-                CALENDAR  DAYS. 

1 

4 

05 

2 

Fr   6 

57  5 

3    2 

36 

5 

01 

3 

Sa    6 

56  5 

4    3 

27 

6 

04 

4 

Su  6 

55  5 

5    4 

2! 

7 

05 

COURTS. 

5 

M    6 

54  5 

6    5 

11 

8 

02 

6 

Tu  6 

52  5 

8    5 

56 

8 

~9                        U.  8.    DISTRICT. 

7 

W    6 

51  5 

9    sets. 

9 

«q  4th  Tuesday,  at  New  Haven. 

8 

Th  6 

50  5 

10    6 

53 

10 

29                               SIPERIOR. 

9 

Fr   6 

49  5 

11    8 

08 

11 

15  1st  Tuesday,  at  Windham. 

10 

Sa   6 

48  5 

12    9 

19 

morn .  2d  Tuesday,  at  Bridgeport. 

11 

Su   6 

46  5 

14  10 

33 

0 

01  2d  Tuesday,  at  Middletown. 

12 

M    6 

45  5 

1511 

45 

0 

48  3d  Tuesday,  at  Bridgeport  I  Crimi- 

13 

Tu  6 

44  5 

16  morn. 

1 

42         nalTerm). 

14 

W   6 

42  5 

18    0 

50 

2 

41 

15 

Th  6 

41  5 

19    1 

52 

3 

.  K                        COMMON    PLEAS. 

16 

Fr    6 

40  5 

20    2 

50 

4 

^Q  1st  Monday,  at  Bridgeport. 

17 

Sa   6 

38  5 

22    3 

42 

5 

55  1st  Tuesday,  at  Norwich. 

18 

Su  6 

37  5 

23    4 

27 

6 

56                CHURCH  DAYS. 

19 

M    6 

36  5 

24    5 

07 

7 

48               B      .       „.    .     „ 

20 

Tu  6 

35  5 

25    5 

4.'3 

8 

~,  2d,  Purification  ^  lrgin  Mary. 

21 

W    6 

33  5 

27   rises. 

9 

j  9  4th,  Quinquagesima  Sunday. 

22 

Th  6 

32  5 

28    6 

40 

9 

5 j  7th,  Ash  Wednesday. 

2-3 

Fr    6 

31  5 

29    7 

38 

10 

29  11th,  1st  Sunday  in  Lent. 

24 

Sa   6 

30  5 

30    8 

34 

11 

05  18th,  2d  Sunday  in  Lent, 

25 

Su   6 

28  5 

32    9 

30 

11 

40  24th,  St.  Matthias. 

26 

M    6 

27  5 

33  10 

28 

aft. 

16  25th,  3d  Sunday  in  Lent. 

27 

Tu  6 

25  5 

35  11 

25 

0 

57 

28 

\V    6 

2-1  5 

.'36  morn. 

1 

53 

1883 

MARCH                        3d  Month. 

moon's  phases. 

SUN    SOUTH. 

(§Last  qr.  2d,  Oh,  42m,  M. 

Id,     12h.     12m.     28s. 

C  New  Moon,  8d,  llh,  47m,  E,        7d,     12h.     11m.       7s. 

Z  First  qr.  15d,  3h,  47m,  E 

:.            13d,     12h.       9m.     32s. 

©  Full  Moon 

i,  23d,  lh,  20m,  E.      19d,     12h.       7m.     48s. 

(§  Last  qr.  31  d,  3h,  37m,  E 

25d,     12h.       5m.     59s. 

M|W|©R.|©S.      QR-     H.W.                   CALENDAR  DAYS. 

1  Th  6  22  5 

38    0     22    2 

33 

2Fr    6  21  5 

39    1      17    3 

29 

3Sa   6  20  5 

40    2       9    4 

31 

4Su  6   18  5 

42    2     59    5 

36 

5|M    6  17  5 

43    3     45    6 

37                      COURTS. 

6Tu 

6  165 

44    4     27    7 

36                                SUPREME. 

7  W 

6   145 

46    5       9    8 

30  3d  Tuesday,  at  Bridgeport. 

8Th 

6   13  5 

47     sets.     9 

18 

9Fr 

6   125 

48    6     57  10 

SUPERIOR. 
0 

10  Sa 

11  Su 
ISM 
13  Tu 

6   105 
6     95 
6     7  5 
6     65 

*n    ft      in  in      *o  1st  Tuesday,  at  Hartford    (Cnm- 
ov    o      luiu      D-         inalTerm). 

*o  i  a      o  -            39  2d  Tuesday,  New  Haven. 
53  10     3d  morn.  0 ,  „,      ,        .  w  .    ,        in  . 
....              n      _n  3d  Tuesday,  at  W  aterbury  (Cnm- 
04  11      42    U      29         inal  Term). 

14  W    6     5  5 

55  moru.     1 

~°  3d  Tuesday,  at  New  London. 

15  Th  6     3  5 

57    0     43    2 

24 

16  Fr 

6     25 

58    1     39    3 

97                         COMMON  PLEAS. 

17  Sa 

6     06 

0    2     25    4 

oq  1st    Monday,    at    Hartford,    Ne* 

18  Su 

5  59  6 

13       8    5 

Hayen,  and  Bridgeport. 
34 

19  M 

5   57  6 

3    3     44    6 

98  DISTRICT    COURT   OF    LITCHFIELD   CO. 

20  Tu 

5  56  6 

4    4     18    7 

1 9  1st  Monday,  at  Canaan. 

21  \V 

22  Th 

5  55  6 
5  53  6 

5    4     49    8 

7    5     18    8 

4                CHURCH  DAYS. 
44 

23  Fr  ; 

5  52  6 

8  rises.      9 

|g  4th,  4th  Sunday  in  Lent. 

24  Sa  1 

5  50  6 

10    7     23    9 

55  11th,  5th  Sunday  in  Lent. 

25  Su 

5  49  6 

11    8     21  10 

34.  18th,  Sunday  before  Easter. 

26  M 

5  48  6 

12    9      1811 

1 1  23d,  Good  Friday 

27  Tu 

5  46  6 

1410     1511 

48  25th,  Easter  Sunday. 

28  \V 

5  45  6 

15  11      lOaft 

29  25th,  Annun.  Virgin  Mary. 

29  Th 

5  44  6 

16  moru.    1 

16 

30  Fr 

5  42  6 

18    0       2    2 

6 

31  Sa 

5  416 

19    0     51    3 

2 

4tl 

l  Month 

APRIL 

1883. 

moon's  phases. 

SUN    SOUTH. 

©  New  Moon,  7d,  8h,  52m, 

M. 

Id,     12h.       3m      50s. 

(f)  First  qr.  14d,  4h,  5m,  M. 

7d,     12h.       2m.       4s. 

©  Full  Moon,  22d,  6h,  43m 

M. 

13d,     12h.       Om.     26s. 

(§>  Last  qr.  30d,  2h,  19m,  W 

[. 

19d,     llh.     59m.       Os. 

25d,     llh.     58ra.       Os. 

M 

W  © 

Su~5" 

R. 
39 

©S.  OR-   H. 

W. 

CALENDAR  DAYS. 

1 

6  21 

1    37    4 

2 

M    5 

38 

6  22 

2    20    5 

4 

3 

Tu  5 

37 

6  23 

2    59    6 

9 

COURTS. 

4 

W   5 

35 

6  25 

3    36    7 

8 

5 

Th  5 

34 

6  26 

4    13.   8 

3 

V.    8.    CIRCUIT. 

6 

Fr    5 

33 

6  27 

sets.      8 

co  4th  Tuesday,  at  New  Hayen. 

7 

Sa   5 

31 

6   29 

6    57    9 

40 

SUPERIOR. 

8 

Su  5 

30  6  30 

8    11  10 

33  1st  Tuesday,  at  New  Haven  (Crim- 

9 

M    5 

29  6  31 

9    22  11 

23 

inal  Term). 

10 

Tu  5 

27  6  33 

10    23  morn.  Is 

t  Tuesday,  at  Litchfield  (Crim- 

11 

W    5 

26  6  34 

11    27    0 

11 

inal  Term). 

12 

Th  5 

24  6  36 

morn.     1 

7  2d  Tuesday,  at  Tolland. 

13 

Fr   5 

23  6  37    0    19    2 

4  3d  Tuesday,  at  Haddam. 

14  Sa   5 

22  6  38    1      5    3 

3  3d  Tuesday,  Bridgeport. 

15  Su   5 

20  6  40    1    45    4 

4 

COMMOX   PLEAS. 

16M    5 

19  6  41    2    20    4 

58  1st  Monday,  at  Danbury. 

17  Tu  5 

18  6  42    2    51     5 

,P>3  1st  Tuesday,  at  New  London. 

18 

\ V    5 

17  6  43    3    19    6 

43 

19 

Th  5 

15  6  45    3    47    7 

.2c  DISTRICT   COURT    OF   LITCHFIELD    CO. 

20 

Fr   5 

146  46    4    13    8 

10 ls 

t  Tuesday,  at  New  Milford. 

21 

Sa   5 

13  6  47  rises.     8 

49 

22 

Su   5 

12  6  43    7    14    9 

23 

CHURCH  DAYS. 

23 

M    5 

106   50    8    1010 

4  1s 

t,  Low  Sunday. 

24 

Tu  5 

9  6  51    9      5  10 

44  8t 

h,  2d  Sunday  after  Easter. 

25 

W    5 

8  6   52    9    56  1 1 

26  is 

th,  3d  Sunday  after  Easter. 

26 

Th  5 

6  6   54  10    48  aft. 

5  22 

d,  4th  Sunday  after  Easter. 

27 

Fr    5 

5 

6   55  11    34    0 

52  9c 

th,  St.  Mark. 

28  Sa    5 

4  6  56  morn.    1 

43  2c 

th,  Rogation  Sunday. 

29  Su    5 

36  57    0    17    2 

39 

30 

M     5 

1 

6   59 

0    55    3 

35 

1883.  MAY.  5th  Month. 


MOONS    PHASES.  SUN    SOUTH. 

<§  New  Moon,  6d,  5h,  14m,  E  Id,  llh.  56m.  56s. 
©First  qr.  13d,  6h,  10m,  E.  7d,  llh  56m.  21s. 
©Full  Moon,  21d,  lOh,  27m,  E.  13d,  llh.  56m.  7s. 
(§  Last  qr.  29d,  9h,  38m,  M.  19d,  llh.  56m.  15s. 
25d,  llh.  56m.  42s. 

M     W  @R.   ©S.     QR-    H.    W.  CALENDAR    DA  VS. 

"38 

40  COURTS. 

41  SUPREME. 

o7  1st  Tuesday,  at  Hartford. 
cJ/  Last  Tuesday,  at  Norwich. 
32  u.   s.  DISTRICT. 

19  4th  Tuesday,  at  Hartford. 

J4  SUPERIOR. 

>  2d  Tuesday,  at  Brooklyn. 
&  2d  Tuesday, at  Danbury  (Criminal 
55         Term), 
m.   1st  Tuesday,  at  Norwich  (Criminal 
4g         Term). 

1st  Tuesday,  at  Waterbury. 

39  COMMON  PLEAS. 

32  1st    Monday,    at    Hartford,    New 
24         HaTen,  and  Bridgeport 
7q  3d    Monday,    at    Stamford    (ad- 
journed Term). 

9  DISTRICT   COURT    OF  LITCHFIELD   CO. 

59  1st  Monday,  at  Winchester. 
48  ECCLESIASTICAL. 

39  2d  Thursday,  American  Bible  and 
.  Z         other  Societies  in  New  York 

mSd  Thursday,  Presbyterian   Gen- 
5/  eral  Assembly. 

36  4th  Tues.,  Baptist  Mission  Union. 
22  4th  Wednesday,  American  Sunday 
School  Union. 


1  Tu  5 

07 

0    1    31    4 

2  W 

4 

59  7 

12      7    5 

3Th 

4 

58  7 

2    2    40    6 

4Fr   4 

57  7 

3    3    16    7 

5Sa   4 

56  7 

4    3    54    8 

6Su  4 

55  7 

5  sets.      9 

7M 

4 

53  7 

7    8      6  10 

8Tu 

4 

52  7 

8    9  .10  11 

9W 

4 

51  7 

910      811 

10  Th 

4 

50  7 

10  10    58  mo 

11  Fr 

4 

49  7 

11 11    41    0 

12  Sa 

4 

48  7 

12  morn.    1 

13Su 

4 

47  7 

13    0    17    2 

14  M 

4 

46  7 

14    0   50    3 

15  Tu 

4 

45  7 

15    1    20    4 

16  W 

4 

44  7 

16    1    50    5 

17  Th 

4 

43  7 

17    2    16    5 

18  Fr 

4 

42  7 

18    2    47    6 

19  Sa 

4 

417 

19    3    12    7 

20  Su 

4 

40  7 

20    3    45    8 

21  M 

4 

39  7 

21   rises.    8 

22  Tu 

4 

38  7 

22    7    54    g 

23  W 

4 

37  7 

23    8    45  10 

24  Th 

4 

36  7 

24    9    33  11 

25  Fr 

4 

36  7 

24  10    17  11 

26  Sa 

4 

35  7 

25  10    57  aft 

27  Su 

4 

34  7 

26  11    33    1 

28  M 

4 

34  7 

26  morn.    2 

29  Tu 

4 

33  7 

27    8      8    3 

30  W 

4 

32  7 

28    0    42    4 

31  Th 

4 

31  7 

29    1     13    5 

4S 


CHURCH  DAYS. 
1st,  St.  Philip  and  St.  James. 
32  3d?  Ascension  Day. 
23  6th,  Sunday  after  Ascension. 
1  i  13th, 'Whit-Sunday. 


20th,  Trinity  Sunday, 
24th,  Corpus  Christi. 


10 

10  27th.  1st  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
9 


6th  Month.  JUNE.  1883. 


MOONS  PHASES. 

C  New  Moon,  5d,  lh,  28m,  M. 
@  First  qr.  12d,  9h,  57m,  M. 
©  Full  Moon,  20d,  lib,  47m,  M. 
(§>  Last  qr.  27d,  2h,  53m,  E. 


SUN 

SOUTH. 

Id, 

nh. 

57m. 

34s. 

7d, 

nh. 

58m. 

35s. 

13d, 

nh. 

59m. 

47s. 

19d, 

12h. 

Om. 

51s. 

25d, 

12h. 

2m. 

22s. 

M    W    ©R.    ©S.  3^-    H.  W.                  CALENDAR    DAYS, 

T  Fr~  4  Tl  7~29  1    50    6  13  ~ 

2  Sa   4  31  7   29  2   30    7  16 

3Su  4  307   30  3    11    8  13 

4M    4  29  7  31  sets.     9  4 

5Tu  4  29  7  31  7    51    9  57 

6W    4  28  7   32  8    46  10  49                    superior, 


COURTS. 

SUPREME. 

1st  Tuesdav,  at  New  Haven. 


7  Th  4   28  7    32    9    33  11  37  1st  Tuesday,  at  Hartford  (Crimi- 

8Fr    4   28  7   32  10    13  morn.  nalTerm>. 

9  Sa    4   27  7   33  10    48    0  21  1st  Tuesday,  Litchfield. 

10  Su   4   27  7   33  11    20    1        9  1st  Tuesday,  at  Norwich. 

11  M     4   27  7    33  11    49    1  55  1st  Tuesday,  at  Tolland. 
12Tu4   26  7   34  morn.    2  43  common  pleas. 

13  W    4   26  7   34    0    18    3  31  lst  Mondav ,  at  Danburv. 

14  Th  4  26  7   34    0    45    4  23 

15  Fr    4   25  7   35    1     13    5  15  ECCLESIASTICAL. 

16  Sa    4   25  7   35     1    45    6        4  33  Tuesdav,  General  Assoc,  Conn. 

17  Su  4  25  7   35    2    18    6  56 

18  M     4   25  7    35    2    58    7  46  COMMENCEMENTS. 

19  Tu  4   25  7   35    3    42    8  33  Last  Thursday,  Trinity  College. 

20  \V    4   25  7   35   rises.     9  16  Last  Thursday,  Yale  College. 

21  Th  4   25  7   35    S     15  10        1  Last  Thursday,  Wesleyan  Univ'y. 

22  Fr    4    25  7  35    8    57  10  46 

23  Sa    4   25  7   35    9    36  1 1  30  CHURCH  DA\fe. 

24  Su    4   25  7   35  10      9  aft.  14  3dj  2d  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

25  M     4    25  7    35  10    44     1         1  i0th,  3d  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

26  Tu  4    25  7   35  1116     1  52  i;t,     4th  Sundav  after  Trinity. 

27  W    4   25  7   35  11    50    2  46 L       ^  Sunda ^  TrinUy< 

28  Th  4   26  7  34  morn.    3  46 

29  Fr    4   26  7   34    0    27    4  4/ 

30  Sa    4   26  7   34     I       8    5  54 


1883 

JULY.                           7th  Month. 

MOON 

S     PHASES. 

SUN    SOUTH. 

0  New  Moon 

,  4d.  lOh,  19m,  M.       Id,     12h.     3m.     34s. 

I  First  i 

qr.  12d,  3h,  5m,  M 

7d,     12h.     4m.     38s. 

©  Full  Moon, 

,  19d,  lOh,  47m,  E.     13d,     12h.     5m.     28s. 

Q  Last  qr.  26d,  7h,  29m,  E 

|   19d,     12h.     6m.       2s. 

!  25d,     12h.     6m.     15s. 

M  W 

S.  OR.    H. 

w. 

CALENDAR     DAYS. 

1  Su 

4 

26  7 

34     1    53    6 

~59 

2M 

4 

27  7 

33    2    44    7 

59 

3Tu 

4 

27  7 

33    3    40    8 

52 

4W 

4 

28 

7 

32    sets.     9 

40 

5Th 
6Fr 

4 
4 

28 

28 

7 
7 

32    8      7  10 

32    8    46  11 

30 

13 

COURTS. 

7Sa 

4 

29 

7 

31    9    20  11 

53 

SUPERIOR. 

8 

Su 

4 

29 

7 

31    9    50  morn. 

1st  Tuefday,  at  Xew  Haven  (Crim 

9 

M 

4 

30 

7 

30  10    20    0 

33 

inal  Term). 

10 

Tu 

4 

31 

7 

29 10    48    1 

17 

11 

W 

4 

31 

7 

29  11    15    2 

00 

12 

Th 

4 

31 

7 

29  11    44    2 

40 

13 

Fr 

4 

32 

7 

28  morn.    3 

34 

14 

Sa 

4 

33 

7 

27    0    19    4 

29 

15 

Su 

4 

34 

7 

26    0    55    5 

24 

16 

M 

\ 

34 

7 

26    1    35    6 

19 

17 

IS 

Tu 

4 
4 

35 

36 

7 
7 

25    2    14    7 
24    3    16    8 

10 

CIIURCII  DAYS 

19 
•20 
21 
22 
23 
24 
25 

Th 

Fr 

Sa 

Su 

M 

Tu 

W 

4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 
4 

37 

37 
38 
39 

40 
41 
42 

7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 
7 

23  rises.     8 
23    7    34    9 
22    8    13  10 
21    8    45  11 
20    9    20  11 
19    9    54  aft. 
1810    29    1 

54 

39 

07 

12 

54 
39 

31 

1st,  6th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
8th,  7th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
15th.  5th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
22d,  9th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
25th.  St.  James. 
29th,  10th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

20 

Th 

4 

43  7 

1711      8    2 

25 

27 

Fr 

4 

44  7 

16  morn.    3 

26 

28 

Sa 

4 

45 

7 

15    0      2    4 

42 

23 

Su 

4 

46 

7 

14    0    38    5 

40 

30 

M     4 

47 

7 

13    1    32    6 

40 

31 

Tu 

4 

4S 

7 

12    2    31    7 

40 

8th  Month. 

AUGUST.                                  1883. 

moon' 

S    PHASES. 

SUN    SOUTH. 

©  New  Moon, 

,  2d,  8h,  42m, 

E. 

Id,     12h.     6m.       4s. 

©  First  qr.  lOd,  8h,  45m,  1 

7d,     12h.     5m.     31s. 

©  Full  Moon. 

,  18d,  8h,  lOrr 

lM 

.      13d,     12h.     4m.     37s. 

®  Last  c 

[r.  25 

d,  Oh,  48m,  M. 

19d,     12h.     3m.     24s. 

25d,     12h.     lm.     53s. 

M  W   ®R.  © 

■  S.   QR.   H. 

W. 

CALENDAR      DAYS. 

1  W    4 

49  7 

11    3    31    8 

37 

2Th  4 

50  7 

10    sets.     9 

19 

3Fr    4 

51  7 

9    7    1810 

5 

4Sa   4 

52  7 

8    7    5010 

46 

5Su   4 

53  7 

7    8    20  11 

25 

COURTS. 

6M    4 

54  7 

6    8    50  morn. 

7  Tn  4 

55  7 

5    9    16    0 

1 

U.    S.   DISTRICT. 

8JW    4 

56  7 

4    9    45    0 

37 

4th  Tuesday,  at  New  Haven. 

9Th  4 

57  7 

310    17    1 

20 

SUPERIOR. 

10  Fr    4 

58  7 

2  10    52    2 

5 

3d  Tuesday,  Litchfield. 

11  Sa   5 

12  Su   5 

07 

Oil    31    2 

55 

4th   Tuesday,  at  Hartford  (Crim- 

1 6 

59  morn.    3 

49 

inal  Term). 

13M     5 

26 

5S    0    15    4 

45 

4th  Tuesday,  at  Bridgeport  (Crim- 

14 Tu  5 

3C 

57    1      5    5 

46 

inal  Term). 

15  W    5 

56 

55    2      1    6 

46  4th  Tuesday,  at  Windham. 

16  Th  5 

66 

54    3      2    7 

41 

17Fr   5 

76 

53  rises.     8 

33 

COMMON   PLEAS. 

18Sa   5 

86 

52    6    44    9 

17 

1st  Tuesday,  at  New  London. 

19  Su   5 

96 

51    7    20  10 

5 

DISTRICT   COURT   OF    LITCHFIELD    CO, 

20  M     5 

11  6 

49    7    55  10 

51 

1st  Monday  at  Canaan. 

21  Tu  5 

126 

48    8    3011 

36 

22  W    5 

136 

47    9      9  aft. 

20 

CHURCH  DAYS. 

23  Th  5 

146 

46    9    52    1 

13 

24  Fr    5 

16  6 

44  10    37    2 

10 

5th,  11th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

25  Sa   5 

176 

43  11    30    3 

12 

12th,  12th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

26  Su   5 

186 

42  morn.    4 

20 

19th,  13th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

27  M     5 

20  6 

40    0    26    5 

28 

24th,  St.  Bartholomew. 

28  Tu  5 

21  6 

39    1    24    6 

29  26th,  14th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

29  W    5 

22  6 

38    2    25    7 

26 

30  Th  5 

23  6 

37    3    28    8 

16 

31  Fr    5 

25  6 

33    4    28    8 

57 

1883.  SEPTEMBER.  9th  Month- 


moon's  phases. 

SUN  : 

SOUTH. 

C  New  Moon,  Id,  9h,  30m,  M. 

Ul, 

iih. 

59m. 

48s. 

C  First  qr.  9d,  lh,  54m,  E. 

7d, 

llh. 

57m 

50s. 

©  Full  Moon,  16d,  4h,  57m,  E. 

13d, 

llh. 

55m. 

7s. 

9  Last  qr.  23d,  8h,  6m,  M. 

19d, 

llh. 

o3m. 

39s. 

25d, 

llh 

51m. 

55s. 

M  W 

©R.<3 
5  26  6 

S. 

34 

QR. 

sets- 

H 

W.                 CALENDAR  DAYS. 

~TSa 

9 

34 

2Su 

5  2713 

33 

6    52 

10 

15 

3M 

5  29  6 

31 

7    19  10 

51                       COURTS. 

4Tu 

5  30  6 

30 

7    4S11 

28                           U.    5.    CIRCUIT. 

5  W 

5  31  G 

29 

8    18 

morn.     3d  Tuesdav,  at  Hartford. 

6Th 

5  33  6 

27 

8    51 

0 

4 

SL'PERIOR. 

7  Ft 

5  34  6 

26 

9    29 

0 

^  1st  Tuesdav,  at  Tolland. 

8Sa 

5  36  6 

24 

0    10 

1 

^°  2d  Tuesday,  at  Hartford. 

9Su 

5  37  6 

23 

0    56 

2 

19  2d  Tuesday,  at  New  London. 

10  M 

5  38  6 

22 

1    48 

3 

1  2  2d  Tuesday,  at  Haddam. 

U  Tu 

5  40  6 

20 

morn. 

4 

-.  i   3d  Tuesday,  at  Danburv. 

J*  3d  Tuesday,  at  Waterbury  (Crim- 

12  W 

5  41  6 

19 

0    45 

5 

12          inal  Term). 

13  Th 

5  42  6 

18 

1    48 

6 

14  4th  Tuesday,  at  New  Haven 

14  Fr 

5  44  6 

16 

2    54 

7 

1  ^ 

10                         COMMON   PLEAS. 

15  Sa 

5  45  6 

15 

4      4 

8 

1st    Mocday,    at    Hartford,    New 

16  Su 

5  46  6 

14 

rises. 

8 

53            Haven,  and  Bridgeport. 

17  M 

5  47  6 

13 

6    27 

9 

39 

0_    DISTRICT   COURT    OF   LITCHFIELD    CO 

18  Tu 

19  W 

5  49  6 

5  50  6 

11 
10 

7      5  iu 
7    48  11 

29 

.  fi  1st  Monday,  at  New  Milford. 

20  Th 

5  52  6 

8 

8   34  aft. 

4       DISTRICT   COURT   OF   WATERBURT. 

21  Fr 

5  53  6 

7 

9    25 

0 

58  1st  Tuesday,  at  Wateibury. 

22  Sa 

5  55  6 

5 

10    21 

1 

56 

23  Su 

5  56  6 

4 

11    19 

2 

lq                  CHURCH  DAYS. 

24  M 

5  57  6 

3 

morn. 

4 

]  4.  2d,  loth  Sunday  after  Trftuty. 

25  Tu 

0   21 

5 

R  9th,  16th  Sunday  after  Trinity 
b  16th.  17th  Sundav  after  Trinity. 

5  59  6 

1 

26  W 

6  00  6 

0 

1    21 

6 

5  21st.  St.  Matthew. 

27  Th 

6  02  5 

58 

2    21 

6 

59  23d.  18th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

28  Fr 

29  Sa 

fe  03  5 
6  04  5 

57 
56 

3    22 

- 

47  29th,  St.  Michael  and  All  Angels. 

4    21 

8 

*'   30th,  19th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

30  Su- 

6  06  5 

54 

sets. 

9 

6 

10th  Month. 


OCTOBER. 


1883. 


moon's  phases. 
fT)  New  Moon,  Id,  lh,  10m,  M. 
®  First  qr.  9cl,  5h,  35m,  M. 
©  Full  Moon,  16d,  2h,  lm,  M. 
(§)  Last  qr.  22d,  6h,  34m,  E. 
f;  New  Moon,  30d,  7h,  13m,  E. 


SUN  SOUTH. 


Id, 

llh. 

49m. 

35s. 

7d, 

llh. 

47m. 

47s. 

13d, 

llh. 

46m. 

14s. 

19d, 

llh. 

45m. 

00s. 

.     25d, 

llh. 

44m. 

9s. 

CALENDAR    DAYS. 

M|W 

1M" 

2  Tu 

8W 

4Th 

5Fr 

6Sa 

7Su 

8M 

9Tu 

10  W 

11  Th 

12  Fr 

13  Sa 

14  Su 

15  M 

16  Tu 

17  W 
18Th 
19Fr 

20  Sa 

21  S 

22  M 

23  Tu 

24  W 

25  Th 

26  Fr 

27  Sa 

28  Su 
29,M 

30  Tu 

31  W 


6  07  5 
08  5 
105 
11  5 
13  5 
145 
155 
175 
18  5 
195 

21  5 

22  5 
24  5 
255 
26  5 

28  5 

29  5 

30  5 

31  5 

33  5 

34  5 

35  5 

37  5 

38  5 

39  5 

41  5 

42  5 
6  43  5 
6  44  5 
6  46  5 
6  47  5 


5  51 

6  20  10 

50  6  5210  59 

49  7  28  11  37 

8  07  morn. 


47 

46  8  52  0 

45  9  40  1 

43  10  35  1 

42  i  1  33 
41  morn. 

39  0  36 

38  1  42 

36  2  50 

35  4  01 
34  rises.  8 

32  5  38  9 

31  6  24  10 
30  7 


15  10 

8  11  11 

9  11  aft.  43 
41 


26  10    12  1 

25  11    15  2 

23  morn.  3 

22    0    15  4 


1 

2 

3 

4 

5 

14    sets. 
13    5    28 


40 
39 

36 
32 
23 
11 
55 
36 
12 
50 


COURTS. 

SUPREME. 

3d  Tuesday,  at  Norwich. 
4th  Tuesday,  at  Bridgeport. 

SUPERIOR. 

1st  Tuesday,  at  New  Haven  (Crim- 
inal Term). 

2d  Tuesday,  Litchfield  (Criminal 
Term). 

3d  Tuesday,  at  Bridgeport  (Crim- 
inal Term). 

COMMON   PLEAS. 

1st  Monday,  Bridgeport. 

3d  Monday  at  Norwalk  (adjourned 

Term). 
1st  Tuesday,  at  Norwich. 

DISTRICT   COURT   OF   LITCHFIELD    CO. 

1st  Monday,  at  Winchester. 

CHURCH  DAYS. 
7th,  20th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
14th,  21st  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
21st,  22d  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
18th,  St.  Luke. 

28th,  23d  Sunday  after  Trinity. 
28th,  St.  Simon  and  St.  Jude. 


1883.  NOVEMBER.  11th  Month. 


moon's  phases.  sun  sodth. 

g  First  qr.  7d,  7h,  20m,  E.               Id,  llh.     43m.  41s. 

©Full  Moon,  14d,  11  h,  53m, M.      7d,  llh.     43m.  49s. 

(§  Last  qr.  21  d,  8h,  59m,  M.            13d,  llh.     44m.  28s. 

£  New  Moon,  29d,  2h,  10m,  E.       19d,  llh.     45m.  24s. 

25d,  llh.     47m.  15s. 


M  W 

6  48 

©s. 

3R. 

H. 

W. 

Calendar  eays. 

lTh 

5   12    6      6 10 

~32 

2Fr 

6 

49  5   11     6    50  11 

12 

3Sa 

6 

505   10    7    37 

11 

52 

4Su 

6 

51 

5     9    8    29 

morn. 

5M 

6 

53 

5     7    9    25 

0 

34 

6Tu 

6 

54 

5     6  10    24 

1 

23                       COURTS. 

7|  W 

6 

55 

5     5  11    28 

2 

13                                 SUPERIOR. 

8Th 

6 

56 

5'    4  morn. 

3 

9  1st  Tuesday,  at  Norwich. 

9Fr 

6 

57 

5     3    0    32 

4 

'  2d  Tuesday,  at  Brooklyn. 

10  8a 

6 

50 

5      1     1    38 

5 

4 

2d  Tuesday,  at  Middletown. 

11  Su 

7 

0 

5     0    2    49    6 

8 

2d  Tuesday,  at  Hartford. 

12  M 

7 

1 

4  59    3    59    7 

7 

13  Tu 

7 

2 

4  58    5    13 

8 

4 

COMMON   PLEAS. 

14  W 

7 

3 

4  57  rises. 

8 

57 

1st    Monday,    at    Hartford,   New 
Haven,  and  Danbury. 

15  Th 

7 

4 

4  56    5    53 

9 

49 

16  Fr 

i 

5 

4  55    6    53 

10 

44 

DISTRICT   COURT   OF    LITCHFIELD   CO. 

17  Sa 

7 

6 

4  54    7    56 

11 

36 

1st  Monday,  at  Canaan. 

18  Su 

7 

7  4  53 

9      0 

aft 

26 

19M 

7 

8  4  52 

10      5 

1 

19 

CHURCH  DAYS. 

20  Tu 

7 

94  51 

11      7 

2 

12 

1st,  All  Saints. 

21  W 

• 

10  4  50  morn. 

3 

5 

4th,  24th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

22  Th 

7 

114  49    0      7 

3 

58 

11th,  25th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

23  Fr 

7 

124  48 

1      6 

4 

50 

18th,  26th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

24  Sa    7 

134  47 

2      3 

5 

43 

25th,  27th  Sunday  after  Trinity. 

25  Su    7 

14  1  46 

3      0 

6 

30 

30th,  St.  Andrew,  the  Apostle. 

26  M     7 

144  46 

3    57 

7 

19 

27  Tu  7 

15  4  45 

4    54 

8 

3 

28  W    7 

16  4  44 

5    49 

8 

45 

29  Th  7 

164  44 

sets. 

9 

23 

30  Fr 

7 

17 

4  43 

5    35 

111 

8 

12th  Month. 

DECEMBER.                              1883 

MOON©    PHASES. 

SUN    SOUTH. 

©  First  qr.  7d,  7h,  2m,  M. 

Id,     llh.     49m.     19s. 

©Full  Moon,  13d,  I  Oh,  4-1 

m,  E. 

7d,     llh.     51m.     47s. 

(§  Last  qr.  2 Id,  3h,  24m,  M. 

13d,     llh.     54m.     49s. 

C  New  Moon,  29d,  8h,  15m,  M. 

19d,     llh.     57m.     28s. 

25d,     12h.       Om.     27s. 

M  W 

<2>R.|©S. 

7    184  42 

1  CR-  H. 

W.                 CALENDAR    DAYS. 

~lSa 

6    24  10 

49 

o 

Su 

7    194   41 

7    20  11 

32                       COURTS. 

3 

M 

7   194   41 

8    18  morn.                  u-  s-  district. 

4 

Tu 

7  20  4  40 

9    19    0 

13  1st  Tuesday,  at  Hartford. 

5 

W 

7  20  4  40 

10    23    0 

;jg                                  SUPREME. 

6 

Th 

7  21  4  39 

11    28    1 

4g  1st  Tuesday,  at  New  Haven. 

7 

Fr 

7  214  39 

morn.    2 

40                                SUPERIOR. 

8 

Sa 

7  22  4  38 

0   33    3' 

34  1st  Taesdav,  at  Hartford    (Crhxi- 

9 

Su 

7  22  4  38 

1    42    4 

36          nal  Term). 

10 

M 

7  23  4   37 

2    50    5 

39  1st  Tuesday,  Litchfield. 

11 

Tu 

7  23  4   37 

4      0    6 

42  1st  Tuesday,  at  Tolland. 

12 

\V 

7  23  4  37 

5    11    7 

43  1st  Tuesday,  at  Danbury. 

13 

Th 

7  24  4  36 

rises.    8 

41   2d  Tuesday,  at  Waterbury. 

14 

Fr 

7  24  4  36 

5    34    9 

31 

15 

Sa 

7  24  4  36 

6    39  10 

COMMON   PLEAS. 

16 

Su 

7  24  4  36 

7    45  11 

.  _  1st  Monday,  at  Bridgeport. 

17 
IS 

M 
Tu 

7  24  4  36 
7  25  4  35 

8  51  aft. 

9  55    0 

„  3d    Monday,    at    Stamford     (ad 
**          journed  Term). 
50 

19 
20 

W 
Th 

7  25  4  35 
7  25  4  35 

10  54    1 

11  53    2 

""    DISTRICT   COURT   OF   LITCHFIELD   CO. 

ZZ  1st  Monday,  at  New  Milford. 
25 

21  Fr 

7  25  4  35 

morn.    3 

14                 CHURCH  DAYS. 

22 

Sa 

7  25  4  35 

0    52    4 

6  2d,  1st  Sunday  in  Advent. 

23 

Su 

7  25  4  35 

1    49    4 

57  9th,  2d  Sunday  in  Advent. 

24 

M 

7  25  4  35 

2    46    5 

50  16th,  3d  Sunday  in  Ad  rent. 

25 

Tu 

7  25  4  35 

3    41    6 

41   21st,  St.  Thomas. 

26 

W 

7  25  4  35 

4    37    7 

31   23d,  4th  Sunday  in  Advent. 

27 

Th 

7  24  4  36 

5    30    8 

1 9  25th,  Christmas. 

28 

Fr 

7  24  4  36 

sets.     9 

1    26th,  St.  Stephen. 

29 

Sa 

7  24  4  36 

5    12    9 

43  27th,  St.  John,  Evangelist. 

30 

Su 

7  24  4  36 

6    1010 

29  28th.   Holv   Innocents. 

31 

M 

7  23  4  37 

7    11  11 

12 

STATE    OFFICERS.  17 


GOVERNMENT  OF  CONNECTICUT, 

FOR  TWO  YEARS  FROM  JAN.  3,  1883. 

EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT. 

His  Excellency 
THOMAS  M.  WALLER,  New  London, 
Governor. 

Edmund  Zacher,  New  Haven,  Executive  Secretary. 

His  Honor 

GEORGE  G.  SUMXER,  Hartford, 

Lieutenant-Governor. 

D.  WARD  NORTHROP,  Middletown, 

Secretary. 
R.   S.  Hinman,  Horace    Heath,   Clerks. 

ALFRED  R.  GOODRICH,  Vernon, 

Treasurer. 

George  Williams,  E.   B.   L.   Carter,   Clerks. 

FRANK  D.  SLOAT,  New  Haven, 
Comptroller. 

E.  W.  Moore,  L.  B.  Hubbard,  Clerks. 

JEREMIAH   OLNEY,  Thompson, 

School  Fund  Commissioner. 

Carnot  0.   Spencer,   Wm.  H.  Pond,  Clerks. 

STATE  LIBRARY;  Committee,  the  Governor,  the  Secretary, 
and  Hon.  Dwight  W.  Pardee.  Librarian,  Charles  J. 
Hoadly. 


18  GENERAL    ASSEMBLY. 

LEGISLATIVE. 

(Smeral  ^ssembiij,  Jatwarg,  1883* 

SENATE. 
[Senators  from  districts  having  odd  numbers  hold   office  for 
one  year,  from  districts  having  even  numbers  for  two  years 
from  the  Wednesday  after  the  first  Monday  of  January,  1883.] 

1st,  John  R.  Hills,  Hartford,  r. 

2d,  William  J.  Clark,  Southington,  r. 

3d,  Rial  Strickland,  Enfield,  d. 

4th,  Elisha  N.  Welch,  Bristol,  d. 

5th,  James  S.  Elton,  Waterburv,  r. 

6th,  Charles  D.  Yale,  Wallingford,  d. 

7th,  George  M.  Gunn,  Milford,  d. 

8th,  Joseph  D.  Plunkett,  New  Haven,  d. 

9th,  Robert  Coit,  New  London,  r. 

10th,  Chester  W.  Barnes,  Preston,  d. 

11th,  Charles  P.  Sturtevant,  East  Lyme,  r. 

12th,  Edwin  L.  Scofield,  Stamford,  r. 

13th,  Tallmadge  Baker.  Nor  walk,  r. 

14th,  Robert  E.  DeForest,  Bridgeport,  d. 

15th,  William  N.  Northrop,  Newtown,  d. 

16th,  Clark  E.  Barrows,  Eastford,  r. 

17th,  Eugene  S.  Boss,  Windham,  r. 

18th,  Lorrin  A.  Cook,  Barkhamsted,  r. 

19th,  Milo  B.  Richardson,  Salisbury,  d. 

20th,  Owen  B.  King,  Watertown,  d. 

21st,  Richard  P.  Spencer,  Deep  River,  r. 

22d,  Joseph  W.  Alsop,  Middletown,  d. 

23d,  Ralph  P.  Gilbert,  Hebron,  r. 

24th,  Ebene/.er  C.  Dennis,  Stafford,  r. 


HOUSE   OF   REPRESENTATIVES. 

HARTFORD    COUNTY. 

Hartford,  Edward  S.  Cleveland,  d,  Wilbert  W.  Perry,  d. 

Avon.  James  M.  Wilson,  r. 

Berlin,  Elihu  S.  Warner,  r. 

Burlington,  Norris  W.  Bunnell,  d. 

Bloomfield,  John  Blackwell,  d. 

Bristol,  John  E.  Ward,'/,  Hiram  II.  Hurlburt,  (/. 


GENERAL    ASSEMBLY.  19 

Canton,  William  E.  Simon ds,  r. 

East  Granby,  Gustavus  D.  Mills,  d. 

East  Hartford,  Ashbel  Gilman,  r,  Arthur  W;  Eaton,  r. 

East  Windsor,  Horace  M.  Bancroft,  r. 

Enfield,  Loren  H.  Pease,  r,  John  Middleton,  r. 

Farmington,  Erastus  Gay,  r,  Lucius  C.  Humphrey,  r. 

Glastonbury,  Edward  D.*  Miller,  d,  Jacob  Bantle,  d. 

Granby,  George  W.  Edwards,  r,  Henry  G.  Viets,  d. 

Hartland,  Oliver  P.  Cowdery,  r,  William  M.  W.  Ward,  r, 

Manchester,  Frank  Cheney ,V,  Elisha  C.  Hilliard,  r. 

Marlborough,  Flavel  Jones,  d. 

New  Britain,  Charles  S.  Andrews,  d,  Hermann  Fleischer,  d. 

Newington,  Newton  Osborn,  r. 

Plainville,  Edward  S.  Towne,  ?*. 

Rocky  Hill,  Rufus  W.  Griswold,  r. 

Simsbury,  George  P.  McLean,  r,  Edward  F.  St.  John,  ?\ 

Southington,  Sidney  B.  Ruggles,  d,  Elisha  J.  Neale,  d. 

South  Windsor,  George  A.  Bowman,  r. 

Suffield,  Newton  S.  Pomeroy,  r,  Charles  C.  Warner,  r. 

West  Hartford,  Timothy  Sedgwick,  r. 

Wethersfield,  Edward  D.  Robbins,  ?*,  Stephen  Bulkeley,  r. 

Windsor,  Samuel  D.  Drake,  d,  Fredus  M.  Case,  d. 

Windsor  Locks,  Ezra  B.  Bailey,  r. 

NEW    HAVEN    COUNTY. 

New  Haven,  Alexander  Troup,  d,  William  H.  Law,  d. 

Beacon  Falls,  Herbert  C.  Baldwin,  ?*. 

Bethany,  Charles  C  Perkins,  d. 

Branford,  William  A.  Wright,  d. 

Cheshire,  Truman  Bristol,  d,  John  W.  Mix,  v. 

Derby,  William  E.  Downes,  r,  Charles  H.  Pine,  r. 

East  Haven,  Alexander  W.  Forbes,  r. 

Guilford,  Edward  Griswold,  ?-,  Henry  M.  Rossiter,  r. 

Hamden,  Bela  A.  Mann,  d. 

Madison,  William  C.  Miner,  r. 

Meriden,  John  Morse,  cZ,  Reuben  T.  Cook,  d. 

Middlebury,  Eli  Bronson,  r. 

Milford,  Nathan  P.  Merwin,  c/,  William  C.  Durand,  d. 

Naugatuck,  Fremont  W.  Tolles,  r. 

North  Branford,  Charles  Foote,  r. 

North  Haven,  F.  Hayden  Todd,  r. 

Orange,  Edward  E.  Bradley,  d. 

Oxford,  Orlando  C.  Osborn,  d. 

Prospect,  Rufus  M.  Gillette,  r. 


20  GENERAL    ASSEMBLY. 

Seymour,  Norman  Sperry,  d. 

Southbury,  Nelson  W.  Mitchell,  r. 

Wallingford,  Marcus  E.  Cook,  e7,  Patrick  Mooney,  d. 

Waterbury,  Calvin  H.  Carter,  d,  Frederick  J.  Brown,  d. 

Wolcott,  Henry  B.  Carter,  r. 

Woodbridge,  Charles  T.  Walker,  r. 

NEW    LONDON    COUNTY. 

New  London,  Bryan  F.  Mahan,  d,  William  H.  Bentley,  r. 

Norwich,  N.  D.  Sevin,  d,  Frank  T.  Brown,  r. 

Bozrah,  Andrew  J.  Hough,  r. 

Colchester,  George  B.  Rathbone,  d,  Ralph  T.  Carrier,  d. 

East  Lyme,  Elisha  Munger,  r. 

Franklin,  E.  Eugene  Ayer,  r. 

Griswold,  Stephen  Tiffany,  d. 

Groton,  George  Eldridge,  d,  Pardon  M.  Alexander,  d. 

Lebanon,  Charles  J.  Abell,  ?*,  William  F.  Gates,  r. 

Ledyard,  William  J.  Brown,  d. 

Lisbon,  Thomas  McCarthy,  d. 

Lyme,  Linus  A.  Luther,  5,  William  H.  Beebe,  r. 

Montville,  J.  Randolph  Rogers,  r. 

North  Stonington,  John  S.  Bentlev,  d,  Charles  H.  Main,  d. 

Old  Lyme,  Roger  W.  DeWolf,  d. 

Preston,  Henry  A.  Richmond,  d,  Aaron  Lucas,  d. 

Salem,  Nelson  X.  Williams,  r. 

Sprague,  Levi  J.  Branch,  r. 

Stonington,  Ebenezer  P.  Couch,  r,  Alexander  S.  Palmer,  Jr.,  d. 

Voluntown,  James  N.  Cook,  r. 

Waterford,  Washington  R.  Gardner,  d. 

FAIRFIELD    COUNTY. 

Bridgeport,  Daniel  N.  Morgan,  c7,  David  B.  Lockwood,  d. 

Fairfield,  William  B.  Glover,  ?•,  Frank  L.  Rogers,  ?\ 

Bethel,  George  G.  Durant,  /•. 

Brookfield,  Amos  L.  Williams,  r. 

Darien,  Charles  H.  Andrews,  d. 

Danbury,  James  Ryder,  ?*,  Albert  B.  Hoyt,  d. 

Easton,  James  J.  Ward,  r. 

Greenwich,  Thomas  H.  Delano,  r,  Nehemiah  H.  Husted,  d. 

Huntington,  James  H.  Beard,  d. 

Monroe,  Samuel  S.  Hurd,  r. 

New  Canaan,  John  F.  Bliss,  d. 

New  Fairfield,  James  S.  Whitehead,  d. 

Newtown,  Patrick  Carroll,  c?,  Samuel  A.  Blackman,  d. 

Norwalk,  George  R.  Cowles,  r,  Charles  W.  Bell,  r. 


GENERAL    ASSEMBLY.  21 

Redding,  James  E.  Miller,  ?*,  Charles  Porter,  d. 

Ridgefield,  Albert  N.  Thomas,  ?',  Charles  B.  Morehouse,  Jr.,  r. 

Sherman,  L.  B.  Hungerford,  r. 

Stamford,  Charles  W.  Minor,  r,  Henry  P.  Geib,  r. 

Stratford,  Lyman  S.  Catlin,  r. 

Trumbull,  Joseph  H.  Williams,  d. 

Weston,  Frank  Gorham,  r. 

Westport,  Moses  Sherwood,  d. 

Wilton,  James  T.  Hubbell,  d. 

LITCHFIELD    COUNTY. 

Litchfield,  F.  Ratchford  Starr,  ?*,  William  H.  Doyle,  d. 

Barkhamsted,  Wilfred  D.  Youngs,  d,  Timothy  C.  Tiffany,  d. 

Bethlehem,  Jonathan  Wooten,  d. 

Bridgewater,  Isaac  Babbitt,  d. 

Canaan,  Charles  E.  Wolcott,  d. 

Colebrook,  John  E.  Fonda,  d,  Thomas  B.  Spencer,  r. 

Cornwall,  Orlando  Perkins,  r,  Leonard  J.  Nickerson,  r. 

Goshen,  Elihu  Carlisle,  d.  Wilbur  H.  Wadhams,  r. 

Harwinton.  Charles  T.  Russell,  ?*,  Wallace  K.  Curtis,  d. 

Kent,  Linus  B.  Winegar,  d. 

Morris,  Horace  Cowles,  d. 

New  Hartford,  Henry  A.  Kellogg,  r,  Henry  C.  Merrill,  r. 

New  Milford,  C.  Tayler,  d,  Anson  H.  Squires,  d. 

North  Canaan,  Henry  J.  Mead,  d. 

Norfolk,  Ralph  I.  Cressey,  r,  0.  M.  Snow,  r. 

Plymouth,  Timothy  B.  McXamara,  d. 

Roxbury,  Phelps  W.  Wells,  d. 

Salisbury,  Gilbert  S.  Street,  d,  John  S.  Perkins,  d. 

Sharon,  Abel  Benedict,  d,  E   M.  Winchester,  d. 

Thomaston,  George  P.  North,  r. 

Torrington,  Coley  James,  ?•,  Edward  S.  Miner,  r. 

Warren,  Buell  Carter,  d. 

Washington,  William  T.  Odell,  c/,  Charles  P.  Lvman,  d. 

Watertown,  William  G.  French,  d. 

Winchester,  Roland  Hitchcock,  d,  Lewis  D.  Hart,  d. 

Woodbury,  F.  A.  Walker,  r,  Eli  M.  Towne,  r. 

WINDHAM    COUNTY. 

Brooklyn.  Edward  L.  Cundall,  r. 

Ashford,  Thomas  K.  Fitts,  d,  George  H.  Baker,  d. 

Canterbury,  Thomas  G.  Clark,  r,  Charles  Bennett,  r. 

Chaplin,  Merrick  Barton,  r. 

Eastford,  Charles  N.  Smith,  r. 

Hampton,  James  A.  Burnham,  r. 

Killingly,  Charles  A.  Russell,  r,  George  H.  Law,  r. 


22  GENERAL    ASSEMBLY. 

Plainfield,  Albert  B.  Sprague,  d,  Willis  D.  Rouse,  d. 
Pomfret,  Charles  G.  Williams,  r,  Frederick  Hyde,  d. 
Putnam,  Prescott  Bartlett,  r,  Charles  N.  Allen,  d. 
Scotland,  Waterman  C.  Bass,  r. 
Sterling,  Silas  A.  Waite,  r. 

Thompson,  George  H.  Nichols,  r,  Thomas  Wilbur,  r. 
Windham,  Amos  F.  Fowler,  r,  Gilford  Smith,  r. 
Woodstock,  Lewis  J.  Wells,  r,  Nathan  Morse,  /*. 

MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 

Middletown,  John  T.  Walsh,  d,  Horace  B.  Butler,  d. 

Haddam,  Clinton  B.  Davis,  c/,  Orrin  Shailer,  d. 

Chatham,  Henrv  P.  Markham,  d,  Titus  E.  Arnold,  d. 

Chester,  William  N.  Clark,  Jr.,  r. 

Clinton,  John  P.  Johnson,  r. 

Cromwell,  George  P.  Savage,  r. 

Durham,  Alfred  Jackson,  r,  William  C.  Newton,  r. 

East  Haddam,  Richard  H.  Gladwin,  r,  William  M.  Sisson,  r. 

Essex,  Horace  W.  Star  key,  r. 

Killingworth,  David  K.  Stevens,  c/,  M.  St.  Clair  Burr,  d. 

Middlefield,  Moses  W.  Terrill,  r. 

Old  Saybrook,  Ozias  H.  Kirtland,  r. 

Portland,  Newton  B.  Strong,  r. 

Saybrook,  John  Child,  r,  Jabez  Southworth,  r. 

Westbrook,  John  A.  Post,  r. 

TOLLAND    COUNTY. 

Tolland,  Arthur  J.  Morton,  r,  Loren  Newcomb,  d. 

Andover,  S.  Henrv  Daggett,  r. 

Bolton,  Jabez  L.  White,  d. 

Columbia,  George  H.  Loomis,  c/. 

Coventry,  Marvin  P.  Colman,  r,  John  P.  Wheeler,  r. 

Ellington,  Joseph  Abbott  Thompson,  r. 

Hebron,  Royal  R.  Barrows,  r,  Jonathan  N.  Wood,  r. 

Mansfield,  Edwin  G.  Sumner,  r,  George  L.  Rosebrook,  r. 

Somers,  Luman  Eno,  r,  Lester  K.  Grover,  r. 

Stafford,  William  P.  Amadon,  r,  Xoah  C.  Davis,  r. 

Union,  Andrew  J.  Wales,  d,  Thomas  Rindge,  r. 

Vernon,  E.  Stevens  Henry,  r,  Henry  Bindhammer,  d. 

Willington,  James  S.  Still,  r,  Charles  C.  Essex,  r. 


POLITICAL    RECAPITULATION. 

JANUARY    SESSION,    1883. 

Rep.        Dem. 
SENATE,  ...  -  13  11 


VOTES  FOR  STATE  OFFICERS  AND  SENATORS.     23 

HOUSE  OF   REPRESENTATIVES. 


(  OONTIES. 

Rep. 

Dem. 

Tie. 

Hartford, 

- 

- 

- 

27 

17 

1 

New  Haven, 

- 

- 

- 

1C 

17 

New  London, 

- 

- 

13 

17 

Windham, 

- 

- 

- 

18 

6 

Fairfield, 

- 

- 

- 

18 

14 

Litchfield, 

- 

- 

- 

15 

26 

Middlesex, 

- 

•     - 

- 

14 

8 

Tolland. 

- 

- 

- 

17 

5 

Total,  138  110  1 

Republican  majority,  1883— Senate  2,  House  28;  Joint  Bal- 
lot 30. 


VOTES    FOR    STATE    OFFICERS. 

November,  1882. 

Governor. 

Thomas  M.  Waller,  d,     59,014  j  William  H.  Bulkeley,  r,  54,853 

Abel  P.  Tanner,  #?*,  697  |  George  P.  Rogers, pro,      1,034 

Lieut. -Governor. 
George  G.  Sumner,  d,    59,154  I  John  D.  Candee,  r,  54,906 

Hubert  C.  Baker,  gr,  731  |  William  S.  Williams, pro,  1,026 

Secretary. 
D.  Ward  Northrop,c/,     58,318  I  Stiles  T.  Stanton,  r,        55,783 
Henry  J.  Ruggles,  gr,  729  |  Frank  H.  Sage,  pro,  981 

Treasurer. 
Alfred  R.  Goodrich,  d,    58,616  I  Julius  Converse,  r,  55,723 

Patrick  J.  O'Connor,  gr,     727  |  Edmund  Tuttle,  pro,        1,020 

Comptroller. 
Frank  D.  Sloat,  r,  58,281  I  Thomas  Sanford,  d,         55,845 

Henry  L.  Soper,  gr,  727  |  Calvin  S.  Harrington,  pro,    988 


VOTES  FOR   SENATORS. 

November,  1882. 

Dist.  Elected.  Vote.  I  Opposing  Candidate.  Vote. 

2.  William  J.  Clark,  r,    2,646  |  Roswell  A.  Neale,  d,  2,587 

4.  Elisha  N.  Welch,  (/,    2,879  I  John  B.  Talcott,  r,  2.700 

6.  Charles  D.  Yale,  d,     2,948  |  Emerson  A.  Merriman,  r,  2,708 


24  CONGRESSIONAL    AND    SENATORIAL    DISTRICTS. 


8.  Jos.  D.  Plunkett,  d,  7,704 
10.  Chester  W.  Barnes,  c/,2,133 
12  Edwin  L.  Scofield,  r,  2,487 
14.  Robt.  E-  DeForest,  dt  2,976 
16.  Clark  E.  Barrows,  r,  1,837 
18.  Lorrin  A.  Cook,  r,  1,815 
20.   Owen  B.  King,  d}         1,621 

22.  Joseph  W.  Alsop,  d,    1,875 

23.  EbenezerC.Dennis,r,  1,272 


Henry  H.  Buunell,  r,  5,005 

Nathan  H.  Aver,  r.  1,998 

Cornelius  Mead,  d,  2,285 

Amos  S.  Treat,  r,  2,302 

Joshua  Perkins,  d,  1,064 

Jared  B.  Foster,  d,  1,703 

Albert  P.  Bradstreet,  r,  1,565 

James  H.  Bunce,  r,  1,387 

John  S.  Hanks,  d,  990 


CONGRESSIONAL  DISTRICTS. 
With  Population  in  1880. 
1st,     Hartford  and  Tolland  Counties— 149,489. 
2d,      New  Haven  and  Middlesex  Counties— 192,113. 
3d,      New  London  and  Windham  Counties— 116,994. 
4th,    Fairfield  and  Litchfield  Counties— 164,087. 


SENATORIAL   DISTRICTS. 
With  Population  in  1880. 

1.  Hartford— 42,553. 

2.  Berlin,  East  Hartford,  Glastonbury,  Manchester,  Marlbo- 
rough, Newington,  Rockv  Hill,  Southington,  South  Windsor, 
and  Wethersfield— 27,847. 

3.  Bloomfield,  Canton,  East  Windsor,  East  Granby,  Enfield, 
Granbv,  Hartland,  Simsburv,  Suffield,  Windsor,  Windsor 
Locks— 26,598. 

4.  Avon,  Bristol,  Burlington,  Farmington,  New  Britain, 
Plainville,  West  Hartford— 28,379. 

5.  Beacon  Falls,  Bethany,  Middlebury,  Naugatuck,  Oxford, 
Prospect,  Waterbury,  Wolcbtt,  Southbury— 30,089. 

6.  Cheshire,  Guilford,  Madison,  Meriden,  North  Branford, 
Wallingford— 30,786. 

7.  Branford,  Derby,  East  Haven,  Hamden,  Milford,  North 
Haven,  Orange,  Sevmour,  Woodbridge — 32,769. 

8.  New  Haven— 62,882. 

'J.  Groton,  New  London,  North  Stonington,  Stonington — 
24,778. 

10.  Ledyard,  Norwich,   Preston— 25,033. 

11.  Bozrah,  Colchester,  East  Lyme,  Franklin,  Griswold, 
Lebanon,  Lisbon,  Lyme,  Montville,  Old  Lyme,  Salem.  Sprague, 
Voluntown,  Waterford— 24,512. 


JUDICIARY.  25 

12.  Darien,  Greenwich,  New  Canaan,  Ridgefield,  Stamford, 
Wilton— 27,703. 

13.  Fairfield,  Norwalk,  Stratford,  Trumbull,  Westport, 
Weston— 27,673. 

14.  Bridgeport— 29,148. 

15.  Bethel,  Brookfield,  Danbury,  Easton,  Huntington,  Mon- 
roe, New  Fairfield,  Newtown,  Redding.  Sherman — 27,520. 

16.  Ashford,  Eastford,  Killinglv,  Putnam,  Thompson,  Wood- 
stock—22,334. 

17.  Brooklyn,  Canterbury,  Chaplin,  Hampton,  Plainfield, 
Pomfret,  Scotland,  Sterling,  Windham— 20,337. 

18.  Barkhamsted,  Colebrook,  Goshen,  Harwinton,  New 
Hartford,  Norfolk,  Torrington,  Winchester — 17,744. 

19.  Bridgewater,  Canaan,  Cornwall,  Kent,  New  Milford, 
North  Canaan,  Salisbury,  Sharon,  Roxbury — 17,759. 

20.  Bethlehem,  Litchfield,  Morris,  Plymouth,  Thomaston, 
Warren,  Washington,  Watertown,   Woodbury — 16,540. 

21.  Chatham,  Chester,  Clinton,  Durham,  East  Haddam, 
Essex,  Haddam,  Killingworth,  Old  Savbrook,  Saybrook,  West- 
brook— 17,132. 

22.  Cromwell,  Middlefield,  Middletown,  Portland— 18,455. 

23.  Andover,  Bolton,  Columbia,  Coventry,  Hebron,  Vernon, 
—11,898. 

24.  Ellington.  Mansfield,  Somers,  Stafford,  Tolland,  Union, 
Wellington— 12,214. 

JU-DICI^RY. 

U.  S.  Circuit  and  District  Courts  in  Connecticut. 

Supreme  Court.  Circuit  Justice— SAMUEL  BLATCH- 
FORD.  New  York  City. 

Circuit  Court  Judge.— WILLIAM  J.  WALLACE,  New 
York  City. 

District  Judge.— NATHANIEL  SHIPMAN,  Hartford. 

Clerk  of  the  Circuit  and  District  Courts— EDWIN  E. 
MARVIN.  Hartford. 

JUDICIARY. 

District  Attorney.— Daniel  Chadwiek,  Lyme. 
Marshal.— John  C.  Kinney,  Hartford. 
Deputy  Marshals.— George  R.  Bill,  New  Haven;  William 
E.  Disbrow,  Bridgeport. 

Masters  in  Chancery. 
Johnson  T.  Piatt,  New  Haven;  Henry  E.  Taintor,  Hartford. 


26  JUDICIARY. 

Commissioners  of  the  U.  S.  Circuit  Court. 

Hartford:  William  Hamersley,  H.  E.  Burton,  Edwin  E.  Marvin, 
RatclifFe  Hicks,  Charles  E.  Fellowes,  Sylvester  C.  Dunham. 
Bridgeport:  Morris  \V.  Seymour. 
Litchfield:  George   M.  Woodruff. 
Meriden:  James  P.  Piatt. 
Middletown:   A.  W.  Bacon. 

New  Haven:  Johnson  T.  Piatt,  Jonathan  Ingersoll. 
New  London:   John  P.  C.  Mather. 
Norwich:  Allen  Tenny. 
Norwalk:  A.  B.  Woodward. 
Thompson:  Abiel  Converse. 
Waterbury:  George  E.  Terry. 
Willimantic:  John  M.  Hall. 

Registers  in  Bankruptcy. 
1st  Dist,  Henry  E.  Burton,  Hartford. 
2d      "      Johnson  T.  Piatt,  New  Haven. 
3d       "      Robert  Coit,  New  London. 
4th     "      Louis  N.  Middlebrook,  Bridgeport. 

Supreme  Court  of  Errors. 

Chief  Justice.— JOHN  D.  PARK,  Norwich,  elected  Judge, 
1864;  Chief  Justice,  1874;  re-elected,  1882. 

Associate  Judges. — Elisha  Carpenter,  Hartford,  1865-1890; 
Dwight  W.  Pardee,  Hartford,  1873-1890;  Dwight  Loomis,  Rock- 
ville,  1875-1883:  Miles  T.  Granger,  North  Canaan,  1876-1884. 

Reporter. — John  Hooker,  Hartford. 

Superior  Court. 
Judges.— Edward  I.  Sanford,  New  Haven,  1867-1883;  Sid- 
ney B.  Beardslev,  Bridgeport,  1874-1890;  Moses  Culver,  Middle- 
town,  1875-1883;  James  A.  Hovev,  Norwich,  1876-1884; 
Charles  B.  Andrews,  Litchfield,  1882-1890;  Henrv  Stoddard, 
New  Haven,  1882-1890. 

Court  of  Common  Pleas. 
Hartford    County. — David    S.    Calhoun,    Hartford,    Judge. 

Charles  E.  Fellowes,  Hartford,  Clerk. 
New  Haves  County. — David  Torrance,  Derby,  Judge. 

John  S.  Fowler,  New  Haven.  Clerk. 

William  L.  Foster,  New  Haven,  Assistant  Clerk. 
New    London    County.— John    P.  C.  Mather,  New   London, 

Judge. 


JUDICIARY.  27 

Charles  W.  Butler,  New  London,  Clerk. 

Frank  T.  Brown,  Norwich,  Assistant  Clerk. 
Fairfield  County. — Frederick  B.  Hall,  Bridgeport,  Judge. 

Wilfred  E.  Norton,  Bridgeport,  Clerk. 

B.  A.  Hough,  Danbury,  Assistant  Clerk. 
District    Court    of    Litchfield    County. — Barkhamsted, 

Bridgewater,  Canaan,  Colebrook,  Cornwall,  Kent,  New  Hart- 
ford, New  Milford,  Norfolk,  North  Canaan,  Salisbury,  Sharon, 

and  Winchester. 

Donald  J.  Warner,  Salisbury,  Judge. 

William  F.  Hurlbut,  West  Winsted,  Clerk. 

The  Judges  are  elected  for  four  years. 


SUPERIOR    COuRT. 
Allotment  of  Judges  from  July,  1882,  to  July,  1883. 
Hartford  County, 
civil  terms. 
Stoddard,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  September,  until  1st  Tuesday  in 
November. 
Hovey,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  November  to  end  of  term. 
Culver,  J. — 4th  Tuesday  in  January,  '83,  to  3d  Tuesday  in 
March. 
Andrews,  J. — 3d  Tuesday  in  March,  '83,  to  end  of  term. 

CRIMINAL    TERMS. 

Pardee,  J. — 4th  Tuesday  in  August. 
Sanford,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  December. 
Stoddard,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  March,  '83. 
Andrews,  J. —  1st  Tuesday  in  June,  '83. 

New  Haven  County, 
civil  TERMS. 
Sanford,  J. — 4th  Tuesday  in  September  to  end  of  term. 
Andrews,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  January,  '83,  to  2d  Tuesday  in 
March. 
Beardsley,  J.— 2d  Tuesday  in  March,  '83,  to  end  of  term. 

CRIMINAL  TERMS. 

Andrews,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  July. 
Culver,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  October. 
Hovey,  J. — 1st  Tuesdav  in  Januarv,  '83. 
Park,"  Ch.  J.— 1st  Tuesday  in  April,  '83. 


28  JUDICIARY. 

WATERBURY   CIVIL  TERMS. 

Culver,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  December. 
Stoddard,  J.— 1st  Tuesday  in  May,  '83. 

CRIMINAL  TERMS. 

Sanford,  J.— 3d  Tuesday  in  September. 
Culver,  J. — 3d  Tuesday  in  March,  '83. 

New  London  County. 
civil  TERMS. 

Culver,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  September. 
Andrews,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  November. 
Hovey,  J.— 3d  Tuesday  in  March,  '83. 
Stoddard,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  June,  '83. 

CRIMINAL    TERMS. 

Beardsley,  J. — 1st  Tuesdaj-  in  January,  '83. 
Hovey,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  May,  '83. 

Fairfield  County. 
civil  TERMS. 
Beardsley,  J. — 3d  Tuesday  in  September,  to  1st  Tuesday  in 
December/ 
Stoddard,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  December  to  end  of  term. 
Sanford,  J.— 2d  Tuesday  in  February,  '83,  to  3d  Tuesday  in 
April. 
Culver,  J. — 3d  Tuesday  in  April,  '83,  to  end  of  term. 

CRIMINAL  TERMS. 

Park,  Ch.  J. — 4th  Tuesday  in  August. 
Hovey,  J. — 3d  Tuesday  in  October. 
Carpenter,  J. — 3d  Tuesday  in  February,  '83. 
Sanford,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  May,  '83. 

Windham   County. 
Andrews,  J. — 4th  Tuesday  in  August. 
Stoddard,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  November. 
Beardsley,  J.— 1st  Tuesday  in  February,  '83. 
Hovey,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in 'May,  "83. 

Litchfield  County. 
Stoddard,  J. — 3d  Tuesday  in  August. 
Andrews,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  October,  Grim.  Term. 
Beardsley,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  December. 
Granger,  J.— 1st  Tuesday  in  April,  '83,  Crim.  Term. 
Sanford,  J.— 1st  Tuesday  in  June,  '83. 


JUDICIARY. 


29 


Middlesex  County. 
Hovey,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  September. 
Culver,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  November. 
Stoddard,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  February,  '83. 
Sanford,  J.— 3d  Tuesday  in  April,  '83. 

Tolland  County. 
Loomis,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  September. 
Andrews,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  December. 
Loomis,  J. — 2d  Tuesday  in  April,  '83. 
Beardsley,  J. — 1st  Tuesday  in  June,  '83. 
The  Judges  are  elected  for  eight  years. 
For  Terms  of  Courts,  see  Calendar  pages. 


PROBATE  COURTS. 
Hartford  County. 


Hartford,         ] 

Bloomfield, 

E.  Hartford, 

Glastonbury, 

Newington,"  \  J.  H.  White. 

Rockv  Hill, 

West"  Hartford 

Wethersfield, 

Windsor  Locks,  J 

Enfield,  Frederick  E.  Ely. 

Farmington,   \  n  T    xsjw*.— 

Plainville,      j  C  L.  Whitman. 

Granby,  Albert  C.  Latham. 

Hartland,  Alonzo  B.  Gaines. 

Manchester,  Rufus  R.  Dimock. 


Avon,  Matthew  C.  Wroodford. 
Berlin,  )  Valentine  B. 

New  Britain,  j       Chamberlain. 
Bristol,  Elbert  E.  Thorp. 
Burlington,  Romeo  Elton. 
Canton,  Samuel  N.  Codding. 
East  Granby,  Chas.  A.  Tudor. 
East  Windsor,     j  Mahlon  H. 
South  Windsor,  (         Bancroft. 
Marlborough,  James  J.  Bell. 
Simsbury,  Aaron  Chapman. 
Southington,  M.  H.  Holcomb. 
Suffield,' William  L.  Loomis. 
Windsor,  H.  Sidney  Hayden. 


New  Haven  County. 


New  Haven, 

Hamden, 

North  Haven,       i  Samuel  A. 

Orange,  York. 

Seymour, 

Woodbridge, 

Bethany,  Nathan  Clark. 

Branford,  Henry  H.  Stedman. 


Derby,  William  C.  Atwater. 
East  Haven,  Chas.  A.  Bray. 
Guilford,  j  Edwin  C. 

N.  Branford  p't,  J        Woodford. 
Madison,  Henry  B.  Wilcox. 
Meriden,  George  W.  Smith. 
Oxford,  Lewis  Barnes. 
Southbury,  see  Litchfield  Co. 


30 


JUDICIARY. 


Cheshire,  )  vru™  r>  iwvi:tti„  Wallingford,  /  Othniel  I. 

Prospect,  f  Mllton  C<  Doollttle-N.  Bradford  p't,   }         Martin. 
Milford,  Wm.  G.  Mitchell.  Waterbury,  " 


Naugatuck, 
Beacon  Falls, 


J.  M.  Sweeney.  xh^astoT  *  Chas<  W'  Gillette' 


New 
New  London,  )  William 


Waterford, 

Norwich, 
Franklin, 
Griswold, 
Lisbon, 
Preston, 
Sprague,       J 

Bozrah,  Samuel  G.  Johnson. 
Rexford  R 


Wolcott,        J 
London  County. 

East  Lvme,  M.  W.  Comstock. 


!  Supply  T. 
f         Holbrook 


Colchester, 


Bridgeport,  ] 


Easton, 

Huntingdon, 

Monroe, 

Trumbull, 

Danbury, 


!  Morris  B. 
Beardsley. 

}  David  B. 
New  Fairfield,  J  Booth. 

Bethel,  George  S.  Crofut. 
Brookfield,  Benj.  Griffen. 
Stamford,  (  T  ,  n  rn«-^« 
Darien,  |  Jobn  01ason' 
Stratford,  Robert  H.  Russell. 


Belcher.    Groton,  Lemuel  Clift. 

Lebanon,  Wm.  Huntington. 
Ledyard,  George  Fanning. 
Lyme,  Frederick  Fosdick. 
Montville,  Henry  A.  Baker. 
N.  Stonington,  W.  H.  Hilliard. 
Old  Lyme,  David  Morley. 
Salem,  Austin  0.  Gallup. 
Stonington,  Rich'd  A.  Wheeler. 
Carrington.    Voluntown,  Orrin  S.  Rix. 

Fairfield  County* 

Fairfield,  William  B.  Glover. 
Greenwich,  Daniel  S.  Mead,  Jr. 
Newtown,  Monroe  Judson. 
Norwalk,  J  .      fi 

New0ca„aa„,j    w<^WMd> 

Redding.  Lemuel  Santord. 
Ridgefield,  Hiram  K.  Scott. 
Sherman,  John  N.  Woodruff. 

^  {  Silas  B.  Sherwood. 
\\  eston,      \ 


Windham  County. 


Brooklyn,  Wm.  Woodbridge. 
Ashford,  Davis  A.  Baker. 
Canterbury,  J.  P.  Kingsley. 
Chaplin,  Ephraim  W.  Day. 
Eastford,  H.  H.  Burnham* 
Hampton,  Patrick  H.  Pearl. 
Killinglv,  Thomas  J.  Evans. 
Plainfield,  Waldo  Tillinghast. 


Pomfret,  Edward  P.  Hay  ward. 
Putnam,  John  A.  Carpenter. 

Sterling,  Gilbert  C.  Brown. 
Thompson,  George  Flint. 

rcStT,iJohnDWheeter- 

Woodstock,  Oliver  H.  Perry. 


state  commissioners.  31 

Litchfield  County. 
Litchfield,   }  Plymouth,  Abijah  W.  Watson. 

Goshen,  I  George  M.         Roxbury,  Lyman  P.  Eastman. 

Morris.  Woodruff.  Salisbury,  Lorenzo  Tupper. 

Warren,  Sharon,  J.  Wade  Hughes. 

Barkhamsted,  Daniel  Youngs.    Thomaston,  A.  P.  Bradstreet. 
No.  Canaan,  |  T  r>  tr^^^vn^i,  Torrington,  Jos.  F.  Calhoun. 
Canaan,        |  J-B-Hardenber8h-Washington,  F.  N.  Galpin. 
Cornwall,  Silas  C.  Beers.  Watertown,  Wm.  B.  Hotchkiss. 

Harwinton,  Martin  L.  Goodwin.  Winchester,  /  Augustus  H. 
Kent,  Jerome  F.  Gibbs.  Colebrook,    {  Fenn. 

New  Hartford,  Henry  R.  Jones.  Woodbury, 
New  Milford,  \    T  n  w„\x„u~„  Bethlehem,   J>  Jas.  Huntington. 
Bridgewater, 
Norfolk,  Robbins  Battell. 

Middlesex  County. 
Middletown,  ")  Haddam,  Eph.  P.  Arnold. 

Cromwell,  !  Eldon  B.  Chatham,  )  William  A. 

Durham,  Birdsev.    Portland,   J  Chapman. 

Middlefield,      J  Clinton,  Henry  C.  Hull. 

East  Haddam,  Julius  Attwood.  Saybrook,  )  Joseph  B. 
Essex,  James  L.  Phelps.  Chester,     J  Banning. 

Killingworth,0.  E.  Redneld.       Westbrook,  George  C.  Moore. 
Old  Saybrook,  Henry  Hart. 

Tolland   County. 
Tolland,    \  John  B.  Coventry,  Dwight  Webler. 

Willington,  }      Carpenter.  Ellington,    /    G  ,      w   w 

a~^—     *  Vernon,  Oelon  \\ .  West. 


i}. 


Andover,    ) 

Bolton,        >  Ferd.  E.  Williams. 

Columbia, ) 


Hebron,  Marshall  Porter. 
Mansfield,  Ralph  W.  Storrs. 
bomers,  Solomon  Fuller.  Stafford,  /  T„  ,      ^    D     ., 

Union,      }  John  °-  Booth- 
The  Judges  are  elected  for  two  years. 

STATE    COZMZNXISSIO^EPtS. 

ON  TURNPIKE  ROADS. 

Bridgeport  and  Newtown — Lorenzo  N.  Mallett,  Trumbull; 
Wm.  J.  Dick,  Newtown. 

Huntington — F.  G.  Perry,  Huntington;  Isaac  E.  Booth,  Trum- 
bull. 


32  STATE    COMMISSIONERS. 

New  Haven   and   Derby — George  H.  Peck,  Royal  M.  Bassett, 

Derbv ;  George  Augur,  New  Haven. 
Oxford—John   Candee,  Albert   W.  Lum,  Oxford;   William   W. 

Peck,  Woodbridge. 
Wells    Hollow — Frederick    G.    Perry,    Huntington;    Isaac    E. 

Booth.  Trumbull. 
Weston — E.  B.  Goodsell,  Bridgeport;  George  Freeborn,  Easton. 

OX   FERRIES. 

Chapman's— William  S.  Tyler,  Had  dam;  Jacob  R.  Greenfield, 
East  Haddam. 

Essex— Charles  E.  Houdi.  Essex:  Alfred  P.  Beckwith,  Lvme. 

East  Windsor— M.  L.  Fisk,  East  Windsor;  Erastus  W.  Ells- 
worth, Windsor  Locks. 

Middle  Haddam — Horace  Johnson,  Chatham ;  John  J.  Cone, 
Middletown. 

Middletown  and  Portland — Evelyn  B.  Strong,  Middletown; 
Henry  M.  Smith,  Portland. 

New  London  aud  Groton — Seabury  Braman,  Thomas  P.  Geer, 
Groton. 

South  Windsor— Henry  E.  Phelps,  Windsor:  Erastus  W.Ells- 
worth, South  Windsor. 

Chester  and  Hadlyme — Jonathan  Warner,  Chester;  Henry  C. 
Burnham,  Haddam. 

OX  BRIDGES. 

Bennett's— Frederick  Sanford,  Newtown;  Alvin  Downs? 
Southbury. 

Connecticut  River  Company— George  G.  Sill,  Wm.  M.  Hudson, 
Hartford:  John  B.  Moselev,  Glastonbury. 

Enfield— S.  L.  Andrews,  Suffield;  C.  W.  Clark,  Enfield. 

Hartford— Heman  A.  Tyler.  Hartford;  Maro  S.  Chapman.  Man- 
chester: George  D.'Bartlett,  Glastonbury. 

Rope  Ferry— George  Huntley.  East  Lyme;  John  B.  Palmer, 
Waterford. 

Tomlinson's— W.  J.  Atwater,  Hudson  B.  Forbes,  Alfred 
Hughes,  Xew  Haven:  Stephen  Hemingway,  Jared  An- 
drews. Henry  Smith,  Alexander  W.  Forbes'  S.  W.  F.  An- 
drews, East  Haven;  John  W.  Baldwin.  Branford. 

Washington— George  T.  Smith,  Milford;  Albert  Wilcox,  Stiles 
J.  Whitnev,  Stratford. 

Zoar  Bridge— John  G.  Stevens,  Monroe;  Smith  C.  Wheeler, 
Oxf 

ON  FISHERIES. 

William  M.  Hudson,  Hartford;  Robert  G.  Pike,  Middletown; 
George  N.  Woodruff,  Sherman. 


COMMISSIONERS    FOR    OTHER    STATED.  33 

INSPECTORS  OF  STEAM  BOILERS. 
First  Cong.  Dist— Frank  S.  Allen,  Hartford. 
Second  Cong.  Dist. — Frederick  H.  Laforge,  Waterbury. 
Third  Cong.  Dist. — Joseph  S.  Allen,  Norwich. 
Fourth  Cong.  Dist. — John  Cotter,  Norwalk. 

INSPECTOR-GENERAL    OF  GAS-METERS  AND  ILLUMI- 
NATING GAS. 
William  G.  Mixter,  New  Haven. 

STATE  CHEMISTS. 
William  T.  Cutler,  East  Lyme;  Joseph  Hall,  Hartford;  Sylves- 
ter P.  Wheeler,  Bridgeport;  William  0.  Atwater,  Middletown. 

AUDITORS  OF  PUBLIC  ACCOUNTS. 
James  S.  Parsons,  Hartford ;  Thomas  J.  Raymond,  Norwalk. 

Coixtmissioners  fox*  otrier  States. 

Bridgeport.     William  K.  Seeley,  New  York. 

George  W.  Warner,   New  York,  New  Jersey,   Pa.,   Ohio, 

Ind.,  111.,  Mich.,  Wis  ,  Iowa,    Mo.,  Mass. 
N.  S.  Wordin,  Minnesota. 
Daxbuky.     Roger  Averill,  New  York. 

David  B.  Booth,  New  York. 
Guilford.     E.  R.  Landon,  New  York. 
Hartford.     Sylvester  Barbour,  New  York. 
Charles  E.  Fellowes,  New  York,  Ohio. 
Goodman  and  Parker,  for  all  the  States  except  Delaware. 
David  G.  Gordon,  for  all  the  States  except  Maine,  Vermont, 

Delaware,  Nevada,  Oregon. 
William  Hamersley,  New  York,  Illinois,  Indiana,  Wiscon- 
sin, Michigan,  Ohio,  Mass  ,  Penn.,  Tenii. 
Charles  J.  Hoadly,  Maine,  R    I.,  Ark.,  New  Mexico. 
William  L.  Mat  son,  New  York. 
Zalmon  A.  Storrs.  New  York. 

W.  E.  Simonds,  Maine,  R.  L,  Ver.,  Missouri,   Mich.,  Wa>h. 
Territory,  Oregon,  Ind.,  N.  C,  S.  C,  Ala.,  Ga.,  Fla.,  Cal., 
Iowa.  Kan.,  Texas. 
Henry  E.  Taintor,  Maine,  N.  H.,  Ver.,  Mass.,  R.  I.,  N.  Y., 
Penn.,  N.  C,  Ga.,  Miss.,  La.,  Ohio,  Indiana,  Mich.,  Wis., 
Iowa,  Tenn.,  Ark.,  Kan.,  Minn.,  Neb. 
Litchfield.     George  M.  Woodruff,  New  York. 
3 


34  NOTARIES    PUBLIC. 

Middletowx.     Arthur  B.  Calef,  Penn.  and  New  York. 

Frank  F.  fctarr,  N.  Y.,  Dist.  of  Columbia,  Texas. 
New  Haven.     Adolph  Asher,  Massachusetts. 

Frederick  W.  Babcock,  New  York,  Mass.,  Wis.,  Missouri. 

C.  H.  Fowler,  Mass.  and  New  York. 

John  C.  Hollister,  Michigan,  Georgia,  New  York,  New  Jer- 
sey, Penn.,  Mass.,  Cal ,  Missouri. 

S.  Arthur  Marsden,  New  York,  Mass.,  Mich.,  Penn.,  111., 
Ga.,  Fla.,  N.  C,  S.  C,  Cal.,  Kansas,  R.  I.,  Iowa,  N.  J., 
Minn.,  Ohio. 

Arthur  D.  Osborne,  Michigan,  Wis.,  Minn. 

Charles  Robinson,  New  York,  Maine,  Mich. 

Henry  Rogers,  Pennsylvania. 

Wm.  K.  Townsend,  New  York. 

M.  Frank  Tyler,  Mass. 
New  London.     John  Danforth,  Mass.,  South  Carolina,  New 

York,  New  Jersey,  Penn.,  Ohio,  Illinois,  Mich.,  Maryland, 

Texas. 
Nor  walk.     A.  B.  Woodward,  New  York. 
Norwich-     Ebenezer  Learned,  New  York,  Ohio,  Indiana. 

George  Perkins,  New  York. 

John  T.  Wait,  Maine,  N.  H.,  Yer.,  R.  I.,  New  York,  Penn., 

Mich.,  111.,  Tenn.,  Ark.,  Del.,  Mo.,  La.,  Cal.,  Fla.,  Texas. 

Saybrook.     Deep  River,  John  W.  Maivin,  New  York,  Mich., 

Minnesota. 
Stamford.     Samuel  Fe-senden,  New  York. 
Waterbury.     Stephen  VV.  Kellogg,  New  York. 
Woodbury.     William  Cothren,  New  York,  Ohio,  Mich.,  Ind., 

Ill  ,  Wisconsin. 

NOTARIES  DPTJJBLIC. 

Appointed  by  the  Governor.  They  hold  office  from  the  date 
of  their  commission,  and  for  two  years  from  the  first  day  of 
February  of  the  year  in  which  they  are  commissioned,  unless 
their  commissions  are  sooner  revoked  by  the  Governor. 

Ansonia.     William  Powe,  Charles  H.  Pine. 
Ashford.     Danforth  0.  Lombard,  John  H.  Simmons. 
Avon.     Henry  Clark. 

Berlin.     Albert  A.  Barnes,  Charles  M.  Brown,  John  Norton, 
Alfred  North. 
Bethel.    Eli  W.  Gilbert,  David  T.  Hubbell,  Henry  C.  Judd, 


NOTARIES    PUBLIC.  35 

Horace  R.  Northrop,  Frederick  Shepard,  Nathan  Seelev,  Amos 
Woodman. 

Bethlehem.  Henry  W.  Peck,  Samuel  L.  Bloss,  Eli  W. 
Gilbert. 

Bloomfield.     John  E.  Cox,  Henry  W.  Rowley. 

Bolton.     Nathan  S.  Maine. 

Bozrah.  Augustus  D.  Herrick,  Charles  S.  Pendleton,  Albert 
Waterman. 

Branford.  J.  H.  Bartholomew.  Edward  H.  Rogers,  Henry 
Rogers. 

Bridgeport.  Charles  S.  Adams,  Richard  C.  Ambler,  Chas. 
K.  Averill,  F.  J.  Banks,  Samuel  S.  Banks,  Ashbel  E.  Bartram, 
Ebenezer  Burr,  Jr.,  Thomas  L.  Bartholomew,  Nelson  M.  Beach, 
Morris  B.  Beardsley,  Alfred  B.  Beers,  F.  N.  Benham,  Henry  E. 
Bowser,  Orlando  H.  Brothwell,  Andrew  Burke,  Charles  S.  Can- 
field,  Lyman  S.  Catlin,  Michael  Eberhard,  Thomas  R.  Crutten- 
den,  William  E.  Disbrow,  Henry  B.  Drew,  Alfred  B.  Fairchild, 
Thomas  B.  Fairchild,  John  F.  Fayerweather,  Herman  Ganz, 
Amos  Fuller,  Granville  W.  Goodsell,  Walter  Goddard,  Philip  L. 
Holzer,  R.  E.  Hough,  John  S.  Griffith,  Edwin  F.  Hall,  Julius  S. 
Hanover,  W.  R.  Higby,  William  B.  Hinks,  D.  F.  Hollister, 
Frank  L.  Holt,  Howard  G.  Hubbell,  F.  W.  Hurd,  John  A.  Hur- 
ley, James  King,  Rudolph  Kost,  R.  B.  Lacey,  David  B.  Lock- 
wood,  Frederick  J.  Lockwood,  Francis  W.  Marsh,  Michael 
Mc Guinness,  Willis  F.  Morehouse,  Horace  Nichols,  John  F. 
Noble,  William  H.  Noble,  Wilfred  K.  Norton,  John  E.  Pond, 
Charles  P.  Porter,  Isaac  B.  Prindle,  Charles  B.  Read,  Egbert 
Rockwell,  Howard  H.  Scribner,  Richard  Sewell,  William  E. 
Seelev,  Michael  S.  Sheridan,  Charles  Sherwood,  L.  M.  Slade, 
A.  Skaats,  George  A.  Staples,  William  M.  Staples,  Goodwin 
Stoddard,  Edward  S.  Sumner,  Samuel  B.  Sumner,  Albert  M. 
Tallmadge,  Frank  B.  Taylor,  D  wight  H.  Terry,  Curtis  Thomp- 
son, George  W.  Warner,  Thomas  L.  Watson/George  F.  Wild- 
man,  William  C.  Wildman,  Rudolphus  E.  Whittlesey,  Charles 
E.  Wilmot. 

Bridgewater.     Alexander  Hawley,  Charles  Treat. 

Bristol.  Roland  D.  Barnes,  D.  A*.  Miller,  Samuel  P.  New- 
ell, George  H.  Mitchell,  Miles  L.  Peck,  John  H.  Sessions,  Charles 
S.  Treadway. 

f  Brookfield.     Henry  S.  Beers,  Sidney  E.  Hawley,  Andrew 
Northrop,  Henry  S.  Peck. 

Brooklyn.  Edward  L.  Cundall,  John  Palmer,  John  P. 
Wood. 

Canaan.     D wight  W.  Clark,  D wight  E.  Dean,  Edmund  D. 


36  NOTARIES    PUBLIC. 

Lawrence,  Charles  B.  Maltbie,  Uriel  H.  Miner,  A.  C.  Randall. 
Falls  Village,  Lee  P.  Dean. 

Canterbury.     Alfred  H.  Bennett,  Joseph  P.  Lester. 

Canton.  Jasper  H.  Bid-well,  W.  \V.  Bidwell,  Levi  Case,  Benj. 
F.  Case,  Samuel  N.  Codding,  Moses  S.  Dyer.  Collinsville,  Oliver 
F.  Perry. 

Chaplin.     Jared  W.  Lincoln. 

Chatham.  Joiiah  Ackley,  John  Carrier,  Nathaniel  C. 
Smith. 

Cheshire.     Edward  A.  Cornwall,  Milton  C.  Doolittle. 

Chkster.     J.  T.  Clark,  E.  C.  Hungerford. 

Clinton.    Edwin  L.  Chapman,  Ezra  A.  Post,  John  B.  Wright. 

Colebrook.     Rollin  D.  Baldwin,  Reuben  R<  ckwell. 

Colchester.  Joseph  N.  Adams,  Salmon  C.  Gillette,  Daniel 
Hammond,  Israel  F.  Loomis,  Samuel  P.  Willard. 

Columbia.     Joseph  Hutchins,  William  H.  Yeomans. 

Cornwall.     Silas  C.  Beers,  Wilson  P.  Sturgis. 

Coventry.  Henry  A.  Brewster,  Luther  P.  Gager.  Soutfi 
Coventry,  Loring  Winchester. 

Cromwell.  Stephen  P.  Polley,  William  H.  Stickney,  Sam- 
uel B.  Wilcox. 

Danbury.  Jabez  Amsbury,  Roger  Averill,  John  W.  Bacon, 
George  W.  Bamum,  2d,  Albert  G.  Benedict,  George  B.  Benja- 
min, Ezra  P.  Bennett,  William  C.  Bennett,  David  B.  Booth, 
Lucius  H.  Boughton,  Benjamin  E.  Cowperthwaite,  Harris  L.  Cro- 
futt,  Samuel  Gregory,  Martin  H.  Griffin,  Jr.,  Norman  Hodge, 
Luman  L.  Hubbell,  Benezet  A.  H<  ugh,  Lucius  P.  Hoyt,  William 
S.  Peck,  Horace  Purdy,  Christian  Quien,  Dwight  E.  Rogers, 
Henry  C.  Ryder,  Aaron  C.  Seeley.  William  P.  Seeley,  L.  P. 
Treadwell,  Edgar  Tweedv,  Harry  Williams. 

Darien.  George  W/Clock,  Charles  F.  Hull,  Melville  E. 
Mead,  Ira  Scofield,  James  M.  Tooker. 

Derby.  William  C.  Atwater,  John  D.  Ballou,  Egbert  Bart- 
lett,  George  L.  Beardslev,  William  S.  Browne,  Franklin  Burton, 
Thomas  S.  Bir.lsey,  Thos.  L.  J.  Bulluss,  William  J.  Clark,  E.  V. 
Clemens,  Benjamin  F.  Culver,  Frederick  L.  Gay  lord,  A.  K. 
Hatheway,  Geo.  H.  Peck,  Robert  Peck,  David  Torrance.  Au- 
sonia,  Charles  H.  Pine,  Wm.  Powe.  Birmingham,  Wm.  S. 
Downs. 

Durham.  Leverett  M.  Leach,  Henry  G.  Newton,  Rums  W. 
Mathewson. 

Easteord.     Ellery  D.  Burnram,  Hiram  H.  Burnham. 

East  IIaddam.  Cyrus  W.  Chapman,  Almon  Day,  Thomas 
Gross,  Jr.,  S.  R.  Holmes,  David  S.  Purp;e,  Wm.  A.  Cone. 


NOTARIES   PUBLIC.  37 

East  Hartford.  Geo.  W.  Baldwin,  Percv  S.  Bryant, 
Arthur  P.  Moore,  Ephraim  Rood,  Arthur  W.  Eaton. 

East  Haven.  S."  W.  F.  Andrews,  L.  P.  Deming,  Wra.  E. 
Goodyear,  Charles  W.  Hemingway,  Hiram  Jacobs,  John  R. 
Leete,  Wm.  P.  Xiles,  Henry  M.  Shannon. 

East  Lyme.     Daniel  Caulkins,  Moses  W.  Comstock. 

Easton.  Selleck  N.  Osborn,  George  J.  Banks,  Ebenezer  S. 
Gillette,  Joseph  W.  Johnson. 

East  Windsor.  Homer  D.  Allen,  Caleb  Leavitt,  Eugene  T. 
Spooner. 

Ellington.     Michael  H.  Mandell. 

Enfield.    David  Brainard,  Amos  D.  Bridge,  Willis  Gowdy, 

F.  A.  King,  Loren  H.  Pease,  William  Stimson. 

Essex.  Charles  S.  Hough,  James  L.  Phelps,  Jared  E.  Red- 
field,  C.  0.  Spencer,  Alfred  M.  Wright,  Henry  R.  Wooster. 

Fairfield.  Henry  Bradley,  William  H.  Johnson,  Wm.  B. 
Glover,  Daniel  Meloney,  John  H.  Perry,  Francis  M.  Pike, 
Charles  C.  Perry,  Albert  W.  Sanfori.  Southport,  Charles  M. 
Gilman,  0.  H.  Perry,  E.  C.  Sherwood. 

Fakmington.  Thomas  Cowies,  Julius  Gay,  Richard  H. 
Gay,  Carlos  L.  Mason,  Wm.  W.  Woodford. 

Franklin.  Thomas  G.  Kingsley,  H.  L.  M.  Ladd,  Ashbel 
Woodward. 

Glastonbury.  Wm.  S.  Goslee,  Thomas  H.  L.  Taicott,  L. 
E.  Crosby. 

Goshen.  Eugene  E.  Allyn,  Frederick  E.  Hurlburt,  Henry 
Norton. 

Granby.    Theo.  M.  Maltbie. 

Greenwich.  H.  W.  R.  Hoyt,  Joseph  H.  Marshall,  Myron 
L.  Mason,  J.  W.  Diehl,  Daniel  S.  Mead,  Jr.,  George  G.  McXall, 
Robert  J.  Walsh,  Albert  F.  Finiels,  Luke  A.  Lockwood,  John 

G.  Reynolds,  Edward  J.  Wright. 

GriWold  Henry  T.  Crosby,  L.  M.  Green,  E.  C.  Kegwin, 
Alexander  H.  Lester,  John  A.  Owen. 

Groton.  Lemuel  Clift,  E.  R.  Coe,  John  J.  Copp,  David  A. 
Daboll,  John  O.  Fish,  Robert  N.  Gray,  Philo  Little,  Orrin  E. 
Miner,  Thomas  E.  Packer,  Asa  Perkins,  2d,  William  H.  Potter, 
Jabez  Watrous,  Jr.,  James  L.  Weaver. 

Guilford.  George  S.  Davis,  Edward  R.  Landon,  F.  W. 
Seward,  Joel  T.  Wildman. 

Haddam.  George  W.  Arnold,  Walter  N.  Gay,  Edward  D. 
Gilbert. 

Hamden.     Charles  P.  Augur,  Silas   Benham,    Ellsworth  B 


38  NOTARIES    PUBLIC. 

Cooper,  Elias  Dickerman,  Edwin  P.  Edwards,  Horace  Tuttle, 
Walter  W.  Woodruff. 

Hampton.     David  Greenslit. 

Hartford.  John  C.  Abbott,  David  L.  Aberdien,  Sherman 
W.  Adams,  B.  R.  Allen,  Israel  Altman,  Isaiah  Baker,  Jr., 
William  E.  Baker,  Henry  S.  Barbour,  Joseph  L.  Barbour, 
S3Tlvester  Barbour,  J.  B.  Bartholomew,  Morgan  W.  Beach, 
J.  M.  Benedict,  Edward  B.  Bennett,  Samuel  J.  Bestor,  Lorenzo 
M.  Blake,  Lewis  H.  Brainard,  Joseph  Breed,  James  H.  Brew- 
ster, Frederick  P.  Brehm,  John  H.  Brocklesby,  A.  K.  Brock- 
lesby,  John  P.  Bronk,  Edwin  Brower,  Alfred  B.  Bull,  Henry  L. 
Bunce,  Charles  L.  Burdett,  George  H.  Burdick,  Albert  L. 
Burke,  John  F.  Burt,  Silas  Chapman,  Jr.,  George  H.  Burt, 
James  R.  Chapman,  Edgar  H.  Clark,  James  W.  Clark,  Mahlon 
N.  Clark,  Charles  J.  Cole,  Harry  Cornwell,  Sidney  E.  Clark, 
Silas  H.  Cornwell,  Horace  Cornwall,  E.  P.  Cowles,  L.  G. 
Cummings,  G.  F.  Davis,  Asa  W.  Day,  George  H.  Day,  John  C. 
Day,  Charles  S.  Davidson,  Leonard  A.  Dickinson,  E.  B.  Dilling- 
ham, Svlvester  C.  Dunham.  Charles  E.  Dustin,  Frederick 
Eberle,  Frederick  G.  Eberle,  Theodore  G.  Ellis,  Willard  Eddy, 
Samuel  E.  Elmore,  William  H.  Ellsworth,  Henry  W.  Frying, 
Wm.  A.  Erving,  Charles  E.  Fellowes,  H.  B.  Freeman,  Henrv  H. 
Fitch,  William  H.  Fitch,  H.  E.  Fitts,  Edward  L.  Gaylord,  Sim- 
eon J.  Fox,  Ed.  L.  Gaylord,  A.  J.  Glazier,  Alfred  W.  Green, 
Robert  A.  Griffing,  David  G.  Gordon,  Miles  W.  Graves,  Charles 
E.  Gross.  Louis  Gundlach,  Isaac  W.  Hakes,  William  Hamersley, 

A.  E.  Hart,  H.  E.  Harrington,  Albert  N.  Hatheway,  Horace 
Heath,  W.  F.  Henney,  RatclifTe  Hicks,  John  E.  Higgins, 
Appleton  R.  Hillver,  Charles  J.  Hoadlv,  Francis  A.  Hoadlv, 
George  W.  Hubbard,  L.  B.  Hubbard,  Charles  C.  Hurlbut,  W. 
W.  Hyde,  Lyman  R.  Ingraham,  Henry  M.  Jacobs,  Ward  W. 
Jacobs,  Charles  M.  Joslyn,  William  H.  King,  Henry  A.  Kippen, 
James  H.  Knight,  William  Knox,  Herbert  B.  Langdon,  Charles 
H.  Lawrence,  A.  G.  Loomis,  Cooke  Lounsbury,  Robert  Lunny, 
2d,  Aug.  J.  Lvman,  Frederick  S.  Lvman,  Theodore  Lyman,  E. 
E.  Marvin,  William  L.  Matson,  W.'.T.  McConville,  W:  B.  Mc- 
Cray,  Charles  L.  Mcintosh,  Richard  McCloud,  John  T.  McMa- 
nus!  Thomas  McManus,  Lent  B.  Merriam,  M.  M.  Merriman,  M. 
E.  Merrill,  James  H.  Miller,  Hiram  R.  Mills,  Leonard  Morse, 
George  B.  Newton,  Henry  Osborn,  Francis  H.  Parker,  E.  R. 
Parmelee,  Edward  W.  Parsons,  John  C.  Parsons,  Edward  B. 
Peck,  Nathan  F.  Peck,  F.  C.  Penfield,  Wilbert  W.  Perry,  James 

B.  Powell,  S.  0.  Prentice,  Henry  C.  Robinson,  E.  D.  Robbins, 
Edward  F.  Rogers,  David  A.  Rood,  Wrarren  Rowley,  Charles  H. 


NOTARIES    PUBLIC.  39 

Russell,  George  E.  Sanborne,  George  G.  Sill,  A.  Davis  Smith, 
N.  Starkweather,  W.  W.  Smith,  Charles  A.  Safford,  William  W. 
Stillman,  F.  G.  Sexton,  Clinton  Spencer,  Lewis  Sperry,  Lewis 
E.  Stanton,  George  G.  Sumner,  J.  H.  Tallman,  Henry  E.  Tain- 
tor.  James  P.  Taylor,  Stephen  Terry,  John  H.  Thacher,  E.  D. 
Tiffany,  Heman  A.  Tyler,  Geo.  Ulrich,  Wm.  Very,  George  H. 
Warner,  George  A.  Washburne,  John  C.  Wasserbach,  John  W. 
Welch,  Mahlon  R.  West,  Charles  T.  Welles,  M.  H.  Whaples, 
John  P.  Wheeler,  Edward  S.  White,  William  A.  Willard,  Hiram 
Willev,  Abram  E.  Williams,  John  R.  Wittig.  Oliver  Woodhouse, 
William  S.  Wooster,  Wm.  H.  Woodward,  N.  C.  Wilder. 

Hebron.     C.  F.  Bissell,  George  S.  Bestor.  Anson  Little. 

Huntington.  E.  P.  Curtis,  Jr.,  Almon  B.  Ruggles,  Joseph 
Tomlinson,  Charles  Warner,  Charles  Judson. 

Kent.    Jerome  F.  Gibbs. 

Killingly.  Mowry  Amsbury,  Arthur  G.  Bill,  Henry  X. 
Clemens.  Wm.  E.  Hyde,  Oliver  P.  Jacobs,  Wm.  H.  Oakley, 
George  W.  Pike,  Edwin  L.  Palmer,  James  H.  Potter,  L.  H. 
Rickard,  Milton  A.  Shumway,  James  H.  Sweet,  George  H. 
Wheaton,  Chauncey  C.  Young.  West  Killingly,  Edward  L. 
Cundall,  Henry  Hammond,  Henry  L.  Hammond. 

Killingworth.     Orlando  E.  Redfield. 

Lebanon.  Wm.  A.  Fuller,  Henry  M.  Kelley,  James  M. 
Peckham. 

Ledyard.     Elisha  S.  Allyn,  Jas.  A.  Billings. 

Lisbon.     Hezekiah  L.  Read. 

Litchfield.  J.  H.  Catlin,  George  E.  Jones,  Dwight  C. 
Kilbourn,  George  C.  Woodruff,  George  M.  Woodruff. 

Lyme.  John  W.  Bill,  Benjamin  Rathbone,  Henry  B.  Sisson, 
James  Griswold,  John  F.  Laplace. 

Madison.  J.  Mvron  Hull,  Samuel  R.  Cranston,  William  S. 
Hull. 

Manchester.  Sanford  0.  Benton,  John  S.  Cheney,  Richard 
0.  Cheney,  Clinton  W.  Cowles. 

Mansfield.  Charles  H.  Babcock,  James  P.  Barrows,  John 
Fitch,  Henry  Huntington,  Joseph  M.  Merrill,  Gardner  W. 
Reynolds,  Ralph  W.  Storrs. 

Mebiden.  Owen  B.  Arnold,  John  Barrett,  Thomas  A.  Ben- 
ham,  Jr.,  Eli  C.  Birdsey,  Bela  Carter,  Geo.  M.  Clark,  Wm.  H. 
Catlin,  A.  Chamberlin*,  Jr.,  Asa  H.  Churchill,  Geo.  B.  Curtiss, 
Lewis  K.  Curtis,  Wilbur  F.  Davis,  John  E.  Durand,  Clarence 
E.  Ellsbree,  C.  Robert  Fasv,  Frank  S.  Fay,  Geo.  A  Fay, 
Edwin  D.  Hall,  Lewis  Hall,  Selah  A.  Hull,*  Isaac  B.  Hyatt, 


40  NOTARIES    PUBLIC. 

Charles  P.  Ives,  George  W.  Ives,  Charles  W.  Mann,  William  R. 
Mackey,  E.  A.  Merriman,  George  N.  Morse,  Junius  S.  Norton, 
Jr.,  A"  L.  Otis,  A.  B.  Paddock,  Benjamin  Page.  Ralph  A. 
Palmer,  Wm.  H.  Perkins,  Franklin  Piatt,  James  P.  Piatt,  Frank 
D.  Proudman,  Gustave  Rebstock,  Charles  L.  Rockwell.  Charles 
H.  Shaw,  Frank  J.  Seidensticker,  Geo.  W.  Smith.  Wilbur  H. 
Squire,  A.  L.  Stevens,  Julius  A.  Talmadge,  S.  H.  W.  Yale. 

Middlebury.     Charles  L.  Nichols. 

Middlefield.     Lyman  A.  Mills,  Moses  W.  Terrill. 

Middletowx.  James  E.  Bid  well,  Eldon  B.  Birdsev,  Walter 
L.  Blake,  Wm.  H.  Burrows,  Geo.  W.  Burr,  Abbott  G.  Butler, 
Arthur  B.  Calef.  Jr.,  J.  N.  Camp,  Frederick  B.  Chaffee,  M.  B. 
Copeland,  Edward  Douglass,  James  K.  Guy,  Frederick  L. 
Gleason,  Geo.  H.  Harris,  Lovell  Hall,  R.  C.  Markham,  Charles 

A.  Newell,  D.  Ward  Northrop,  Robert  G.  Pike,  Augustus  Put- 
nam, George  Rand,  Henrv  H.  Smith,  Frank  F.  Starr,  Elihu  W. 
N.  Starr,  Orrin  E.  Stoddard,  Charles  G.  R.  Vinal,  Frederic 
Vinal,  Harris  Warner. 

Milford.  Anon  Clark,  John  W.  Fowler,  Jonas  G.  French, 
Henry  C.  Piatt,  Alexander  T.  Peck,  Wm.  H.  Pond. 

Monroe.  Charles  M.  Beardsley,  Lacey  Higgins,  Geo.  W. 
Lovejoy,  Martin  J.  Mallett,  David  A.  Nichols,  Charles  B. 
Wheeler,  Frederick  W.  Wheeler. 

Montville.  Henry  A.  Baker,  Henry  A.  Smith,  Orrin  H. 
Whiting. 

Morris.     Garry  H.  Miner. 

Naugatuck.     Henry  C.  Baldwin,  L.  S.  Beardsley,  Edward 

B.  Goodvear,  William  Kennedv,  George  A.  Lewis,  Benton  A. 
Peck,  Luther  S.  Platter,  Robert  M.  Smith,  John  M.  Sweenev, 
Adelbert  C.  Tuttle. 

New  Britain.  Frank  H.  Alfred,  James  H.  Beach,  Lyman 
S.  Burr,  V.  B.  Chamberlain,  Nelson  A.  Cowles,  Augustus  P. 
Collins,  Frederick  H.  Hubbard,  John  D.  Humphrey,  Edward  C. 
Jones,  Charles  S.  Landers,  Albert  Morton,  Howard  C.  Noble, 
Charles  Northend,  Charles  A.  Northend,  Charles  B.  Oldershaw, 
Julius  H.  Pease,  Charles  Peck,  J.  A.  Pickett,  James  W.  Ring- 
rose,  James  Shepard,  Andrew  J.  Sloper,  Levi  O.  Smith,  Wm. 
W.  Smith,  Edward  N.  Stanlev,  W.  F.  Walker,  John  Walsh,  M. 
S.  Wiard. 

New  Canaan.  Francis  L.  Aiken,  Russell  L.  Hall,  Noah  W. 
Hoyt,  S.  Y.  St.  John. 

Nbw  Fairfield.     Charles  D.  H.  Kellogg. 

New  Hartford.  0.  T.  Hungerford,  Edwin  E.  Kellogg, 
Nathan  Morse,  Orrin  S.  Thorn; 


NOTARIES    PUBLIC.  41 

New  Haven.  Edward  A.  Anketell,  E.  P.  Arvine,  Adolph 
Asher,  Prentiss  0.  Averv,  F.  W.  Babcock,  Louis  H.  Babcock, 
Charles  L.  Baldwin,  Edward  VV.  Baldwin,  Wm.  T.  Bartlett,  Ed- 
ward L.  Bassett,  Edson  S.  Beach,  John  K.  Beach,  Edward  C. 
B.eecher,  Eugene  A.  Beecher,  Leopold  Besser,  George  Blake- 
man,  Charles  C.  Blatchley,  Charles  F.  Bollman,  John  C.  Brad- 
ley, Robert  S.  Brownson,  Curtis  S.  Bushnell,  George  A.  Butler, 
Sylvanus  Butler,  Frederick  A.  Chase,  James  G.  Clark,  J.  P. 
Cleaveland,  L.  W.  Cleaveland,  James  F.  Colby,  Geo.  R.  Cooley, 
Lafayette  Comstock,  Robert  J.  Couch,  R.  ?.  Cowles,  Hugh 
Daily,  Eugene  DeForest,  George  L.  Dickerman,  T.  P.  Dicker- 
man,  Edwin  C.  Dow,  Virgil  M.  Dow,  Cornelius  T.  Driscoll, 
Joseph  C.  Earle,  Lewis  Elliott,  Wm.  \V.  Fa=nham,  Wm.  T. 
Fields,  George  L.  Finney,  Truman  S.  Foote,  Charles  E.  Fowler, 
Charles  H.  Fowler,  Austin  B.  Fuller,  Timothy  J.  Fox,  Herbert 
C.  Fuller,  Samuel  A.  Galpin,  Philip  Goodhart,  Frank  H.  Gay- 
lord,  Charles  K.  Gorham,  John  VV.  Geary,  Geo.  M.  Gunn,  Enos 
A.  Hale,  Samuel  Halliwell,  Charles  S.  Hamilton,  George  W. 
Hamilton,  Francis  E.  Harrison,  Edward  R.  Hayes,  Charles  W. 
Hemingway,  Samuel  Hemingway,  A.  C.Hendricks,  Benj.Hig- 
bie,  Edwin  A.  Hill,  Eugene  C.  Hill,  Burton  J.  Hine,  Isaac  W. 
Hine,  John  C.  Hollister,  Sanford  H.  Holmes,  Hobart  L.  Hotch- 
kiss,  Savillian  R.  Hull,  Jonathan  Ingersoll,  Francis  G.  Ingersoll, 
Thomas  C.  Ingersoll,  Hoadley  B.  Ives,  Abel  B.  Jacocks,  W.  G. 
Judson,  A.  H.  Kellam,  Charles  Kimberly,  E.  Elliot  Kimberly, 
George  H.  Earned,  Thomas  J.  Lawton,  Augustus  Lines,  Samuel 
Lloyd,  H.  C.  Long,  Benjamin  C.  Lum,  S.  A.  Marsden,  James 
M.  Mason,  C.  B.  Matthewman,  Alexander  McAllister,  Eli  Mix. 
Edwin  F.  Mansfield,  Frank  P.  Mills,  John  B.  Mills,  Luzon  B^ 
Morris,  Chas.  T.  Morse,  Elliott  H.  Morse,  William  xMoulthrop, 
Lyman  E.  Munson,  Wm.  P.  Niles,  Charles  H.  R.  Nott,  John  G. 
North,  Andrew  O'Xeil,  Arthur  D.  Osborne,  Geo.  W.  Osborne, 
G.  Edward  Osborne,  -James  Olmsted,  Henry  C.  Pardee,  Henry 
E.  Pardee,  Edward  N.  Peck,  Edward  R.  Pendleton,  Daniel  G. 
Phipps,  Henry  Pierpont,  James  P.  Pigott,  Johnson  T.  Piatt, 
Joseph  D.  Plunkett,  Philip  Pond,  Frank  Prescott,  Edward  Pur- 
rington,  John  B.  Reddan,  Horatio  G.  Redfield,  James  Reynolds, 
John  A.  Richardson,  A.  Heaton  Roberts jn,  Wm.  0.  Robinson, 
George  A.  Root,  William  E.  Rowland,  E.  S.  Rogers,  Henry 
Rogers,  Henry  D.  Russell,  Talcott  H.  Russell,  Alvin  P.  Sanford, 
Whiting  S.  Sanford,  Chas.  W.  Scranton,  Joseph  Sheldon,  T.  J. 
Sloan,  chas.  W.  Shelton,  George  Sherman,  John  H.  Shumway, 
John  Shuster,  H.  E.  Smith,  J.  Gibbs  Smith,  Carlos  Smith, 
Siegwart    Spier,    Ezra   L.    Stiles,    J.    Preston    Strong,    David 


42  NOTARIES    PUBLIC. 

Strouse,  George  H  Sutton,  Chas.  L.  Swan,  Jr..  Joseph  J.  Swee- 
ney, George  Terry,  Win,  E.  Thompson,  Edward  A.  ihompson, 
Sherwood  S.  Thompson,  Wm.  K.  Townsend,  Charles  H.  Trow- 
bridge, Julius  Twiss,  George  A.  Tyler,  Morris  F.  Tyler,  Charles 
L.  Ullman,  Daniel  H.  Veader,  S.  H.  Wagner,  Fred.* H.  Waldron, 
Israel  K.  Ward.  Elihu  Watrous,  Herbert  C.  Warren,  Charles  H. 
Webb,  I.  D.  Weed,  Wm.  J.  Weld,  Charles  R,  Whedon,  Alfred 
N.  Wheeler,  Oliver  S.  White,  Wm.  R.  White,  John  H.  Whiting, 
Dexter  R.  Wright,  William  A.  Wright,  James  A.  Wood. 

Newington.     Edward  Shelton. 

New  London.  Charles  Allyn,  Chas.  W.  Barns,  Robert  P. 
Boss,  William  Belcher,  Chas.  'W.  Butler,  Richard  N.  Belden, 
Augustus  Brandegee,  Jr.,  Charles  Capouilliez,  J.  L.  Chew, 
Robert  Coit,  George  Colfax,  W.  H.  H.  Comstock,  B.  A.  Copp, 
John  C.  Crump,  A.  S.  Darrow,  JohnDanforth,  Ferris  W.  Doug- 
las, James  H.  Hill,  Walter  Learned,  Bela  P.  Learned,  Daniel 
Lee,  Reuben  Lord,  Jr.,  Andrew  C.  Lippitt,  Lester  S.  Phillips, 
Gideon  F.  Raymond,  Charles  G.  Sistare,  Wm.  M.  Stark,  Justus 

A.  Southard,  Henry  C.  Weaver,  Ralph  Wheeler,  Calvin  G.  Wil- 
liams, Thomas  M.  Williams,  Geo.  D.  Whittlesey. 

New  Milford  Richard  B.  Cogswell,  L.  Dunning,  Henry 
Ives,  T.  Dwight  Merwin.  Henry  S.  Mygatt,  Charles  Randall,  H. 
Leroy  Randall,  John  S.  Turrill. 

Newtown.  Henry  T.  Nichols,  Henry  L.  Wrheeler,  Charles 
H.  Northrop. 

Norfolk.     Joseph  N.  Cowles,  Joseph  B.  Eldridge. 

North  Branford.     Edward  Smith. 

North  Canaan.     Edmund  D.  Lawrence. 

North  Haven.  Stephen  C.  Gilbert,  Charles  W.  Tuttle,  Zenas 
J.  Ward. 

North  Stosington.     Charles  H.  Brown,  Elijah  Bailey,  Wm. 

B.  Hull. 

Nor  walk.  Alfred  E.  Austin,  Legrand  C.  Betts,  Wm.  S. 
Bouton,  Alfred  H.  Camp,  Robert  B.  Craufurd,  R.  S.  Craufurd, 
Wm.  A.  Curtis,  John  H.  Ferris,  Edwin  B.  Goodell,  James  W. 
Hyatt,  Jacob  M.  Layton,  Charles  E.  Lockwood,  B.  W.  Maples, 
Jonas  J.  Millard,  Geo.  E.  Miller,  Wm.  E.  Montgomery,  John  A. 
Osborn,  Winthrop  H.  Perry,  Allen  W.  Paige,  J.  S  Randall, 
David  K.  Selleck,  Henry  K.Selleck,  Burr  Smith,  Benj.  J.  Stur- 
ges,  Nelson  Taylor,  Leander  G.  Wilcox,  Charles  P.  Woodbury. 
Sou/It  Nortoalk,M.  B.  Pardee. 

Norwich.  James  Allan,  John  C.  Averill,  Frank  H.  Brownt 
Lucius  Brown,  Amos  A.  Browning,  Willis  A.  Briscoe,  Henry 
H.    Burnham,   Chauncey   K.   Buslmell,   Charles    E.    Chandler, 


NOTARIES    PUBLIC.  43 

Charles  B.  Chapman,  George  D.  Coit,  Win.  S.  Congdon,  E.  C. 
Cooke,  A.  S.  Child?,  Ashbel  S.  Crandall,  John  N.  Crandall, 
John  Cross,  John  L  Dennison,  Walter  Fuller,  Charles  W.  Gale, 
Gardiner  Greene,  Jr.,  Samuel  Harrison,  Burrill  W.  Hyde, 
Lewis  A.  Hyde,  Wm.  H.  Jennings,  Jr.,  Bela  P.  Learned,  Daniel 
Lee,  Aaron  Lucas.  Clinton  Lucas,  Solomon  Lucas,  Stephen  B. 
Meach,  Edwin  Palmer,  Henrv  F.  Palmer,  Ira  L.  Peck,  Charles 
H.  Phelps,  George  C.  Ripley,  William  Roath,  William  H. 
Shield*,  J.  Hunt  Smith,  John  L.  Spalding,  Nicholas  Tarrant, 
Allen  Tenny,  Seneca  H.  Thresher,  Edwin  A.  Tracyr,  William  C. 
Tucker,  John  M.  Thayer,  Seneca  S.  Thresher,  Oliver  P.  Wat- 
tles, Charles  Webb,  Samuel  A.  W7hitney,  Horace  B.  Wrinship, 
Frank  L.  Woodward,  Alfred  E.  Wyman,  David  Young. 

Old  Lyme.  Daniel  Chadwick,' James  Griswold,  Thomas  A. 
Swan. 

Old  Saybrook.  Edwin  Aver,  Henry  Hart,  Ozias  H.  Kirt- 
land,  James  Rankin. 

Orange.  Charles  H.  Amesbury,  Charles  K.  Bush,  Wralter 
A.  Main. 

Oxford.    Samuel  L.  Tuttle. 

Plainfjeld.  Joseph  N.  Dean,  Pobert  Gray,  Samuel  P. 
Robinson,  Jeremiah  Starkweather,  Edgar  M.  Warner. 

Plainville.    Robert  C.  Usher. 

Plymouth.    Jason  C.  Fenn. 

Pomfeet.    Pardon  B.  Johnson. 

Portland.  Leroy  Brainard,  Wm.  W.  Coe,  Ferdinand  Gilder- 
sleeve,  Henry  Gildersleeve,  Jr.,  Henry  Kilby,  Dennis  A.  Mc- 
Quillin,  Charles  H.  ^age,  John  H.  Sage. 

Preston.     Aaron  Lucas,  Chester  S.  Prentice. 

Prospect.     B.  B.  Brown. 

Putnam.  John  A.  Carpenter,  S.  H.  Seward,  Perry  P.  Wil- 
son, Jerome  Tourtelotte. 

Redding.  William  B.  Hill,  David  H.  Miller,  David  S.  Nash, 
W.  H.  Osborne,  Thomas  San  ford. 

Ridgefield.  Lewis  H.  Bailey,  Hiram  K.  Scott,  D.  Smith 
Gage. 

Rocky  Hill.     Samuel  Dimock,  Rufus  W7.  Griswold. 

Roxbury.     Aaron  W.  Fenn. 

Salem.     Frederick  E.  Chadwick. 

Salisbury.  Sidney  P.  Ensign,  Thomas  L.  Norton,  Wm.  E. 
Pettee,  Hubert  Williams. 

Saybrook.  E.  H.  Peckham.  Deep  River,  John  W.  Marvin, 
Gideon  Parker. 

Scotland.    James  Burnett. 


44  NOTARIES    PUBLIC. 

Seymour.  S.  Hart  Culver,  Henrv  Bradley,  Burton  W.  Smith, 
W.  H.  Williams. 

Sharon.     Alonzo  A.  Bates,  Gilbert  L.  Smith. 

Sherman.     Charles  A.  Mallory. 

Simsbury.     Jeffrey  0.  Phelps,  Seymour  Pettybone. 

Somers.     John  A." Garland. 

Southbury.     George  H.  Canfield,  G.  T.  Pierce. 

Southington.  Charles  D.  Barnes,  Randolph  W.  Cowles, 
Marcus  H.  Holcomb,  John  S.  Phinney,  Francis  D.  Whittlesey. 

South  Nokwalk.     M.  B.  Pardee/ 

South  Windsor.    John  S.  Clapp,  Frederick  A.  King. 

Stafford.  Joseph  W.  Chandler,  J.  F.  Chamberlin,  Gardner 
S.  Davis,  Charles  F.  Harwood,  Alvarado  Howard,  William  H. 
Spedding.     Stafford  Springs,  R.  S.  Hicks. 

Stamford.  Harry  Bell,  Samuel  H.  Cohen,  George  B.  Chris- 
tison,  Julius  B.  Curtis,  Galen  A.  Carter,  Jr.,  Marcus  L.  Dunn, 
Samuel  Fessenden,  H.  Stanley  Finch,  George  W.  Glendening, 
Charles  E.  Holley,  Henry  A.  Hubbard,  Nathaniel  R.  Hart, 
Francis  R.  Leeds,  Schuyler  Merritt,  E.  W.  Riker,  Edwin  L. 
Scofield,  George  E.  Scofield,  Henry  P.  Stagg,  Wm.  C.  Strow- 
bridge,  Jr.,  A.  R.  Turkington,  Franklin  Underhill,  William  W. 
Waterbury. 

Sterling.     Silas  J.  Matteson. 

Stonington.  Peleg  S.  Barber,  Samuel  H.  Chesebro,  Oliver 
B.  Grant,  M.  S.  Greene,  Nathaniel  B.  Hancox,  George  Hubbard, 
Henry  B.  Noyes,  Peleg  Noj^es,  Wm.  J.  H.  Pollard,  Moses  A. 
Pendleton,  Charles  Perrin,  Elias  P.  Randall,  D.  B.  Spalding, 
Thomas  D.  Sheffield,  Richard  A.  Wheeler. 

Stratford.  Claudius  B.  Curtis,  V.  R.  C.  Giddings,  Samuel 
F.  Houghton,  A.  B.  Judd,  Charles  E.  Stagg,  George  H.  Spall, 
Herrick  A.  Sutton,  Lucius  B.  Vail,  LeGrand  Wells. 

Suffield.  Alonzo  C.  Allen,  Byron  Loomis,  Wm.  L.  Loomis, 
Hezekiah  S.  Sheldon,  Alfred  Spencer,  Jr. 

Thomaston.  Albert  P.  Bradstreet,  F.  Willette  Etheridge, 
Elliott  J.  Fenn,  Arthur  J.  Hine,  George  H.  Stoughton. 

Thompson.     Hiram  Arnold,  Floyd  Cranska. 

Tolland.  Edwin  0.  Dimock,  Lucius  S.  Fuller,  Arthur  J. 
Morton. 

Torrington.  Allen  G.  Brady,  Charles  F.  Brooker,  Isaac 
W.  Brooks,  John  W.  Brooks,  Joseph  F.  Calhoun,  Edward  T. 
Coe,  George  W.  Cole,  John  W.  Gamwell.  Sidney  S.  Ingraham, 
Charles  L.  McNeil,  Elisha  Turner.  Wolcotlville,  Isaac  W. 
Brooks. 

Vernon.     William  W.  Andross,  Benezet  H.  Bill,  E.  C.  Chap- 


NOTARIES    PDBLIC.  45 

man,  George  D.  Goodrich,  D wight  Marcy,  Emerson  W.  Moore, 
Charles  D.  Talcott,  Gelon  W.  West,  Charles  A.  Wiers.  Rock- 
mile,  John  H.  Kite. 

Voluntown.     Caleb  B.  Potter,  George  Rouse. 
Wallingford.     Clarence  H.  Brown,  VVm.  B.  Hall,  George 
A.  Hopson,  Leverett  M.  Hubbard,  Bennett  Jerralds,  0.  I.  Mar- 
tin, Edwin  R.  Ives,  Henry  Martin,  William  H.  Newton. 

Washington.     Gould' C.  Whittlesey. 

Watekbury.  Anson  F.  Abbott,  Albert  J.  Blakeslee,  Augus- 
tus M.  Blakeslee,  William  W.  Bonnett,  Ed.  L.  Bronson,  Freder- 
ick J.  Brown,  Lucien  F.  Burpee,  Burton  G.  Bryan,  A.  P.  P. 
Camp,  Herbert  P.  Camp,  Charles  C.  Comerford,  E.  A.  Curtis, 
Franklin  L.  Curtis,  Edward  F.  Cole,  John  B.  Doherty,  Frank 
W.  Ellis,  Francis  B.  Field,  Edward  L.  Frisbie,  Jr.,  Charles  W. 
Gillette,  Gilman  C.  Hill,  Edwin  S.  Hoyt,  J.  Edward  Johnson, 
Francis  J.  Kane,  Stephen  W.  Kellogg,'  Greene  Kendrick,  F.  J. 
Kingsbury,  Charles  E.  Lamb,  Robert  T.  Lattin,  Robert  A.  Low, 
G.  S.  Parsons,  George  T.  Perry,  Charles  G.  Root,  Arthur  0. 
Shepardson,  F.  A.  Spencer,  Mark  L.  Sperry,  Dennis  H.  Tiernev, 
Geo.  E.  Terrv,  Silas  B.  Terrv,  Daniel  F.  Webster,  John  W. 
Webster,  F.  L.  Welton. 

Waterford.     Frederick  P.  Morgan,  Henry  A.  Smith. 

Watertoww.  Bennett  C.  Atwood,  Leman  W.  Cutler,  Chas. 
S.  Abbott. 

West  Hartford.  Myron  A.  Andrews,  Samuel  J.  Bestor, 
Merton  S.  Buckland. 

Weston.     M.  V.  B.  Rowland. 

Westport.  Joseph  G  Hyatt,  William  E.  Nash,  Henry  E. 
Sherwood,  B.  L.  Wood  worth,  Moses  W.  Wilson. 

Wethersfield.     Henry  A.  Deming. 

Willingtox.     Marcus  B.  Fisk,  Adolph  Korper. 

Wilton.  Lockwood  K.  Ferris,  Wm.  D.  Gregory,  James  T. 
Hubbell,  J.  B.  Hurlbutt,  Samuel  H.  Ruscoe,  Samuel  H.  Scott. 

Winchester.  Albert  M.  Beach,  George  M.  Carrington, 
Rollin  H.  Cooke,  F.  D.  Fvler,  Henry  Gav,  Elias  E.  Gilman, 
Frank  D.  Hallett,  Charles"  B.  Holmes,  Henry  L.  Roberts,  Geo. 
S.  Rowe,  Albert  F.  Spencer,  Henry  C.  Young.  Winsted,  Ru- 
fus  E.  Holmes.      West  Winsted,  Henry  Gay. 

Windham.  Samuel  Bingham,  Lloyd  E.  Baldwin,  John  M. 
Alpaugh,  Amos  B  Adams,  Huber  Clark,  John  M.  Hall,  James 
E.  Hayden,  John  L.  Hunter,  Allen  Lincoln.  0.  H.  K.  Risley, 
Henry  F.  Royce,  Elliott  B.  Sumner,  Chester  Tilden,  Marcus  L. 
Try  on,  John  L.  Walden,  James  Walden.  Willimantic,  Chris- 
topher P.  Hempsted,  Geo.  W.  Meloney. 


46  COUNTIES. 

Windsor.     Richard  D.  Case,  John  B.  Woodford. 
Windsor  Locks.     Elijah  Ashley,  John  W.  Coogan,  John  B. 
Dougluss,  J.  W.  Johnson. 
Wolcott.     Henry  Miner. 

WOODB  RIDGE. 

Woodbury.  David  S.  Bull,  Wm.  Cothren,  Scoville  Nettle- 
ton,  George  F.  Shelton. 

Woodstock.     North  Woodstock,  Ezra  C.  May. 

COUNTIES. 

HARTFORD  COUNTY. 

Commissioners — Westell  Russell,  Hartford,  1885;  Lucius  G. 
Goodrich,  Simsbury,  1883;  Thaddeus  H.  Spencer,  Suffield, 
1884. 

Clerk  of  Courts — Charles  W.  Johnson,  Hartford. 

Assistant  Clerk — Francis  Chambers,  Hartford. 

State  Attorney — William  Hamerslev,  Hartford. 

Sheriff— Alva'W.  Spaulding,  Hartford,  to  June  1,  1884. 

Deputy  Jailor — Apollos  Fenn,  Hartford. 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Hartford,  Charles  A.  Lord,  Thomas  B.  Chapman;  Bristol, 
Henry  C.  Butler;  Collinsville,  John  E.  Wheelock;  East  Hart- 
ford, Arthur  P.  Moore;  Granby,  Albert  Gillette;  Hartland, 
Albert  X.  Stillman;  Manchester,  George  A.  Bidwell;  New  Brit- 
ain, Henry  C.  Williams;  So.  Glastonbury,  Sanford  E.  Shef- 
field; Simsbury,  John  W.  Phelps;  Southington,  John  C. 
Lewis;  Suffield,  Webb  E.  Burbank;  Warehouse  Point,  James 
Price,  Jr.;  Wethersfleld,  E.  G.  Woodhouse. 

Attorneys  at  Law. 
[Those  marked  *  are  Commissioners  of  the  Superior  Court.] 
Hartford.  Sherman  W.  Adams,  David  L.  Aberdein, 
*Leverett  N.  Austin,  Henry  S.  Barbour,  *Joseph  L.  Barbour, 
Sylvester  Barbour,  E.  B.  Bennett,  *John  B.  Betts,  Charles  H. 
Briscoe,  John  H.  Brocklesby,*John  P.  Bronk,  Percy  S.  Bryant, 
John  K.  Buck,  Henry  E.  Burton,  David  S.  Calhoun,* Joseph  G. 
Calhoun,  Geo.  Case,  Uriah  Case,  Franklin  Chamberlin,  Fran- 
cis Chambers,  Charles  R.  Chapman,  *Charles  H.  Clark,  *Sid- 
ney  E.  Clark,   *F. .  E.  Cleveland,  Charles  J.  Coles,  *Goodwin 


COUNTIES.  47 

Collier,  Wra  R.  Cone,  John  W.  Coogan,  Horace  Cornwall,  Jno. 
C.  Day,  Rob't  E.  Day,  S.  C.  Dunham,  Wm.  L.  Eaton,  Wm.  W. 
Eaton',  Fred'k  Eberle,  *Fred'kG.  Eberle,  Willard  Eddy,  Lucien 
Edwards,  Arthur  F.  Eggleston,  Charles  E.  Fellowes,  Francis 
Fellowes,  H.  B.  Freeman,  George  S.  Oilman,  Edward  Good- 
man, David  G.  Gordon,  Daniel  J.  Griffin,  Charles  E.  Gross, 
Mary  Hall,  Wm.  Hamersley,  A.  X.  Hatheway,  Joseph  R.  Haw- 
lev/  J.  H.  Holcomb,  John  Hooker,  Chauncev  Howard,  R.  D. 
Hubbard,  Alvan  P.  Hyde,  *E.  H.  Hyde,  Jr.,  Frank  E.  Hyde, 
Win.  Waldo  Hyde,  Chas.  \V.  Johnson,  Elisha  Johnson,  Samuel 

F.  Jones,  *Chas.  M.  Joslyn,  Charles  Kelsey,  Cooke  Lounsbury, 
Theodore  Lyman,  T.  M.  Maltbie,  Edwin  E.  Marvin,  William  L. 
Matson,  *George  P.  McLean,  Richard  McCloud,  *W.  J.  Mc- 
Conville,  *Thomas  McMamis,  *Hiram  R.  Mills,  Leonard  Morse, 
W.  R.  Morrow,  Hugh  0' Flaherty,  Charles  H.  Owen,  *John  F. 
O'Neil,  Jona.  E.  Palmer.  ^Francis  H.  Parker,  John  C.  Parsons, 
Chas.  E.  Perkins,  *Wilbert  W.  Perry,  John  T.  Peters,  S.  0. 
Prentice,  *W.  J.  Kodgers,  Edward  D.  Robbins,  *Henry  C.  Rob- 
inson, Charles  A.  SarTord,  ^Clinton  Spencer,  A.  H.  Snow,  *Geo. 

G.  Sill.  W.  E.  Simonds,  Arthur  D.  Smith,  Lewis  E.  Sperry, 
Lewis  E.  Stanton,  T.  E.  Steele,  Z.  A.  Storrs,  *Geo.  G.  Sumner, 
H.  E.  Taintor,  J.  Tallman,  Stephen  Terry,  Albert  H.  Walker, 
*Roger  Welles,  Thomas  G.  Welles,  *Edgar  T.  Welles.  Chas.  P. 
Watson,  Mahlon  R.  West,  *E.  S.  Westcott,  John  H.  White, 
Edward  S.  White,  *Hiram  Willey,  *John  R.  Wittig. 

Berlin.     *Frank  A.  Browne. 

Bloomfield.     Jonathan  E.  Palmer,  *Hiram  R.  Mills. 

Bristol.  *  James  P.  Andrews,  Morgan  W.  Beach,  *Henry 
A.  Mitchell,  Samuel  P.  Newell,  George  A.  Gowdy,  N.  H 
Pierce. 

Canton.     Collinsville,  Wm.  W.  Bidwell,  Frederick  M.  Mills. 

East  Hartford.     Percy  S.  Bryant. 

Enfield.  J.  W.  Johnson.  Thompsonville.  Charles  H.  Bris- 
coe, *John  H.  Halliday,  *John  Hamlin. 

Farmington.     Thomas  Cowles. 

Glastonbury.     William  S.  Goslee. 

Granby.     T.  M.  Maltbie,  William  C.  Case. 

Manchester.  North  Manchester,  Olin  R.  Wood,  *C.  R. 
Hatheway.     Buckland,  Chas.  H.  Owen. 

..  New  Britain.  Milton  H.  Bassett,  Lyman  S.  Burr,  V.  B. 
Chamberlain,  Henrv  C.  Gussman,  Austin  Hart,  Frank  L.  Hun- 
gerford,  *Philip  J.*  Markley,  Chas.  E.  Mitchell,  Henry  Nash, 
Henry  0.  Nash,  Julius  H.  Pease,  John  VValsb,  Chas.  E.  Wood- 
ruff. 


48  COUNTIES. 

Nbwington.    *  Roger  Welles. 

Plain ville.     *Epaphroditus  Peck. 

Rocky  Hill.     Arthur  D.  Smith. 

South ington.  Marcus  H.  Holcomb,  Walter  S.  Merrell. 
Plant  smile.     *R.  M.  Douglass. 

Suffield.     Leverett  X.  Austin,  *Clinton  Spencer. 

Windsor  Locks.  J.  W.  Johnson,  J.  B.  Douglass,  *John 
Coats. 

Windsor.     Thomas  M.  Roberts. 

Wethersfield.     Edward  D.  Robbins. 

Commissioners  of  Superior  Court. 

Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above,  and  the  following: 

Bristol.     Benjamin  F.  Hawley. 

East  Hartford.     Samuel  0."  Good  win. 

Enfield.     Franklin  Smith. 

Xew  Britain.     Daniel  J.  Savin,  John  W.  Stoughton. 

Rocky  Hill.     G.  0.  Chambers. 

Simsbury.     N.  Webster  Holcomb,  Dudley  B.  McLean. 

JUSTICES    OF    THE    PEACE. 

With  the  number  of  Jurors  and  Justices  of  the  Peace  to 
which  each  town  is  entitled. 

Hartford,  47.  David  L.  Aberdein,  Sherman  W.  Adams, 
Sylvester  Barbour,  Edward  B.  Bennett,  John  R.  Buck,  Henry 
E.  Burton,  George  Case,  Uriah  Case,  Charles  R.  Chapman, 
Charles  J.  Cole,  Patrick  H.  Daly,  John  C.  Day,  Sylvester  C. 
Dunham,  Wm.  L.  Eaton,  Fred.  Eberle.  Willard  Eddy,  Arthur  F. 
Eggleston,  Chas.  E  Fellowes,  H.  B  Freeman,  Daniel  J.  Griffin, 
Chas.  E.  Gross,  A.  N.  Hathaway,  Wm.  F.  Henney,  Elisha  John- 
son, Samuel  F.  Jones,  Cooke  Lounsbury,  Theodore  Lyman,  Ed- 
win E.  Marvin,  Leonard  Morse,  Richard  McCloud,  John  C. 
Parsons,  Chas.  E.  Perkins,  John  T.  Peters,  Samuel  0.  Prentice, 
Lewis  E.  Stanton,  Timothy  E.  Steele,  Henry  E.  Taintor,  James 
H.  Tallman,  Stephen  Terry,  Mahlon  R.  West. 

Avon,  6.  James  E.  Lusk,  Chester  R.  Woodford,  Ludwig  M. 
N.  Wolf. 

Berlin,  10.  W.  W.  Norton,  Charles  M.  Browne,  Eben  C. 
Woodruff,  C.  Pomeroy  Ives. 

Bl<>om field,  8.     Samuel  B.  Newberry,  John  W.  Spencer. 

Bristol,   15.     S.   P.   Newejl,   Laporte   Hubbell,    Hiram   H. 


COUNTIES.  49 

Hurlburt,  Asahel  Brockett,  Henry  Beckwith,  Aseph  C.  Fuller, 
Morgan  W.  Beach,  M.  M.  Woodford,  Noble  E.  Pierce,  Augus- 
tus H.  Warner. 

Burlington,  6.  Norris  W.  Bunnell,  Romeo  Elton,  Geo.  W. 
Pratt,  Anthony  Moore,  Jr. 

Canton,  10.  Wm.  VV.  Bidwell,  Chas.  Blair,  Chas.  S.  Osborne, 
Wm.  G.  Hallock,  Oliver  C.  Adams,  Julius  E.  Case,  Wells  A. 
Laughton,  Anson  W.  Bristol,  Watson  Case. 

East  Granby,  9.  Isaac  P.  Owen,  Richard  H.  Phelps, 
Charles  A.  Tudor,  James  H.  Viets. 

East  Hartford,  13.  Henry  Albro,  Wm.  M.  Stanley,  Seth 
Risley,  W.  C.  Cummings,  Ralph  Risley,  Percv  S.  Bryant,  J.  K. 
Hall,  E.  J.  Carroll. 

East  Windsor,  14.  Jabez  S.  Allen,  Henry  L.  Barnes,  Jo- 
seph T.  Hull. 

Enfield,  20.  Charles  H.  Briscoe,  J.  Warren  Johnson,  Rus- 
sell D.  Parsons,  A.  D.  Bridge,  Horace  Patten,  R.  D.  Parsons, 
F.  E.  Ely,  S.  Hathaway,  Theo.  I.  Pease,  Joseph  N.  Allen,  Chas. 
E.  Priced  C.  F.  Morrison,  Chas.  M.  Abbe. 

Farmington,  14.  Thomas  Cowles,  Jr.,  Charles  L.  Whitman, 
Martin  L.  Parsons,  Ezra  C.  Ayre,  John  P.  Lewis,  George  Dun- 
ham, Thomas  L.  Porter,  Alpheus  Porter,  Lucius  D.  Pond. 

Glastonbury,  17.  George  C.  Andrews,  Albert  A.  Bogue, 
Henry  B.  Doane,  William  S.  Goslee,  Nathaniel  W.  French, 
Chas.  J.  Loomer,  Norman  W.  Strickland,  Thos.  H.  L.  Talcott, 
John  W.  Hubbard,  Geo.  A.  Treat,  Henry  E.  Loomis,  Chester  I. 
Loveland 

Granby,  13.  Watson  Dewey,  Theodore  M-  Maltbie,  Wal- 
lace Kendall,  Asel  H.  Rice,  Lucian  Reed,  J.  R.  Hayes. 

Hartlaxd,  6.  J.  Gates  Miller,  Flavel  C.  Newton,  George  L. 
Gilman. 

Manchester,  13.  Walter  W.  Cowles,  Daniel  Wadsworth, 
George  W.  Cheney,  Chas.  S.  Cheney,  Rufus  R.  Dimock,  Olin 
R.  Wood,  James  F.  Bunce,  James  Campbell,  Mason  Agard. 

Marlborough,  5.     Amos  B.  Latham,  Henry  D.  Barrows. 

New  Britain,  30.  James  H.  Beach,  Austin  Hart,  Julius  H. 
Pease,  Michael  Gray,  Thomas  Begley,  Henry  0.  Nash,  Chas.  E. 
Mitchell,  Frank  L.  Hungerford,  James  W.  Ringrose,  L.  S.  Burr, 
David  G.  Gordon,  Wm.  Seiring,  John  Walsh,  Chas.  E.  Woodruff, 
V.  B.  Chamberlain,  Milton  H.  Basse tt. 

Newington,  8.  John  S.  Kirkham,  Samuel  A.  Steele,  Elias 
M.  Steele. 

Plalnville,  5.  Major  A.  Nickerson,  T.  G.  Wright,  D.  W. 
Fox. 

4 


50  COUNTIES. 

Rocky  Hill,  6.     Eugene  R.  Silliman,  Henry  R.  Taylor. 
Simsbury,  14.     Chas.  L.  Roberts,  Alonzo  G.  Case*  Michael 

A.  Flynn,  George  Mitchelson. 

Southlngtox,  11.  John  J.  Barnes,  Marcus  H.  Holcomb, 
Walter  S.  Merrell,  A.  M.  Lewis,  Charles  S.  Woodruff. 

South  Windsor,  9.  Seth  Vinton,  Bradford  H.  Grant,  Lewis 
Sperry,  Edmund  Watson. 

Suffield,  15.  Samuel  White,  Simon  B.  Kendall,  H.  K. 
Ford,  E.  J.  Copley,  H.  G.  Leonard,  James  B.  Rose,  Israel 
Newton. 

West  Hartford,  8.  Samuel  J.  Bestor,  Benj.  S.  Bishop, 
Jas.  S.  Flagg,  Henry  Talcott,  Chas.  H.  Flagg,  Adolph  C.  Stern- 
berg, Timothy  Sedgwick,  2d. 

Wethersfield,  13.  Albert  Galpin,  Albert  H.  Galpin,  Ebene- 
zer  G.  Havens,  Wm.  W.  Adams,  John  Welles. 

Windsor,  10.     John  L.  Clark,  Oliver  P.  Mills,  Eli  S.  Hough. 

Windsor  Locks,  6.     John  P.  Healey,  Elijah  Ashley,  John 

B.  Douglass,  John  W.  Coogan,  S.  B.  Douglas,  Alpheus  W.  Par- 
sons. 


NEW  HAVEN  COUNTY. 

Commissioners — Hiram  Jacobs,   East  Haven,    1883;  Marcus 

E.  Baldwin,  Woodbridge,  1884;  George  F.  Perry,  Waterbury, 
1885. 

Clerk  of  Courts— Jonathan  Ingersoll,  New  Haven. 
Assistant  Clerks— Edward  A.  Anketell,  New  Haven;  Edward 

F.  Cole,  Waterbury. 

State  Attorney— Tilton  E.  Doolittle,  New  Haven. 
Sheriff—  John^C.  Byxbee,  Meriden,  to  June  1,  1884. 
Deputy  Jailor — George  A.  Stevens,  New  Haven. 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

New  Haven,  William  B.  Catlin,  Jonathan  W.  Pond,  Wm.  E. 
Higgins;  Meriden,  Linus  Birdsey;  Derby,  Henry  Whipple; 
Guilford,  Elisha  Hart;  Madison,  Wm.  S.  Hull;  Milford,  Samuel 
A.  Miles;  Nangatuck,  Wm.  Brophy;  Seymour,  David  Tucker; 
Wallingford,  George  W.  Morse;  Waterbury,  Charles  E.  Egan; 
Branford,  Henry  D.  Linsley;  Southbury,  Theodore  F.  Wheeler; 


Orange,  James  H.  Peck;  Cheshire,  Robert  Cook. 
County  Treasurer — Harmanus  M.  Welch,  New 


Haven. 


COUNTIES.  51 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

New  Haven.  ♦John  W.  Ailing,  *S.  W.  F.  Andrew?,  ♦Ed- 
ward A.  Anketell,  *E.  P.  Arvine,  *AdoIpb  Asher,  William  W. 
Bailey,  *Simeon  E.  Baldwin,  ♦Fred'k  W.  Babeock,  William  R. 
Barbour,  John  S.  Beach.  *  William  L.  Bennett,  *Stuart  Bidwell, 
♦James  Bishop,  *Henry  T.  Blake,  *C.  C.  Blatchley,  *Levi  N. 
Blvdenburg,  *Charles  F.  Bollman.  Edward  A.  Bowers.  John  W. 
Bristol,  *Louis  H.  Bristol,  *Samuel  L.  Bronson,  ♦Charles  K. 
Bush,  John  K.  Beach,  *Julins  C.  Cable.  *Wm.  C.  Case,  ♦Wil- 
son H.  Clark,  *  James  G.  Clark,  *L.  W.  Cleaveland,  ♦James  F. 
Colby,  *Geo.  R.  Cooley,  ♦Hugh  Dailey,  *Lueius  P.  Deming, 
♦George  L.  Dickerman,  ♦T.  E.  Doolittle,  *Edwin  C.  Dow, 
♦Cornelius  T.  Driscoll,  John  J.  DuBois,  D.  Cady  Eaton.  *  Jacob 
E.  Emery.  William  W.  Famam,  *Charles  H.  Fowler,  *John  S. 
Fowler,  *Timothv  J.  Fox,  John  C.  Gallagher.  *Chas.  K.  Gor- 
ham,  ♦George  M.  Gunn,  E.  Edwin  Hall,  ♦H.  F.  Hall,  *S.  D. 
Hall,  ♦Chas.  S.  Hamilton,  *  Henrv  B.  Harrison.  Lvnde  Harrison, 
James  I.  Haves,  ♦John  C.  Hollister,  *Hobart  L.  Hotehkiss,  ♦L. 
M.  Hubbard*.  ♦Savillian  R.  Hull,  ♦Charles  R.  Ingersoll,  ♦Fran- 
cis G.  Ingersoll,  ♦Jonathan  Ingersoll,  ♦Thomas  C.  Ingersoll, 
Charles  Ives,  *Abel  B.  Jacocks,  *William  DeW.  Kellogg, 
♦William  H.  Kenyon,  'Patrick  F.  Kiernan,  Henry  W. 
Lamb.  *  William  H.  Law,  ♦Edward  L.  Linsley,  *  Burton 
Mansfield,  ♦Samuel  A.  Marsden,  ♦Charles  B.  Matthewman, 
♦John  B.  Mills,  William  J.  Mills,  *Eli  Mix,  *Luzon  B.  Morris, 
Charles  T.  Morse,  *Joseph  B.  Morse,  #Lyman  E.  Munson, 
♦Henry  G.  Newton,  ♦Arthur  D.  Osborne,  ♦George  W.  Osborne, 
♦Henrv  E.  Pardee,  William  Parsons,  *  Albert  D.  Pennev,  *L.  L. 
Phelps.  ♦John  P.  Phillips,  ♦Bums  S.  Pickett.  James  P.  Pigott, 
♦Henry  C.  Piatt,  ♦Johnson  T.  Piatt,  ♦Joseph  D.  Plunkett,  ♦Ed- 
win Purrington,  *  Abraham  H.  Robertson,  ♦Wm.  C.  Robinson, 
♦John  A.  Robinson,  ♦Edward  H.  Rogers,  *Henrv  Rogers, 
♦Henry  D.  Russell,  ♦Talcott  H.  Russell,  ^Walter  J.  Scott. 
♦Joseph  Sheldon,  Edwin  A.  Smith,  ♦Siegwart  Spier,  *David 
Strouse,  *Elliott  J.  Stoddard,  Wm.  W.  Stone,  *JohnP.  Studley, 
♦Charles  L.  Swan,  *James  S.  Thompson,  *Wm.  K.  Townsend, 
W.  J.  Trowbridge.  Dwight  W.  Tuttle.  *GroveJ.  Tuttle.  *  Julius 
Twiss,  ♦Morris  F.  Tyler,  *George  A.  Tyler,  ♦Charles  L.  Uliman, 
*Simeon  H.  Wagner,  ♦John  B.  WaVd,  *Geo.  H.  Watrous, 
=*Francis  Wavland,  ♦James  H.  Webb,  *  Charles  R.  Whedon, 
*Alfred  N.  Wheeler,  *Charles  A.  White,  ♦Henrv  D.  White, 
♦Roger  S.  White,  ♦Oliver  S.  White,  ♦John  N.  Whiting, 
♦James  A.   Wood,  *Dexter  R.  Wright,   *  William  A.  Wright, 


52  COUNTIES. 

*Samuel  A.  York,  ^Edmund  Zacher.  Fair  Haven,  *Curtis  S. 
Bushnell. 

Branford.     *Wm.  A.  Wright,  Joseph  C.  Sharkey. 

Cheshire.  *  William  Kelsey,  *George  Hine,  *  Robert  W. 
Wright. 

Derby.  Birmingham,  *William  S.  Downs,  Wm.  E.  Downs, 
*Edwin  B.  Gager,  Seabury  B.  Piatt,   David  Torrance,  *Wm. 

B.  Wooster,  *\Vra.  H.  Williams.  Antonia,  *John  D.  Ballou, 
^Charles  Reed,  *Verenice  Plunger,  *Daniel  E.  McMahon. 

Guilford.     Edward  R.  Landon,  *Hollis  T.  Walker,  Edwin 

C.  Woodruff. 

Hamden.     Charles  S.  Everest. 

Meriden.  *John  Barrett,  *Wilbur  F.  Davis,  Geo.  A.  Fay. 
Frank  S.  Fay,  *  Willis  I.  Fenn.,  *Chas.  P.  Ives,  *Chas.  W.  Mann, 
*E.  A.  Merriman,  *Franklin  Piatt,  James  P.  Piatt, *Orville  H. 
Piatt,  *William  Slatteiy,  George  W.  Smith,  *Chas.  H.  Shaw, 
John  Q.  Thayer. 

Naugatuck.  *Henry  C.  Baldwin,  *James  T.  Breen,  *Bur- 
ton  A.  Peck,  *Wm.  Kenney,  *J.  M.  Sweeney. 

North  Haven.    *Edward  L.  Linsley. 

Southbury.     Granville  T.  Pierce. 

Seymour.     *  Harris  B.  Munson,  *\V.  H.  Williams. 

Wallingford.  *Leverett  M.  Hubbard,  *0.  H.  D.  Fowler, 
*Seymour  D.  Hall,  *Henry  F.  Hall,  *Eli  S.  Ives. 

Waterbury.  Henry  I.  Boughton,  *Lucien  F.  Burpee, 
*Cbarles  A.  Collev,  *George  H.  Cow  ell,  ^Edward  F.  Cole, 
Thomas  Donahue,"  2d,  C.  W.  Gillette,  Stephen  W.  Kellogg, 
Greene  Kendrick,  Robert  A.  Lowe,  *  Henry  R.  Morrill,  *H.  B. 
Munson,  *Martin  Myers,  John  O'Neil,  Jr.,  *Chas.  G.  Root, 
*Geo.  E.  Terry,  ^Daniel  F.  Webster,  John  W.  Webster. 

Woodbridge.     *Wilson  H.  Clark. 

Commissioners  of  Superior  Court. 
Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above  and  the  following: 
New  Haven.  John  F.  Bishop,  Elisha  Blackman,  Henry  A. 
Blakeman,  Frederick  Botsford,  William  D.  Brinley,  Robert  E. 
Baldwin,  Edwin  M.  Clark,  Horace  Day,  Amos  E.  Dudley,  John 
E.  Earle,  Lucius  W.  Fitch,  Harvey  S.  Nettleton,  William  P. 
Niles,  John  Tuttle,  Clarence  E.  Thompson,  Phillip  Goodheart, 
Samuel  Halliwell,  Horace  P.  Hoadley,  Henry  C.  Kingsley,  B. 
L.  Lambert,  Birdsey  C.  Lake,  Frank  Maley,  Peter  McQnaid, 
Robert  T.  Merwin,  Caleb  Mix,  Gardner  Morse",  Lewis  E.  Osborn, 
Sidney  B.  Oviatt,  Joseph  B.  Sargent,  Edward  F.  Stevens, 
George  Terry,  Charles  H.  Webb. 


COUNTIES.  53 

Beacon  Falls.     Julius  A.  Hart. 

Blthany.     Edwin  M.  Clark. 

Bradford.  Henry  Rogers,  Elizur  Rogers,  Eli  F.  Rogers, 
Charles  F.  Hotchkiss  c 

Derby.  Egbert  Bartlett,  Edwin  Hallock,  Robert  Peck, 
Albert  F.  Sherwood,  Nathan  C.  Treat. 

Meriden.     Charles  H.  Sawyer. 

Middle  bury. 

Milford.  Harvey  Beach,  C.  Sleeman  Coan,  George  H.  Fur- 
man. 

Naugatuck.     George  D.  Bissell. 

North  Haven.     Charles  M.  Tuttle. 

Oxford.     John  Harzer. 

Seymour. 

Wallingford. 

Waterbury.     John  B.  Scott. 

Wood  bridge. 

JUSTICES    OF    THE    PEACE. 

New  Haven.  56.  Earliss  P.  Arvine,  Adolph  Asher,  James 
Bishop,  C.  F.  Bollman,  Sylvanus  Butler,  George  R.  Cooley, 
John  S.  Fowler,  Timothy  J.  Fox.  Hobart  L.  Hotchkiss,  Jona- 
than Ingersoll,  Charles  T.  Morse,  Eli  Mix,  S.  Arthur  Marsden, 
A.  Heaton  Robertson,  Charles  L.  Swan.  Jr.,  John  P.  Studley, 
William  H.  Kenyon,  Charles  R.  Whedon,  E.  Zacher.  Samuel  A. 
York,  T.  C.  Ingersoll,  Frank  F.  Kiernan,  Alfred  N.  Wheeler, 
John  C.  Gallagher,  Herman  Thrall,  Siegwart  Spier,  Samuel  L. 
Bronson,  Cornelius  T.  Driscoll,  E.  Gilbert  Austin,  Frederick 
W.  Babcock.  S.  Harrison  Wagner,  Levi  N.  Blydenburgh,  Royal 
T.  Smith,  Luzon  B.  Morris,  William  J.  Mills,  Willis  G.  Judson, 
Joseph  D.  Plunkett.  Michael  Herrity,  John  Tuttle,  James  I. 
Hayes,  Ezra  B.  Dibble,  David  Strouse,*Michael  E.  Tracy,  James 
H.'Goodsell,  George  A.  Tyler,  Wallace  N.  Robbins,"  Burton 
Mansfield,  John  B.  Mills,  William  H.  Law,  John  W.  Geary, 
James  A.  Wood,  Daniel  Healey. 

Beacon  Falls.  8.     Herbert  C.  Baldwin,  Buel  Buckingham. 

Bethany,  7.  >amuel  R.  Woodward,  E.  S.  Hotchkiss,  Na- 
than Clark. 

Branford,  8.  William  E.  Hatch,  Marcus  0.  Babcock,  Ed- 
ward H.  Rogers,  Win.  A.  Wright. 

Cheshirk.  12.  Theo.  A.  Cook,  Jesse  N.  Humiston,  William 
Kelsey.  Charles  S.  Gillette,  Charles  T.  Hotchkiss,  Darius  Steb- 
bins. 


54  COUNTIES. 

Derby,  18.  John  W.  Storrs,  David  Torrance,  Verenice 
Munger,  John  B.  Quilinan,  A.  Leninger,  Charles  Keed,  John 
Lindley,  Daniel  E.  McMahon,  John  C.  Reilly,  Seabury  B. 
Piatt,  Mark  Buckingham,  W.  S.  Huckenburv,'  W.  S.  Downs, 
Edwin  B.  Gager,  William  J.  Clark,  John  D.  Ballon,  William  B. 
Wooster. 

East  Haven,  9.  Hiram  Jacobs,  Henrv  Smith,  Dwight  W. 
Tuttle,  Grove  J.  Tuttle,  S.  W.  F.  Andrews,  Charles  A.  Bray, 
Henry  D.  Russell,  Charles  Ives. 

Guilford,  14.  Edward  R.  Landon,  John  R.  Rossiter,  John 
Beattie,  Henry  E.  Norton,  J.  Seymour  Benton,  Hollis  T.  Walker, 
Harvey  Elliott,  Richard  M.  Leete,  A.  G.  Hull,  Lynde  Harrison, 
Leverett  C.  Stone,  Edwin  C.  Woodruff. 

Hamden,  11.  Henry  Tuttle,  Bela  A.  Mann,  Andrew  J. 
Doolittle,  James  H.  Webb,  Lewis  Trappee. 

Madison,  11.  Henry  B.  Wilcox,  John  H.  Meigs,  John  P.' 
Hopson,  Horace  G.  Hill,  M.  A.  Wilcox,  Samuel  D.  Cruttenden, 
C.  Henry  Whedon,  Washington  Bristol. 

Meriden,  17.  George  A.  Fav,  E.  A.  Merriman,  Charles  H. 
Shaw.  J.  P.  Piatt,  F.  S.  Fav,  Selah  A.  Hull,  J.  C.  Hinsdale, 
Levi  E.  Coe,  C.  J.  Heineman,  J.  Q.  Thayer.  G.  W.  Smith,  C. 
W.  Mann,  W.  Slattery,  W.  F.  Davi*. 

Middlebury,  5.  Hawkins  W.  Munson,  Silas  Tuttle,  Wil- 
liam  Tyler,  Levings  Abbott. 

Milford,  14.     James  W.  Beach,  P.  S.  Bristol,  Henry  Furman. 

Naugatuck,  9.  Hial  S.  Stevens,  H.  G.  Denniston,  Edward 
B.  Mallette,  George  A.  Fenton,  Miner  S.  Baldwin,  Herbert  A. 
Hard,  Luther  S.  Piatt. 

North  Bran  ford,  6.     Charles  Page,  F.  C.  Bartholomew. 

North  Haven,  8.     Andrew  F.  Austin,  Cyrus  Cheeney. 

Orange,  8.  Benj.  T.  Clark,  Win.  H.  Talmadge,  George  W. 
Metcalf,  Elias  T.  Main,  Donaldson  S.  Thompson,  James  R. 
Avres,  Stephen  E.  Booth. 

'Oxford,  10.  David  Hawley,  Lewis  B.  Perkins,  Nathan  C. 
Riggs,  Chirk  E.  Lum,  Benjamin  Nichols  Harpin  A.  Lum,  Robert 

B.  Limburner,  Samuel  L.  Tuttle,  William  H.  Williams. 
Pbospect,  5.     Benjamin  B.  Brown,  John  F.  Matth- 
Seymour,   10.     John   W.   Rogers,   F.   M.  Clemens   Nathan 

Holbrook,  George  Leavenworth. 

South  bury,  10.  Henrv  S.  Wheeler,  William  S.  Hooper, 
baac  Watson,  Granville  t.  Pierce,  Charles  Hotchkiss,  William 

C.  Beecher. 

WallingFORD,  14.  Franklin  Johnson,  0.  I.  Martin,  Patrick 
McKenna,  George  Cook,  Edward  F.  Cook,  Jared  T.  Kimberly, 


COUNTIES.  DO 

Homer  R.  Johnson,  Charles  E.  Smith,  Patrick  Mooney,  Matthew 
Harland,  Robert  B.  Wallace. 

Waterbury,  22.  George  H.  Cowell,  Charles  G.  Root,  Dan- 
iel F.  Webster,  Franklin  L.  Welton,  Nelson  J.  Welton,  Henry  I. 
Boughton,  Charles  W.  Gillette,  Stephen  W.  Kellogg,  John 
O'Neih,  Jr..  John  W.  Webster,  George  E.  Terry,  Thomas  Don- 
ahue, 2d,  Edward  F.  Cole,  Henry  R.  Morrill,  Greene  Kendrick, 
Charles  A.  Colley,  Martin  Myers,  Robert  A.  Lowe,  Charles  C. 
Commerford,  Edward  G.  Kilduff,  Herbert  P.  Camp,  A.  J. 
Newberth. 

Wolcott,  5.     Frederick  L.  Nichols,  Amos  M.  Johnson. 

Woodbridge,  7.  Theo.  R.  Baldwin,  Wilson  H.  Clark,  Mar- 
cus E.  Baldwin,  William  H.  Warner. 


NEW  LONDON  COUNTY. 

Commissioners — Elijah  A.  Morgan,  Stonington;  Paul  B. 
Greene,  Norwich,  1883;  Erastus  Geer,  Lebanon,  1884. 

Clerk  of  Courts — John  C.  Averill,  Norwich. 

Assistant  Clerk — John  C.  Kellogg,  Norwich. 

State  Attorney — Thomas  M.  Waller,  New  London. 

Sheriff — Frank  Hawkins,  Griswold,  P.  0.  New  London,  to 
June  1,  1884. 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Norwich,  Joab  B.  Rogers,  Silas  H.  Dewey;  New  London, 
George  P.  Hinckley;  North  Stonington,  Gilbert  Billings;  Col- 
chester, Addison  M.  Taintor;  Mystic  Bridge,  John  H.  Hoxie; 
Lebanon,  Asa  C.  Peckham:  Montville,  George  N.  Wood;  Ston- 
ington, George  R.  Green. 

Deputy  Jailors — E.  H.  Beckwith.  Norwich;  George  G.  Fitch, 
New  London. 

County  Treasurer — Leonard  Hempstead,  Nevr  London. 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

New  London.  William  Belcher,  Augustus  Brandagee,  Chas. 
W.  Butler,  N.  A.  Chapman,  Robert  Coit,  Wm.  C.  Crump,  John 
G.  Crump,  Andrew  C.  Lippitt,  A.  C.  Lippitt,  Jr.,  Bryan  F. 
Mahan,  John  P.  C.  Mather,  Samuel  Park,  G.  F.  Raymond,  Wil- 
liam M.  Stark,  John  A.  Tibbits,  Thomas  M.  Waller,  Ralph 
Wheeler,  Franklin  W.  Sa^e. 

Norwich.  *John  C.  Averill,  Wm.  L.  Brewer,  Willis  A.  Bris- 
coe, *  Lucius  Brown,  *Frank  T.  Brown,  *Franklin  H.  Brown, 


56  COUNTIES. 

Oliver  Brown,  Amos  A.  Browning,  Henry  H.  Burnham,  ♦Rich- 
ard E.  Cash,  *J.  B.  Coit,  Charles  W.  Comstock,  *Wm.  S.  Cong- 
don,  J.  J.  Desmond,  George  W.  Foote,  Gardiner  Greene,  Jr., 
Jeremiah  Halsey,  Edward  Harland,  S.  T.  Holbrook,  William  H. 
Jennings,  John  C.  Kellogg,  Solomon  Lucas,  Ebenezer  Learned, 
Albert  F.  Park,  Donald  G.  Perkins,  Calvin  L.  Rawson,  Frank 
A.  Robinson,  George  C.  Ripley,  *Wm.  H.  Shields,  Charles  F. 
Thayer,  *S.  H.  Thresher,  *  Seneca  S.  Thresher,  *  Edward  H. 
Thomas,  Allen  Tenny,  J.  M.  Thayer,  John  T.  Wait,  0.  P.  Wat- 
tles, David  Young. 

Colchester.     Erastus  S.  Day,  Joel  H.  Reed. 

Groton.  John  J.  Copp.  Mystic  River,  Lemuel  Clift,  *A. 
P.  Tanner. 

Old  Lyme.  P.  0.  Lyme,  Daniel  Chadwick,  James  Gris- 
wold,  J.  G.  Perkins. 

Stonington.  George  Sharswood,  Jr.,  H.  A.  Hull.  Mystic, 
*John  B.  Grinnell,  Albert  Denison. 

Westerly,  R.  I.,  *  Francis  Sheffield,  A.  B.  Crafts. 

Water  ford.     A.  S.  Darrow,  N.  A.  Chapman. 

Commissioners  of  Superior   Court. 
Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above,  and  the  following: 

New  London.     Anson  Brown. 

Norwich.  William  W.  Barnes,  G.  H.  Bottom,  J.  K.  Brewer, 
John  T.  Brown,  A.  A.  Browning,  Elbridge  C.  Cook,  Gardiner 
Greene,  Jr.,  Wm.  H.  Jennings,  Jr.,  Gilbert  D.  Lamb,  George  S. 
Lovelace,  James  Ritchie,  F.  A.  Robinson,  H.  B.  Winship. 

East  Lyme.     Francis  W.  Bolles. 

Franklin.     T.  H.  C.  Kingsbury. 

Groton.     Philo  Little.  Orrin  E.  Miner. 

Griswold.     Wm.  A.  Weeks. 

Montville.     Henry  A.  Baker. 

Preston.     Asahel  Tanner. 

Spk\gue.  J.  B.  C.  Du  Plessis,  Charles  H.  Ladd,  A.  D. 
Wilcox. 

Stonington.  Solomon  L.  Edwards,  Peleg  Noyes,  Charles 
Perrin,  Thomas  D.  Sheffield,  Geo.  D.  Stanton. 

JUSTICES    OF    THE    PEACE. 

New  London,  30.  Augustus  Brandagee,  John  P.  C.  Mather, 
John  H.  Crocker,  Win.  C.  Crump,  John  G.  Crump,  Ferris  W. 
Douglass,  Oscar  S.  Hewitt,  Walter  Learned,  Bryan  F.  Mahan, 


COUNTIES.  57 

Wm.  M.  Stark,  John  A.  Tibbitts,  Ralph  Wheeler,  G.  F.  Ray. 
mond,  Wm.  Belcher,  Reuben  Lord,  Jr.,  T.  M.  Waller,  Chas.  W. 
Butler,  A.  C.  Lippitt,  Jr.,  A.  C.  Lippitt,  Isaac  W.  Thompson,  F. 
H.  Sage,  C.  B.  Ware,  W.  P.  Benjamin,  W.  B.  Cunningham.  R. 
Coir.  D.  Park,  G.  A.  Lester,  W.  H.  Bentley,  W.  H.  H.  Coin- 
stock,  John  Grace. 

Norwich.  John  C.  Averill,  Frank  T.  Brown,  0.  W.  Brown, 
Franklin  H.  Brown,  John  T.  Brown,  Lucius  Brown,  Amos  A. 
Browning,  Henry  H.  Burnham,  Walter  H.  Burr,  S.  B.  Case,  Jr.. 
Elbridge  C.  Cook,  Jeremiah  J.  Desmond,  Increase  W.  Carpen- 
ter, Wm.  S.  Congdon,  V.  0.  Freeman.  G.  W.  Foote,  Paul  B. 
Greene.  Gardner  Greene,  Jr.,  Jeremiah  Halsey,  Supply  T.  Hol- 
brook,  Wm.  H.  Jennings,  Jr..  John  C.  Kellogg,  Solomon  Lucas, 
Albert  F.  Park,  Donald  G.  Perkins,  Geo.  C.  Ripley.  Wm.  H. 
Shields,  Allen  Tenny,  John  M.  Thayer,  Seneca  S.'  Thresher, 
Wm.  C.  Tucker,  Oliver  P.  Wattles,  David  Young. 

Bhzrah.  5.  NehemiahC.  Cook,  J.  G.  Ford,  Jas.  Bishop,  S. 
C.  Parker,  M.  S.  Gardner. 

Colchester.  13.  Erastus  S.  Dav,  Joel  H.  Reed,  Hoxie 
Brown.  M.  Welch.  I.  W.  Holmes,  W.  E.  Jones,  C.  Taylor,  I.  T. 
Loomis,  E.  B.  Worthington,  F.  S.  Rathbone,  C.  C.  Palmer,  R. 
R.  Carrington. 

East  Lyme.  7.  Nelson  L.  Stewart,  G.  P.  Rose,  A.  E.  S. 
Bush,  Daniel  Calkins,  F.  B.  Way,  Lyman  Bacon. 

Franklin.  5.  Henrv  W.  Kingslev,  E.  Eugene  Aver.  A.  \V. 
Hillard,  W.  L.  Bell. 

Griswold,  11.  Barton  C.  Kegwin,  J.  G.  Bill,  A.  Edmond, 
Wm.  Soule,  Joseph  Rood,  E.  C.  Kegwin,  Samuel  Barber,  H.  A. 
Lathrop,  H.  A.  Burlingame,  R.  R.  Buck,  E.  B.  Meech. 

Groton.  21.  W.  H.  Potter,  Samuel  CJift,  P.  E.  Rowland,  J. 
T.  Bany,  R.  Brown,  W.  R.  Denison,  C.  H.  Rathbun,  N.  Mor- 
gan, C.  P.  Chipman,  B.  F.  Andrews,  J.  A.  Fitch.  J.  L.  Weaver, 
F.  Chapman.  J.  R.  Starr,  Asa  Perkins,  2d,  F.  E.  Merritt,  B. 
Chester,  S.  A.  Chapman,  P.  Little,  C.  Averv.  W.  R.  Fish. 

Lebanon,  13.  W.  G.  Kingslev,  N.  C.  Barker.  F.  K.  Noves, 
J.  C.  Crandall,  W.  A.  Fuller,  J.  N.  Abell,  J.  B.  Card,  A.  Brown- 
ing, J.  S.  Warner,  J.  H.  King,  S.  P.  Abell,  H.  A.  Spafard,  John 
Spaulding. 

Ledyard,  10.  L.  H.  Griswold.  A.  W.  Gray,  H.  R.  Norman, 
J.  H.  Kenyon,  W.  J.  Brown.  B.  Settle.  S.  Crandall,  G.  A. 
Bailey.  S.  A.  Morgan,  S.  A.  Stoddard. 

Lisbon,  5.  Henry  Lyon,  J.  F.  Hewitt,  R.  W.  Fitch,  A.  31. 
Leonard,  J.  L.  Benjamin. 


58  '  COUNTIES. 

Lyme,  7.  Fred  Fosdick,  B.  P.  Bill,  J.  G.  Ely,  E.  M.  Caul- 
kins,  J.  F.  Laplace,  J.  E.  Beebe,  C.  L.  Ely. 

Montville,  10.  M.  V.  B.  Brainard,  Geo.  0.  Ga&bois,  Elisha 
M.  Rogers,  Jedediah  R.  Gay,  2d,  John    L.  Comstock,  Wm.  F. 

Thacher,  S.  C.  Parker,  C.  T.  Landphere,  C.  C.  Daniels,  X.  P. 
Williams. 

Nokth  Stonington,  11.  G.  A  Pendleton,  G.  W.  Edwards, 
F.  S.  Peabodv,  S.  P.  Eclestone,  R.  Wheeler,  J.  B.  Palmer,  C. 
W.  Vincent,  S.  Holmes,  H.  D.  Bromley,  E.  P.  Chapman,  G.  W. 
Stewart. 

Old  Lyme,  7.  James  Griswold,  J.  G.  Perkins,  C.  L.  Morley, 
T.  S.  Swan,  R.  M.  Champion,  T.  J.  Falls,  Jas.  Mitchell. 

Preston,  10.  N.  D.  Bates,  J.  F.  Forsyth,  H.  King,  J.  W, 
Gallup,  S.  Johnson,  B.  Lucas,  \V.  J.  Sheldon,  C.  X.  O'Brien.  I. 
0.  Peckham,  S.  A.  Crandall. 

Salem,  5.  F.  E.  Chadwick,  C.  A.Williams,  J.  R.  Treadwav, 
N.  N.  Wiliiams,  D.  G.  Gates. 

Sprague,  7.  N.  Brunett,  C.  T.  Hazen,  N.  Smith,  L.  Brown- 
ing, M.  Fitch,  R.  A.  Battey,  C.  H.  Ladd. 

Stonington,  22.  J.  Haley,  A.  Ross,  M.  S.  Greene,  N.  Bab- 
cock,  J.  P.  Williams,  E.  P.  Randall,  A.  Denison,  A.  Fish,  W.  M. 
White,  X.  Hancox,  B.  F.  Kenvon,  E.  Atwood,  S.  L  Dickens,  J. 
Tanner,  S.  H.  Bentley,  A.  W/D.  Noyes,  M.  C.  Hill,  B.  F.  Wil- 
liams, C.  E.  Chipman,  F.  H.  Sage,  E   F.  Palmer,  J.  A.  Lamb. 

Voluntown,  6  V.  B.  Kinney,  A.  S.  Stanton,  E.  E.  Knight, 
A.  E.  Bitgood,  I.  C.  Maine,  D.  Bromley. 

Waterfobd,  12.  James  Daigan.  Nathaniel  A.  Chapman, 
J.  E.  Beck  with,  W.  R.  Gardner,  J.  W*.  Man  waring,  W.  Greene, 
W.  F.  Scott,  B.  A.  Crocker,  W.  F.  M.  Rogers,  G.  G.  Hammond, 
James  B.  Cottrell,  Joseph  Peabody. 


FAIRFIELD    COUNTY. 

Commissioners— Charles  B.  Wheeler,  Monroe,  1885;  John  0. 
Paige,  Sherman,  1883;  Nathan  M.  Belden,  Wilton,  1884. 

Clerk  of  Courts— Henry  T.  Blake,  Bridgeport. 

Assistant  Clerks— E.  Stewart  Sumner,  Bridgeport;  David  B. 
Booth,  Danbury. 

State  Attorney — Samuel  Fessenden,  Stamford.  Assistant — 
F.  L.  Bolt,  Bridgeport. 

Sheriff—Charles  H.  Crosby,  Bridgeport,  to  June  1,  lv"4. 


COUNTIES.  59 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Bridgeport,  Wm.  Scofield,  Wm.  E.  Disbrow;  Bethel,  Henry 
C.  Judd;  Danbury,  Harris  L.  Crofut;  Fairfield,  Edward  Hen- 
shaw;  Greenwich,  William  S.  Reynolds;  Huntington,  Selah  B. 
Blakeman;  Monroe,  Chas.  S.  French;  Newtown,  Beach  Nichols; 
New  Canaan,  Russell  L.  Hall;  Norwalk,  John  F.  Raymond; 
So.  Norwalk,  David  Dayton;  Stamford,  Samuel  McCoun; 
Stratford,  James  H.  Blakeman;  Westport,  Frederick  Kemper. 

Deputy  Jailor — Chas.  H.  Hoyt,  Danbury. 

County  Treasurer — W.  C.  Quintard,  Norwalk. 

Attorneys  at  Laic. 

Bridgeport.  *R.  C.  Ambler,  Henry  T.  Blake,  *  Morris  B. 
Beardslev,  *A.  B.  Beers,  *Ebenezer  Burr,  Jr.,  *Chas.  S.  Can- 
field,  *J."  C.  Chamberlin,  *DanT  Davenport,  *R.  E.  DeForest, 
♦Charles  A.  Doten,  *Theo.  W.  Downs,  *V.  R.  C.  Giddings, 
Edwin  F.  Hall,  *F.  B.  Hall,  *David  F.  Hollister,  *F.  L.  Holt, 
*Francis  Ives,  *J.  A.  Joyce,  ^Bernard  Keating,  *  William  H. 
Kelsey,  D.  B.  Lock  wood /Michael  McGuinness,  L.  N.  Middle- 
brook*,  *Dwight  Mor/is,  Wm.  H.  Noble,  Frank  P.  Norman,  *W. 

E.  Norton,  *Eugene  B.  Peck,  John  J.  Phelan,  Frank  L.  Rod- 
gers,  *Henry  S.  Sanford,  ^Williarn  K.  Seeley,  Morris  W.  Sey- 
mour, *  William  R.  Shelton,  ^Charles  Sherwood,  *  Lucius  M. 
Slade,  *E.  Stewart  Sumner,  *  Goodwin  Stoddard,  *Sam'l  B. 
Sumner,  A.  M.  Tallmadge,  Amos  S.  Treat,  Curtis  Thompson, 
*Morris  Tuttle,  Geo.  W.  Warner,  Mark  D.  Wilber,  *Wm.  C. 
Wildman. 

Danbury.  *Roger  Averill,  *A.  T.  Bates,  *David  B.  Booth, 
♦Lyman  D.  Brewster,  *Wm.  Burke,  *J.  R.  Farnham,  *Benezet 
A.  Housh,  William  A.  Leonard,  Howard  B.  Scott.  *  Ho  ward  W. 
Taylor,  *Wm.  F.  Taylor,  O.  A.  G.  Todd,  *Samuel  Tweedy, 
♦John  J.  Walsh. 

Brookfield.     Samuel  Sherman. 

Fairfield.  Wm.  B.  Glover.  Southport,  Chas.  M.  Gilman, 
John  H.  Perry,  Winthrop  H.  Perry. 

Greenwich.  *H.  W.  R.  Hovt,  Myron  L.  Mason,  *Fredei:ick 
A.  Hubbard,  R.  Jay  Walsh. 

Newtown.  *William  J.  Beecher.  Sandy  Hook,  *WiIliam 
O'Hara,  *James  A.  Wilson. 

Norwalk.  Alfred  E.  Austin,  ^Benjamin  F.  Birdsall.  Jo- 
seph F.  Foote,  J.  B.  Hurlbutt,  W.  H  Perrv,  *John  H.  Perry, 

F.  W.  Perry,  *Albert  Relyea,  John  S.  Seymour,  *  William  R. 
Smith,  *Levi  Warner,  *Asa  B.  Woodward,  *  Joseph  W.  Wilson. 


60  COUNTIES. 

South  Norwalh.  *Nelson  Taylor,  *Nelson  Taylor,  Jr.,  *Franklin 
H.  Sage. 

Stamford.  Galen  A.  Carter,  Jr.,  *Sam'l  H.  Cohen,  *  Julius 
B.  Curtis,  *  Joshua  B.  Ferris,  *H.  Stanley  Finch,  *Samuel  Fes- 
senden,  Nathaniel  R.  Hart,  *John  E.  Keeler,  *  Michael  Kenealy, 
*  James  H.  Olmsted,  *  Clarence  L.  Reid,  *Edwin  L.  Scofield, 
Wm.  C.  Strowbridge,  Jr.,  Charles  P.  Woodbury. 

Stratford.    *V.  R.  C.  Giddings. 

Trumbull.     *R.  C.  Ambler. 

Westport.  Edward  M.  Lees.  Green's  Farms,  *  Albert 
Relyea. 

Wilton.     George  A.  Davenport. 

Commissioners  of  Superior  Court. 

Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above,  and  the  following. 

Bridgeport.  J.  E.  Dunham.  F.  J.  Hughes,  Bradlev  H.  Hull, 
John  F.  Noble,  J.  S.  Wessels,  A'.  B.  Clute,  Walter  Goddard,  R. 
B.  Lacey. 

D  anbury.  Wm.  A.  Ely,  Timothy  Jones,  Joseph  A.  Joyce, 
Wm.  A.  Leonard,  George  Wakeman. 

Bethel.     George  S.  Crofut,  Frederick  Shepard. 

Brook  field.     E.  H.  Northrop. 

Fairfield.     Henry  Bradley,  David  Wheeler. 

Greenwich.  Daniel  S.  Mead,  Jr.,  Charles  E.  Merritt,  C.  A. 
Newman. 

Huntington.     Horace  Wheeler. 

Monroe.     Lacey  Higgins. 

New  Canaan.     R.  L.  Hall,  B.  D.  Purdy,  F.  M.  Bliss. 

Norwalk.  Charles  Olmstead,  Silas  P.  Tuttle,  E.  L.  Steven- 
son, 0.  E.  Wilson. 

Ridgefield.     George  H.  Boughton. 

Redding,     Lemuel  San  ford,  Stebbins  Baxter. 

Sherman.     Daniel  B.  Mallorv. 

Stamford.  David  H.  Clark",  B.  F.  Hatheway,  E.  W.  Riker, 
Francis  R.  Leeds. 

Stratford.     Albert  Wilcoxson,  Eugene  Morehouse. 

Westport,  Joseph  G.  Hyatt,  S.  B.  Sherwood,  Henry  W. 
Lyon,  Jonathan  C.  Wheeler,  Rufus  Wakeman. 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

Bridgeport,  27.  Samuel  B.  Sumner,  John  B.  Pinkerman, 
Robert  E.  l)e Forest,  Charles  S.  Caniield,  Eugene  B.  Peck,  Fred. 
H.  Stratton,  Morris  W.  Seymour,  Goodwin  Stoddard,  Edwin  G. 


COUNTIES.  61 

Sanford,  Simon  R.  Libby,  John  C.  Hall,  David  B.  Lockwood, 
Walter  C.  Nevers,  Daniel  M.  Ford,  Rodney  S.  Barrett,  Elias 
Tibbals,  Morris  B.  Beardsley,  Francis  P.  Norman,  Amos  Fuller, 
Julius  J.  Gorham,  Henry  Dikeman,  Marshall  E.  Morris,  Charles 
Sherwood,  William  R.  Shelton,  Bradley  H.  Hull,  Edward  T. 
Rew. 

Dasbury,  17.  Thomas  B.  Fanton,  Arthur  H.  Averill,  Benja- 
min 0.  N.  Rockwell,  Benezet  A.  Hough,  David  B.  Booth,  Lyman 
D.  Brewster,  Howard  B.  Scott,  Samuel  Tweedy,  Samuel  A. 
Barnum,  Barnum  P.  Jackson,  Kussel  W.  Hoyt,  George  McAr- 
thur,  James  Ryder,  Edwin  B.  Harris,  Theodore  Lyon,  Howard 
W.  Taylor. 

•  Bethel,  12.     E.  R.  Barnum,  A.    H.    Dimond,  Samuel    A. 
Couch,  A.  J.  Whitney. 

Brookfield.  Harvey  Roe,  Henry  S.  Stevens,  Benjamin 
Griffen,  David  H.  Meeker,  Edwin  G/Terrill,  John  H.  Barlow, 
Ezra  A.  Somers. 

Darien.  8.  Nathan  Dauchy,  James  B.  Selleck,  C.  W.  Louns- 
bury,  Thaddeus  Bell,  Edward  R.  Farnham. 

Easton,  8.  Geo.  S.  Piatt,  Joseph  W.  Johnson,  George  Free- 
born . 

Fairfield,  18.  Wm.  Lyon,  David  WTheeler,  John  H.  Perry, 
Wm.  B.  Glover,  Wm.  Coleman,  Wm.  Bradley,  Francis  L.  Sher- 
wood, Alva  Jennings,  John  M.  Brothnell,  Matthew  V.  Wood- 
ward. 

Greenwich,  21.  Amasa  A.  Marks,  Philip  W.  Holmes,  Al- 
fred A.  Rundle,  George  A.  Lockwood,  Charles  E.  Studwell, 
Edward  Greenwood,  Joseph  H.  Marshall,  Joseph  E.  Russell. 

Huntington,  7.  Joseph  Tomlinson,  Wrells  Allis,  Daniel  S. 
Clarke. 

Monroe,  8.  Ernest  L.  Staples,  F.  D.  Hollister,  John  G. 
Stevens. 

New  Canaan,  14.  Joseph  F.  Silliman,  Frank  M.  Bliss, 
Sellick  Y.  St.  John,  John  A.  Thatcher,  Ebenezer  J.  Richards, 
Ben].  N.  Heath,  Levi  S.  Weed. 

New  Fairfield,  5.  B.  B.  Kellogg,  John  J.  Treadwell,  Geo. 
W.  Wheeler,  Edward  Treadwell,  H.  H.  WTildman. 

Newtown,  17.  John  M.  Beardsley,  Silas  B.  Wheeler,  Geo. 
W.  Bradley,  Samuel  Barnum,  Charles  W.  Dayton,  Norman 
Northrop,  Michael  Cavanagh,  John  Stilson,  Eli  J*.  Morris,  Geo. 
Botsford. 

Norwalk,  20.  Asa  B.  Woodward,  Joseph  W.  Wilson,  Wm. 
R.  Smith,  Chas.  W.  Bell,  Charles  Smith,  Henry  K.  Selleck, 
Dudley  P.  Ely,  Alfrei  E.  Austin,  John  S.  Seymour,  Wm.  S. 


62  COUNTIES. 

Bouton,  Andrew  Selleck,  Frederick   Mead,  Joseph   F.   Foote, 
Samuel  E.  Olmsted,  Frederick  S.  Lyon,  X.  Taylor,  Jr. 

Bedding,  9.  Lemuel  Sanford,  Frederick  Cole,  Edward  P. 
Shaw,  Wra,  E.  Dunscomb. 

Ridgefield,  12.  Wm.  W.  Seymour,  Hiram  K.  Scott,  John 
F.  Gilbert,  Ferdinand  W.  Burt. 

Sherman,  5.  Allan  W.  Paige.  Stanley  L.  Warner,  Chas.  E. 
Joyce,  John  0.  Paige. 

Stratford,  11.  Eugene  Morehouse,  V.  R.  C.  Giddings,  H. 
B.  Cuzner,  Wm.  B.  Wood. 

Stamford,  21.  Julius  B.  Curtis,  David  H.  Clark,  H.  H. 
Goidy,  John  B.  Knapp,  Hiram  Deming,  George  W.  Birch,  Mar- 
cus Waterbury,  E.  T.  Xicoll. 

, Trumbull,  7.  LeGrand  G.  Beers,  Samuel  G.  Beardsley, 
Joseph  A.  Treadwell,  Ormel  Hall. 

Weston,  6.     M.  V.  B.  Rowland,  D.  S.  Parsons. 

Westport,  14.  Eliphalet  T.  Gray,  Thomas  D.  Elwood,  Al- 
bert Relyea,  Silas  B.  Sherwood,  Edward  J.  Taylor,  Moses  W. 
Wilson,  J.  C.  Taylor,  George  S.  Adams,  Charles^  H.  Taylor. 

Wilton,  11,  Aaron  M.  Reed,  Samuel  B.  Fancher,  Nathan  M. 
Belden,  Henry  E.  Chichester,  Samuel  Bennett. 


WINDHAM    COUNTY. 

Commissioners— Edwin  H.  Hall,  Windham,  1882;  John  D. 
Converse,  Thompson,  1883;  Richard  H.  Ward,   Plainfield,  1884. 

Clerk  of  Courts — Edward  L.  Cundall,  Danielsonville. 

As-Utant  Clerk — Huber  Clark,  Willimantic. 

State  Attorney — John  J.  Penrose,  Plainfield.  (P.  0.  Central 
Village.) 

Sheriff— Charles  H.  Osgood,  Putnam,  to  June  1,  1884. 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Brooklyn,  Frank  E.  Baker;  Central  Village,  Nathaniel  P. 
Thompson;  Thompson,  William  W.  Cummings;  Danielsonville, 
Oliver  W.  Bowen;  Willimantic,  Charles  B.  Pomeroy;  Wood- 
stock Valley,  James  B.  Tatem. 

Deputy  Jailor — P.  B.  Sibley,  Brooklyn. 

County  Treasurer — Alva  Wylie,  Brooklyn. 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

Windham.  Willimantic,  Joel  R.  Arnold,  Huber  Clark, 
John  M.  Hall,  *  John  L.  Hunter,  George  W.  Meloney,  Elliot  B. 
Sumner,  George  A.  Conant,  A.  J.  Bowen,  *J.  J.  Dempsey. 


COUNTIES.  63 

Brooklyn.     Edward  L.  Cundall,  *Louis  B.  Cleveland. 

Hampton.     Chauncy  F.  Cleveland. 

Killingly.  Danielsonville,  Edward  L.  Cundall,  Milton  A. 
Shumway,  L.  H.  Rickard,  *T.  E.  Graves,  *A.  G.  Bill,  J.  H. 
Potter,  "-Karl  Martin. 

Plainfield.     Central  Village,  *John  J.  Penrose. 

Putnam.  ^Harrison  Johnson,  *J.  M.  Lyon,  Gilbert  W. 
Phillips,  Chas.  E.  Searls,  *Samuel  H.  Seward,  Patrick  J. 
O'Leary. 

Thompson.     Abiel  Converse,  Charles  E.  Searls. 

Woodstock.     South,  George  S.  F.  Stoddard. 

Commissioners  of  Superior  Court. 

Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above,  and  the  following: 

Eastford.     Jairus  Chapman. 

Hampton.     David  Greenslit. 

Pomfret.     Ralph  J.  Sabin. 

Thompson.     Marcus  Child,  James  Munyan. 

Plainfield.     Amos  J.  Gallup. 

Woodstock.     G.  C.  Williams. 

JUSTICES    OF    THE    PEACE. 

Windham,  20.  Lucius  C.  Kinne,  A.  J.  Bowen,  A.  Barrows, 
J.  B.  Baldwiu,  E.  L.  Burnham,  WT.  B.  Hawkins,  H.  Larrabee, 
A.  S.  Fowler,  C.  A.  Capen,  Jonathan  Hatch,  John  D.  Wheeler, 
Joel  K.  Arnold,  John  M.  Hall,  George  W.  Meloney,  John  L. 
Hunter.  Frederick  Rogers,  Wm.  Swift,  E.  B.  Sumner,  Huber 
Clark,  George  A.  Conant. 

Brooklyn,  10.  Edward  L.  Cundall,  Willard.  Day,  Albert 
Dav,  W.  Woodbridge,  L.  B.  Cleaveland,  T.  D.  Pond,  J.  B.  Stet- 
son, G.  G.  Gilbert,  S.  H.  Tripp,  M.  W.  Crosby. 

Ashford,  8.  George  Piatt,  Sherman  E.  Paine,  John  F. 
Brook?.  Wm.  G.  Shippv,  Alfred  Walker,  C.  W.  Brett,  D.  H. 
Clark,  H.  H.  Piatt. 

Canterbury,  10.  W.  Smith,  J.  Bradford,  E.  Smith,  N. 
Safford,  C.  G.  Rav,  T.  G.  Clark,  N.  Allen,  J.  Phillips,  J.  H. 
Witter,  C.  G.  Lyon. 

Chaplin,  6/  Ephraim  W.  Day,  Jesse  S.  Turner,  John  W. 
Griggs,  Porter  B.  Peck,  W.  Martin,  E.  Reed. 

Eastford,  7.  C.  M.  Brooks,  H.  T.  Bullard,  F.  Putnam,  G. 
A.  Walker,  A.  M.  Bowen,  J.  T.  Harris,  G.  W.  Olds. 

Hampton,  6.  Israel  E.  Harvey,  D.  M.  Deming,  Patrick  H. 
Pearl,  George  M.  Holt,  David  Greenslit,  Geo.  R.  Hammond. 


64  COUNTIES. 

Killingly,  20.  Win.  E.  Hyde,  Lucius  H.  Rickard,  Geo. 
H.  Wheaton,  Wm.  H.  Oatley,  Joseph  W.  Stone,  M.  A.  Shum- 
wav,  Arthur  G.  Bill,  T.  E.  Graves,  John  Kelly,  Samuel 
Hutchins,  J.  H.  Potter,  G.  W.  Pike,  E.  J.  Matthewson,  Earl 
Martin,  A.  B.  Potter,  S.  Bennett.  J.  H.  Sweet,  H.  Stone,  J.  D. 
Hawkins,  M.  Barstow. 

Plainfikld,  15.  R.  H.  Ward,  J.  L.  Chapman,  J.  D.  Rood, 
J.  A.  Dean,  J.  S.  French,  W.  H.  Browning,  H.  D.  Tripp.  W. 
0.  Hyde,  D.  Emerson,  W.  Wilson,  N.  L.  Lester,  C.  T.  Bishop, 
H.  F.Newton,  D.  Avery,  W.  S.  Babcock. 

Pomfret,  10.  Wm.  I.  Bartholomew,  John  W.  Clapp,  Jas. 
J.  Slade,  Charles  D.  Williams,  X.  W.  Chapman.  R.  L.  Bullard, 
Charles  P.  Grosvenor,  Thomas  W.  Williams,  G.  W.  Taft,  Geo. 
Allen. 

Putnam,  8.  Thomas  J.  Thurber,  Gilbert  W.  Phillips, 
Warren  W.  White,  S.  H.  Seward,  Harrison  Johnson,  C.  H. 
Chesebro,  J.  M.  Lyon,  L.  H.  Fuller. 

Scotland,  5.  Samuel  B.  Sprague,  Wm.  G.  Anthony,  A.  S. 
Chapman,  J.  W.  Maines,  J.  Fuller. 

Sterling,  6.  R.  L.  Johnson,  D.  T.  Hart,  B.  Bliss,  A.  Frink, 
S.  Griffiths,  E.  A.  Card. 

Thompson,  20.  Samuel  H.  Davis,  Nathan  Rawson.  James 
N.  Kingsbury,  Oscar  Tourtelotte,  Lawson  Aldrich,  Alonzo  0. 
Woodart,  Barton  Jacobs,  John  M.  Cunningham,  Charles  E. 
Searls,  Joshua  P.  Knight,  Henry  H.  Dike,  Dyer  A.  Upham, 
Randolph  H.  Chandler,  Frank  H.  Converse,  George  T.  Bixbv, 
Ira  D.  Bates,  John  N.  Perrin,  J.  Cortiss,  P.  J.  O'Learv,  A.  U. 
Elliott,  G.  D.  Green. 

Woodstock,  17.  N.  E.  Morse,  J.  M.  Paine,  N.  Morse,  E. 
Bishop,  A.  A.  Paine,  G.  S.  F.  Stoddard,  W.  B.  Lester,  O.  H. 
Perry,  T.  W.  Flynn,  W.  W.  Harris,  D.  T.  Goodwin,  S.  D. 
Skinner,  A.  M.  Bancroft,  Jos.  Hallock,  N.  Andrews,  J.  H.  Stet- 
son, O.  Marcy,  A.  Keyes,  Geo.  C.  William?,  A.  P.  Dennis.  0. 
E.  Lombard,  A.  Wetherell,  G.  A.  Penniman. 


LITCHFIELD    COUNTY. 

Commissioners — Joseph  F.  Calhoun,  Torrington,  1882;  George 
Pierpont.  Plvmoutb,  1883;  Lyman  Dunning,  North  Canaan, 
1884. 

Clerk  of  Courts — William  L.  Ransom,  Litchfield. 

Assistant  Clerk — Dwight  C.  Kilbourn,  Litchfield. 

State  Attornev— James  Huntington,  Woodbury. 

Sherilr—  Charles  J.  Porter,  Goshen,  to  June  1,  1884. 


COUNTIES.  65 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Litchfield,  Truman  Catlin;  New  Hartford,  Wm.  E.  Thompson; 
New -Milford,  Geo.  W.  Anthony;  North  Canaan,  Robert  Van 
Deusen;  Thomaston,  Edwin  A.  Bradley;  We«t  Wins  ted,  Wm. 
B.  Phillips;  Woodbury,  George  K.  Crane;  Washington,  Alfred 
H.  Wyant;  Falls  Village,  Orville  M.  Brinton ;  West  Cornwall, 
Chauueey  E.  Baldwin. 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

Litchfield.  Charles  B.  Andrews.  Henry  B.  Graves.  *Geo. 
A.  Hickox,  *Dwight  C.  Kilbourn,  ^Charles  C.  Moore,  *Henry 
H.  Prescott,  *Wm  L.  Ransom,  Edw.  W.  Seymour,  *George  C. 
Woodruff,  *RobertE.  Hall,  *WalterS.  J  udd,*  George  M.  Wood- 
ruff. 

Bakkhamsted.     Riverton,  *Hiram  Goodwin. 

Canaan.    Falls  Village,  *Lee  P.  Dean,  *Dwight  W.  Clarke. 

Cornwall.    ^Leonard  J.  Nickerson. 

Goshen.     Albert  Wadhams. 

Harwinton.     *Abijah  Catlin. 

New  Hartford.  *Jared  B.  Foster,  *Frederick  A.  Jewell, 
*John  B.  Betts. 

New  Milford.  James  H.  McMahon,  *T.  D wight  Merwin, 
*F.  R.  Tiffany,  John  S.  Turrill.  Gaylorchville,  Edward  S.  Mer- 
win, *John  T.  Addis. 

North  Canaan.  P.  0.  Canaan,  Jacob  B.  Hardenbergh,  A. 
T.  Roraback,  Frank  1).  Lindsley. 

Plymouth.     Terryville,  *  Henry  B.  Plumb. 

Salisbury.  Donald  J.  Warner,  Donald  T.  Warner.  Lahe- 
ville,  Hubert  Williams. 

Sharon.     *Willard  Baker,  *James  Wade  Hughes. 

Thomaston.     Albert  P.  Bradstreet,   *  Frank"  W.  Etheridge. 

Torrington.  Wolcottville,  George  W.  Cole,  *Gideon  H. 
Welch. 

VYatertown.     *C.  B.  Atwood. 

West  Cornwall.     ^Leonard  J.  Nickerson. 

Winchester.  West  Winsted,  ^Clifford  E.  Bristol,  Wm.  H. 
EhT,  A.  H.  Fenn,  *Florimond  1).  Fyler,  *Samuel  A.  Herman, 
*S.  B.  Home,  William  F.  Hurlbut,  *Hiram  P.  Lawrence, 
*  Wellington  B.  Smith,  John  F.  Wynne. 

Woodbury.  Wm.  Cothren,  *James  Huntington,  *George  F. 
Shelton,  *James  T.  Breen. 


66  COUNTIES. 

Commissioners  of  Superior  Court. 
Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above  and  the  following: 

Barkhamsted.     Samuel  H.  Case,  Wm.  E.   Howd,  John  F. 
Simmons. 
Bethlehem.     Joshua  Bird,  George  C.  Stone. 
Cornwall.     Wm.  P.  Sturgiss,  George  C.  Harrison. 
Goshen.    John  M.  Wadhams. 
Harwinton.     George  W.  Dai ns. 
New  Milford.     Perry  Hufcut. 
Plymouth.     N.  T.  Baldwin,  Aaron  P.  Fenn. 
Roxbury.     Minot  L.   Beardsley,   Albert  L.  Hodge,  Herman 

B.  Eastman. 

Salisbury.     A.  J.  Spurr,  D.  D.  Warner. 

Torrington.     Allen  G.  Brady. 

Washington.     George  C.  Hitchcock,  William  J.  Ford,  David 

C.  Whittlesey,  Orlando  Brown,  Frederick  X.  Galpin. 
Winchester      Charles  H.  Hay  den. 
Woodbury.     Charles  D.  Minor,  Willis  A.  Strong. 


JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

LiTrHFiELD,  21.  George  M.  WoodrufY,  Eli  D.  Weeks,  T.  L. 
Jennings,  F.  S.  Porter,  A.  J.  Pierpont,  D.  C.  Kilbourn,  Frank 
W.  Wessels,  George  W.  Bement,  H.  0.  Morse,  D.  P.  Griswold. 
S.  G.  Beach,  D.  G.  Turney,  Francis  X.  Barton,  H.  B.  Graves, 
Everett  H.  Wright,  Horatio  P.  Griswold,  Henry  H.  Prescott, 
Chas.  C.  Moore,  Garner  B.  Curtiss,  Isaac  Hutchinson,  Walter 
S.  Judd. 

Barkhamsted,  8.  Wm.  E.  Howd,  Samuel  H.  Case,  Carroll 
Tiffany,  Orlando  Clark,  Uriel  Spencer,  Justin  Hodge,  Luman 
Pease,  Frisbie  Andrews. 

Bethlehem,  5.  Stephen  Hayes.  Henry  W.  Peck,  Warren 
II.  Taylor,  George  W.  Perry,  Frank  Stoughton. 

Bridgrwater,  5.  Frederick  A.  Peck,  Joseph  T.  Beers, 
Eli  Sturdevant,  John  F.  Wells,  Horace  X.   San  ford. 

Canaan,  14.— Lee  P.  Dean,  D.  W.  (Mark,  -I.  W.  Gibbs,  H.  C. 
Crandall,  L.  G.  Harker,  J.  M.  Dean,  L.  Munson,  E.  B.  Gillett, 
Alvah  Root,  M.  K.  Belden. 

Colebrook,  7.     Timothy  Persons,  Wesley  C.  Root,  Andrew 


COUNTIES.  67 

J.  Terrell,  E.  B.  Brown,  E.  S.  Preston,  M.  Luther,  Jr.,  N.  Leitz- 
bach. 

Cornwall,  11.  Arthur  D.  Warner,  Leonard  J.  Xickerson, 
Solon  B.  Johnson,  Silas  G.  Patterson.  Wilson  P.  Sturges,  Ingerscll 
Reed,  Russell  R.  Pratt,  Hiram  G.  Dean,  George  A.  Wheaton, 
Theodore  Kellogg,  Daniel  L.  Beach. 

Goshen.  8.  John  H.  Wadhams,  George  W.  Humphrey,  Wil- 
lard  E.  Gaylord,  E.  S.  Richards,  Samuel  A.  Bartholomew,  F.  E. 
Wadhams,"  Francis  M.  Wadhams,  F.  A.  Lucas. 

Harwiston,  7.     Willis  Catlin,  N.  A.  Wilson,  James  Mather, 

D.  B.  Mansfield,  H.  E.  Hinman,  S.  A.  Bent,  W.  X.  Lockwood. 
Kent,  10.     Marshall  C.  Gibbs,  Luther  Eaton,  Perrv  Hufcut, 

Peter  Skiff,  S.  S.  Green,  W.  0.  Page,  Clark  Page,  Walter  Conn, 
L.  B.  Winegar,  Wellington  Watson. 

Mofris,  5.  Homer  Stoddard,  James  II.  Benton,  Rollin  H. 
Harrison,  George  H.  Page,  Horace  Cowles. 

New  Hartford,  14.  Orrin  Fitch,  John  F.  Smith,  Samuel 
Allen,  Orvis  Griggs,  Henry  R.  Jones,  James  Forbes,  F.  A.  Jew- 
ell, H.  A.  Kellogg,  John  B.  Betts.  Andrew  Clark,  Joseph  Men-ill, 
Jared  B.  Foster,  Alfred  E.  Merrill.  H.  B.  Kellogg. 

New  Milford,  20.  Henry  W.  Evans,  James  H.  McMahon, 
Perry  X.  Hall,  Francis  E.  Baldwin,  Henry  X.  Lyon.  Liverius 
Dunning,  John  S.  Turrill,  Israel  B.  Smith,  Alexander  Levy, 
I.   F.   Northrop,   S.   C.   Millington.  A.  H.  Bower-.  S.  L.  Erwin, 

E.  A.  Wiidman,  Walter  Booth,  H.  H.  Hartwell,  S.  W.  Smith, 
John  F.  Addis,  T.  D.  Merwin,  F.  W.  Marsh. 

Norfolk,  9.  R.  I.  Crissey,  Wm.  Bradshaw,  W.  I.  Sparks, 
Plumb  Brown,  0.  L.  Hotchki'ss,  Alva  S.  Cowles,  John  K.  Shep- 
ard. 

North  Canaan,  7.  Henry  J.  Mead,  Wesley  Trescott,  J.  B. 
Hardenbergb,  A.  T.  Roraback,  Wallace  A.  Roberts,  Edward  S. 
Roberts.  Samuel  A.  Bennett. 

Plymouth,  13.  Byron  Puttie,  Jason  C.  Fenn,  Edwin  M. 
Talmadge,  William  W.  Clemence,  Edgar  L.  Pond,  H.  B.  Plumb, 
George  Pierpont,  J.  K.  Eggleston,  George  Langdon,  J.  II.  Doo- 
little,  H.  L.  Hinman,  A.  Bunnell,  T.  B.  McXamara. 

Plymouth,  13.  Byron  Tuttle,  Jason  C.  Fenn,  Edwin  M. 
Talmadge,  William  W.  Clemence,  Edgar  L.  Pond,  H.  B.  Plumb, 
George  Pierpont,  J.  K.  Eggleston,  George  Langdon,  J.  H.  Doo- 
little,  H.  L.  Hinman,  A.  Bunnell,  T.  B.  McXamara. 

Roxbury.  6.  Lyman  P.  Eastman,  Cyrus  E.  Prindle,  C.  W. 
Hodge,  Ed.  Leavenworth,  John  S.  Smith,  L.  S.  Castle. 

Salisbury,  16.  Porter  S.  Burrall,  John  A.  McArthur,  Wil- 
son E.  Hicks,  James  Ensign,  Frederick  Everts,  Donald  J.  War- 


68  COUNTIES. 

ner,  Donald  T.  Warner,  Lorenzo  Tupper,  Hubert  William?,  Edw. 
Barton,  Frank  W.  Holme?,  John  J.  Ferris,  John  M.  Cornell, 
L.  P.  Ashman,  M.  Walsh,  D  wight  Allyn. 

Sharon,  13.  Charles  L.  Prindle,  Ezra  H.  Bartram,  I.  N. 
Bartram,  Willard  Baker.  Z.  S.  Hunt,  Daniel  Hall,  E.  Ju'eketts, 
C.  E.  B.  Hatch,  G.  M.  Walton,  W.  H.  Lloyd,  E.  J.  Reed,  John 
Wyke,  Fitch  Land  on. 

Thom.vuton,  12.  Albert  P.  Bradstreet,  Israel  B.  Woodward, 
Frank  W.  Etheridge,  Joseph  K.  Judson,  Byron  W.  Pease,  Fred- 
erick A.  Canfield,  James  E.  Bishop,  George  A.  Stoughton,  F.  B. 
Taylor,  J.  S.  Eastwood,  S.  S.  Lamb.  Michael  Ryan." 

Tormxgton,  10.  Gideon  H.  Welch,  Joseph  F.  Calhoun,  0. 
R.  Fyler,  Henry  I.  Jackson,  George  W.  Cole,  Isaac  W.  Brook.-, 
John  >'.  Burr,  Stanley  Griswold,  Benton  Patterson,  A.  E. 
Wadhains. 

Wakken,  5.     Franklin  A.  Curtis,  Benjamin  B.  Carter,  John 

B.  Derrickson,  X.  B   Strong,  <  harles  Hine. 

Washing r un.  10.  Guv  C.  Ford,  John  G.  Fenn,  Seth  M. 
Taylor,  G.  A.  Tomlinson,  V.  B.  Hatch,  G.  C.  Whittlesey.  W.  E. 
Brown,  J.  C.  Brinsmade,  Earle  Buckingham,  Geo.  S.  Clark. 

Watehtown,  8.     Caleb  T.  Hickox,  George  F.  Hungerford, 

C.  B.  Atwood,  George  F.  Skilton,  H.  T.  Dayton,  Buel  Heming- 
way, D.  M.  Beardslee,  D.  Woodward. 

Winchester,  12.  Wm.  F.  Hurlbut,  R.  H.  Moore,  W.  H.  Ely, 
S.  B.  Home,  A.  H.  Fenn,  J.  A.  Brcnson,  L.  R.  Norton,  G.  M. 
Carrington,  M.  W.  Douglass,  H.  P.  Wetmore,  A.  H.  Fisher,  W. 
P.  Lawrence,  H.  G.  Colt. 

Woodbury,  11.  Wi  Ham  Cothren,  David  S.  Bull,  H.  H. 
Morris,  M.  F.  Skelley,  Scoville  Nettleton,  Eli  M.  Towne,  Willie 
A.  Strong,  Frank  Barnes,  Geo.  I.  Barnes,  S.  J.  Allen,  G.  M. 
Allen. 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 

Commissioners — Willis  E.  Terrill,  Middlefield,  1885  ;  Rufus  C. 
Shepard,  Old  Saybrook,  1883:   Miner  C.  Hazen,  Haddam,  1884. 
Clerk  of  Courts— Charles  G.  R.  Vinal,  Middletown. 
Assistant  Clerk — Frederic  Vinal,  Middletown. 
State  Attorney— W.  F.  Willcox,Che>ter  (P.  0.  Deep  River). 
Sheriff—  John  I.  Hutchinson.  Essex ;  to  June  1,  1884. 

Deputy  Shei  ijf's. 

Midd'etown,  Gardner  B.  Smith;  Portland,  George  0.  Mosher; 
Clinton,  John  P.Johnson;  East  Hampton,  Thomas  S.  Brown; 
Bigganum,  Robert  B.  Clark;  Deep  River,  Henry  S.  Ward. 


COUNTIES.  69 

Deputy  Jailors— William  E.  Odber,  Haddam;  John  Wilcox, 
Middletown. 

County  Treasurer — George  W.  Harris.  Middletown. 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

Middletown.  Arthur  W.  Bacon,  *Conrad  G.  Bacon,  *E1- 
don  B.  Bird-ey,  ^Arthur  B.  Calef,  M.  Eugene  Cuyler,  Daniel  J. 
Donahue,  *Wm.  T.  Elmer,  Lovell  Hall,  *Jobn  M.  Murdock, 
I).  Ward  Northrop,  *  Wesley  U.  I'earne,  *Robert  G.  Pike,  *S. 
A.  Robinson,  Charles  C.  Tyler,  *  Charles  G.  R.  Vinal,  Samuel 
L.  Warner,  Frederic  Vinal,  *Harris  Warner,  Clarence  E.  Bacon. 

Chatham.     East  Hampton,  *Love>l  Hall. 

Chestek.     *  Jonathan  T.  Clark,  *  Washington  F.  Wilcox. 

Durham.     Henry  G.  Newton. 

East  Haddam   '  *  Julius  At t wood.  ^Francis  H.  Parker. 
Hadlyme,  *  Hiram  Willey.     JohnsonviUe,  E.  Emery  Johnson. 

Essex.  *James  Phelps,  *James  L.  Phelps,  Henry  P.  Pratt, 
Eben  P.  Lincoln. 

Portland.  *Dennis  A.  McQuillin,  John  M.  Murdoch,  Wm. 
H.  Ingeivoil. 

Saybrook.     Deep  River,  *  Washington  F.  Willcox. 

West  brook.    *  David  A.  Wright. 

Commissioners  of  Superior  Court. 

Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above  and  the  following: 

Essex.     Edward  W.  Redfield. 

Middletown.  George  W.  Burke,  Arthur  B.  Calef,  Jr., 
Chas.  F.  Browning. 

Haddam.  Henrv  M.  Selden  Cornelius  Brainerd,  John  H. 
Russell. 

Chatham.  Josiah  Ackley,  Emmet  B.  Smith,  Daniel  A. 
Markharn. 

East  Hxddam.     Eugene  W.  ChafTee. 

Saybrook.     Gilbert  W.  Denison. 

Clinton.     George  E.  Elli  >t. 

JUSTICES   OF  THE  PEACE. 

Middletown.  Thomas  J.  Atkins,  Arthur  W.  Bacon,  Clar- 
ence E.  Bacon,  Conrad  G.  Bacon,  Eldon  B.  Birdsey,  Arthur  B. 
Calef,  Michael  Conran,  M.  Eugene  Culver,  Daniel  \V.  Chase, 
Daniel  J.  Donahoe,   William   T.  Elmer,   Edward  A.  Gladwin, 


/O  COUNTIES. 

Joseph  Gleason,  James  K.  Guy,  Josiah  M.  Hubbard,  Henry  C. 
Johnson,  Michael  W.  Lawton,  Oliver  Markham.  D.  Ward 
Northrop,  Wesley  U.  Pearne,  Robert  G.  Pike,  Benjamin  0. 
Pratt,  George  H.  Prior,  Silas  A.  Robinson,  Henry  W.  Scovill, 
James  S.  Smith,  Edward  M.  Tuttle,  Chas.  G.  R.  Vinal,  Frederic 
Vinal,  Chauncey  W.  Ward,  Samuel  L.  Warner,  Henry  Wilcox. 
Haddam,  14.*    C.  D.  Merwin,  S.  H.  Burr.  A.  J.  Sherman,  0. 

C.  Neff,  D.  0.  Dickinson,  T.  A  Spencer,  W.  K.  Smith.  E.  P. 
Arnold,  A.  W.  Tyler,  W.  J.  Smith,  0.  Shailer,  N.  Burr,  F.  W. 
Arnold,  J.  P.  Spencer. 

Chatham,  9.     J.  C.  Shepard,  D.  W.  Watrous,  F.  E.  Adams, 

D.  H.  Selden,  E.  Roberts,  E.  B.  Rich,  H.  D.  Chapman,  W.  I. 
Brooks,  J.  H.  Selden. 

Chester,  6.     J.  E.  Silliman,  J.  Warner,  J*  T.  Smith,  Julius 
Smith,  J.  T.  Clark,  W.  F.  Willcox. 
Clinton,  8.     0.  Wright,  E.  W.  Wellman,  J.  P.  Johnson.  G. 

E.  Elliott,  G.  G.  Gunnell,  G.  W.  Hull,  A.  S.  Pelton,  D.'  L. 
Peck. 

Cromwell,  8.     No  returns. 

Durham,  7.  W.  H.  Walkley,  L.  M.  Leach,  S.  W.  Fowler, 
M.  T.  Merwin,  N.  H.  Parsons,  S.  W.  L  per,  S.  A.  Seward. 

East  Haddam,  16.  S.  R.  Holmes,  A.  E.  Purple.  J.  Attwood. 
W.  A.  Cone,  S.  A.  Carrier,  A.  Dav,  J.  R.  Griffin,  W.  C.  Gates, 
J.  B.  Hungerford,  E.  E.  Johnson/ A.  Smith,  H.  Peck,  W.  M. 
Sisson,  N.  W.  Rathbun,  T.  D.  Peck.  W.  A.  Miner. 

Essex,  8.  J.  H.'  Clarke,  R.  N.  Pratt,  S.  J.  Tiley,  A.  K. 
Pratt,  J.  E.  Bull,  E.  W.  Redneld,  C.  H.  Hubbard,  S.  Griswold. 

Killing  worth,  7.  N.  Lane,  A.  W.  Burr,  W.  E.  Griswold, 
L.  E.  Stevens,  \V.  N.  Lvnn,  D.  R.  Stevens.  M.  St.  C.  Burr. 

Middlekield,  G.  M.  W.  Terrill,  P.  M.  Augur,  H.  W.  Hurl 
but,  J.  T.  Inglis,  A.  B.  Cce,  V.  H.  Coles. 

Old  Saybrook,  6.  Edwin  Aver,  Jos.  Kellogg,  Henry  Hart, 
R.  B.  Chalker.  S.  H.  Lord,  J.  N.  Clark. 

Portland,  18.  C.  A.  Jarvis,  W.  H.  Bartlette.  L.  P.  Stewart. 
D.  A.  McQuilliD,  E.  A.  Sumner,  E.  1).  Strong,  S.  Payne,  J.  H. 
Sage,  H.  lhilbv,  J.  M.  Murdock,  E.  Sage,  W.  D.  Freeman,  N. 
B.  Allen,  N.  L.  C  amer,  J.  H.  Pelton,  D.  Crittenden,  D.  E. 
Durham,  W.  H.  Ingersoll. 

Saybrook,  7.  J.  W.  Marvin,  J.  A.  Jones,  C.  F.  Buckley, 
G.  F.  Spencer,  .1.  S.  Lane,  ^.  B.  Banning,  R.  P.  Spencer. 

Westbrook,  8.  C.  H.  Chapman,  W.  N.  Kirtland,S.  L.  Cook, 
J.  H.  DeWolf.'G.  C.  Spencer,  B.'D.  Bushnell,  A.  C.  Doane, 
Geo.  Kirtland. 


COUNTIES.  71 

TOLLAND  COUNTY. 

Commissioners— David    W.    Huntington,     Coventry,    1883; 
Edward  D.  Alvord,  Bolton,  1884;  Joseph  W.  Chandler,  1885. 
Clerk  of  (Courts — Erwin  0.  Dimock.  Tolland. 
Assistant  Clerk— G.  W.  West,  Rockville. 
State  Attorney — Benezet  H.  Bill,  Rockville. 
Sheriff— William  M.  Corbin,  Rockville,  to  June  1,  1884. 

Deputy  Sheriffs. 

Tolland,  Austin  L.  Edgerton;  Hebron,  Harvey  Crane;  Colum- 
bia, Arthur  H.  Little:  Rockville,  George  Woodward;  Coventry, 
Sumner  Payne;  Somersville,  T.  M.  Gowdy;  Stafford  Springs, 
Ezra  T.  Converse;  Willington,  Charles  F.  McFarland. 

County  Treasurer — Erwin  0.  Dimock,  Tolland. 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

Tolland.     Erwin  0.  Dimock,  *Edwin  S.  Agard. 

Andover.     Myron  P.  Yeomans. 

Coventry.     *S.  J.  Turner. 

iSomers.     Solomon  Fuller. 

Stafford.  Stafford  Springs,  *S.  E.  Fairfield,  Roswell  D. 
Davison,  *\Vm.  A.  King,  Seth  C  Eaton. 

Vernon.  Rockville,  Benezet  H.  Bill,  Dwight  Marcv,  Samuel 
F.  McFarland,  Charles  Phelps,  Gelon  W.  West. 

Willington.     Seth  C.  Eaton. 

Commissioners  of  Superior  Court. 
Lawyers  marked  with  a  *  above,  and  the  following: 
Stafford.     F.  L.  Batchelder,  Isaiah  Hiscock. 
Union.     C.  Paul. 
Willington.     L.  W.  Holt,  S.  Taylor. 

JUSTICES  OF  THE  PEACE. 

Tolland,  12.  Smith  H.  Brown,  Gilbert  H.  Preston,  William 
C.  Ladd,  P.  Brown,  Samuel  B.  Slater.  Erwin  0.  Dimock,  Geo. 
P.  Field,  E.  S.  Agard,  J.  B.  Kingsbury,  C.  A.  Hawkins,  W.  D. 
Holman,  H.  Young. 

Andover,  6.  W.  H.  Bishop,  E.  P.  Skinner,  D.  M.  Burnap, 
E.  D.  Post,  C.  H.  Loomis,  L.  Lathrop. 

Bolton,  6.  0.  Sperry,  C.  T.  Hunt,  W.  H.  Loomis,  J.  L. 
White,  C.  F.  Sumner.  F.  E.  Williams. 


72  COUNTIES. 

Columbia,  6.  Carlos  Collins,  X.  H.  Clark,  J.  Hutchins,  C. 
E.  Brown,  W.  A.  Collins,  J.  H.  Townsend. 

Coventry,  15.  Charles  A.  Kingsbury,  Nathaniel  Root,  J. 
H.  Freeman,  H.  Albro,  E.  B.  Turner,  I.  Mason,  J.  Pavne,  H.  M. 
Waters,  H  N.  Newell,  D.  H.  Clark,  J.  H.  Kingsbury,  J.  0. 
Freeman,  I.  Turner,  A.  Bovnton,  Henry  A.  Brewster. 

Ellington.  9.  M.  H.  Mandell,  H.'  McKnight.  L.  Martin, 
G.  W.  Street,  A.  Lovett,  H.  Beebe,  I.  Bancroft,  G.'  H.  Hill,  M. 
Pinnev. 

Hebron,  11.  H.  F.  Porter.  W.  T.  Warner,  J.  A.  White, 
A.  Prentice,  S.  G.  Gilbert,  D.  M.  Buell,  W.  H.  Wvman,  B.  S. 
Ellis,  G.  T.  Button,  L,  A.  Waldo,  J.  A.  Kellogg. 

Mansfield,  16.     A.  K.  Brown,  John  FitctT,  E.  C.  Pike,  F. 

D.  Fenton,  D.  C.  Hooker,  J.  D.  Chaffee,  G.  W.  Reynolds,  E.  P. 
Conant.  W.  W.  Atwood,  J.  B.  Merrow,  E.  G.  Sumner,  G.  F. 
Swift,  E.  B  Crane,  J.  P.  Barrows,  F.  Freeman,  G.  L.  Rose- 
brook. 

Somers,  10.  Solomon  Fuller,  James  C.  Pease,  Loren  Gris- 
wold,  Charles  Hibbard,  Alvan  D.  Noble,  Arnold  Converse,  J.  C. 
Bugbee,  J.  M.  Kibbe,  H.  C  Stimson,  L.  E.  Pease. 

Stafford.  19.  J.  C.  Fuller,  W.  A.  King,  F.  A.  Harwood, 
J.  R.  Washburn,  A.  H.  Preble.  R.  D.  Davison,  E.  Temple.  J.  A. 
Larnel,  M.  G.  Puffer,  H.  Dwi^ht,  C.  Holt,  J.  M.  Chaffee,  S. 
Davis,  G.  C.  Parkess,  G.  Newell,   L.  Squiers,  E.  W.    Preble, 

E.  W.  Brooks,  M.  Hanlev. 

Union,  6.  A.  E.  Weld,  F.  L.  Upham.  E.  N.  Lawson,  T.  J. 
Young,  A.  Town,  R.  Chapman. 

Vernon,  18.  John  S.  Dobson,  George  Talcott,  Gel  on  W. 
West,  Benezet  H.  Bill,  E.  S.  Henrv,  Cyrus  Winchell,  Charles 
Phelps,  Rval  G.  Holt,  William  W.  Andross,  Arthur  T.  Bissell, 
Charles  P"  Thompson,  Dwight  Marcy,  R.  B.  Parker,  S.  F.  Mc- 
Farland,  S.  A.  Talcott,  M.  Hammond,  J.  Bailey,  E.  D.  Alvord. 

Willington,  10.  Wm.  Iron's.  R.  Kdgerton,  J.  A.  Brown, 
S.  C.  Eaton.  W.  I).  Rubv,  W.  T.  Essex.  I).  E.  Benton,  M.  B. 
Fisk,  J.  A.  Potter,  C  T.  Preston. 


TOWN    OFFICERS. 


TOWN    OFFICERS. 


The  Town  Elections  are  held  on  the  first  Monday  in  October. 
The  following  lists  give  the  names  of  the  Town  Clerk,  Town 
Treasurer,  Registrar,  Selectmen,  Constables,  Collectors  of 
Taxes,  Grand  Jurors.  Assessors,  Board  of  Relief,  Board  of  Edu- 
cation, and«iiegrstrars  of  Voters.  The  Acting  School  Visitors 
are  designated  with  a  *.  The  School  Visitors  are  chosen  for 
three  years,  and  the  dates  indicate  the  time  when  their  terms 
expire. 

An dover.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Charles  F.  Lincoln. 
Selectmen,  Charles  H.  Loomis,  William  A.  Brown,  Joseph  rL 
Arnold.  Const..  Charles  H.  Baker,  Henry  G.  Dorrance,  Wil- 
lard  E.  Fuller,  and  Coll..  S.  Henry  Daggett,  Roscoe  E.  Bishop, 
George  F.  Blackman.  G.  Jurors,  D.  M.  Burnap,  C.  R.  Kings- 
bury, H.  A.  Brown,  H.  A.  Franklin,  Flavel  Lyman,  Harvey 
Lyman.  Assess.,  Erastas  D.  Post,  G.  F.  Blackman,  B.  E. 
Post.  Board  of  R.,  S.  H.  Daggett,  Leonard  Lathrop,  J.  H. 
Arnold.  Board  of  Ed.,  Charles  H.  Loomis,  Walter  Abbev, 
1883:  Edgar  D.  White,  Charles  L.  Backus.  1884;  Henry  G. 
Dorrance,  Roger  E.  Phelps,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Charles  L. 
Backus,  James  H.  Marsh. 

Ashford.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Davis  A.  Baker.  Reg.,  Henry 
H.  Piatt.  Selectmen,  Alfred  Walker,  Harvev  W.  Morev,  Phifo 
Walker.  Cons,  and  Colls.,  Marshall  H.  Whitford,  Stephen  D. 
Curtis.  G.  Jurors,  Arnold  Upton,  Asa  R.  Bruce,  John  T. 
Green.  Assess.,  Nelson  Hammond,  Henry  H.  Upton.  Board 
of  R.,  Thomas  F.  Dunham,  Andrew  H.  Bvles.  Board  of  Ed.r 
Gilbert  E.  S.  Amidon,  Harvey  W.  Morey,  1883;  Sherman  E. 
Paine,  John  A.  Brown,  1884  ;  Herbert  E.  Buxton,  Stephen  B. 
Tint,  1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Peter  Piatt,  John  M.  Simmons. 

Avon.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Oliver  T.  Bishop.  Select- 
men, Fitch  L.  Bishop,  Samuel  Gibson,  Joseph  S.  Woodford. 
Cons.,  Ernest  H.  Woodford,  Prescott  H.  Woodford,  Napoleon 
Bachand.  Coll.,  James  M.  Wilson.  G.  Jurors,  Stanley  T. 
Thompson,  Martin  Porter,  Dwight  A.  Avery.  Assess.,  Nathan 
L.  Case,  Harrison  Woodford,  Geo.  V.  Liisk.  Board  of  R., 
Edmund  Sanford,  Seth  T.  Woodford.  Board  of  Ed.,  N.  J. 
Seeley,  Dan.  D.  Derrin,  1883;  M.  C.  Woodford,  C.  II.  Miller, 
1884:  S.  D.  Gaylord,  Emery  T.  Miller,  1885.  Peg.  of  Vo'.ers,. 
Harvey  Woodford,  2d,  Jo-eph  B.  North. 


74  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Barkhamsted.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Owen  E.  Case.  Treas., 
Hubert  B.  Case.  Selectmen,  William  H.  Hubbard,  Samuel  H. 
Case,  P^ugene  A.  Rogers.  Cons.,  John  M.  Deming,  Obed  B. 
Messenger,  James  N.  Howard.  Coll.,  William  E.  Howd.  G. 
Jurors,  Monroe  Hart,  Lemuel  Hulbert,  Augustus  Smith. 
Assess  ,  Henry  H.  Payne,  Albert  Perry.  Board  of  R.,  George 
0.  Clarke,  Walter  Hart,  William  J.  Ripley.  Board  of  Ed., 
Alfred  Alford,  Wilford  D.  Youngs,  Sheldon^  Merrill,  Charles  W. 
Crane,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist,  William  C.  Howd, 
Sheldon  Merrill;  2d  Dist,  W.  D.  Young.  E.  Dwight  Cannon; 
3d  Dist.,  Alfred  Alford,  Melvin  A.  Doolittle. 

Beacon  Falls.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Julius  A.  Hart.  Treas., 
Clarence  J.  Bodfish.  Selectmen,  Herbert  C.  Baldwin,  Andrew 
W.  Culver,  David  M.  French.  Cons.,  Henry  Stetzer,  Jr.,  Chas. 
B.  Clark,  Walter  T.  Sackett,  William  D.  Gilbert.  G.  Jurors, 
David  T.  Sauford,  Peter  Hommelsheim,  Robert  M.  Rickards, 
Andrew  W.  Culver.  Board  of  R.,  Charles  B.  Clark,  R.  M. 
Rickards,  Harvey  E.  Atwood.  Assess.,  Jerome  B.  Hubbell, 
Albert  D.  Carrington.  Board  of  Ed.,  David  T.  Sanford,  Buel 
Buckingham,  1884;  Clarence  J.  Bodfish,  Jerome  B.  Hubbell, 
James  Lee,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Charles  B.  Clark,  Harris  F. 
Osborn. 

Berlin.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Alfred  North.  Reg.,  Elishama 
Brandegee.  Selectmen,  Samuel  C.  Wilcox,  Henrv  Sage,  Eli 
VVinchell.  Cons.,  E.  S.  Warner,  J.  J  Morse,  W.  J.  Austin,  H. 
M.  Dowd,  F.  A.  Stevens,  S.  H.  Alger.  Coll.,  William  Bulkley. 
G.  Jurors,  H.  S.  Porter,  E.  S.  Tubbs,  Frederic  North,  Francis 
Deming,  E.  H.  Butler,  E.  S.  Morse.  Assess.,  E.  C.  Hall,  James 
Brown.  Board  of  R.,  C.  N.  Ailing,  W.  K.  Penfield,  A.  A. 
Barnes.  Board  of  Ed.,  G.  S.  Taylor,  E.  C  Woodruff,  1883;  S. 
F.  Talmadge,  Theron  Upson,  1884:  Nathan  Coleman,  James 
Roche,  1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  William   Bulkley,  John   Norton. 

Bethany.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Edwin  N.  Clark. 
Selectmen,  Samuel  R.  Woodward,  Samuel  G.  Davidson,  Evelyn 
O.  Pardee.  Cons.,  Theron  E.  Allen,  Henry  W.  Hotchkiss,  Fred. 
W.  Sperry.  Coll.,  Silas  Hotchkin.  G.  Jurors,  Allen  G. 
Sperry,  Denzil  B.  Hoadley,  Evelyn  0.  Pardee.  Board  of  P., 
George  W.  Woodward,  Dwight  "N.  Clark,  Wales  H.  French. 
Assess.,  S.  G.  Davidson,  S.  B.  Todd.  Board  of  Ed.,  Samuel  R. 
Woodward,  1883;  Lewis  F.  Morris,  1884;  George  B.  Hotchkiss, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Ernest  Hotchkiss,  George  B.  Hotchkiss. 


TOWN    OFFICERS. 


Bethel.  Clerk.  George  S.  Crofut.  Reg.,  William  H.  Jud- 
soa.  Treas.,  Samuel  S.  Ambler.  Selectmen,  Frederick  Judd, 
George  G.  Durant,  George  M.  Cole.  Cons.,  John  M.  Signor, 
Oscar  H.  Hibbard,  Henry  C.  Judd.  Coll.,  Aaron  H.  Dimond. 
G.  Jurors,  Harry  S.  Glover,  John  B.  Keeler,  Alvin  E.  Barber. 
Assess.,  Francis*  B.  Andrews,  Aaron  H.  Dimond,  Charles  H. 
Shepard.  Board  of  R.,  William  H.  Judson,  Henry  S.  Glover, 
Fairchild  Morgan.  Board  of  Ed.,  Frederick  Shepard,  George 
P.  Torrance,  1883:  Eli  T.  Andrews,  Granville  B.  Andrews, 
1884:  Moses  L.  Scudder.  Henry  A.  Gilbert,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Granville  B.  Andrews,  Gideon  S.  Peck. 


Warren  H.  Taylor.  Assess.,  Xehemiah  L.  Bloss,  James  B. 
Ames.  Board  of  R..  Alexander  Hamilton,  Stephen  Haves.  Mar- 
vin S.  Todd.  Board  of  Ed..  Marvin  S.  Todd,  Fred  S.  Curtiss, 
1883:  William  R.  Harrison,  Marshall  E.  Beecher.  1884:  George 
C  Stone,  Samuel  P.  Hayes,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Jonathan 
Wooten,  George  W.  Percy. 

Bloom  field.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  E.  Cox.  Treas.,  Frank- 
lin B.  Miller.  Selectmen,  John  Blackwell,  Chester  F.  Good- 
win, Alfred  X.  Fill- v.  Const.,  H.  C.  Alderman,  H.  T.  Fagan, 
Geo.  F.  Humphrey',  W.  G.  Hubbard,  G.  F.  Hubbard,  T.  E. 
Griswold.  Coll.,  Francis  X.  Slater.  G.  Jurors,  D.  R.  Cadwell, 
S.  B.  Newberry,  Hugh  Mitchelson,  C.  H.  Case,  W.  Feeley,  H. 
T.  Bumstead/  Assess.,  John  Wilcox.  C.  F.  Goodwin,  T.  G. 
Jerome.  Board  of  R.,  W.  G.  Hubbard,  F.  G.  Barber,  H.  G. 
Isham.  Board  of  Ed.,  X.  F.  Miller,  F.  E.  Burr,  W.  J.  Gabb, 
1883;  *Henrv  Grav,  John  Wilcox.  F.  B.  Miller,  1884:  A.  C. 
Case,  F.  G.  Barber.  John  E.  Cox,  1885.  Reg,  of  Voters.  W.  J. 
Gabb,  H.  G.  Isham. 

Bolton.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Horace  Wetherill.  Treas.,  Sam- 
uel W.  Williams.  Selectmen,  Joseph  C.  Alvord,  Chauncev  T. 
Hunt,  Jabez  L.  White.  Const ,  Albert  W.  Cowles,  Charles  E. 
Sperrv,  Benjamin  Lvman,  Charles  E.  Carpenter,  William  Bart- 
liff,  and  Coll.,  M.  W.  Howard,  C.  P.  Coleman.  G.  Jurors,  A.  R. 
Barrows,  L.  S.  Maine,  Orlando  Sperry,  A.  C.  Carver,  George 
Curtis,  J.  W.  Sumner.  Assess.,  William  H.  Loomis,  Marvin  \V. 
Howard.     Board  of  R..  Gilbert  G.   Rose,  Joseph  Gilbert,  George 


76  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

T.  Loomis.  Board  of  Ed.,  W.  B.  Williams,  1883;  0.  C.  John- 
son, Chauncey  T.  Hunt,  1884;  Charles  F.  Sumner,  Orlando 
Sperry,  1885/  Eeg.  of  Voters.  Oliver  C.  Johnson,  John  W. 
Sumner. 

Bozrah.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Samuel  G.  Johnson.  Reg.,  A. 
D.  Herrick.  Selectmen,  Charles  A.  Johnson,  J.  H.  Lefringwell, 
Gardner  Avery.  Const.,  Simeon  Abel  1st,  Orimel  A.  Johnson, 
James  Berwick,  Gilbert  A.  Rudd,  J.  C.  Leffingwell.  Coll., 
Edward  Johnson.  G.  Jurors,  Stephen  H.  Allen,  Frederick  A. 
Parker,  Jerry  Stark,  Fveritt  N  Stark,  Robert  Palmer.  Assess., 
N.  C  Cook,' Joshua  C.  Leffingwe1],  John  J%  Gager.  Board  of 
R.,  Clavton  H.  Lathrop,  Edwin  E.  Lathrop,  Russell  S.  Gardner. 
Board  of  Ed  .  *0.  D.  Herrick,  Charles  A.  Gager,  1884:  Clayton 
H.  Lathrop,  Albert  Waterman,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Simeon 
Abel  1st,  Albert  Waterman. 

Branford.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Henry  H.  Stedman  Reg., 
Walter H.  Zink.  Selectmen,  Richard  Bradley,  William  Page, 
John  A.  B'.ackstone.  Cons.,  Henry  D.  Linsley,  Emerson  E.  Bar- 
ker, Edward  S.  Palmer,  Barney  McNeany,  Davis  S.  Johnson. 
Coll ,  James  E.  Russell.  G.  Jurors,  William  Farrell,  John  Rus- 
sell, Samuel  B.  Miller,  James  McDermott,  Charles  E.  Vansand. 
Board  of  R.,  Dennis  Reardy,  Roger  Hall,  M.  K.  Northam.  As- 
sess ,  Richard  Dibble,  Henry  H.  Fowler.  Board  of  Ed.,  T.  F. 
Hammer,  R.  Bartholomew,  T.  McDermott,  William  Regan,  1883; 
Daniel  O'Brien,  J.  H.  Hutchinson,  W.  H.  Zink.  Lester  J. 
Nichols,  1884;  C.  W.  Gaylord,  S.  G.  Cook,  Thomas  P.  Carney, 
Joseph  T.  Douglass,  1885;  h'eg.  of  Voters,  James  Hadley,  J.  C. 
Sharkey,  1st  district;  Roger  Hall, Henry  S.  Hall,  2d  district. 

Bridgeport.  .  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Charles  E.  Wilmot.  Treas., 
William  X.  Middlebrook.  Selectmen,  Walter  C.  Nevers,  Theo- 
dore W.  Beach,  Thomas  Stirling.  Cons.,  Alfred  H.  Robbins, 
Michael  O'Neil,  George  L.  Andrews,  James  Barry.  George  X. 
Morgan,  George  W.  Piatt,  Henry  B.  Bartram.  Coll.,  Richard 
Sewell.  G.  Jurors,  Louis  Kutscher,  John  J.  Phelan,  Joseph  H. 
Collhs.  Assess.,  Amos  Fuller,  Stephen  M.  Conger,  Aaron  W. 
Wallace.  Board  of  R.,  Oscar  EL  Meeker,  Michael  Lee,  Russell 
Tomlinson.  Board  of  Ed.,  Frederick  W.  Zingsem,  George  C. 
Waldo.  James  Staples,  Peter  W.  Wren,  1883:  Wm.  B.  Hincks, 
Augustus  H.  Abernethy,  Edward  W.  Marsh,  Thomas  J.  Syn- 
nott,  1884;  Julius  S.  Hanover,  David  Ginaud.  Nath'l  Wheeler, 
George  X.  French,  1855.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Frederick  Curtis, 
Peter  Hackctt. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  /  - 

Bridgewater.  Clerk,  Austin  H.  Gillett.  Reg.,  Smith  R. 
Weeks.  Treas.,  Arza  C.  Morris.  Selectmen,  Geo.  \V.  Morris, 
Peter  Wooster,  Egbert  B.  Can  field.  Cons.,  James  H.  Keeler,  Jr., 
Edwin  R.  Allen,  Almon  D.  Smith,  Daniel  H.  Canfield,  Abijab  L. 
Patterson.  Coll.,  Reuben  J.  Keeler.  G.  Jurors,  Gideon  W. 
Northrop,  George  C.  Bennett.  Assess.,  James  H.  Keeler,  Jr., 
Geo.  C.  Bennett.  Board  of  R..  Arza  C.  Morris,  Harmon  Treat. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Eli  Sturtevant,  Horace  X.  Sanfbrd,  1883;  A.  H. 
Gillett,  H.  D.  Gillett,  1884;  Burr  Mallett,  George  Minor,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  Christopher  C.  Shannon,  Stephen  P.  Treat. 

Bristol.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Benjamin  F.  Hawley. 
Selectmen,  Charles  L.  Frisbie.  Samuel  D.  Bull,  Charles  A.  Rey- 
nolds. Cons.,  M.  B.  Rohan,  G.  E.  Castle,  W.  G.  Austin,  Elijah 
Manross.  Coll.,  Geo.  R.  Tuttle.  G.  Jurors,  H.  C.  Clayton/M. 
Foley,  S.  A.  Olcott,  H.  VV.  Hinman,  T.  McDermott.  Assess., 
S.  K.  Montgomery,  E.  Freeman,  E.  E.  Thorp.  Board  of  R., 
Chas.  C.  P.  Goodrich,  E.  N.  Saxton,  Jerry  B.  Holt.  Board  of 
Ed.,  M.  B.  Roddan,  A.  Bingham,  1883;  *D.  Dewolf,  Gad  Nor- 
ton, 1884;  Benj.  F.  Hawley,  Hervey  E.  Way,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  1st  district,  Edward*  B.  Dunbar,  Hobert  A.  Warner;  2d 
district,  Charles  W.  Brown,  Albert  P.  Stark. 

Brookfield.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Henry  S.  Beers.  Reg., 
Amos  L.  Williams.  Selectmen,  David  H.  Meeker,  Charles  Stu- 
art, Edson  N.  Hawley.  Cons.,  John  H.  Barlow,  Seth  Stevens, 
James  Lee,  Edward  'Weld,  Clark  T.  Jackson  and  Coll.,  Eliud 
Taylor,  Edward  Montrose.  G.  Jurors,  Almon  Odell,  Edwin  G. 
Terrill,  George  C.  Jones,  Samuel  Thornhill,  Thomas  P.  Bristoll, 
William  F.  Wildman.  Assess.,  Marcus  Babbitt.  Wm.  B.  Roe, 
Andrew  Northrop.  Board  of  R.,  George  C.  Jones,  John  H.  Bar- 
low, Arthur  E.  Wanzer.  Board  of  Ed  ,  A.  C.  Pierce,  George 
C.  Jones,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Thomas  P.  Bristoll,  Sidney  E. 
Hawley. 

Brooklyn.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Alva  Wylie.  Select- 
men, John  S.  Searls,  Wm.  H.  Cutler,  George  W.  Adams.  Cons., 
Theodore  D.  Pond  and  C  11.,  Geo.  C.  Keach.  G.  Jurors,  Geo.  C. 
Reach,  Daniel  Brayman,  William  R.  Thurber,  Geo.  W.  Harris, 
Joseph  B.  Stetson,  Eugene  H.  Fuller.  Assess.,  Frank  E.  Baker, 
Henrv  H.  Green.  Board  of  R.,  Geo.  W.  Brewster,  Rilev  B. Witter, 
Elias'H.  Main.  Board  of  Ed.,  Wiilard  Dav,  A.  H.Turner,  1883; 
E.  L.  Cundall,  Wellington  E.  James,  1884;  E.  S.  Beard,  H.  H. 
Green,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Wm.  H.  Thurber,  Henry  H.  Green. 


/8  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Burlington.  Clerk,  John  A.  Reeve.  Reg.  and  Treas.,  Romeo 
Elton.  Selectmen,  George  J.  Hinman,  Vincent  Viering,  Wm. 
0.  Goodsell.  Cons.,  John  Luby,  Geo.  E.  Butler,  Henry  Gam- 
ber.  Jerome  S.  Edwards,  George  Schwartzman.  Coll.,  Frank 
M.  Butler.  G.  Jurors,  Henry  Curtis,  John  Roghan,  Ebenezer 
Henry.  Anthony  Fredidel.  Assess.,  N.  W.  Bunnell,  Sylvester 
Curtis!  Board  of  R.,  John  A.  Reeve,  Wm.  Henrv.  Jr.,  Edwin 
Gillard.  Board  of  Ed.,  Lucius  B.  Pond,  Melvin  C.  Wood,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  Romeo  Elton,  Anthony  Moore. 

Canaan.  (P.  0.  Falls  Village.)  Clerk,  Reg., -and  Treas., 
Henry  C.  Gaylord.  Selectmen,  Daniel  Brewster.  Daniel  H. 
Deam  Lucius  Wilcox.  Cons.,  Sidnev  Reed,  L.  D.  Brewster,  J. 
H.  Hakes,  Charles  Hanchett,  L.  Hoskins,  H.  H.  Woodin,  M. 
New.  Coll.,  P.  M.  Jaqua.  G.  Jurors,  Lewis  Cady,  Chester  E. 
Wolcott,  W.  Yale,  W.  H.  Cook,  D.  E.  Dean,  Henrv  Yale. 
Assess..  M.  U.  Dean,  C.  B.  Maltbie.  Board  of  R..  John  M.  Dean, 
A.  Chapman,  W.  G.  Kellogg.  Board  of  Ed.,  Elisha  B.  Gillett, 
Myron  H.  Dean,  1883;  J.  D.  Clemens.  C.  B.  .Maltbie.  1884;  D. 
E.  Dean,  D.  M.  Moore,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  A.  P.  Chapman, 
C.  B.  Maltbie. 

Canterbury.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  "William  S.  Adams.  Treas., 
John  P.  Kingsbury.  Selectmen,  Charles  Bennett,  Thomas  G. 
Clark,  Burrill  J.  Huling.  Cons.,  Charles  H.  Pellett,  and  Coll, 
Geo.  W.  Smith.  G.  Jurors,  Joseph  P.  Lester,  Stephen  Dewing, 
Chauncey  C.  Frink,  Dwight  Barstow,  Justin  Holden.  Assess., 
Comfort's.  Burlingame,  Walter  Smith.  Board  of  R.,  Josiah 
Spaulding,  James  "H.  Witter,  Xorman  Appley.  Board  of  Ed., 
George  Sanger,  Henry  Kendall,  John  A.  Peck,  1883:  C.  S.  Bur- 
lingame, William  S.  Adams,  Luman  D.  Bennett,  1884:  Stephen 
DewiDg,  Oscar  Peck,  1885:  Stephen  B.  Carter,  Albert  R.  Saf- 
ford,  1886.     Reg.  of  Voters,  .John  D.  Pellett,  Lafayette  Eaton. 

Canton.  Clerk,  Anson  W.  Bristol.  Reg  ,  David  B.  Hale. 
Treas.,  Jasper  H.  Bidwell.  Selectmen,  Julius  E.  Case,  Everett 
Case.  George  Mills.  Cons.,  F.  A.  Bidwell,  E  R.  Hough,  and 
Coll.,  Richard  Wagner,  Henry  C.  Rogers,  Giles  C.  Calhoun, 
Wm.  T.  Welles.  G.  Jurors/ John  D.  Andrews,  William  G. 
Hallock,  Clinton  M.  Woodford,  Phelps  F.  Smith,  George  F. 
Lewis,  Mason  X.  Case.  Assess.,  Samuel  X.  Codding,  Fred'k 
A.  Bidwell,  George  W.  Lampheir.  Board  of  R.,  Charles  N. 
Blair,  Levi  Case,  Henrv  Case.  Board  of  Ed.,  William  W.  Bid- 
well,  Burton  0.  Higlev,  1^83:  D.  B.  Hubbard,  J.  H.  Bidwell, 
1884:    D.  C.  Holbrook,' James   Case,  1885.     Reg  of  Voters,  1st 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  79 

Dist.,  John  E.  Wheelock,  Rollin  0.  Humphrey:  2d  Dist.,  Sher- 
man E.  Brown,  Edwin  P.  Lampheir. 

Chaplin.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Jared  W.  Lincoln.  Reg.,  Orrin 
Witter.  Selectmen,  James  R.  Utlev,  Merrick  Barton,  Henry 
T.  Clark.  Cons..  Frank  W.  Martin,  David  Nichols,  and  Coll. 
G.  Jurors,  Edson  D.  Fuller,  George  A.  Ross,  Origen  Bennett, 
Charles  Tucker,  Edward  G.  Carey,  Frank  C.  Lummis.  Assess., 
William  Martin,  Thomas  T.  Upton.  Board  of  R.,  Joseph  Fos- 
ter, C.  Edwin  Griggs,  Charles  M.  Backus.  Board  of  Ed  ,  C.  Ed- 
win Griggs,  William  Martin,  1S&3:  Joseph  Foster,  M.  A.  Bates, 
1SS4:  Francis  Williams,  W.  N.  Webster,  1SS5.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Frank  C.  Lummis,  George  Martin. 

Chatham.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  William  H.  Bevin. 
Selectmen,  Leonard  Willey,  James  X.  Tibbals,  Frederick  H. 
Dunham.  Cons.,  Henrv  V.  Barton,  James  Dickson,  0.  P. 
Swanson,  C.  B.  West,  David  B.  Dickinson,  R.  D.  Tibbals, 
George  A.  Strong.  Coll  ,  Lyman  B.  Higgins.  G.  Jurors,  L.  S. 
Carpenter,  J.  D.  Barton,  T.*A.  Shepard,  George  H.  White.  W. 

B.  1  ibbals,  M.  S.  Purple.  Assess.,  A.  H.  Worthington,  John 
S.  Mark  ham.  Board  of  R.,  Oliver  Brainard,  Alonzo  B.  Bailey, 
Ezra  G.  Cone.     Board  of  Ed  ,*J.  S.  Ives,  H.  D.  Chapman,  John 

C.  Shepard,  1883;    Henry   B.    Brown,    Albert   0.  West,  L.  F. 

I,  ls*4:  A.  H.  Conklin,  Harrison  Brainard,  F.  B.  Xortham, 
1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  L.  H.  Markham,  A.  H.  Worthington, 
William  W.  B.  Markham,  Davis  S  Strong. 

Cheshire.  Clerk,  Milton  C.  Doolittle.  Reg.,  Myron  X. 
Chambfrlain.  Treas.,  Edwin  R.  Brown.  Selectmen,  Julius 
Moss.  Silas  E.  Jeraids,  Benjamin  A.  Jarvi^.  Cons  ,  Henry 
Beadle.  Horace  Fields,  J.  Walter  Mix,  W.  S.  Thompson,  James 
M.  Lamson,  Chas.  L.  Russell.  Coll.,  William  H.  Allen.  G. 
Jurors,  Edgar  Beadle,  Charles  H.  Hall,  Benjamin  H.  Peck, 
William  S.  Baldwin,  Alexander  Doolittle.  Assess.,  Levi 
Doolittle,  Charles  S.  Gillette,  Hugh  Brennan.  Board  of  R., 
Alex.  Doolittle.  Asa  L.  Bennett,  William  H.  Marshall.  Board 
of  Ed..  Joseph  P.  Beach,  John  H.  French,  1S&3;  Sanford  J. 
Horton,  C.  T.  Hotchkiss,  1&S4:  Martin  H.  Brennan,  Theodore 
A.  Cook.  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Henry  Beadle,  Henry  T.  Hol- 
comb. 

Chester.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  J.  Kirtland  Denison.  Treas., 
Joseph  E.  Silliman.  Selectmen,  Edward  C.  Hungerford, 
William  X.  Clark,  Matthew  Gledhill.     Cons.,  John  Jagger,  and 


80  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Coll.,  Eugene  F.  Scoville.  G.  Jurors,  James  L.  Lord,  A.  Ham- 
ilton Gilbert,  J.  Elmer  Watrous.  Assess  .  Hiram  H.  Clark, 
Carleton  J.  Bates,  William  N.  Clark.  Board  of  R.,  J.  Linus 
Clark,  Walter  S.  Clark,  James  G.  Fargo.  Board  of  Ed.,  Am- 
brose Pratt,  Sylvester  W.  Turner,  W.  F.  Willcox.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Francis'  G.  Clark,  Socrates  P.  Hull. 

Clixton.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Henry  C.  Hull.  Select- 
men, John  P.  Johnson,  Marshall  B.  Johnson,  Lorenzo  Hull. 
Const,  and  Coll.,  William  C.  Bushnell.  G.  Juro/s,  Orrin 
Wright,  S.  Leander  Stevens,  Gilbert  Woodstock.  Assess.,  J<  hn 
P.  Johnson,  David  A.  Fox.  Board  of  RM  William  S.  Grinnell, 
John  A.  Stanton.  Charles  D.  Stevens.  Board  of  Ed.,  William 
H.  Kelsey,  1883;  John  B.  Wright,  James  L.  Davis,  Elisha  E. 
Wright,  1585.  Keg.  of  Voters,  John  A.  Stanton,  William  Kirt- 
land. 

Colchester.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  George  D.  Bingham. 
Treas.,  William  B.  Otis.  Selectmen,  R.  R.  Carrington,  R.  T. 
Carrier,  C.  H.  Bailey.  Cons.,  C.  C.  Palmer,  and  Coll.,  Carlton 
H.  Skinner,  and  Coll.,  Benjamin  Adams,  John  O'Brien,  Jr.,  Jere- 
miah Kelley,  Charles  Fargo, T.  Swan  Rathbone.  G.  Jurors,  James 
0' Conner,  David  Shea,  William  S.  Bigelow,  John  W.  O'Brien, 
John  Lowrey,  Ralph  T.  Carrier.  Assess.,  F.  B.  Taylor,  F.  L. 
Carrier,  Asa  R.  Bigelow.  Board  of  R.,  Hoxie  Brown,  Benja- 
min Adams,  Phineas  R.  Strong.  Board  of  Ed.,  S.  G.  Willard, 
Bernard  Bray,  1883;  R.  R.  Carrington,  Dighton  Moses,  1884: 
Alden  A.  Baker,  F.  L.  Carrier,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Ira  A. 
Dinsmore,  William  H.  Hay  ward. 

Colebrook.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  John  S.  Wheeler. 
Selectmen,  Rollin  D.  Baldwin,  William  H.  Vining,  Solomon 
Sackett.  Cons.,  George  J.  WThipple,  George  H.  Mills,  Robert 
Hoffman.  Coll.,  Horace  North.  G.  Jurors,  George  F.  Howe, 
Edwin  S.  Preston,  Patrick  Burke.  Assess..  George  F.  Howe, 
Hiram  S.  Hamilton.  Board  of  R.,  Andrew  J.  Terrell,  Alanson 
Mead,  Edwin  L.  Simons.  Board  of  Ed.,  James  McCaffrey, 
Leonard  D.  Benham,  Samuel  A.  Cooper,  1883;  Andrew  J. 
Terrell,  Rollin  D.  Baldwin,  Lucien  0.  Bass,  1884;  John  A. 
Deming,  Timothv  Persons,  William  Goodwin,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  1st  Dist.,"  Andrew  J.Terrell,  Edward  Oles;  2d  Dist., 
John  A.  Deming,  Thomas  B.  Spencer. 

Columbia.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Norman  P.  Little.  Treas., 
James  P.  Little.     Selectmen,  George  M.  Scovell,  Albert  Brown, 


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Lucius  W.  Robinson.  Cons.,  William  H.  Battey,  Horace  E. 
Brown,  Henry  G.  Scovell,  J.  Eugene  Tucker,  Henry  Williams, 
Arthur  H.  Little,  Chester  B.  Lyman.  Coll.,  Samuel  F.  West. 
G.  Jurors,  A.  H.  Fox,  Joel  Tucker.  C.  E.  Brown,  H.  B.  Frink, 
Geo.  B.  Tuller.  Assess.,  A.  W.  Hunt,  E.  P.  Spafford,  N.  H. 
Clarke.  Board  of  R.,  E.  M.  Clarke,  Joseph  Hutchins,  H.  W. 
Buell.  Board  of  Ed. /William  H.  Yeamans,  C.  E.  Little,  1883: 
J.  P.  Little,  *N.K.  Holbrook.  1884:  FrecVk.  I).  Avery,  W.  H. 
Yeamans   2d,  1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Arthur    H.  Little"",  Asahel 

0.  Wright. 

Cornwall.  Clerk,  Robert  X.  Cochrane.  Reg.,  Edward 
Sanford.  Selectmen,  Samuel  S.  Reed,  Ralph  I.  Scoville,  David 
L.  Smith.  Cons.,  Smith  W.  Merrifield,  Harvey  A.  Baldwin, 
George  H.  Oldfield.  G.  Jurors,  Russell  Bierce,  George  Hughes, 
Almon  L.  Miner.  Assess.,  Ingersoll  P.  Reed,  Charles  H.  Harri- 
son. Board  of  R.,  William  L.  Clark,  Pu-sell  Bierce.  Charles  H. 
Preston.  Board  of  Ed.,  Wilbur  T.  Harrison.  John  F.  Andrew. 
1883:  Arthur  D.  Warner,  Samuel  J.  White,  1884:  Charles  H. 
Preston,  Leonard  J.  Nickerson,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Arthur 
D.  Warner,  Leonard  J.  Nickerson. 

Cromwell.  Clerk,  Peg.,  and  Treas.,  Ralph  D.  Savage. 
Selectmen,  WTilliam  H.  Noble,  George  W.  Stevens,  Bulkley 
Edwards.  Cons.,  Timothy  Ranney,  R.  B.  Savage,  and  Coll., 
A.  J.  Briggs,  Leo  Sizer,  Hiram  Ralph,  Frederick  Winkle, 
Henrv  Bucklev.     G.  Jurors,  George  H.  Butler,  W.  R.  McDonald, 

1.  H/Warner/W.  E.  Hurlburt,  A.  N.  Pierson,  Seth  Paddock. 
Assess.,  Marvin  R.  Warner,  Timothy  Ranney.  Board  of  R., 
Frederick  Wilcox,  Luther  S.  Smith,  David  Edwards.  Board 
of  Ed.,  Albert  Dowd,  1883;  Henry  S.  Stevens.  1884:  William 
A.  Stickney,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Isaac  P.  Warner,  John 
Nolan. 

Coventry.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Dwight  Webler.  Reg.,  Mau- 
rice B.  Bennett.  Selectmen,  George  A.  Marcy.  Nathaniel  Root. 
Cons.,  S.  L.  French,  Eugene  Harris,  Geo.  B.  Carpenter,  John 
C.  Aver,  E.  W.  Phillips.  G.  Jurors,  Fred.  S.  Sweet,  John  0. 
Walker,  F.  H  Wood,  Austin  Brigham,  Austin  Boynton,  N. 
Boynton.  Assess.,  Henry  Albro,  Eugene  Harris.  Board  of  R., 
Marvin  Coleman,  \V.  P.  Rose,  Orrin  Turner.  Board  of  Ed., 
M.  B.  Brown,  John  Brown,  1883:  A  .  S.  Hawkins,  Andrew 
Kingsbury,  1^84:  Fred.  S.  Sweet,  H.  P.  Topliff,  1885.  Peg.  of 
Voters,  Wm.  F.  Sweet,  Andrew  Kingsbury. 


S2  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Danbury.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  F.  Oliver  Smith.  Treas..  Am- 
nion T.  Peck.  Selectmen,  Edwin  B.  Harris,  Nathaniel  B. 
Selleck,  David  Pearce.  Cons.,  William  K.  Cowan,  Michael  J. 
Keating,  Willis  P.  Signor,  William  H.  Lynde,  George  C.  Crans. 
G.  Jurors,  Luzon  T.  Stevens,  Michael  Duane,  Charles  H.  Wil- 
cox. George  W.  Barnum  2d,  Clark  Hickock.  Assess,.  Joseph 
Treadwell,  Oliver  T.  Selleck,  John  H.  Fanton.  Board  of  P., 
Frank  P.  Nash,  Nathan  B.  Dibble,  Darius  Selleck.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Abner  B.  Hollev,  Alfred  J.  Aubrev,  1853:  Andrew  C.  Hub- 
bard, Byron  J.  Hall,  1884;  William  F.Taylor.  Thomas  J. 
Corbett,'  1885.  Peg.  of  Voters,  Harris  L.  'Crofut,  John  J. 
Brady. 

Darien.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  John  S.  Waterbury.  Peg.. 
Samuel  Sand-.  Selectmen,  Ira  Schofleld,  Thaddeus  Bell. 
Charles  A.  Bates,  Jr.  Cons  .  Charles  A.  Hobbie,  Charles  G. 
Waterbury,  William  H.  Walmsley,  James  Birchard.  Coll.. 
George  W.  Clock.  G.  Jurors,  George  W.  Fowler,  William  T. 
Barker,  Theodore  W.  Austin,  Samuel  B.  Fitch.  Assess.,  Na- 
than Dauchy,  Charles  Brown,  James  Waring.  Board  of  P., 
Samuel  Sands,  Lewis  S.  Peed,  Ambrose  Richards.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Louis  S.  French,  Charles  S.  Whitney,  1883:  Albert  Sco- 
field,  James  Curzon,  James  B.  Selleck,  1*884;  Charles  Brown, 
Charles  W.  Lounsbury,  John  T.  Cox.  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Nathan  Dauchy,  Williams  H.  Willmott,  Jr. 

Derby.  Clerk,  Daniel  E.  McMahon  (P.  0.  Ansonia.)  Peg., 
Ambrose  B-ardsley.  Treas.,  Theodore  S.  Bassett.  Selectmen, 
Erwin  W.  Webster,  P.  McManus,  P.  0.  Gates.  Cons..  Joseph 
Colwell,  0.  F.  Lathrop,  0.  P.  Gates,  B.  Luitzner,  T.  D.  Wood- 
ruff, James  Shortell.  Coll.,  Nathan  C.  Treat.  G.  Jurors,  Robert 
Gates,  H.  McGowan.  W.  A.  Barnes,  J.  J.  McLarney,  Ferris  A. 
Castle,  Frank  Terrew.  Assess.,  Henry  Whipple,  Eli  H.  Wake- 
lee,  Sidney  A.  Downs.  Board  of  R.,  Robert  May,  John  Cowell, 
Henrv  Somers.  Board  of  Ed.,  George  H.  Peck,  J.M.  Whit  lock, 
1883;'  0.  W.  Witherspoon,  P.  M.  Keimedv,  J.  H.  Whiting. 
1854:  Hugh  T.  Bradv,  John  Lindlev,  Walter  C.  Roberts,  1 
Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist.,  John  C.  Keilly,  John  L.  Lindlev:  2d 
Dist.,  Morris  Drew,  Franklin  D.  Jackson. 

Durham.  (P.O.Durham  Center.)  Clerk,  Nathan  H.  Par- 
sons. Reg.,  I).  B.  Beecher.  Treas  ,  Frederic  P.  Hubbard. 
Selectmen,  CharUs  G.  Tucker,  Joha  Davis,  John  Marshall. 
Cons.,  John  Atwell,  Timothy  E.  Hull.  Coll.,  Henry  S.  Bald- 
win.    G.  Jurors,  Henry  S.  Merwiu,  Albert  Sanderson.    Assess., 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  83 

William  C.  Ives,  James  E.  Bailey.  Board  of  R.,  William  A. 
Parmelee,  Henry  S.  Merwin,  John  Marshall,  Timothy  E.  Hull, 
Henrv  Davis.  Board  of  Ed.,  A.  P.  Roberts,  James  E  Bailev, 
1883;  *N.  H.  Parsons,  Samuel  W.  Soper,  1SS4:  Judson  E.  Fran- 
cis, Nathan  H.  Parsons,  1885.  Peg.  of  Voters,  Curtis  C.  Atwell, 
Albert  M  Ailing. 

Eastford.  Clerk,  No  election — tie.  Peg.,  A.  M.  Bowen. 
Treas.,  W.  F.  Deans.  Selectmen ,  Stephen  0.  Bowen,  Parley 
Walker.  Silas  C.  Simmons.  Cons.,  Albert  H.  Reynolds,  and 
Coll.,  Frederick  Upham,  Charles  A.  Wheaton.  "  G.  Jurors, 
William  H.  Clemens,  Thomas  Caffree.  Assess.,  George  A.  Wal- 
ker, Charles  A.  Rice.  Board  of  R.,  Edmond  W.  Warren, 
Samuel  D.  Bosworth.  Board  of  Ed.,  S.  0.  Bowen,  H.  P.  Bul- 
lard,  1883;  C.  M.  Jones,  E.  W.  Warren,  1884;  Clark  E.  Barrows, 
Amasa  L.  Johnson,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Elisha  K.  Robbins, 
Frank  D.  Bowen. 

East  Granby.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Elmore  Clark.  Treas., 
Isaac  P.  Owen.  Selectmen,  William  A.  Viets,  Jason  R.  Viets, 
Aaron  L.  Eno.  Cons.,  Timothy  W.  Griswold,  J.  Duane  Viets, 
Henry  P.  Godard,  Edward  C/Talmadge,  Gustavus  D.  Mills. 
Coll.,"  I.  Clifford  Thompson.  G.  Jurors,  Ebenezer  Talbot, 
William  A.  Viets.  Homer  Griffin.  Henrv  P.  Holcomb.  Assess., 
J.  R.  Holcomb,  W.  0.  Havden.  Board  of  R.,  Richard  H.  Phelps, 
Levi  C.  Viets.  Board  of  Ed.,  Richard  H.  Phelps,  B.  Ellsworth 
Smith,  1883:  Timothy  W.  Griswold,  Frederic  F.  Stevens,  1884; 
Isaac  W.  Thompson,  Moses  E.  Seymour,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Timothy  W.  Griswold,  Morton  A*.  Holcomb. 

East  Haddam.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Julius  Attwood.  Treas., 
Thomas  Gross,  Jr.  Selectmen,  David  B.  Sexton,  Richard  E. 
Hungerford,  Wilbur  F.  Wright.  Cons..  Casper  L.  Gladwin, 
John  S.  Lovaise,  F.  W.  Brainard,  William  E.  Gates,  John  S. 
Griffin.  Coll.,  Jeremiah  Ackley.  G.  Jurors,  J.  C.  Boylston, 
E.  Emory  Johnson,  Abial  Stark,  X.  0.  Harris,  F.  E.  Gates, 
Erastus 'Rogers.  Assess.,  Stephen  A.  Carrier,  Francis  W. 
Swan,  Joseph  B.  Brockwav.  Board  of  R.,  Francis  W.  Brain- 
ard, Joseph  0.  Warner,  John  A.Wright.  Board  of  Ed.,  Sal- 
mon McCall,  Norris  W.  Rathbun,  1883:  George  Rumnev,  Ed- 
ward C.  Brownell,  1>84:  Nathaniel  0.  Harris,  Cyrus  W.  Chap- 
man, 1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Azro  Drown,  Cyrus'W.  Chapman. 

East  Hartford.  Clerk,  Joseph  0.  Goodwin.  Reg.,  George 
S.Phelps.     Treas.,  Charles  Merriman.    Selectmen,  Seth  Ri-ley, 


84  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Lawrence  V.  Lester,  John  H.  Elmer.  Const.,  Arthur  P.  Moore, 
Omri  P.  Brewer,  Selah  A.  Burnham,  Charles  H.  Case,  Wm. 
H.  Flanagan,  Joel  H.  Fowler,  Thomas  Dowd.  Coll.,  Ralph 
A.  Olmsted.  G.  Jurors,  Ephraim  Rood,  George  W.  Pratt, 
Norman  L.  Anderson,  Frederick  S.  Putnam,  Chas.  E.  Hurlburt, 
Howell  A.  Steele.  Assess.,  John  Kennedy,  Henry  P.  Brewer, 
Hosmer  P.  Stedman,  Ira  T.  Roberts,  William  H.  Ulrich.  Board 
of  R.,  George  W.  Darlin,  Norman  L.  Anderon,  Aaron  G. 
Olmsted.  Board  of  Ed.,  * Joseph  0.  Goodwin,  Patrick  Garvan, 
1883;  *Francis  R.  Childs,  Arthur  W.  Eaton,  18b4:  John  T. 
McMahon,  Elijah  Ackley,  1885;  Reg.  of  Voters,  Omri  P. 
Brewer,  Thomas  Dowd. 

East  Haven.  Clerk,  Charles  T.  Hemingway.  Reg-..  W.  H. 
Shannon.  Treas.,  O.  B.  Thompson.  Selectmen,  Ruel  S.  Thomp- 
son, Reuben  H.  Coe,  Henry  Smith.  Cons..  Daniel  M.  Church, 
Edwin  Russell,  H.  J.  H.  Thompson,  G.  Van  Sickles,  Frank  M. 
Sperry,  Henry  C.  Prout,  Alex.  Van  Sickles.  G.  Jurors,  John 
I.  Bradley,  R.  N.  Thompson,  F.  W.  Watrous,  Jonathan  Dudley. 
G.  J.  Turtle,  H.  Chidsey.  Assess.,  Albert  Forbes,  Lyman  Gran- 
niss.  Board  of  R.,  Merwin  Bailev,  Samuel  Chidsey.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Grove  J.  Tuttle,  William  H.  Bradley,  1883;'  Dwight  W. 
Tuttle,  Jonathan  Dudley,  1884;  Charles  H.  Fowler,  Horace 
Thompson,  1885.  Reg. '  of  Voters,  0.  B.  Thompson,  W.  H. 
Chidsey. 

East  Lyme.  Clerk,  Gilbert  P.  Coates.  Reg.,  Elisha  M. 
Comstock.  Treas.,  Peter  A.  Comstock.  Selectmen,  John  J. 
Comstock,  Edward  Luce,  Curtis  M.  Smith.  Const.,  Robert  B. 
Gorton,  Turner  C.  Haynes,  Edward  Merrill.  Coll.,  Griswold  A. 
Crocker.  G.  Jurors,  G.  A.  Crocker,  Nelson  S.  Rogers,  F.  W. 
Bolles.  Assess.,  Wm.  H.  Smith,  Elisha  Munger,  Lyman  Bacon. 
Board  of  IL,  Edmund  Richmond,  Daniel  Howard,  William 
Partlo.  Board  of  Ed.,  Daniel  Calkins,  Elisha  Munger,  1883; 
Josiah  Benton,  Calvin  E.  Davis,  1884:  A.  E.  S.  Bush,  E.  L. 
Benton,  1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Irwin  E.  Watrous,  Geo.  Huntley. 

Easton.  Clerk,  EbenezerS.  Gillette.  Reg.,  Martin  Dudley. 
Treas.,  Joseph  W.  Johnson.  Selectmen,  William  W.  Jennings, 
George  S.  Piatt,  George  J.  Banks.  Cons.,  James  J.  Ward,  W. 
J.  Candee,  Edward  Seeley,  Charles  S.  Powell,  Chas.  H.  Rowell, 
Daniel  Edwards,  Charles  J.  Jones.  Coll.,  George  B.  Tucker, 
G.  Jurors,  Daniel  P.  Parrack,  Edward  K.  Freeborn,  Benjamin 
T.  Beers,  Almon  H.  French.  Assess.,  Bennett  Seeley,  G.  Burr 
Tucker.     Board   of  R.,   George  S.  Banks,  William  J.  Candee, 


TOWN    OFFICER-.  *0 

Moses  Thorp.  Board  of  Ed.,  Charles  F.  Silliman,  William  H. 
Greenman,  1883;  George  S.  Gillette,  Chauncey  McCarty,  1884; 
Martin  Dudley,  James  A.  Wheeler,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Geo. 
Freeborn,  John  S.  Rowland. 

East  Windsor.  C!erk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Mahlon  H.  Ban- 
croft. Selectmen,  Sylvester  D.  Rockwell,  George  H.  Sloan, 
John  N.  Clark.  Cons.,  Herbert  C.  Parsons  and  Coll.,  George 
Mason,  W.  H.  Barber,  Charies  Frey,  W.  A.  Barber,  C.  H.  Wells, 
E.  0.  Bancroft,  J.  S.  Gilmore.  G.  Jurors,  W.  M.  Dunham,  II. 
W.  Allen,  Caleb  Leavitt,  Orson  S.  Wood,  J.  A.  Pascoe,  E.  J. 
Wells,  F.  E.  Bissell,  S.  S.  Allen.  Assess.,  Joseph  A.  Pascoe, 
Lewis  T.  Skinner.  Board  of  R.,  James  B.  Colton,  Joseph  T. 
Hull,  Hiram  Smith.  Board  of  Ed.,  Edw.  Goodridge,  J.  B. 
Noble,  G.  S.  Phelps,  1883;  Orson  S.  Wood,  S.  T.  Wells,  H.  S. 
Allen.  1684;  Jabez  S.Allen,  John  F.  Fitts,  M.  H.  Bancroft, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Jabez  S.  Allen,  Francis  A.  Hamilton. 

Ellington.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Oliver  M.  Hyde.  Se- 
lectmen, Orrin  D.  Newell,  Alfred  Charter,  Charles  T.  Morton. 
Cons.,  Carlos  R.  Sadd  and  Coll.,  Clark  D.  Mackey,  Thomas 
Manock,  George  Smith,  Ortive  C.  Eaton,  Horace  Kibbe,  Robert 
Carroll.  G.  Jurors,  S.  I.  Johnson,  Frank  Newell,  E.  L.  Martin, 
Charles  Lee,  James  H.  Steele,  Julius  A.  Kibbe.  Assess.,  Rufus 
G.  Goodell,  Chas.  B.  Sikes,  E.  H.  Dimock.  Board  of  R.,  George 
W.  Kimball,  Stephen  J.  Johnson,  Julius  A.  Kibbe.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Robert  Patton,  Henrv  C.  Aborn,  Edwin  Talcott,  1883; 
*Charles  T.  Morton,  Myron  H.  Dimock,  Carlos  R.  Sadd,  1884; 
John  T.  McKnight,  Joel  A.  Warren,  Lucius  A.  Aborn,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  M.  H.  Mandell,  Julius  A.  Kibbe. 

Enfield.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Frederick  E.  Ely.  Select- 
men, Jabez  P.  Davis,  Joseph  N.  Allen,  Wm.  Mulligan.  Const, 
Alexander  Buhler,  D wight  A.  Abbe,  George  L.  Wilson,  Henry 
A.  King,  Geo.  B.  Bradford,  John  C.  Wiesing  and  Coll.,  G.  A. 
Armstrong.  G.  Jurors,  John  Middleton,  Chas.  W.  Clark,  Wm. 
Hilditcb,  Henry  F.  Tracy,  John  Loring,  Joseph  D.  Stowe. 
Assess.,  Amos  *D.  Bridge/ Loren  H.  Pease,  Elam  A.  French. 
Board  of  R.,  A.  W.  Allen,  C.  0.  King,  R.  B.  Morrison,  John 
Smyth,  George  Simpson.  Board  of  Ed.,  Edward  Prickett,  F. 
A.  King,  1883;  Joseph  N.  Allen,  D.  P.  Sanford,  1884;  Clark 
L.  McCracken,  Edward  F.  Parsons,  Michael  Bailey,  1 " 

Essex.  Clerk,  James  L.  Phelps.  Reg.,  Chas.  H.  Hubbard. 
Treas.,  Edward    W.  Redfield.     Selectmen,  William  C.  Hough, 


86  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Geo.  H.  Comstock,  Jared  C.Pratt.  Const.,  Edward  W.  Pratt, 
Wm.  N.  Robbins,  Benj.  A.  Gladding  and  Coll.,  John  M.  Culver. 
G.  Juror?,  Henry  L.  Pratt,  Richard  H.  Mather,  J.  Milnor  Pratt, 
Edwin  Pratt.  Assess  ,  Chauncey  Spencer,  Philip  Tucker. 
Board  of  R.,  Ansel  Bushnell,  Edwin  Pratt,  Hermon  0.  Rose. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Richard  Griswold,  1883;  Joseph  P.  Southworth, 
Thomas  Chrystal,  1884;  R.  H.  Mather,  Lorenzo  D.  Webber,  Al- 
fred M.  Wright,  Justus  E.  Doane,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Henrv 
L.  Pratt,  Joseph  P.  Southworth. 

Fairfield.  Clerk,  Daniel  Moloney.  Reg.,  Samuel  M.  Gar- 
lick.  Treas.,  Elisha  C.  Sherwood.  Selectmen,  Walter  0.  Mer- 
win,  Michael  B.  Lacey,  Moses  W.  Beers.  Const.,  Daniel  Mo- 
loney and  Coll.,  Joseph  Lockwood,  Arthur  Bennett,  Burr  Mer- 
win,  Benjamin  Betts,  John  F.Wilson.  G.  Jurors,  Richard  B. 
Jennings,  Francis  L.  Sherwood,  Zalmon  B.  Bradley,  Seth  Wake- 
man,  James  D.  Jennings,  William  H.  Bradley.  Assess.,  Arthur 
Bennett,  Samuel  A.  Seeley,  Jeremiah  D.  Toomey.  Board  of  R., 
Samuel  Glover,  Seth  Wakeman,  William  Bradlev.  Board  of 
Ed.,  J.  Jay  Jones,  John  Warren,  1883;  D.  J.  Cremin,  II.  V. 
B.  Dunham,  1 8 S 4 ;  George  S.  Burroughs,  John  Smith,  1855. 
Reg.  of  Voters,   Francis  M.  Pike,  Frank  B.  Wakeley. 

F^rmington.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Thomas  L.  Porter.  Treas., 
Erastus  Gay.  Selectmen,  W.  II.  Wadsworth,  F.  M.  Hait,  Mar- 
tin L.  Parsons.  Const.,  Chauncev  Deming,  and  Coll.,  Samuel 
D.  Hills,  G.  N.  Whiting,  John  H.  Thompson,  Isaac  Judd,  Al- 
pheus  Porter,  Stanley  N.  Wadsworth.  G.  Jurors,  Thomas 
Cowles,  Reuben  L.  Hills,  Charles  W.  Lewis,  Myron  W.  Thomp- 
son, Alpheus  Porter,  Lucius  Humphrey.  Assess.,  Thomas  Scott, 
Ezra  C.  Ayer,  John  P.  Lewis.  Board  of  R.,  Elijah  L.  Lewis, 
Samuel  Frisbie,  Robert  B.  Tread  well.  Board  of  Ed.,  Julius 
Gay,  James  A.  Smith,  George  W.  Allen,  1883;  Edward  Norton, 
*Thomas  K.  Fessenden,  Robert  B.  Treadwell,  1884;  Samuel 
Frisbie,  Geo.  Dunham,  Allen  E.  Beeman,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Harry  H.  Wadsworth,  Myron  W.  Thompson,  Welles  H.  Hart, 
Thos.  J.  Mulrooney. 

Franklin.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Samuel  G.  Hartshorn.  Reg., 
Andrew  B.  Smith.  Selectmen,  Henry  W.  Kingsley,  Joseph  I. 
Hvde,  Henrv  Bellows.  Const.,  Charles  A.  Kingslev,  Horace  I. 
Smith,  Samuel  N.  Hvde,  Fred.  P.  Rovce,  Silas  Frink.  Coll., 
Albert  W.  Hillard.  G.  Jurors,  John  II.  N.  Lathrop,  William  C. 
Smith,  Cyrus  C.  Ayer,  Prentice  0.  Smith,  Amos  F.  Royce. 
Assess.,  E.  Eugene  Ayer,  John  M.  N.  Lathrop,  Peleg  Kenyon. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  87 

Board  of  R.,  Joseph  I.  Hvde,  John  Q.  Cross,  Clifton  Peck. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Albert  W.  Hillard,  Geo.  H.  Griffing,  1883;  Henrv 
W.  Kingsley,  John  Heinrich,  1884;  Henry  Bellows,  1885.  Reg. 
of  Voters,  E.  Eugene  Aver,  Henry  A.  Bowen. 

Goshen.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  J.  Howard  North.  Treas.,  Wil- 
lard  E.  Gaylord.  Selectmen,  Fessenden  Ives,  Samuel  P. 
Oviatt,  Jame*s  Scott.  Cons.,  Albert  Sperrv,  Frank  W.  Seaton, 
Edmund  J.  Apley.  Coll.,  Hubert  B.  Scovill.  G.  Jurors, 
Henry  Norton,  Alson  Sanford,  Austin  Allyn,  James  P.  Vaill, 
William  Davis,  James  M.  Humnhrey.  Assess.,  Albert  Sperrv, 
Daniel  X.  Lucas,  Lyman  Hall.  '  Board  of  R.,  Wilbur  H.  Wad- 
hams,  George  W.  Humphrey.  Board  of  Ed.,  II.  D.  F.  Smith, 
John  D.  Barton,  1883;  Frederick  A.  Lucas,  S.  A.  Bartholomew, 
1884;  Henrv  Norton,  John  H.  Wadhams,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Willard  E.  Gaylord,  John  H.  Wadhams. 

Greenwich.  Clerk  and  Keg.,  George  G.  McNall.  Treas., 
N.  H.  Husted.  Selectmen,  William  H.  Craft,  Joseph  A.  Lock- 
wood,  Whitman  S.  Mead.  Cons.,  John  Dayton,  Philip  Finne- 
gan,  George  Silleck,  C.  Stottlar,  John  Lotz.  Charles  F.  Adams, 
Charles  B.  Downs.  Coll.,  Hiram  June.  G.  Jurors,  Henry  M. 
Fitzgerald,  William  E.  Ferris,  Philip  Wiegand,  Augustus  S. 
Lyon,  Franklin  N.  Wilcox,  Solomon  Reynolds.  Assess.,  Jabez 
Mead,  E.  P.  Husted,  W.  S.  Finch,  Seaman  Mead,  S.  D.  Husted. 
Board  of  R.,  B.  K.  Tompkins,  Henry  B.  Marshall,  Allen  Howe. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Thomas  H.  Delano,  Wra.  S.  Craft,  1883;  Am  as  a 
A.Marks,  Myron  L.  Mason,  1884;  James  H.  Brush,  James  L. 
Marshall,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  John  G.  Reynolds,  Zophar 
Mead. 

Griswold.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Henry  Spalding.  Treas., 
James  0.  Sweet.  Selectmen,  Israel  Matthewson,  Andrew 
Edmond,  Stephen  Tiffany.  Cons.,  Hiram  II.  Miner,  Joseph 
W.  Dawlev,  John  A.  Barber,  Clarence  B.  Kegwin,  Albert  F. 
Burton,  Dwight  R.  Tracy.  Coll.,  Jephthah  G.  Bill.'  G.  Jurors, 
William  C.  Blivin,  Richard  R.  Buck,  Lafayette  Kinney,  D  wight 
R.  Kegwin,  William  P.  Young,  Andrew  H.  Meech.  Assess., 
Albert  G.  Brewster,  George  N.  Holmes  Board  of  R.,  J.  G. 
Bill,  Edward  Cook,  John  Leyden.  Board  of  Ed.,  Joseph  E. 
Leonard,  Benjamin  F.  Billings,  Alexander  Lewis,  1885.  Reg. 
of  Voters,  Joseph  E.  Leonard,  E.  C.  Kegwin,  George  Boardman, 
Ira  F.  Lewis. 

Groton.  Clerk  and  Re=r.,  James  D.  Avery.  Treas.,  John 
0.  Fish.      Selectmen,  Elisha    S.  Thomas,   Thomas  W.  Noyes, 


88  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Lorenzo  D.  Baker.  Con?.,  Xaihan  Newberry,  James  W.  Rath- 
bun,  Daniel  Morgan  and  Coll.,  Seth  N.  William?,  George  C. 
Burch.  G.  Jurors,  Edwin  W.  White,  Horace  W.  Davis,  Jeffer- 
son Perkins,  Daniel  H.  Johnson,  John  A.  Fitch.  A??es?.,  John 
T.  Batty.  James  M.  Turner.  James  W.  Rathbun.  Board  of  R., 
William  E.  Wheeler.  William  Moxley.  Board  of  Ed.,  D.  Aus- 
tin Daboll,  Nicholas  T.  Allen,  1883;  William  H.  Potter,  Horace 
Clift,  1884:  Joseph  Hull,  Samuel  S.  Lamb,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  1st  Dist.,  F.  H.  Brewer,  John  T.  Batty;  2d  Dist.,  P.  M. 
Alexander,  B.  M.  O'Brien;  3d  Dist.,  S.  B.  Latham,  John  A. 
Fitch. 

Guilford.  Clerk,  Edward  R.  Landon.  Reg..  Henry  Ben- 
ton 2d.  Treas.,  Harris  Pendleton,  Jr.  Selectmen,  Ellsha  C. 
Bishop,  Cyrus  0.  Bartlett,  David  K.  Parmelee.  Cons..  Rich- 
ard W.  Starr,  Ralph  S.  Parker,  Henrv  S.  Tavlor,  Edson  S. 
Bishop,  L.  0.  Chittenden,  B.  C.  Dudley,' G.  E.  Munson.  Colls., 
G.  M.  Seward,  Benj.  Rossiter.  G.  Jurors.  Alvin  B.  Palmer, 
John  W.  Xorton,  Geo.  W.  Carter,  E.  W.  Leete,  C.  M.  Potter,  D. 
D.  Chittenden.  Board  of  R.,  Sidney  W.  Leete,  D.  B.  Rossiter, 
Henrv  li.  Spencer.  Board  of  Ed'.,  Alvin  B.  Palmer,  E.  W. 
Rossfter,  R.  M.  Leete,  1883:  Fred.  P.  Griswold,  J.  R.  Rossiter, 
W.  S.  Mark?,  1884;  George  W.  Banks,  Charles  Griswold,  G.  C. 
Kimberly,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Calvin  M.  Leete,  J.  Seymour 
Benton. 

Glastonbury.  Clerk  and  Reg  ,  Samuel  C.  Hardin.  Treas. , 
Albert  A.  Bogue.  Selectmen,  John  B.  Moseley,  Eugene  S. 
Strickland,  George  S.  Andrew?.  Cons.,  Frederick  W.  Dean, 
Daniel  Gilligan,  George  A.  Treat,  Hart  well  N,  Brainard.  Coll., 
Daniel  L.  Talcott.  G.  Jurors,  Arthur  M.  Brainard,  Chas.  W. 
Jones,  Xelson  A.  Hardin,  Roswell  E.  Merrick,  T.  Dwight  Gos- 
lee,  George  S.  House.  Assess.,  R.  E.  Merrick,  L.  E.  Crosby, 
Geo.  R.  Hale,  C.  J.  Loomer.  Board  of  R.,  Isaac  Brodhead, 
Aaron  W.  Kinne,  Elijah  Miller.  Board  of  Ed.,  William  S. 
Wright,  William  H.  Griswold,  1883;  Austin  Gardner.  Alonzo  A. 
Babcock,  lb84:  Henry  E.  Loomis,  L.  E.  Crosby,  18S5.  Reg.  of 
Votes,  John  C.  Rockwell,  Edgar  Hall. 

Granby.  Clerk,  Chester  P.  Loomis.  Reg.,  Buel  B.  Ailing. 
Treas.,  Denison  Case.  Selectmen,  Henrv  J.  Dewey,  Albert  B. 
Wells.  Wilbur  Ruic.  Con?.,  II.  A.  Dibble,  A.  H.  Gillette,  S.  F. 
Holcomb,  (..  R.  Case,  X.  W.  Phelps,  II.  G.  Viet-.  J.  H.  Smith. 
Coll.,  Hinraan  A.  Dibble.  G.  Jurors,  Watson  Dewey,  Asel  H. 
Rice,  George  Spring,  Willi-  L.  Hayes,  Munson  Holccml 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  89 

Frederick  J.  Jewett,  Samuel  F.  Holcomb.  George  0.  Beach. 
Board  of  R.,  Watson  Dewey.  Marcus  B.  Ailing,  William  Hum- 
phrey. Board  of  Ed.,  Willis  L.  Hayes,  F.  J.  Jewett,  Lewis  C. 
Spring,  1883;  James  B.  CleavelandJ  Lyman  I.  Holcomb,  George 
0.  Beach,  1884;  Daniel  Brown,  Wilbur  A.  Stratton,  Amherst 
L.  Holcomb,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Marshall  C.  Hayes,  George 
Spring. 

Haddam.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  H.  Fussell.  Treas..  Rus- 
sell Shailer.  Selectmen,  William  J.  Smith,  Edward  L.  Johnson, 
Asa  A.  Brainard,  William  E.  Odber,  Warren  S.  Williams. 
Cons.,  Samuel  Arnold,  L.  D.  Skinner,  A.  B.  Spencer,  F.  A. 
House,  A.  L.  Freeman,  Peter  Codv,  E.  E.  Gilbert,  E.  M.  Spen- 
cer. Coll.,  Robert  B.  Clark.  G.  Jurors,  W.  P.  Arnold,  C.  M. 
Barker,  L.  P.  Burr,  E.  S.  Spencer,  Diodate  Burr,  A.  W.  Arnold. 
Assess.,  Orrin  Shailer,  H.  H.  Brainard,  W.  C.  Selden.  Board 
of  R.,  Ralph  E.  Thayer,  C.  S.  Tvler,  W.  X.  Gav.  Board  of  Ed., 
Isaac  Arnold,  E.  P.*  Arnold,  S/B.  Bailev,  1883;  John  H.  Rus- 
sell, G.  M.  Clark,  A.  H.  Hayden,  1884:  Alpheus  W.  Tyler, 
Orrin  Shailer,  Bezaleel  Shailer,'  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist., 
John  M.  Ingersoll,  George  A.  Dickinson;  2d  Dist.,  Charles  D. 
Merwin,  Edward  V.  Gilbert;  3d  Dist.,  Ezra  F.  Brainard,  Charles 
0.  Gillette. 

Hamden.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  E.  B.  Cooper.  Selectmen,  Ed- 
win W.  Potter,  Bela  A.  Mann,  Leverett  A.  Dickerman.  Ccns., 
Malachi  Shannahan,  Michael  Farrell,  Andrew  Carroll,  David  C. 
Sanderson,  Charles  L.  Morse.  G.  Jurors,  Henry  Tuttle,  George 
C.  Rogers,  Ardrew  McKeon.  Assess,  Gilbert  S.  Benham, 
George  H.  Allen.  Boprd  of  Ed.,  Joseph  Brewster,  Gilbert  S. 
Benham,  Ellsworth  B.  Cooper,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Andrew 
McKeon,  Charles  L.  Morse. 

Hampton.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  William  H.  Burnham. 
Selectmen,  David  Greenslit,  Israel  E.  Harvey,  George  H.  Kim- 
ball. Cons.,  George  W.  Bennett,  George  W.  Fuller,  Jerah  F. 
Hyde.  Coll.,  John  R.  Tweedy.  G.  Jurors,  John  R.  Tweedy. 
Nathan  J.  Holt,  Henry  C.  Snow.  Assess.,  Addison  J.  Green- 
slit,  Horace  Jackson.  "Board  of  R.,  Henrv  G.  Taintor,  Sylves- 
ter G.  Holt,  Horatio  Martin.  Board  of  Ed.,  David  Greenslit, 
Edgar  H.  Newton,  Elisha  S.  Fuller,  1883;  *Joseph  W.  Congdon, 
Henry  Clapp,  Allen  Jewett,  1884;  Addison  J.  Greenslit,  George 
W.  Bennett,  Alphonso  Albro,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Patrick  H. 
Pear],  Silas  Tiffanv. 


90  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Hebrox.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Stephen  B.  Fuller.  Reg.,  David 
M.  Buell.  Selectmen,  James  H.  Jagger,  John  P.  Buell,  Cyrus 
H.  Pendleton.  Cons.,  Jared  B.  Fillmore  and  Coll.,  John  H. 
Buell,  A.  J.  Holbrook,  J.  H.  Wood,  A.  R.  Gillette,  J.  L.  Horton, 
James  K.  Brown.  G.  Jurors,  Anson  Little,  Frank  W.  Brown, 
Nathan  E.  Coates,  Sylvester  Root,  A  G.  Turner,  Fred.  Prentice. 
Assess  ,  Frank  R.  Post,  William  H.  Bill,  George  S.  Norton. 
Board  of  R.,  Judson  Strong,  Daniel  Gott,  Charles  N.  Brown. 
Board  of  Ed.,  F.  Clarence  Bissell,  Josiah  A.  Mack.  1883;  Cyras 
H.  Pendleton,  Loren  A.  Waldo,  1884;  Jared  W.  Ellsworth, 
Trumbull  Burnham,  1S85.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Josiah  M.  Buell, 
James  A.  Way. 

Hartford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  E.  Higgins.  Treas.,  Chas. 
C.  Strong.  Selectmen,  Geo.  W.  Fowler.  Valentine  Cooper, 
Thomas  J.  Blake,  Roswell  W.  Brown,  Edw.  W.  Parsons.  Conc., 
Richard  B.  Hetherton,  W.  P.  Chamberlain,  Frank  A.  Merriman, 
James  Morgan,  E-  J.  Johnson,  Thomas  Longdon,  \V.  H.  Vos- 
burgh.  Coll.,  Frederick  S.  Brown.  G.  Jurors,  Thomas  McMan- 
us,  Geo.  G.  Sumner,  W.  L.  Eaton,  Fred.  Eberle,  Stephen  Terry, 
Henry  E.  Taintor.  Assess.,  M.  F.  Dooley,  Geo.  B.  Preston,  H. 
R.  Trvon.  Board  of  R.,  N.  G.  Hincklev,  F.  P.  Lepard,  John 
Mciiobdin.  Board  of  Ed.,  M.  R.  West,'  Gurdon  W.  Russell, 
Melancthon  Storrs,  18^3;  Geo.  G.  Sill,  J.  II.  Twichell,  C.  C. 
Kimball,  1884;  David  Crary,  John  H.  Brocklesby,  Lewis  E. 
Stanton,  1886.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Thomas  EusticeJ  Henry  W. 
Hutchinson. 

Hartlaxd.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Henry  H.  Griswold.  Treas., 
Flavel  C.  Newton.  Selectmen,  Ebenezer  H.  Miller,  Amo>  IV. 
Dean,  Orton  B.  French.  Cons.,  Almon  C.  Banning,  Albert  X. 
Stillman,  Norton  M.  Dickerman,  Henry  Spencer,  Dennis  H. 
Case,  Edwin  R.  Beman.  Coll.,  Nelson  Hayes.  G.  Jurors,  Am- 
brose C.  Banning,  Bryant  Marks,  Elizur  E.  Haves,  Seth  F.  Rob- 
erts. W.  C.  French,  Seth  Giddings.  Assess.,' Clifford  L.  Cow- 
dery,  Thad.  Osborn.  Beard  of  R.,  Charles  J.  Hull,  Elmore 
Clark,  Henry  Spencer.  Board  of  Ed.,*Merrick  Knight,  Alonzo 
B.  (»aines,  1883;  Orton  B.  French,  George  B.  Cornish,  1884; 
Uriah  Nickerson,  Henry  Spring,  Oliver  P.  Cowdery,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  Oliver  P.  Cowdery,  Aralza  \V.  Coe. 

Harwintox.  Clerk,  George  E.  Cook.  Reg.,  Norman  A. 
Wilson.  Treas.,  Martin  L.  Goodwin.  Selectmen,  Henry  E. 
Hinman,  Sherman  B.  Barber,  Orange  A.  Hubbell.  Cons.,  Ben- 
jamin   F.   Page,    Frederick   R.  Kimberly.     Coll.,  Sherman   B. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  91 

Barber.  G.  Juror?,  Edward  Capel,  Addison  Webster,  Isaac 
A.  Chamberlain.  Assess.,  Virgil  R.  Barker,  Wallace  K.  Cur- 
tiss.  Board  of  R  ,  Martin  L.  Goodwin,  Norman  A.  Wilson, 
Stephen  B.  Cook.  Board  of  Ed.,  David  E.  Mansfield,  1883; 
Emerson  M.  Hayes,  1886.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Virgil  R.  Barker, 
Henry  D.  Reynolds. 

Huntington.  Clerk  and  Treas..  Joseph  Tomlinson.  Reg., 
Gould  A.  Shelton.  Selectmen,  Stephen  T.  Palmer.  Henry  I. 
Bronson,  Smith  Wheeler.  Cons.,  S.  B.  Bronson,  H.  A.  Warner, 
I.  C.  Northrop,  H.  S.  Brinsrnade,  C.  E.  Hawkhurst,  George 
Smith.  F.  W.  Wooster.  Coll.,  Joseph  Tomlinson.  G.  Jurors, 
H.  S.  Brinsrnade,  E.  B.  Shelton,  D.  T.  Beecher,  L.  J.  Shelton, 
A.  B.  Rnggles.  Assess.,  D.  T.  Beecher,  D.  A.  Nichols,  W.  T. 
Beard.  Board  of  R.,  A.  B.  Ruggles,  L.  J.  Shelton,  S.  H.  Black- 
man.  Board  of  Ed..  *Edward  S.  Hawlev,  Lewis  B.  Grav,  1883; 
D.  S.  Brinsrnade.  G.  M.  Wakelee.  1884;  Gould  N.  Shelton, 
Horace  Wheeler,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist.,  Daniel  S. 
Brinsrnade,  William  J.  Morse:  2d  Dist.,  Edward  S.  Buckingham, 
Reuben  W.  Linsley. 

Kent.  Clerk,  Jerome  F.  Gibbs.  Reg.,  John  W.  King.  Treas., 
C.  H.  Gavlord.  Selectmen,  Luther  Eaton,  Samuel  R.  Peet, 
John  Straight.  Cons.,  F.  A.  Mallory,  F.  S.  Bull.  Charles  Lee, 
Frederick  Chase,  Elmore  Burton,  K.  D.  Beeman.  Coll.,  Charles 
A.Eaton.  G.  Jurors.  John  Segur,  Sherman  S.Green.  Assess., 
John  A.  Morehouse,  Clark  Page,  Charles  L.  Spooner.  Board  of 
R.,  Gilbert  A.  Vincent,  Richard  Lee.  Frank  Evitts.  Board  of 
Eel..  John  Chase,  Irwin  J.  Beardsley,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Gil- 
bert A.  Vincent,  Albert  Roberts. 

Killingly.  P.  0.  DaUelsonville.)  Clerk,  Reg.,  and 
Treas.,  Henry  S.  Young.  Selectmen,  Ezekiel  H.  Burlin- 
game,  Alonzo'  B.  Potter,  Franklin  Wood,  Nathaniel  S.  Gallup, 
Nelson  M.  Reynolds.  Cons.,  Edward  S.  Carpenter  and  Coll., 
Leonard  Bowen,  Albert  W.  Burgess,  Albert  E.  Shippee,  S.  S. 
Hawkins,  A.  A.  Vaughn.  G.  Jurors.  Charles  H.  Keach,  Joseph 
C.  Aver,  Eugene  C.  Peck.  F.  F.  Young,  Charles  A.  White, 
Laurens  Card.  Assess.,  C.  W.  Knight,  G.  H.  Law.  W.  N.  Lewis, 
C.  T.  Preston,  E.  L.  Warren.  Board  of  R.,  W.  F.  Day,  G.  H. 
Wheaton,  Marcus  Barstow,  Albert  Underwood,  Amos  Ham- 
mond. Board  of  Ed.,  *Charles  P.  Blackman,  Edward  S. 
Huntress,  Chauncev  H.  Wright.  1883;  James  Dingwell,  H.  C. 
Columbus,  Edwin  A.  Hill,  1884;  Anthonv  Ames,  Asahel  E. 
Darling,  George  W.  Webster,  1885.     Reg. 'of  Voters,  1st  Dist., 


92  TOWN    OFFICER^ 

Emmons  H.  Brown,  Edward  Davis;  2d  Dist.,  Daniel  C.  Frost, 
Wheaton  A.  Bennett;  3d  Dist.,  Henry  B.  Taylor,  Amos  Ham- 
mond. 

Killingworth.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Henry  Hull.  Treas.,  Ran- 
dolph P.  Stevens.  Selectmen,  J.  Philander  Lane,  Washington 
E.  Griswold,  William  Bristol.  Cons.,  Randolph  S.  Burr  and 
Coll..  Alberto  B.  Stevens.  G.  Jurors,  Henry  H.  Wright,  Sher- 
man E.  Griswold,  Avington  D.  Parmelee.  Assess.,  Isaac  Kel- 
sey,  Nathan  H.  Evarts.  Board  of  R.,  David  K.  Stevens,  Orson 
L.  Dudlev.  Board  of  Ed.,  Edward  P.  Armstrong,  Washington 
E.  Griswold,  Alfred  A.  Stevens,  1884.  Reg.  of  Voters.  David  K. 
Stevens,  Orlando  E.  Redfield. 

Lebanon.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Walter  G.  Kingsley.  Reg., 
Jonathan  Lyman.  Selectmen,  Charles  J.  Abel),  Erastus  S. 
Geer,  Charles  B.  Noyes,  Darius  H.  Leonard,  Jr.  Cons.,  William 
C.  Blanchard,  Jacob  McCall,  Albert  G.  Kneeland,  Nathan  Bass. 
G.  Jurors,  Justin  L.  Babcock,  Erastus  S.  Geer,  Charles  C. 
Loomis,  -Joshua  B.  Card.  Assess.,  I^aac  Gillett,  George  A. 
Mills,  Daniel  T.  Fuller.  Ansel  L.  Wilcox.  Board  of  R., 
Hobart  McCall,  Joshua  B.  Card,  Warren  W.  Lvon,  William  H. 
Loomis.  Board  of  Ed.,  David  McCall.  Frank  E.  Hull,  1883; 
Isaac  Gillett,  W.  P.  Barber,  1884;  Orlo  D.  Hine,  Frederick  A. 
Abell,  1855.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Frank  K.  Noyes,  Frank  P.  Fow- 
ler. 

Ledyard.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Jacob  Gallup.  Reg.,  John 
M.  Gray.  Selectmen,  Nehemiah  M.  Gallup,  Stephen  N.  Peck- 
ham,  Nathan  S.  Gallup.  Cons.,  Geo.  W.  Spicer,  and  Coll., 
Charles  Gray,  J.  E.  Holdredge,  Frederick  Richards,  William  H. 
Molthrop,  Edward  Cook.  G.  Jurors,  William  L.  Main,  D.  R. 
Thompson,  Thomas  Latham,  A.  W.  Gray.  Assess.,  Wm.  J. 
Brown,  Courtland  Lamb,  J.  B.  Beckwithl  Board  of  R.,  Ran- 
dall Holdredge,  Calvin  H.  Roach,  Flisha  S.  Allvn.  Board  of 
Ed.,  C.  M.  Gallup,  Timothv  A.  Avery,  Edward  Cook,  1883; 
William  Brown,  John  S.  ^Spicer,  William  T.  Cook,  1884; 
Albert  Z.  Brown,  Jacob  Gallup,  Isaac  G.  Geer,  18  55.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Lafayette  H.  Griswold,  Israel  Allyn. 

Lisbon.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Henry  Lyon.  Reg.,  Russell  W. 
Fitch.  Selectmen,  Russell  W.  Fitch,  Edward  C.  Hyde,  James 
H.  Kennedy.  Cons.,  Arthur  V.  Adams.  Coll.,  Benjamin  G. 
Hull.  G.  Jurors,  Russell  W.  Fitch,  Cornelius  Murphy,  Joseph 
H.    Giddings,  Elijah    S.  Barnes.      A— es-.,    Benjamin    G.  Hull, 


town;  officers.  93 

Jabez  L.  Benjamin.     Board  of  R..  John  D  Charles  H. 

Johnson,   Albert    A.  Hills.      Board   of   Ed.,  George    A.    Ross, 
*Henry  Lyon,  1S84;  Charles  J.  Bromley.  John  F.  Hewitt.  1 
Reg.  of  Voters,  Augustus  F.  Read.  James  B.  Palmer. 

Litchfield.  Clerk,  Charge-  C.  Moore.  Reg.,  Willis  J. 
Beach.  Treas.,  George  M.  Woodruff.  Selectmen,  Jacob  Morse, 
Malachi  Tiacy,  J.  D.  Wheeler,  H.  G.  Tyler.  William  J.  Hall. 
Cons.,  James  Campbell,  Homer  S.  Moore,  Charles  \V.  Talcott, 
H.  P.  Griswold,  James  H.  Morse,  John  E.  Sedgwick,  Michael 
Kirwin.  G.  Jurors,  George  E.  Jo^es,  W.  H.  Palmer,  Garner  B. 
Curtiss,  F.  X.  Barton,  D.  G.  Turney,  5.  G.  Beach.  Assess.  E. 
P.  Moulthrop,  James  H.  Morse,  Henry  demons,  J.  H.  Hop- 
kins, A.  W.  Kilbourne.  Board  of  R.,  Andrew  J.  Pierpont,  H.  0. 
Morse,  E.  H.  Wright,  Thomas  C.  Goslee,  Jesse  L.  Judd.  Board 
of  Ed.,  T.  Leander  Jennings,  Dwight  C.  Kilbourne.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Henry  H.  Prescott.  Charles  W.  Talcott,  A.  B.  Shum- 
A.  M.  Turner. 

Lyme.  Clerk,  Frederick  Fosdick.  Reg.,  B.  A.  Rathbone. 
Treas.,  Henry  B.  Sisson.  Sebctmen,  Henry  B.  S.  Reynolds, 
Charles  W.  Harrison,  Nathan  G.  Stark.  Cons.,  Robert  M. 
Jewe-.t.  Charles  X.  Burnham,  William  B.  Fosdick.  Coll.,  Hor- 
ace B.  Royce.  G.  Jurors,  Jedediah  Brockway,  William  C. 
Spencer,  Judah  S.  Hal!.  Assess..  Charles  A.  Tiffany,  Augustus 
D.  Marvin,  Edgar  Brockway.  Board  of  R.,  Calvin  L.  Ely, 
John  Comstock,  William  S.  Hall.  Board  of  Ed.,  Benj.  A.  Hop- 
kinson.  J.  R.  Sterling,  1883;  Henrv  B.  Sisson,  E.  F.  Burr,  1 
James  A.  Bates,  J.  Griffin  Elv,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Robert 
M.  Jewett,  John  W.  Bill. 

Madison.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Henry  B.  Wilcox.  Treas.,  C. 
Henry  Whedon.  Selectmen',  John  H.  Meigs,  Henry  S.  Hills, 
Orrin  K.  Dowd.  Const.,  Frederick  T.  Dowd,  J.  Samuel  Scran- 
ton,  George  W.  Bunnell.  Coll.,  J.  Sherman  Buell,  James  R. 
Dowd.  G.  Jurors,  J.  Willis  Tucker,  Wm.  C.  Miner,  Heman 
C.  Stone.  Assess.,  Dwight  S.  Whedon,  Noble  S.  Blatchley. 
Board  of  R.,  Charles  Smith,  Timothy  F.  Wilcox,  Moses  J. 
Stannard.  Board  of  Ed.,  James  A.  Gallup,  Nathan  Howell, 
1883;  John  H.  Meigs.  John  P.  Hopson,  1884:  Francis  A. 
Kelsev,  J.  Mvron  Hull.  1885.  Rejr.  of  Voters.  W.  B.  Crampton, 
W.  S.  HnU. 

Manchester.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Daniel  Wadsworth. 
Selectmen,  Charles   D.  Parsons,  Elisha   Williams,  Clinton    W. 


94  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Cowles.  Cons.,  John  Loomis,  Robert  Rae,  Frederick  Snow, 
Richard  W.  Pitkin.  Coll.,  George  W.  Bidwell.  Assess.,  John 
F.  Williams,  James  Lyons.  G.  Jurors.  Chauncey  B.  Knox, 
Robert  N.  Stanley,  George  G.  Griswold,  A.  H.  Rockwell,  John 
C.  Robert-on,  George  Gould.  Board  of  R.,  Aaron  Cook,  Henry 
A.  Slater,  Walter  W.  Cowles.  Board  of  Ed.,  John  S.  Cheney, 
C.  W.  Jaques,  1883;  Silas  W.  Robbins,  Jas.  F.  Campbell,  1884; 
Oliver  B.  Taylor,  Joseph  Latham  Jr.,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Charles  H.  Arnold,  Herbert  J.  Annis. 

Mansfield.  Clerk,  ~Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Ralph  W.  Storrs. 
Selectmen,  George  L.  Rosebrook,  David  Hooker.  Norman  B. 
Perkins.  Cons.,  William  H.  Corbitt,  William  W.  Lincoln.  G. 
Jurors,  Edward  P.  Conant,  T.  Arnold  Carpenter,  Isaac  T. 
Crane,  John  Day,  Gardner  W.  Reynolds,  Eleazer  B.  Crane. 
Assess.,  Andrew" M.  Grant,  Darwin  S.  Read.  Board  of  R., 
Elisha  T.  Bolles,  Miner  Grant,  Samuel  D.  Yeomans.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Edwin  B.  Sumner.  Kiah  B.  Glidden,  Samuel  S.  Yeomans, 
1883;  Robert  P.  Barrows,  Nathaniel  Beach,  Washington  I. 
Swift,  1884;  Nathaniel  Beach.  A.  J.  Chaplin,  John  S.  Hanks, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Joseph  P.  Barrows*  Leroy  G.  Perkins. 

Marlborough.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Theron  B.  Bull.  Reg., 
Wm.  F.  Jovner.  Selectmen,  John  H.  Fuller,  Francis  A.  Dut- 
ton,  William  W.  Bolles.  Cons.,  John  \V.  Day.  Willis  Hall.  Coll., 
Charles  Carter,  Jr.  G.  Jurors,  John  Lord,  Henry  Dickinson, 
Alfred  Haling.  Assess.,  Amos  B.  Latham,  Chas  'Hall.  Board 
of  R.,  Francis  A.  Dutton,  Henry  Dickinson,  Roger  B.  Lord. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Amos  B.  Latham,  John  Lord,  1883;  Jasper  P. 
Harvey,  James  J.  Bell,  1884;  William  W.  Bolles,  John  A. 
Haling,  18S5.     Reg.  of  Voters,  John  Lord,  Theron  B.  Bull. 

Merioex.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Selah  A.  Hull.  Treas.,  William 
W.  Mosher.  Selectmen,  George  W.  Miller,  John  H.  Converse, 
Reuben  T.  Cook.  Cons.,  F.  G.  Bolles,  George  L.  Hall,  John  A. 
Leeds,  C.  E.  Goodrich,  James  E.  Belden,  Alvin  Sweet,  Louis 
Nagel.  Coll.,  Benjamin  Page.  G.  Jurors,  George  M.  Howell, 
Charles  H.  Shaw,  "Charles  Schrader,  Charles  H.  Sawver,  Frank 
S.  Fay,  Willis  I.  Fenn.  Assess  ,  Hobert  C.  Hull,  A.  0.  Mark- 
ham,  Wallace  A.  Miles.  Board  of  R.,  Joel  I.  Butler,  James  M. 
Perkins,  G.  R.  Wilmot,  Nelson  Hall,  Julius  Andrews.  Board  of 
Ed.,  George  R.  Curtis,  Frank  D.  Proudman,  John  T.  Pettee, 
1884.     Reg.  of  Voters,  James  C.  Hinsdale,  Linus  Birdsey. 

Middlebuky.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Marcus  De  Forest,  Jr.  Treas., 
William  Tyler.     Selectmen,  Levings  Abbott,  Charles  H.  Lum, 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  95 

David    M.  Fenn.      Cons.,  G.  B.  Bristol,  C.  C.  Wilmot,  R.  B. 

Wheaton,  Edward  Tyrrell.  Coll.,  A.  S.  Clark.  G.  Jurors,  G. 
B.  Crofut,  J.  C.  ScoVill,  James  E.  Baldwin.  Assess.,  C.  H. 
Lum,  John  T.  Basham.  Board  of  R  ,  G.  S.  Clark,  L.  W.  Bald- 
win, George  Treat.  Board  of  Ed.,  James  C.  Scovill,  C.  H. 
Lum,  1883;  G.  B.  Bristol,  H.  W.  Munson,  1884;  Levings  Abbott, 
G.  0.  Ellis,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  G.  B.  Bristol,  G.  Watson 
Elliott. 

Middlefield.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Lyman  A.  Mills.  Select- 
men, Alva  B.  Coe,  Valerius  H.  Coles,'  Charles  1.  Miller.  As- 
sess., Enoch  T.  Birdsey,  W.  B.  Miller,  D.  H.  Birdsey,  Charles 
Hubbard. 

Middletow.n.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Elihu  W.  X.  Starr.  Treas., 
James  P.  Stow.  Selectmen,  Sherman  M.  Bacon,  Charles  J. 
Harris,  Ichabod  M.  Roberts,  Martin  Loveland,  Chafes  F.  Brown- 
ing. Con3.,  Curtiss  Bacon,  John  Wilcox,  Daniel  Hurley,  James 
Ross,  Monroe  Birdsey,  John  Hoar,  Nelson  Nettleton.  Coll., 
George  Leonard.  G/Juror-,  Charles  VV.  Paddock,  George  L. 
Tuttle,  Joseph  R.  Johnson,  Elijah  C.  Birdsey,  James  G.  Hollis- 
ter,  James  Sceary.  Assess.,  "Josiah  Hubbard,  Wellington  G. 
John-on,  Stephen  B.  Davis.  Board  of  R.,  John  Carroll,  Horace 
R.  Butler,  Henry  N.  Rutty.  Board  of  Ed.,  Horace  H.  Wilcox, 
Marius  W.  Wilcox,  1883;  Silas  A.  Robinson,  Wilbur  F.  Parme- 
lee,  1884;  Eben  P.  Hubbard,  Wesley  U.  Pearne,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Thomas  O'Connell,  Frederick  Dickerson. 

Milford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  W.  Fowler.  Treas.,  David 
Miles.  Se  ectmen,  Charles  W.  Beardsley,  Charles  H.  Peck, 
Elisha  T.  Peck.  Cons  ,  Alonzo  VV.  Burns,'  Charles  Luke,  C.  W. 
Oviatt,  A.  C.  Piatt,  M.  Tibbals,  P.  Burns,  Lewis  B.  Beers  and 
Coll.  G.  Jurors,  James  Tibbals,  Thaddeus  Smith,  Charles  H. 
Stowe,  W.  Brotherton,  H.  J.  Bristol,  G.  E.  Piatt.  Assess.,  Ed- 
ward G.  Miles,  N.  T.  Smith,  M.  B.  Merwin.  Board  of  R., 
Nathan  Royden,  Henry  J.  Bristol,  James  A.  Smith.  Board  of 
Ed.,  *Isaac  T.  Rogers,  C.  W.  Baldwin,  A.  A.  Baldwin,  C.  F. 
Bosworth,  1883;  William  G.  Mitchell,  Geo.  M.  Gunn,  Geo.  H. 
Griffin,  Geo.  E.  Piatt,  1884;  Chas.  A.  Tomlinson,  W.  C.  Durand, 
Nathan  E.  Smith,  Henry  N.  Piatt,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Alonzo 
W.  Burns,  Calvin  D.  Baldwin. 

Monroe.  Clerk,  David  A.  Nichols.  Reg.,  John  D.  Beach. 
Treas.,  William  A.  Clark.  Selectmen,  Eli  B.  Seeley,  John  G. 
Stevens,   Stephen   French.     Cons.,   S.  B.  Beardsley,   John  D. 


96  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Beach,  S.  D.  Sharpe,  Frank  Olmstead,  Charles  S.  Curtis,  Ed- 
ward Corning,  Marcus  Tyrrell.  Coll.,  Ernest  L.  Staples.  G. 
Jurors,  Lewis  Beardsley,  Elisha  Booth,  Rufus  Way,  Hanford 
Johnson,  Edwin  Stevens,  John  W.  Waterburv.  Assess.,  Or- 
ville  H.  Hull,  Walter  S.  Bradley.  Board  of  R.,  Gustavus  A. 
Abbott.  John  T.  Porter.  Board  of  Ed.,  John  G.  Stevens,  Daniel 
Osborne,  F.  M.  Cargill.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Elbert  S.  Olmstead,  L. 
D wight  Lane. 

Montville.  Clerk,  Henry  A.  Baker.  Reg.,  Jonathan  Rey- 
nolds. Treas.,  Lewis  Browning.  Selectmen^  John  A.  Coggs- 
hall,  Gurdon  R.  Miner,  Joseph  M.  Beck  with.  Cons.,  D.  Chester 
Comstock  and  Coll.,  Joseph  Leffingwell,  George  0.  Allen.  G. 
Jurors,  Augustus  A.  Pa-ker,  John  C.  Bolles,  George  Latimer. 
Assess.,  James  H.  Manwaring,  J.  Andrew  Comstock,  William 

F.  Thacher,  Albert  A.  Noves,  Orrin  H.  Whiting.  Board  of  R., 
M.  V.  B.  Brainard,  Charles  E.  Church,  Alvin  G.  Smith.  Board 
of  Ed.,  J.  R.  Gay,  2d,  D.  D.  Lyon,  S.  H.  Browning,  1883;  M.  V. 
B.  Brainard,  John  Davis,  A.  E.  Stephen,  1884;  Joseph  Latimer, 
J.  A.  Comstock,  Joseph  S.  Collins,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
George  N.  Wood,  Charles  A.  Chapman. 

Morris.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Darwin  B.  Randall.  Se- 
lectmen, William  Griswold,  Edwin  H.  Clark,  Monroe  Throop. 
Cons.,  Charles  H.  Randall,  J.  Bradford  Root,  George  E.  Em- 
mons. Coll.,  Francis  H.  Johnson.  G.  Jurors,  Sheldon  B.  Ray, 
Warren  B.  Morgan,  Leman  H.  Benton.  Assess.,  Sidney  Peck, 
Henry  H.  Waugh.  Board  of  R.,  Phineas  B.  Randall,  'Dwight 
Griswold,  Beebe  S.  Hall.  Board  of  Ed.,  Rollin  H.  Harrison, 
Robert  E.  Hall,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Edgar  Alvord,  James  M. 
Benton. 

Naugatuck.  Clerk,  J.  F.  Garrison.  Reg.,  Samuel  J. 
Andrew.  Treas.,  Franklin  B.  Tattle.  Selectmen,  Homer 
Twitchell,  Thomas  Conran,  Harry  S.  Hotchkiss.  Cons.,  El- 
dridge  Smith,  Alfred  H.  French,  James  E.  Sweeney,  John 
O'Conner,  Francis   Mulvey,  Thomas  Kernan  2d,  M.   Conover. 

G.  Jurors,  S.  X.  Andrews,  Thomas  Clancey,  Patrick  Kieley, 
John  H.  Tuttle,  John  V.  Haslinger,  W.  B.  Lewis.  Assess., 
William  Kennedy,  Geo.  A.  Waterbury.  Board  of  R.,  S.  N. 
Andrew,  Eli  Smith,  Thomas  Scott.  Board  of  Ed.,  S.  C.  Leon- 
ard. James  Fagan,  1883:  Dwight  P.  Mills,  F.  B.  Tuttle,  1884; 
G.  M.  Allerton,  E.  C.  Gardner,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Amos 
Culver,  D.  B.  Meramble. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  97 

New  Britain.  Clerk  and  Reg ,  Isaac  Porter.  Treas., 
Augustus  P.  Collins.  Selectmen.  Ambrose  Beatty,  J.  E.  Ens- 
worth,  Lester  A.  Vibberts.  Cons.,  A.  X.  Bennett.  Orville 
Jones,  Jr.,  Henry  Gussman,  William  H.  Allen,  John  T.  Sloan, 
Fred.  Rentschler,  F.  W.  Porter.  G.  Jurors,  Will  am  X.  Felt, 
Fred.  A.  Berg,  Spencer  H.  Wood,  William  Dobson,  Henry 
Tolies,  Frederick  Rentschler.  Assess.,  Norvis  Bailey,  J.  Andrew 
Pickett,  Charles  S.  Andrews.  Board  of  R.,  Francis  Dobson, 
Thomas  Beglev,  S.  R.  Lawrence.  Board  of  Ed.,  Samuel  W. 
Hart,  Edwin  B.  Lyon,  John  B.  Dyson,  1S83;  John  X.  Bartlett, 
*Henry  E  Sawyer,  Lawrence  Clean,  Chas.  S.  Andrews,  1884; 
George'  H.  Miner,  Justus  A.  Traut,  John  Walsh,  Robert  John- 
ston, '  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  James  B.  Pierpont,  Michael 
O'Connell. 

Xew  Canaan.  Clerk,  Samuel  H.  Raymond.  Reg.,  Theo- 
dore W.  Benedict.  Treas..  Thomas  Raymond.  Selectmen, 
Benjamin  P.  Mead,  Thomas  M.  Fairty,  Joseph  Crawford. 
Cons.,  George  F.  Johnson,  Hyatt  Gregory,  Elijah  B.  Batterson. 
Robert  C.  Raymond.  G.  Jurors,  Theodore  Hawley,  Lewis  S. 
Olmsted,  John  L.  Raymond,  James  A.  Fairty.  Assess.,  Lewis 
S.  Olmsted,  Theo.  Hawley,  Francis  E.  Chichester.  Board  of  R., 
Lewis  K.  Hoyt,  Burling  D.  Purdy,  Francis  E.  Weed.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Joseph  Greenleaf,  George  S.  Pine,  1883:  Edwin  Hoyt,  L. 
M.  Munroe,  1884;  Burling  1).  Purdy,  William  G.  Brownson, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Samuel  N.  Raymond,  Russell  L.  Hall. 

Xew  Fairfield.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  J.  Tread  well. 
Treas.,  David  H.  Disbrow.  Selectmen,  James  S.  Whitehead, 
Dimon  Disbrow,  Alexander  B.  Brush.  Cons.,  Alexander  Tur- 
ner and  Coll..  H.  H.  Wildman,  Jr.,  John  C.  Evans.  G.  Jurors, 
Horace  G.  Betts,  David  J.  Sturges,  George  X.  Pearce.  Assess., 
David  J.  Sturges,  Walter  Chatterton,  Henry  0.  Leach.  Board 
of  R..  Isaac  H.  Gerow,  John  M.  Treadwell/Alpheus  M.  Couch. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Alexander  Turner,  Edward  Tread  well,  1883;  H. 
0.  Leach,  A.  B.  Brush,  1884;  Hendrick  H.  Wildman,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  H.  H.  Wildman,  Edwin  Hodge. 

Xew  Hartfokd.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Jason  C.  Reach.  Treas., 
E.  M.  Chapin.  Selectmen,  H.  M.  Gates,  S.  X.  Pettibone,  A.  E. 
Merrill.  Cons.,  E.  H.  Stone,  Henrv  Overton,  A.  G.  Steele,  H. 
J.  Stanclift,  H.  B.  Smith,  J.  R.  Gillett,  S.  H.  Henderson  and 
Coll.  G.  Jurors,  J.  C.  Keach,  H.  A.  Kellogg,  D.  B.  Smith, 
Walter  Beanev,  T.  H.  Reed,  Geonre  F.  Douglass.  Assess.,  H. 
C.  Merrill,  Dan.  C.  Merrill.     Board  of  R.,  H.  B.  Kellogg,  Geo. 


98  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

R.  Adam?,  H.  T.  Smith.  Board  of  Ed.,  Orrin  Fitch,  F.  H. 
Adam?,  1883;  John  Richard?,  Jared  B.  Foster,  1884;  N.  B. 
Merrill.  Luke  Fitzsimmons,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voter?.  1st  Dist., 
Geo.  W.  Smith,  G.  C.  Beckwith:  2d  Dist.,  J.  B.  Betts,  Hermon 
Clark. 

Xewington.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  S.  Kirkham.  Trea?., 
David  L.  Robbins.  Selectmen,  Josiah  E.  Atwood,  William  H. 
Denni?,  John  Webster.  Cons.,  Henry  S.  Kellogg  and  Coll., 
James  H.  White,  Wellman  B.  Wiers.  G.  Jurors,  George  L. 
Ross,  George  Churchill,  Charles  J.  Well?,  Edward  S.  Goodale. 
Assess.,  Robert  Francis.  Aholiab  J.  Corbin.  Board  of  R., 
Heman  A.  Whittlesev,  Henrv  Fields,  Samuel  H.  Kilbourne. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Chas.  K.  Atwood,  Roger  Welle?,  1883;  John  S. 
Kirkham,  *John  G.  Stoddard,  1-84;  Jacob  Dix,Elias  M.  Steele, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Thomas    R.  Atwood,  John  R.  Stoddard. 

New  London.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Isaac  W.  Thompson.  Select- 
men, Charles  L.  Ockford,  Abner  N.  Sterry,  Charles  J.  Hewitt. 
Cons.,  John  H.  Rockwell,  Leonard  Carroll.  G.  Jurors,  E.  A.  Den- 
ison,  John  H.  McCornish.  Assess.,  William  M.  Tobey.  Board 
of  R.,  Alfred  Hempstead.  Board  of  Ed ,  Walter  Learned, 
Benjamin  Stark,  F.  N.  Braman,  1883:  Halph  Wheeler,  Alfred 
H.  'Chappell,  Horace  Coit,  1884;  Isaac  C.  Tate,  Frank  L. 
Palmer,  John  K.  Wilson,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters*,  Samuel  Park, 
Bernard  L.  Lynch. 

New  Milford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Russel  B.  Noble.  Trea?., 
H.  LeRoy  Randall.  Selectmen,  Albert  S.  Hill,  Andrew  J.  Mc- 
Mahon,  Frederic  E.  Starr.  Cons.,  Lory  Couch,  Charles  Planz, 
Harmon  Wnlker.  Lauren  Evitts,  John  F.  Murphy,  John  Talbot, 
Albert  H.  McMahon  and  Coll.  G.  Juror?,  J.  R.  Bostwick,  F. 
A.  Raifstanger,  James  M.  Hallock,  James  VV.  Orson,  Marshall 
Marsh.  William  Green.  Asses?.,  Perry  X.  Hall.  Edward  P. 
Barton,  J*nvs  A.  Gid dings,  Jr.  Board  of  R.  Theodore  F. 
Watso  .  Anson  II  Squire;*,  Alexander  H  Barlow.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Charles  N.  Hall,  E.  F.  Morehome,  S.  S.  Buckinoham,  1883; 

A.  H.  Bowers,  G.  W.  Richmond,  E.  S.  Green,  1884;  Albert  N. 
Baldwin,  George  W.  Hill.  Cyrus  A.  Todd,  1885.  Peg.  of  Voters, 
Silas  L.  Erwin,  Everett  Sturges. 

Newtown.     Clerk  and  Peg.,  Charles  H.  Peck.     Trea?.,  Levi 

B.  Booth.  Selectmen,  William  N,  Northrop,  Charles  Warner, 
John  B.  Wheeler.  Con?..  William  H.  Glover,  George  Burr, 
George  Winton.  John  H.  Blackmail,  Dcnns  Quinlivin,  Thomas 


TOWN   OFFICERS.  99 

Crouchly,  Thomas  Cavenaugh.  Coll.,  George  H.  Botsford.  G. 
Jurors,  Daniel  Camp,  James  Farrell,  John  J.  Lyons.  Assess.. 
Aaron  Sanford,  Norman  Northrop,  Samuel  F.  Tilson.  Board  of 
P.,  A-a  X.  Hawlev,  James  E.  Madigan.  Elliott  M.Peck.  Board 
of  Ed.,  John  M.  Otis,  William  C.  Wile,  1883;  James  E,  Madi- 
gan,  James  P.  Hovt.  1S84;  Charles  H.  Northrop,  Daniel  G. 
Beers,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Michael  J.  Bradley,  Charles  F. 
Beardsley,  John  T.  Carmody,  John  L.  Sanford. 

Norfolk.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Joseph  N.  Cowles.  Se- 
lectmen, Lorrin  L.  Whiting.  Moses  F.  Grant,  T.  O'Connor. 
Cons.,  H.  A.  Standard,  E.  C.  Stevens,  John  Bassett,  Silas  A. 
Palmer.  G.  Jurors,  W.  H.  Cooper,  Goorge  R.  Boyden,  Erastus 
Merwin.  Assess.,  Plumb  Brown,  Alva  Cowles,  W.  E.  Beckley. 
Board  of  R.,  H.  H.  Riggs,  Harvev  Johnson,  A.  R.  Collar.  Board 
of  Ed,  W.  I.  Sparks,  1884;  John  F.  Gleason,  A.  R.  Collar, 
Silas  A.  Palmer,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  George  R.  Boyden,  S.  J. 
Butler. 

North  Bradford.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Charles  Page. 
Selectmen,  Alden  H.  Hill,  Willis  Tucker,  John  C.  Harrison. 
Cons.,  T.  W.  Gilbert,  Clark  Russell  and  Coll.,  E.  M.  Field, 
Sereno  M.  Foote,  Reuben  Harrison,  Charles  E.  Ailing,  R.  M. 
Rose.  G.  Jurors,  E.  S.  Beardsley,  W.  B.  Curtiss,  Jr.,  Willis 
Tucker,  U.  T.  Harrison,  Philo  Williams,  R.N.  Augur.  Assess., 
William  Maltby,  E.  R.  Robinson.  Board  of  R.,  Herbert  0.  Page, 
John  M.  Foote,  Henrv  N.  Pardee.  Board  of  Ed.,  D wight  N. 
Prentice,  ^Charles  Page,  1883;  *  William  Maltbv,  William  D. 
Ford,  1884;  Geo.  W.  Buck,  Charles  Foote,  George  L.  Forrl,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Disk,  W.  D.  Ford,  Darwin  Page:  2d  Disk, 
D.  M.  Foote,  John  G.  Phelan. 

North  Canaan.  (P.  0.  Canaan.)  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas., 
Jacob  B.  Hardenbergh.  Selectmen,  Frederick  Bronson,  Pat- 
rick Fitzgerald,  John  B.  Reed.  Cons.,  Albert  A.  Hubbard, 
George  E.  Beebe,  Thomas  O'Neil,  John  C.  Richmond,  Charles 
H.  Briggs,  James  M.  Shultz,  G.  B.  Gardner.  Coll ,  Edward 
Trescott.  G.  Jurors,  Jerry  S.  New,  Horace  Holt,  Patrick 
Lynch.  Assess.,  William  P.  Pelton,  Edmund  D.  Lawrence. 
Board  of  R.,  Henrv  J.  Mead,  George  W.  Cowdrev,  Everardus 
Ives.  Board  of  Ed.,  Charles  H.  Briggs,  Charles  Gillette.  1883; 
Miles  B.  Tobey,  A.  T.  Roraback,  1884;  Edward  S.  Roberts, 
Daniel  L.  Freeman,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Samuel  A.  Bennett, 
Samuel  A.  Eddv. 


100  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

North  Haven.  Clerk.  Edward  L.  Linslev.  Reg.,  R.  B. 
Goodvear.  Treas.,  F.  Havden  Todd.  Selectmen,  Cvrus 
Chenev.  Julian  W.  Tuttle,  Charles  M.  Tuttle.  Cons.,  Rufus 
Thorpe,'  P.  B.  Orcutt,  George  Gerwig,  T.  0.  Judd,  Jr.,  E.  M. 
Smith,  F.  L.  Stiles,  E.  L.  Goodvear.  Coll.,  Lewis  I.  Fowler. 
G.  Jurors,  F.  H.  Todd,  R.  W.  Smith,  H.  L.  Hills.  J.  W.  Tuttle, 
L.  P.  Todd,  Edwin  Tuttle.  Assess.,  Jesse  0.  Eaton.  Bennett 
Todd.  Board  of  R.,  James  E.  Smith,  R.  T.  Linslev,  Warren 
Cooper.  E.  L.  Mansfield,  J.  T.  Brockett.  Board  of  Ed.,  E.  L. 
Linslev,  A.  F.  Austin,  0.  S.  Todd,  1883;  S.  B.  Thorpe,  *R.  B. 
Goodyear,  J.  B.  Jacobs,  18S4:  Whitney  Elliott,  G.  W.  Smith, 
Isaac'E.  Mansfield,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters.  L.  Pe'et  Tuttle,  Jesse 
B.  Goodsell. 

North  Stonington.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Charles  H. 
Brown.  Selectmen,  George  W.  Stewart,  Charles  H.  Main, 
Orrin  Chapman.  Cons.,  Shubael  Holmes  and  Coll.,  Albert  S. 
Maine,  Dudley  W.  Sisson.  G.  Jurors,  Gershom  Palmer,  C.  P. 
Holdridge,  Horace  B.  Bromley.  Assess.,  Amos  P.  Miner, 
Charles  E.  Hewitt,  Nelson  A.  Brown.  Board  of  R.,  George  W. 
Miner,  Park  B.  Main,  James  F.  Brown.  Board  of  Ed  ,  Francis 
S.  Peabody,  William  H.  Prentice;  James  F.  Brown,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  Allen  Wheeler,  Gilbert  Billings. 

Norwalk.  Clerk,  Henry  K.  Selleck.  Reg.,  James  A. 
Brown.  Treas.,  William  A'  Curtis.  Selectmen,  Charles  A. 
Burr,  Nelson  J.  Craw.  William  C.  Sammis.  Cons  ,  John  S. 
Lockwood,  Jabez  Wheaton,  William  E.  Bouton,  Charles  E. 
Stevens,  William  A.  Cushman,  James  C.  Crowe,  George  B.  St. 
John  and  Coll.  G.  Jurors,  C.  B.  C  olidge,  John  W.  Drake, 
Spencer  C.  Norton,  Joseph  Shepherd,  John  W.  Bogardus,  Jo- 
seph Tammany.  Assess.,  James  Finney,  Thomas  Guver,  F.  W. 
Mitchell.  Board  of  R.,  Bradley  S.  Keith,  John  W.  Drake, 
James  M.  Lane.  Board  of  Ed.,  Benjamin  J.  Sturges,  1883 ;  Eben 
ezer  J.  Hill,  Jonah  J.  Millard,  1S85.  Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist., 
George  N.  Ells,  Nathaniel  Requa;  2d  Dist.,  W.  S.  Bouton,  W. 
M.  Maynard;  3d  Dist.,  \Y.  E.  Hendrick,  W.  S.  Han  ford. 

Norwich.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Othniel  Gager.  Reg.,  David 
Young.  Selectmen,  John  T.  Brown,  Alvah  Francis,  Charles  S. 
Avery.  Cons.,  Charles  H.  Miner,  Jr.,  Will.  W.  Ives,  William 
H.  Vergason,  Jr.,  Nathan  C.  Chapell,  Henry  R.  Gardner,  Har- 
vey Chapman.  Coll..  Charles  H.  Dillaby.  G.  Jurors,  Albert  F. 
F.  Park.  Joseph  T.  Rose,  William  H.  *Arm<tron£,  Daniel  M. 
Dickinson,  Lyman   W.  Lee,  William   T.   Case,   Richmond    L. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  101 

Brown.  Assess.,  William  C.  Osgood,  Benjamin  H.  Palmer, 
Albert  us  Peckham.  Board  of  R.,  Nathan  Small,  Abram  Geer, 
Richard  C.  Kellv.  Board  of  Ed.,  *John  W.  Crary,  George  R. 
Hvde,  Burrell  W.  Hvde,  1883;  Palmer  Bill,  Robert  P.  Stanton, 
Timothy  Kelly,  1884:  Andrew  J.  Sullivan,  Gerard  G.  Pitcher, 
Thurston  B.  Lillibridge,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Joab  B.  Rogers, 
James  Rigney. 

Old  Lyme.  Clerk,  Thomas  S.  Swan.  Reg.,  David  Morley. 
Treas.,  George  W.  DeWolf.  Selectmen,  Frederick  W.  Chap- 
man, Lemuel  A.  Caulkins,  Charles  R.  Xoyes.  Cons.,  Joseph 
H.  Lay,  Anson  H.  Sanders,  William  H.  Flint,  M.  G.  Rowland, 
A.  S.  Bugbee.  Coll.,  Richard  W.  Chadwick.  G.  Jurors,  Joseph 
H.  Lay,  Robert  Ebell.  Assess.,  Herbert  M.  Caulkins,  John 
Smith.  Board  of  R.,  Elizur  C.  Peck,  Emerson  Mixter,  George 
H.  Peckham.  Board  of  Ed.,  C.  L.  Morley,  E.  C.  Smith,  1883; 
Charles  G.  Bartlett,  John  Swaney,  1884;  Thomas  S.  Swan, 
William  B.  Cary,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Anson  H.  Sanders, 
John  Smith. 

Old  Saybrook.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Ozias  H.  Kirtland.  Treas., 
Giles  A.  Bushnell.  Selectmen,  Edwin  Aver,  William  H.  Smith, 
Rufus  C.  Denison.  Const.,  Rufus  C.  Shepard,  Richard  H. 
Tucker,  Elihu  Miller.  Coll.,  John  N.  Clark.  G.  Jurors,  Wil- 
liam B.  Tuily,  Henry  Sizer,  John  X.  Clark.  Assess.,  David  W. 
Clark,  George  W.  Denison.  Board  of  R.,  William  B.  Tully, 
Coridon  M.  Whittlesev.  William  J.  Clark.  Board  of  Ed.,  Joseph 
Kellogg,  William  J.  Clark,  1883;  Robert  X.  Chapman,  George 
W.  Denison,  1884;  Edwin  Aver,  P.  L.  Shepard,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  John  X.  Clark,  John  H.  Pratt. 

Orange.  (P.  0.  West  Haven.)  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Elias  T. 
Main.  Treas.,  Israel  K.  Ward.  Selectmen,  George  R.  Kelsev, 
Isaac  P.  Treat,  David  Piatt.  Cons.,  Squire  S.  Hvde,  G.  I.  Bab- 
cock,  Jr.,  Silas  Hull,  F.L.Wheeler,  Elizur  B.Russell,  A.  L. 
Main.  Coll.,  Walter  A.  Main.  G.  Jurors,  S.  D.  Woodruff,  W. 
C.  Russell,  E.  J.  Treat,  H.  W.  Painter,  A.  F.  Wood,  H.  A. 
Clarke.  Assess.,  S.  L.  Smith,  2d,  S.  J.  Ailing,  Rollin  W.  Hine. 
Board  of  R.,  D.  S.  Thompson,  A.  F.  Miles,  H.  H.  Smith. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Edw.  W.  Worthington,  C.  K.  Bush,  1883;  Jame3 
Walker,  John  F.  Barnett,  1884;  Clark  C.  Otis.  W.  A.  Peck,  Jr., 
1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist.,  S.  E.  Booth,' James  H.  Peck; 
2d  Dist.,  Benj.  F.  Somers,  F.  B.  Perkins. 

Oxford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Lewis  Barnes.  Treas.,  Charles 
H.   Butler.    Selectmen,  John   B.   Pope,    George   R.   Baldwin, 


102  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Lewis  B.  Perkins.  Con?.,  Anthony  B.  Hinman  and  Coil  .  L.  W. 
Lake,  Dwight  Washband,  B.  C/Pope,  Hobart  Booth,  H.  E. 
Smith,  W.  0.  Davis.  G.  Jurors,  George  Lum,  C.  C  Rider,  John 
French,  A.  D.  Smith,  Atwater  Treat,  D.  B.  Wheeler.  Assess., 
Wales  Chatfield,  Albert  D.  Smith.  Board  of  R.,  Clark  E. 
Lum,  F.  W.  Hubbell,  W.  M.  Hubbell.  Board  of  Ed.,  *  Nathan 
J.  Wilcoxson,  Samuel  Hawkins,  1883;  Lewis  Barnes,  0.  C. 
Osborn,  1884:  Frederick  E  Snow,  Clark  E.  Lum,  1885.  Reg. 
of  Voters,  Benjamin  Nichols.  Egbert  J.  Thrall. 

Plainfield.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Reuben  Weaver.  Reg., 
WTilliam  S.  Simonds.  Selectmen,  John  L.  Chapman,  George 
Loring,  Thomas  A.  Tiffany.  Cons.,  Nathaniel  P.  Thompson 
and  Coll.,  Welcome  H.  Browning,  Henry  Harvey.  G.  Jurors, 
Jeremiah  M.  Shepard,  Joseph  A.  Dean,  Richard  H.  Wood, 
WTilliam  S.  Babcock,  Edwin  H.  Kennedy.  Assess..  William  B. 
Ames.  Henry  C.  Starkweather.  Board  of  R..  John  S.  French, 
William  S.  Simmons,  Fitch  A.  Carey.  Board  of  Ed.,  Stephen 
Hall,  Lucian  Burleieh,  *Asher  H.  Wilcox,  1883:  Dwight  Avery, 
*S.  H.  Fellows,  *  John  N.  Shipman,  1884:  Roswell  Ensworth, 
John  S.  French.  John  M.  Francis,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Richard  H.  Ward,  Henry  I.  Starkweather. 

Plainville.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Robert  C  Usher.  Treas., 
Levi  Hough.  Selectmen,  Simon  Tomlinson,  H.  Wilbur  Hig- 
gins,  Robert  F.  Woodford.  Cons.,  Enos  S.  Belden  and  Coll., 
Julius  H.  Clark.  Joseph  H.  Edmond.  G.  Jurors,  Leroy  B.  ' 
Warren,  Edwin  N.  Lewis,  Asa  Blakeslee.  Assess.,  Robert  C. 
Usher,  Dwight  B.  Hills,  Albert  Hamlin.  Board  of  R.,  William 
L.  Cowles.  Levi  Hough,  William  Baldwin.  Board  of  Ed., 
George  Goodsell,  M.  A.  Xickerson,  1883:  T.  G.  Wright,  Peter 
Brock,  1884:  Aquilla  H.  Condell,  Henry  A.  Osborn,  1885.  Reg. 
of  Voters,  Isaac  P.  Newell,  Elliott  P.  Hills. 

Plymouth.  Clerk,  Edwin  M.  Talmadge.  Reg.,  Strong  A. 
Kelsey.  Trea-..  Horace  Fenn.  Selectmen,  Byron  Tuttle, 
Henry  L.  Hinman.  Abijah  W.  Welton.  Cons  ,  James  B.  Bald- 
win, "Wallace  Cook,  Albert  J.  Hotchki-s,  Frank  Blakeslee, 
Artliur  S.  Beardslee,  Strong  A.  Kelsey.  Coll.,  Homer  E.  Cook. 
G.  Jurors,  James  Hunter,  George  Langdon,  Elizur  Fenn,  John 
W.  Sullivan,  Asahel  M.  Johnson,  Elias  C  Stou^hton.  Assess., 
James  Woodruff,  Lyman  I).  Baldwin,  Henry  G.  Candee. 
Board  of  R.,  Enos  Blakeslee,  Burr  S.  Beach,  William  P.  Swett. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Aaron  P.  Fenn,  W.  W.  Clemence,  T.  B.  Mc- 
Namara,  1883:  Leverett  S.  Griggs.  Lyman  D.  Baldwin,  E.  M. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  103 

Talmadse.  1884;  Bollin  D.  N.  Allen.  Judah  W.  Clark.  Abijah 
W.  Welton,  1886.  Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist.,  Frank  Blakeslee, 
Addison  Bunnell:  2d  Dist.,  Edward  S.  BeaJi,  Timothy  B. 
McNatnara. 

Pomfeet.  (P.  0.  Pom  fret  Center.)  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Ed- 
ward P.  Hayward.  Peg..  Frederic  G.  Sawtelle.  Selectmen, 
Thomas  W.  Williams,  Charles  P.  Grosvenor.  L.  A.  Day. 
Cons.,  Angell  Wheaton,  Darius  Colburn.  Coll.,  Fayette  L. 
Wright.  G.  Jurors,  Angell  Wheaton,  Horace  Clapp,  Charles 
Osgood,  I.  P.  Briggs,  Noyes  Chapman,  D.  Mathewson.  Assess., 
Horace  Clapp,  Thomas  0.  Elliott.  George  W.  Stoddard.  B^ard 
of  R.,  I.  P.  Briggs.  John  W.  Clapp.  Frederick  Hyde.  Board  of 
Ed..  *Isaac  P.  Briggs,  Edward  P.  Hayward,  E/P.  Mathewson, 
1883:  John  W.  Clapp,  C  P.  Grobvenor,  George  Allen.  1884; 
Albartus  S.  Bruce,  H.  M.  Uartlett,  Frederick  Hyde,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  I.  P.  Briggs.  Philo  F.  Kingsbury.  » 

Portland,  Clerk.  William  H.  Bartlett.  Reg.,  Steph  n  H. 
Stocking.  Treas..  John  I.  Worthington.  Selectmen,  Joseph' 
S.  Worthington,  James  H.  Pelton,  Nelson  Pelton.  Cons  , 
Billings  Neff  and  Coll.,  George  0.  Mosher,  John  Hayes,  Thomas 
S.  North,  George  Hill,  Demas  Cornwall.  Philip  Sage.  G. 
Jurors,  George  B.  Cleveland,  Daniel  E.  Dunham,  Clark  G. 
Southmayd,  Lucius  P.  Stewart.  Daniel  Crittenden.  W.  S  Coe. 
59.,  Henry  Kilby.  Asaph  Hale.  Board  of  P..  Charles  H. 
Sage,  Andrew  Cornwall.  John  H.  Hall.  Board  of  Ed.,  George 
eveland,  Charles  H.  White,  George  H.  Penfield,  1883;  F. 
A.  Parker,  F.  D.  Harriman,  Horace  C.  Markham.  lbS4:  John  S. 
Barne,  William  S.  Strickland,  William  H.lngersoll,  1885.  Reg. 
of  Adorers.  Billings  Neff,  James  A.  Butler. 

Preston.  P.  0.  Norwich.)  Clerk  and  Treas.,  James  F. 
Forsyth.  Reg.,  James  H.  Fitch.  Selectmen,  J.  L.  Hill, 
William  Briggs,  J.  B.  Prentice.  Cons.,  Thomas  Ryan,  J. 
Henry  Fitch.  Maurice  Corcoran.  Henry  Sweet.  W.  Wight, 
Chauucev  J.  Dunham.  James  Carver.  Coll ,  Seth  Main.  G. 
Jurors,  S.  D.  Moore,  H.  H.  Roath.  E.  O.  Park,  Levi  Saunders, 
John  H.  Taylor.  John  Butler.  Assess.,  James  A.  Stoddard, 
P.  M.  Kiernan.  Chester  S.  Prentice.  Board  of  R.,  Erastus  F. 
Hewitt.  Chester  M.  Barnes.  William  Bagley.  Board  of  Ed., 
none  elected  this  ve  ;r.  Reg.  of  Voters,  1st  Dist..  James  H. 
Fitch,  Charles  H.  Perry:  2d  Dist.,  John  Galligan,  A.  0. 
Brooks. 


104  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Prospect.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  David  B.  Hotchkiss.  Reg., 
Watson  C.  Hitchcock.  Selectmen,  Smith  S.  Clark,  Harris 
Piatt,  A.  S.  Plumb.  Cons.,  Harrv  L.  Payne,  John  R.  Piatt, 
Frank  R.  Allen,  John  Cook,  W.  E.  Morris.  Coll.,  Frank  L. 
Wilkinson.  G.  Jurors,  D.  R.  Williams,  Minor  Blackman, 
James  Bottomly.  Assess.,  W.  C.  Hitchcock,  W.  E.  Kimball. 
Board  of  R.,  William  Berkley,  Minor  Blackman,  Willis  Ives. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Minor  Blackman,  Merritt  Clark,  1883;  F.  L. 
Wilkinson,  David  B.  Hotchkiss,  1884;  W.  H.  Phipps,  R.  N 
Hotchkiss,  1S85.  Reg.  of  Voters,  William  E.  Kimball,  William 
Berkley. 

Putnam.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  James  W.  Manning. 
Selectmen,  Augustus  Houghton,  Almansor  Herendeen,  Otis 
Fisher.  Cons.,  George  W.  Carver,  Selwin  E.  Rowe,  Asahel  S. 
Davis,  Otis  Fisher,  Edwin  May.  G.  Jurors,  Joseph  W.  Torrey, 
Charles  C.  Brown,  Charles  Prentice,  Jerome  Tourtelotfe. 
Assess  ,  Charles  H.  Chesebro,  Prescott  Bartlett,  George  D.  Post. 
Board  of  R.,  Richmond  M.  Bullock,  Joseph  W.  Cutler,  Darius 
S.  Skinner.  Board  of  Ed.,  Adelbert  P.  Chapman,  1884;  George 
A.  Hammond,  F.  P.  Leonard,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Samuel 
H.  Seward,  Charles  H.  Kinney. 

Redding.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Lemuel  Sanford.  Reg.,  Moses 
H.  Wakeman.  Selectmen,  William  H.  Hill,  Henry  S.  Osborn, 
Charles  W.  Merchant.  Cons.,  William  H.  Burr,  Ammi  W. 
Carter,  David  S.  Bartram.  Coll.,  Samuel  B.  Osbom.  G. 
Jurors,  George  A.  Sanford,  Charles  H.  Woodruff,  Eli  Osborn. 
Assess.,  Charles  Porter,  Arthur  B.  Hill,  Samuel  B.  Osborn. 
Board  of  R.,  Jonathan  R.  Sanford,  William  E.  Duncomb,  Ben- 
jamin S.  Boughton.  Board  of  Ed.,  William  J.  Jennings,  X. 
Alanson  Welton,  William  E.  Duncomb,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
1st  Dist.,  John  N.  Nickerson,  Charles  D.  Meeker;  2d  Dist., 
Burr  Bennett,  Arthur  B.  Hill. 

Ridgefield.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Hiram  K.  Scott.  Treas., 
Lewis  C.  Seymour.  Selectmen,  Ebenezer  W.  Keeler,  Francis 
H.  Stalford,  James  H.  Hoyt.  Cons.,  John  F.  Holmes,  and 
Coll.,  Sereno  S.  Hurlbutt,  George  P.  Gregory,  William  E. 
Palmer,  Amo>  R.  Northrop,  fcamuel  J.  Barlow,  Seth  J.  Benedict. 
G.  Jurors,  Benj.  K.  Northrop,  George  Boughton,  Albert  N. 
Thomas,  John  R.  Sherwood,  James  F.  Walsh,  Aaron  B.  Gilbert. 
Assess.,  Samuel  M.  Smith.  D.  Smith  Sholes.  Board  of  R., 
David  H.  Valden,  Aaron  W.  Lee,  George  V.  R.  Hunt.  Board 
of  Ed.,  Lewis    E.  Smith.  Francis    A.  Henry.  D.  Smith    Shole-, 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  105 

1883;  Wm.  W.  Leete,  John  D.  Nash,  Edward  H.  Smith,  1884; 
Archibald  G.  Paddock,  Larman  W.  Abbott,  Samuel  J.  Barlow, 
1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Benjamin  K.  Northrop,  D.  Smith 
Sholes. 

Rocky  Hill.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Samuel  Dimock.  Treas., 
William  G.  Robbins.  Selectmen,  Moses  W.  Williams,  Jame^  S. 
Stevens,  Henry  H.  Grant.  Cons.,  Henry  L.  Hubbard  and  Coll., 
Robert  H.  Rhodes,  Royal  A.  Porter,  Frank  Grimes.  Nathan  J. 
Hall,  Henry  R.  Le  Barnes.  G.  Jurors,  Daniel  C.  Griswold, 
Alden  Hale,  Daniel  W.  Dickinson,  Charles  B.  Wilcox,  Albert 
C.  Griswold,  Edward  N.  Warner.  Assess.,  Daniel  C.  Griswold, 
Henry  B.  Whitford.  Board  of  R.,  Samuel  Ashwe.l,  Benjamin 
Smith,  James  H.  Warner.  Board  of  Ed.,  Eugene  S.  Belden, 
Samuel  Ashwell,  1883;  Lucius  M.  Beaumont,  *Albert  D. 
Griswold,  1884;  William  G.  Robbins,  James  H.  Warner.  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  William  G.  Robbins,  James  Warner. 

Roxbury.  Clerk,  Myron  W.  Odell.  Reg.,  Henry  S.  Hurl- 
burt.  Treas.,  Charles  Beardsley.  Selectmen,  Orlando  Lewis, 
Charles  Beardsley,  Henry  H.  Warner.  Cons.,  George  E.  Barney 
W.  T.  Buckingham,  H.  H.  Dickinson,  J.  G.  Gorham,  Charles 
W.  Ford,  R.  S.  Edwards,  Jr.,  Albert  F.  Squire.  Coll.,  George 
Hurlburr.  G.  Jurors,  Edwin  C.  Prindle,  H.  W.  Trowbridge, 
Philip  W.  Wellc,  Aaron  W.  Fenn.  Assess.,  John  H.  Leaven- 
worth, Aaron  W.  Fenn.  Board  of  R.,  Cyrus  E  Prindle,  George 
H.  Buckingham,  Bruce  Hodge.  Board  of  Ed.,  G.  W.  P.  Leaven- 
worth, R.  R.  Davidson,  1883;  Charles  W.  Hodge,  Levi  Smith, 
1884;  George  A.  Beers,  Charles  Sanford,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Herman  B.  Eastman,  Sheldon  B.  Smith. 

Salem.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Charles  A.  Williams.  Reg., 
Frank  E.  Williams.  Selectmen,  Alvah  Morgan,  Nelson  N. 
Williams,  Gurdon  F.  Allyn.  Cons.,  Daniel  W.  Bliven  and 
Coll.,  Edwin  C.  Tread  way,  David  P.  Chales.  G.  Jurors,  John 
C.  Bushnell,  Nelson  W.  Williams,  Henrv  Smith.  Assess., 
Charles  Tiffany,  Albert  A.  Witter,  Nelson  N.  Williams.  Board 
of  R.,  Joseph  A.  Rix,  John  R.  Treadwav,  Samuel  A.  Rav.  Board 
of  Ed.,  N.  N.  Williams,  David  H.  Sreamon,  1883;  Henrv  N. 
Brown,  James  Bulkley,  1884;  Jarius  Ordwav,  Charles  T.  Wil- 
liams, Elijah  B.  Harvev,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  John  C.  Bush- 
nell, Daniel  W.  Bliven.' 

Salisbury.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  H.  Blodgett.  Treas., 
Silas   B.  Moore.     Selectmen,  James  Stuart,  Pliny   L.   Barton, 


106  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

James  R.  Eggleston.  Con?.,  John  L.  Owen,  George  Oviatt, 
James  Smith,  Bart.  Owen,  Peter  McArdle,  George  Landon, 
William  B.  Perry  and  Coll'.  G.  Jurors,  David  VV.  Stone,  Gil- 
bert S.  Street,  Edward  Cook.  Martin  McCarty,  William  A. 
Crowell,  Patrick  Lynch,  Frank  W.  Holmes.  Assess.,  Edward 
Ward,  James  Whalen,  Elbert  Eggleston.  Board  of  R.,  Sidney 
P.  Ensign,  Martin  Walsh,  Nicholas  Slingland.  William  Rayns- 
ford,  James  Ensign.  Board  of  Kd..  Henrv  J.  Lvnch,  George  B. 
Burrall,  1883;  John  H.  Hurlburt,  Dwight  Allvii,  1884;  Harlow 
P.  Harris,  Lewis  F.  Reed,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  William  B. 
Perry,  William  D.  Reid. 

Saybrook.  Cierk  and  Reg.,  Samuel  F.  Snow.  Treas., 
Henry  R.  Wooster.  Selectmen,  Dwight  S.  Spencer,  Thomas 
L.  Post,  J.  Lockwood  Lamb.  Cons.,  Henry  S.  Ward,  William 
D.  Worthington,  Joseph  B.  Lord.  Coll.,  Horace  G.  Jones.  G. 
Jurors,  Horace  P.  Denison,  Joseph  B.  Lord,  Thomas  L.  Post, 
Horace  G.  Jones,  William  L.  Jones.  Assessors,  Frederick  W. 
Williams,  Emory  H.  Peckham.  Board  of  R.,  Felix  A.  Deni- 
son, J.  Albert  Shipman,  Dwight  S.  Southworth.  Board  of  Ed., 
Charles  Jennings,  H.  P.  Denison,  H.  C.  Kingsley,  D.  S.  South- 
worth.  1883;  George  F.  Spencer.  F.  L'Hommedieu,  I).  R.  Post, 
H.  L.  Denison,  1884;  Lozelle  J.  Platte,  Ansel  D.  Piatt,  Joseph  C. 
Fargo,  J.  Lockwood  Lamb,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Charles  R. 
Marvin,  Henry  C.  Tyler. 

Scotland.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  William  F.  Palmer. 
Selectmen,  Samuel  B.  Sprague,  Rufus  T.  Haskins,  Klisha  P. 
Billings.  Cons,  and  Coll.,  Arthur  M.  Clark.  G.  Jurors,  Joseph 
B.  Park,  Amos  S.  Chi.pman.  Assess.,  Jonathan  W.  Maine, 
John  M.  Palmer.  Board  of  R.,  William  G.  Anthony,  William 
M.  Burnham,  Abner  Robinson.  Board  of  Ed.,  Caleb  Anthony, 
Jr.,  Kendrick  Douglass,  1883;  A.  Walker  Maine,  Henrv  Lincoln, 
1884:  William  M.  Burnham,  John  L.  Boss,  1885.*  Reg.  of 
Voter>.  A.  Walker  Maine,  H.  M.  Morgan. 

Seymour.     Clerk   and   Treas.,  Samuel  H.  Canfield,     Reg., 

George  Smith.  Selectmen,  Robert  Henley.  Joseph  Imson,  John 
Davis.  Con^.,  A.  B.  Dunham,  Geo.  H.  Washband,  Frank  E. 
Smith.  James  W.  Tomlinson,  M.  McNerney,  F.  C  Gerard,  B.  C. 
Thayer.  Coll.,  George  Leavenworth.  G.  Jurors,  W.  A.  Storrs, 
A.  VV.  Lounsbury,  Geo.  W.  Devine,  Eli  Gillette,  George  W. 
Smith,  James  E~  Buckley.  Assess.,  Joshua  Kendall,  Henry 
Bradley.  Board  of  R.,  James  Swan,  Ashbel  Storrs,  Frederick 
Beecher.     Board  of  Ed.,  J.  Kenla'l,  Carlos  French,  Henry  Day, 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  107 

1683;  S.  H.  Canfield,  Robert  Healey,  H.  X.  Eggleston,  1884; 
Lewis  A.  Camp,  W.  R.  Tomlinson,  David  Tucker,  1885.  Reg. 
of  Voters,  A.  B.  Dunham,  A.  E.  CJark. 

Sharon.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Charles  L.  Prindle.  Reg., 
Charles  H.  Shears.  Selectmen,  William  Gibbs,  Edwin  M, 
Winchester,  David  K.  Bierce.  Cons.,  John  C.  Loucks,  James 
Callahan,  George  E.  Bierce,  Edgar  J.  Reed  and  Coll.,  William 
Dakin,  Thomas  F.  Finn.  G.  Jurors,  Frederick  Dibble,  Hilan 
Middlebrook,  Edgar  J.  Reed,  Moses  Handlin,  George  H.  Smith, 
Seymour  L.  Hollister.  Assess.,  John  C.  Loucks,  Ichabod  S. 
Everett,  David  K.  Bierce.  Board  of  R.,  Daniel  Hall,  Allen 
Peck,  George  G.  Gav.  Board  of  Ed.,  Hermon  C.  Rowlev, 
Edward  F.  Gillette,  1883;  John  B.  Smith,  William  W.  Knight, 
1884;  George  A.  Kelsev,  Robert  E.  Goodwin,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  William  Dakin,  Willard  Baker. 

Sherman.  Clerk,  John  X.  Woodruff.  Reg.,  L.  Beach  Hun- 
gerford.  Treas.,  William  B.  Hawley.  Selectmen,  John  M. 
Pickett,  George  A.  Barnes,  Edson  B.  Corning.  Cons.,  Oliver  P. 
Woodruff,  David  Stuart,  Frank  M.  Hungerford,  John  Lyke, 
Edwin  Hungerford,  John  H.  Duncan.  G.  Jurors,  Isaac  Hun- 
gerford, Maltby  G.  Gelston,  Fred.  D.  Hoag,  Carlos  B.  Kellogg, 
Olander  S.  Pepper,  Frank  Hungerford.  Assess.,  George  Green, 
Xelson  T.  Hungerford,  Charles  A.  Mallory.  Board  of  R.? 
George  G.  Hungerford,  James  H.  Stuart,  Henry  Briggs.  Board 
of  Ed..  George  Green,  1884:  John  N.  Woodruff,  Frank  Hunger- 
ford, Abram  Briggs,  1887.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Isaac  B.  Hall,  L* 
Beach  Hungerford. 

Simsbuky.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  James- McKinney.  Se- 
lectmen, Michael  A.  Flvnn,  John  B.  Stacy,  Alonzo  G.  Case. 
Cons.,  Henry  M.  Ballard,  Henry  W.  Goddard,  William  R.  Hall, 
Charles  Badgley,  Edward  H.' Bradley,  Joseph  W.  Holcomb. 
Coll.,  Alonzo  L.  Latimer.  G.  Jurors,  John  W.  Alderman, 
Frederick  A.  Pickett,  Ebenezer  G.  Curtiss,  Lyman  0.  Higley, 
Harvey  Tucker,  Emerson  A.  Alford.  Assess.,  Henry  J.  Xobles,. 
Jay  Barnard,  Henry  W.  Ensign.  Board  of  R.,  Ebenezer  G. 
Curtiss,  John  W.  Alderman,  Asa  Hoskins.  Board  of  Ed., 
Alonzo  G.  Case,  John  B.  McLean,  1883:  Sevmour  Pettiboner 
George  W.  Sanfbrd,  1884;  Dudley  B.  McLean,  Henry  W.  En- 
sign, 1865.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Ebenezer  G.  Curtiss,  Frwin  Chase. 

Somers.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Solomon  Fuller.  Select- 
men,  T.   M.    Gowdy,   William   H.  Burdick,  James   C.   Pea-e. 


103  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Cons.,  Lester  W.  Russell.  G.  Jurors,  L.  D.  Converse,  William 
L.  Brainard,  S.  M.  Billings,  Lucius  A.  Kibbe,  Austin  £.  Kibbe, 
Adolphus  Gr.  Chapin.  Assess.,  Loren  Griswold,  Merritt  A. 
Davis,  Leverett  E.  Pease.  Board  of  R.,  Nathaniel  A.  Patten, 
Joseph  E.  Dimock,  Horatio  L.  Palmer.  Board  of  Ed.,  Loren 
W.  Percival,  Myron  F.  Govvdy,  1884;  William  B.  Woods,  C. 
Herbert  Gleason,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Amos  Pease,  Charles 
Hibbard. 

Southbury.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  J.  Hinman.  Treas.. 
Ezra  Pierce.  Selectmen,  Reuben  Pierce,  John  M.  Wentsch, 
Henry  S.  Wheeler,  Jervis  Somers.  Cons.,  C.  H.  Stillson,  T.  F. 
Wheeler,  Eros  Burr,  H.  E.  Warner,  J.  Wentsch,  G.  Kuhne,  B. 
Gilbert.  Coll.,  B.  X.  Treat.  G.  Jurors,  F.  W.  Fenn,  S.  H. 
Dexter,  D.  M.  Wheeler,  H.  M.  Canfield,  C.  P.  Tappan,  James 
Short.  Assess..  Frederick  W.  Fenn,  Stiles  Bellfield.  Board  of 
R.,  Frederick  H.  Gray,  James  Short,  Andrew  A.  Stone.  Board 
of  Ed.,  *Granville  T.  Pierce,  Averill  B.  Canfield,  1883;  *Charles 
S.  Brown,  Gedney  A.  Stiles,  1884;  Ezra  Pierce,  Herman  Perry, 
1885.'    Reg.  of  Voters,  William  S.  Hooper,  Charles  R.  Oatman. 

Southixgto>\  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Charles  D.  Barnes. 
Selectmen,  Charles  W.  Hall,  Charles  Hitchcock,  William  Y. 
Otis.  Cons.,  John  C.  Lewis,  Charles  H.  Tolle?,  Charles  H. 
Pond,  John  H.  Swift,  Emory  W.  Doolittle,  Henry  E.  Hart, 
William  T.  Woolley.  Coll.,  "Charles  R.  Bagley.  *G.  Jurors, 
Randolph  W.  Coles,  Ephraim  H.  Andrews,  Edward  M.  Lewis, 
David  J.  Phillips,  Richard  L.  Williams,  Robert  C.  Dunham. 
Assess.,  John  J.  Barnes,  Charles  H.  Clark,  Solomon  Finch. 
Board  of  R.,  James  F.  Pratt,  Andrew  F.  Barnes,  Levi  C. 
Newell.  Board  of  Ed.,  *James  H.  Osborn,  Samuel  W.  Green, 
1883;  Stephen  Walklev,  Solomon  Finch,  1884;  Andrew  F. 
Barnes,  Francis  D.  Whittlesey,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters.  John  C. 
Lewis,  Amon  Bradley. 

South  Windsor.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Chelsea  C. 
Vinton.  Selectmen,  George  S.  Bissell,  Franklin  A.  Sadd, 
Norman  Thrall.  Cons.,  Ransom  Burnham  and  Coll  ,  J.  Edward 
Collins.  G.  Jurors,  John  A.  Collins,  A.  B.  Preston,  C.  Z.  Par- 
melee,  Frank  Avery,  Chester  Grant,  A.  Ellerv  Farnham. 
Assess.,  Willard  Grant,  Nathaniel  Jones.  Board  of  R.,  Roswell 
Grant.  Bradford  H.  Grant.  Board  of  Ed.,  Edgar  A.  Farnham, 
Nathaniel  Jones,  1883;  George  A.  Bowman,  William  A.  Taylor, 
1884:  C.  X.  Flanders,  Bradford  H.  Grant,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters.  Seth  Vinton,  William  W.  Ripley. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  109 

Stamford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Charles  E.  Holier.  Treas., 
Robert  Swartwout.  Selectmen,  John  W.  Harms,  Frederick  B. 
Scofleld,  Samuel  C.  Waterbury.  Con?..  Norman  D.  Jones, 
Charles  H.  Jackson.  Charles  L.*  Alphonse.  Edward  S.  Downs, 
Theodore  Miller,  George  W.  Anderson,  George  H.  Roberts. 
Coll.,  Charles  H.  Knapp.  G.  Jurors,  Charles  W.  Smith, 
Christian  F.  Miller,  •  George  Taylor,  George  Weed,  George  B. 
Christian.  Assess.,  Charles  A.  Weed,  Daniel  Hanrahan. 
Board  of  R.,  Alvin  Weed,  William  H.  Hogan.  Charles  Gaylor, 
Charles  H.  Lounsbury.  Board  of  Ed.,  Seth  S.  Cook,  George  W. 
Birch,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Charles  A.  Weed,  George  E. 
Scofleld. 

Stratford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Henry  P.  Stagg.  Treas.,  Chas. 
P.  Burritt.  Selectmen,  Francis  S.  Avery,  Alonzo  J.  Beardsley, 
Charles  B.  Curtiss.  Const.,  William  E.  Peck,  William  Sug- 
gett,  William  F.  Thompson,  Joseph  W.  Dufour,  Miles  B. 
Beardsley,  Albert  M.  Porter.  Coll.,  Lemuel  J.  Beardsley.  G. 
Jurors,  Robert  S.  Jennings,  Charles  E.  Stagg,  William  E. 
Brooks,  Charles  C.  Wells.  William  M.  Perry.  William  H.  Craw- 
ford. Assess..  Anson  H.  Blakeman.  Wiiliam  Waterhouse, 
Albert  Wilcoxson.  Board  of  R.,  Frederick  J.  Beardsley,  John 
S.  Fray,  David  B.  Booth.  Board  of  Ed.,  Peter  P. 'Curtis, 
Charles  C.  Wells,  1883;  F.  J.  Beardsley,  Albert  Wilcoxson. 
1884:  James  Bounds,  Samuel  0.  Canfield,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  1st  Dist.,  Eugene  Morehouse,  Samuel  W.  Beardslee;  2d 
Dist..  James  B.  Lobdell,  Frederick  V.  D.  Bogert. 

Suffield.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  William  L.  Loomis. 
Selectmen,  Warren  W.  Cooper,  Henry  S.  Graves,  Horace 
Spencer.  Cons.,  William  S.  Graves,  William  L.  Griffin,  Walter 
P.  Frost,  Myron  H.  Fuller,  Albert  R.  Austin.  Oscar  B.  Phillips. 
Coll..  Webster  E.  Burbank.  G.  Jurors,  Horace  K.  Ford,  Benja- 
min F.  Hastings,  Dwight  S.  Fuller,  Charles  J.  Thrall,  Andrew 
J.  Easton,  Myron  H.  Fuller.  Assess.,  Lewis  C.  Sheldon,  Ed- 
mund Halladay,  DeWitt  C.  Case.  Board  of  R.,  Benjamin  F. 
Hastings,  Charles  C.  Warner.  Watson  W.  Pease.  Board  of  Ed., 
Edward  Stone,  1883;  George  F.  Kendall,  Charles  Symington, 
1884;  Cyrus  H.  King,  James  0.  Haskins,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
John  L.  Wilson,  Albert  Austin. 

Sfrague.  Clerk.  Charles  Wales.  Reg.,  T.  J.  Stanton. 
Treas..  Joseph  H.  Woisard.  Selectmen,  Henry  H.  Maynard, 
Henry  Buteau,  Reuben  A.  Batty.  Con-.,  John  McManus, 
Xoyes  D.  Tracy,  Merrill  Fitch,  Michael  O'Xeil,  John  Collins, 


110  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Patrick  O'Brien.  G.  Juror?.  William  D.  Nolan,  Andrew  J. 
Ladd,  Michael  Yuine,  John  Cutler,  Horace  W.  Perry.  Assess., 
John  Nolan,  Sylvester  H.  Maynard,  James  E."  Vickridge. 
Board  of  R.?  Nathan  Bennett,  Charles  H.  Ladd,  Eli  H.  Hazen. 
Board  of  Ed.'.  M.  K.  Bunce,  T.  J.  Stanton,  18S3;  N.  Y,  Bonnev, 
T.  K.  Peck,  1884;  William  D.  Nolan,  Nathan  Geer,  1885.  Reg. 
of  Voters,  Patrick  Burns,  Mayden  Hayes. 

Stafford.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Miner  C.  Kinney. 
Selectmen,  E.  C.  Dennis,  Horace  D.  Ellis,  George  F.  Cady. 
Cons.,  Riifus  Weston,  Leroy  Squire,  Louis  Helm,  George  S. 
Adams  and  Coll.,  Calvin  A~.  Patten,  Alba  Perkins,  George  W. 
Eaton.  G.  Jurors,  Sidney  Smith,  F.  N.  Crane,  Austin  L.  Cut- 
ler, Henrv  Lufler,  E.  Y.  Fisk,  E.  L.  Dimock.  Assess.,  Alvarado 
Howard,  "Henry  Whiton,  John  0.  Booth.  Board  of  R  ,  W.  P. 
Amadon,  Augustus  Holmes,  H.  W.  Davis.  Board  of  Ed.,  J.  0. 
Booth,  F.  L.  Batchelder,  1883;  D.  E.  Whiton,  Z.  W.  Ellis,  1884; 
G.  V.  Maxham,  W.  R.  Small,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  S.  B. 
Amadon,  J.  C.  Cross. 

Sterling.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Silas  J.  Matteson.  Treas., 
Daniel  T.  Hart.  Selectmen,  Alfred  Gallup,  Silas  A.  Waite, 
Nehemiah  J.  Wood.  Cons  ,  Allen  H.  Richmond,  Alexander  H. 
Gillis,  William  0.  Matteson.  G.  Jurors,  Gilbert  C.  Brown, 
Lewis  K.  Hammond,  Robert  L.  Johnson.  Assess.,  J.  L.  B. 
Fenner,  Russell  Hill,  Albert  Brewster.  "  Board  of  R.,  Silas 
Griffiths,  Kinney  S.  Wilcox,  James  L.  Young.  Board  of  Ed., 
Nehemiah  J.  Wood,  John  A.  B.  Douglass,  1883;  Albert  Frink, 
Ambrose  H.  Bates,  1884;  Henrv  D.  Dixon,  Avery  A.  Stanton, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Albert  Frink,  John  M.  Franklin. 

Stonington.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Moses  A.  Pendleton.  Treas., 
W.  J.  H.  Pollard.  •  Selectmen,  Samuel  S.  Brown,  Samuel  L. 
Dickens,  William  C.  Harris,  George  E.  Tripp,  Albigence  Hvde. 
Cons.,  S.  E.  Griswold,  W.  H.  Park,  Gurdon  Pendleton,  Jr.,  B. 
F.  Crumb,  M.  0' Sullivan,  G.  F.  Coates,  T.  F.  Hinckley. 
Coll.,  Abel  H.  Hinckley.  G.  Jurors,  H.  F.  Bentley,  Harris 
Pendleton,  John  P.  Williams,  William  R.  Targee,  W.  C.  Ran- 
dall, John  Hodgson.  Assess.,  Charles  H.  Babcock,  Benjamin 
F.  Stanton,  2d,  Nelson  H.  Wheeler.  Board  of  R.,  Harris'  Pen- 
dleton, Peleg  S.  Barber,  S.  C.  Langworthy.  Board  of  Ed., 
Charles  H.  Babcock,  J.  S.  Anderson,  1S83*;  Simeon  Gallup, 
Charles  H.  Hinckley,  1884;  George  F.  Coats,  H.  A.  Hull,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  1st'  Dist.,  L.  D.  Fairbrother,  James  S.  Eagan; 
2d  Dist.,   T.  D.  Sheffield,   C.  J.  Murphy;   3d  Dist.,   A.  W.  D. 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  Ill 

Noyes,  James  A.  Lord;  4th  Dist.,  Elias  William?,  Ira  W.  Jack- 
son; 5th  Dist,  Charles  E.  Chipman,  Stephen  H.  Wheeler. 

Thomaston.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Albert  P.  Bradstreet.  Treas., 
Arthur  J.  Hine.  Selectmen,  Aaron  Thomas,  Frederick  E, 
Warner,  Dan  S.  Carter.  Cons.,  Edwin  A.  Bradley  and  Coll., 
Joseph  Wolf,  Edgar  W.  Bennett,  William  S.  Judson,  Frederick 
C  Phelps,  Peter  Duff,  Robert  Henderson,  2d.  G.  Jurors.  George 
G.  Parker,  Samuel  S.  Lamb,  Joseph  K.  Judson,  Alfred  B. 
Smith,  Newell  L.  Webster,  Gilbert  I.  Wooster.  Assess.,  Joseph 
K.  Judson,  Thomas  H.  Xewton.  John  H.  Taylor.  Board  of  R., 
Benjamin  Piatt,  Edward  P.  Parker,  Miles  Morse.  Board  of 
Ed.,  George  A.  Stoughton,  Abel  W.  Smith,  Eugene  Gaffnev, 
1883;  Samuel  M.  Freeland,  A.  P.  Bradstreet,  G.  B.  Pierpont, 
1884;  Ralph  S.  Goodwin,  John  B.  Fox,  Charles  C.  Potter,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  Horton  Pease,  Edwin  Alvord. 

Thompson.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  James  X.  Kingsbury. 
Selectmen,  Marcus  F.  Towne,  Oscar  F.  Chase,  Albin  Munyan. 
Cons.,  William  W.  Cummings,  George  A.  Putney,  Jos.  Eagan, 
William  H.  Arnold,  William  N.  Bates.  G.  Jurors,  Joseph  Bick- 
ford,  Alonzo  0.  Woodard,  Elijah  Crosbv,  Zachariah  Lord,  J. 
W.  Dike,  F.  L.  Whitmore.  Assess.,  Marvin  D.  Elliott,  Frank 
H.  Converse,  Ira  D.  Bates.  Board  of  R.,  S.  E.  Joslin,  Calvin  A. 
Munyan,  George  Flint,  John  N.  Perrin,  Seymour  A.  Tingier. 
Board  of  Ed.,  N.  J.  Pinkham,  Stephen  Bullard,  Oscar  Munyan. 
Reg  of  Voters,  John  D.  Converse,  James  E.  Bo  wen. 

Tolland.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Edwin  S.  Agard.  Selectmen, 
Smith  H.  Brown,  Henry  Young,  Dwight  A.  Satterlee.  Cons., 
Perkins  L.  Lathrop,  Joseph  B.  Ward.  Coll.,  John  H.  Sparrow. 
G.  Jurors,  Smith  H.  Brown,  W.  D.  Holman,  Henry  Young, 
Gilbert  H.  Preston,  Henry  E.  Steele,  Joseph  P.  Root/  Assess., 
A.  B.  Crandall,  D.  B.  Chapman,  James  L.  Clough.  Board  of 
R  ,  Lorenzo  R.  Sparrow,  A.  L.  Benton,  Joseph  Webster.  Board 
of  Ed.,  William  C.  Ladd.  *C.  N.  Sevmour,  1884;  S.  H.  Brown, 
A.  L.  Benton,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  John  B.  Fuller,  William 
D.  Holman. 

Torrington.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Gideon  H.  Welch.  Treas  , 
Isaac  W.  Brooks.  Selectmen,  Elijah  Woodward,  George  A. 
Allen,  Charles  M.  Johnson.  Cons.,  Ernest  T.  Huke,  Henry  J. 
Allen,  George  A.  Atkins,  Louis  D.  Ballard.  Coll.,  Willard  A. 
Cowles.  G.  Jurors,  George  W.  Cole,  Samuel  J.  Stocking,  Ed- 
ward   M.   Whiting,    James   L.    Carson.      Assess.,   Edward  B. 


112  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Birge,  Henry  I.  Jackson,  Henry  J.  Allen.  Board  of  R.,  George 
W.  Cole,  John  X.  Whiting.  James  Alldis  Board  of  Ed.,  Burr 
Lyon.  L.  Perrin,  Avery  F.  Minor,  1S83:  G.  H.  Welch,  J.  W. 
Gam  well,  H.  M.Sherman,  1884:  Clarence  H.  Barber,  Willard 
A.  Cowles  Oliver  P.  Coe,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  James  L.  Car- 
son, John  Workman  2d. 

Tkumbull.  Clerk.  Samuel  G.  Beardsley.  Reg.,  Marcus  0. 
Wheeler.  Treas.,  Edward  B.  Burroughs.  'Selectmen,  Stephen 
H.  Burroughs,  David  J.  Botsford,  Samuel  J.  Gregory.  Cons., 
Charles  H.  Nichols,  Stephen  C.  Beach,  George  A.  Brown,  Agur 
S.  Beach,  Austin  A.  Haii,  Charles  F.  Osborn,  Plumb  B.  Nichols. 
Coll..  Joseph  A.  Tread  well.  G.  Jurors,  Charles  X.  Fairchild, 
George  A.  Hall,  Sterling  H.  Booth,  Erastus  Ryan,  Henry  V. 
Hallock,  David  A.  Wakeley.  Assess  ,  Erwin  S.  Fairchild,  Lo- 
renzo X.  Mallett,  James  R.  Brinsmade.  Board  of  R.,  William 
0.  Beach,  David'  S.  Beardslev,  Lucius  C  Nichols.  Board  of 
Ed.,  John  M.  Hough,  Frank  X.  Burr,  1883;  Frederick  L.  Beers, 
James  W.  Drew,  1884;  Clarence  B.  Sherwood,  Ormel  Hall, 
1885.     Reg  of  Voters,  Hobart  R.  Wheeler,  Frank  X.  Burr. 

Union.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  David  L.  Xewell.  Select- 
men, Milo  P.  J.  Walker.  Henrv  B.  Booth,  John  W.  Winch. 
Cons.,  John  W.  Winch,  D.  M.  Xewell.  Coll.,  Milton  H.  Kin- 
ney. G.  Jurors,  Major  G.  Smith,  William  Smith.  Assess., 
Lucius  A.  Corbin,  Andrew  J  Wales.  Board  of  R.,  French 
Crawford,  Henrv  F.  Corbin.  J.  R.  James.  Board  of  Ed.,  A.  E. 
Weld,  C.  L.  Ormsbee,  1883;' Silas  W.  Xewell,  Edwin  X.  Lawson, 
1884:  M.  P.  J.  Walker,  E.  C.  Booth,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
Merrick  A.  Marcy,  Albert  E.  Weld. 

Vernon.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Charles  P.  Thompson 
(P.  0.,  Rockville).  Selectmen,  James  Fitzgerald,  Elam  0. 
Allen,  George  Talcott.  Cons.,  George  B.  Thayer,  Lewis  W. 
Hunt,  Almon  Harris,  Charles  Pfeifer,  A.  Palmer  Dickinson. 
Coll.,  Henry  G.  Ransom.  G.  Jurors,  George  Xagle,  Charles 
Gamwell,  Henry  Bindhammer,  Nathan  Strong,  Orrin  C.  West, 
Charles  Bush.  Assess.,  William  W.  Andross,  Gideon  G.  Til- 
linghast,  Abraham  Laubscher.  Board  of  R.,  E.  Stevens  Henry, 
Christian  Cook,  Wilbur  B.  Foster.  Board  of  Ed.,  Stephen  G. 
Rislev,  Henrv  F.  Parker,  1883;  John  S.  Dobson,  Gelon  W. 
West  1884;  Ellbridge  K.  Leonard,  Wilbur  B.  Foster,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  George  N.  Brigham,  John  Carroll. 

Voluntown.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Caleb  P.  Potter.  Reg., 
George    P.   Rouse.     Selectmen.   Jame=    M.    Cook,    Jo-eph    C. 


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TOWN    OFFICERS.  113 

Tanner,  Benjamin  S.  Hall.  Cons.,  John  A.  Sweet,  George  R. 
Havens.  Coll.,  Albert  E.  Bitgood.  G.  Jurors,  Benjamin  Gal- 
lup. Elam  A.  Kinney,  E.  Byron  Gallup.  Assess.,  Alburtus  S. 
Stanton,  Eobert  H.*  Dixon!  Board  of  R.,  Benjamin  Gallup, 
Gershom  P.  Douglass,  John  X.  Gardiner.     Board  of  Ed.,  John 

E.  Green,  Frank  A.  Douglas,  18S3;  *John  N.  Lewis,  A.  E.  Bit- 
good,  1884;  George  T.  Briggs,  William  B.  Ray,  1865.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  George  W.  Rouse,  John  E.  Green. 

Wallingfoed.  Clerk,  0.  Ives  Martin.  Reg.,  J.  D.  Mo- 
Gaughev.  Treas.,  William  B.  Hall.  Selectmen,  Henrv  L. 
HaU  2d,  Robert  B.  Vining,  William  N.  Mix.  Cons.,  Roger  S. 
Austin  and  Coll.,  A.  J.  Goodrich,  Chas.  E.  Young,  J.  C.  Roach, 
Daniel  O'Riley,  Henry  B.  Allen.  G.  Jurors,  Matthew  Harland, 
John  W.  Blakeslee,  Homer  R.  Johnson,  William  E.  Hall,  Frary 

all,  James  J.  Redmond.     Assess.,  William  E.  Hall,  Elizur  R. 

all.  Board  of  R.,  Hezekiah  Hall,  M.  O'Callaghan,  Henry  C. 
Voodiner,  Street  Williams,  W.  J.  Leavenworth.  Board  of  Ed., 
lenrv  L.  Hall,  J.  E.  Wildman,  1883;  Harvey  S.  Hall,  George 
"  Smith,  1884;  Charles  D.  Yale,  E.  M.  Judd,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Henry  L.  Hall,  Harvey  S.  Hall. 

Wabren.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  John  B.  Derrickson. 
>electmen,  Xoble  B.  Strong,  Samuel  C.  Tanner,  Sherman 
Shove.  Cons.,  Miner  A.  Strong  and  Coll.,  Benjamin  C.  Xorriss. 
j.  Jurors,  Augustus  B.  Camp,  WTilliam  C.  Tanner.  A-sess., 
Austin  H.  Humphrey,  Thomas  Meagher.     Board  of  R.,  William 

F.  Curtiss,  John  H.  Angevine.  Board  of  Ed.,  X.  B.  Strong,  D. 
L  Youngs,  1883;  Willis  S.  Colton,  Bernard  Gritman,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  Daniel  A.  Young,  \V.  F.  Curtiss. 

Wtashixgtox.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Frederick  X.  Galpin. 
Treas.,  Simeon  D.  Piatt.     Selectmen,  Samuel  H.  Clark,  Benja- 

nin  X.  Seeley,  Ralph   Buckingham.     Cons.,  Alfred  H.  Wyant 

,nd  Coll.,  Frederick  S.  Cogswell,  Miles  W.  Aspinwall.  G. 
Jurors,  Truman  H.  Woodruff,  Sherman  Cogswell,  James  Aspin- 
wall. Assess.,  Henry  W.  Seeley,  Solomon  T.  Morehouse. 
'Soard  of  R.,  Sheldon  J.  Logan,  George  S.  Cogswell,  Eliada  X. 

tfoore.  Board  of  Ed.,  Earle  Buckingham,  Charles  X.  Beach, 
1883;  Gould  C.  Whittlesey,  George  A.  Tomlinson,  1884;  George 
"\  Sperrv,  William  L.  Peck,  1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Sheldon  J. 

ogan,  William  T.  Odell. 

Wtateebury.  Clerk,  James  C.  White.  Reg.,  W.  L.  Barber. 
Treas.,   Burton    G.    Bryan.     Selectmen,    Orville    H.   Stevens, 


114  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

George  A.  Boughton,  Benjamin  Sedgwick.  Cons.,  Samuel 
Xuttall,  Jacob  Lauper,  Simon  Smith,  A.  W.  Thomas,  George 
H.  Ford,  Noah  B.  Tuttle,  H.  P.  Walker.  Coll.,  Francis  B. 
Field.  G.  Jurors,  Robert  Lang,  Albert  Noether,  D.  E.  Sprague, 
William  Patton,  William  S.  Piatt,  Enos  A.  Pierpont.  Assess., 
Silas  B.  Terry,  Balthus  Schlegel,  Charles  C.  Commerford. 
Board  of  R.,  David  E.  Sprague,  A.  E.  Rice,  Nelson  Morris. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Fitch  Comstock,  C.  S.  Chester,  E.  J.  Hempsted, 
1884;  Francis  T.  Russell,  E.  L.  Griggs,  Martin  Myers,  1885. 
Reg.  of  Voters,  John  Blair,  Dennis  J.  Casey. 

Waterford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  William  Greene.  Treas., 
Ansel  C.  Manwaring.     Selectmen,  James  E.  Beckwith,  James 

E.  Comstock,  Joseph  Peabody.  Cons.,  N.  N.  Daniels,  Charles 
Church,  Picket  Beebe,  Charles  Capron,  James  Perkins,  John 
Dunbar.  Coll.,  James  A.  Gallup.  G.  Jurors,  Savilion  Chap- 
man, John   T.  Church,  John  W.  Keeney,  H.  H.  Manwaring,  C. 

B.  Rogers,  George  Hosier.  Assess.,  John  Robertson,  J.  W. 
Manwaring,. Anson  Brown.  Board  of  R.,  W.  R.  Gardner,  M.  S. 
Coats,  Warren  Gates.  Board  of  Ed.,  Leolin  A.  Comstock, 
John  W.  Manwaring,  Welcome  E.  Bates,  A.  B.  Tefft.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Albert  H.  Lamphere,  Anson  Brown. 

Watebtown.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Leman  W.  Cutler.  Treas., 
Caleb  T.  Hickox.  Selectmen,  George  S.  Atwood,  Henry  T. 
Dayton,  Edward  X.  Woodruff.  Cons.,  Henry  G.  Scott,  W.  J. 
Munson,  John  A.  Woodward,  G.  L.  Beardsley,  F.  L.  Morway, 
George  Woodward  and  Coll.     G.  Jurors,  E.  C.  MargrafT,  Henry 

F.  Davis,  George  Woodward,  G.  F.  Pritchard,  F.  J.  Partree,  H. 
W.  Warner.  Assess.,  George  Woodward,  David  M.  Atwood. 
Board  of  R.,  Samuel  T.  Davton,  Jared  Sperrv,  Chauncey  L. 
Dayton.  Board  of  Ed.,  James  Stoddard,  F.  N.  Woodruff,  1883; 
Walter  S.  Hunger,  Charles  M.  Noble,  1884;  Truman  P.  Bald- 
win, Samuel  A.  Merwin,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Henry  G.  Scott, 
Owen  B.  King. 

Westbrook.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  George  C.  Hoore.  Treas., 
Horace  T.  Wilcox.  Selectmen,  Oliver  H.  Norris,  John  L. 
Stokes,  Edwin  A.  Hill.  Cons.,  Z.  E.  Morgan,  A.  H.  Wright,  E. 
N.  Bushnell,  James  A.  Pratt,  A.  B.  Dibble,  Henry  A.  Post,  H. 

C.  Stannard.  Coll.,  Daniel  S.  Piatt.  G.  Jurors,  D.  G.  Stan- 
nard,  D.  S.  Piatt,  Julius  H.  DeWolf,  R.  H.  Stannard,  Lyman  E. 
Post,  D.  A.  Wright.  Assess.,  George  C.  Moore,  Gilbert  A. 
Post.  Board  of  R.,  George  C.  Spencer,  Carlos  H.  Chapman, 
Samuel   C.  Holbrook.     Board  of  Ed.,  Benjamin   F.  Bushnell, 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  115 

Edwin  A.  Hill,  1883;  Julius  H.  DeWolf,  David  A.  Wright,  1884; 
*George  C.  Moore,  Thomas  B.  Bloomfield,  1885.  Reg.  of 
Voters,  Carlos  H.  Chapman,  Edwin  C.  Stevens. 

West  Hartford.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Leonard  Buckland. 
Treas.,  Samuel  Whitman.  Selectmen,  John  E.  Millard,  Joseph 
E.  Brace,  George  Barber.  Cons.,  George  T.  Goodwin,  Jared 
A.  Griswold  and  Coll.,  Newman  E.  Sears.  G.  Jurors,  Charles 
E.  Kellogg,  Edward  Keney,  E.  Buel  Root.  Assess.,  Benjamin 
S.  Bishop,  Charles  H.  Flagg,  Samuel  J.  Bestor.  Board  of  R., 
Jared  A.  Griswold,  Elmer  G.  Clark,  Edward  Kelsey.  Board  of 
Ed.,  Samuel  Whitman,  Samuel  J.  Bestor,  1883;  William  H. 
Hall,  Sidney  E.  Clark,  1884;  Franklin  S.  Hatch,  T.Belknap 
Beach,  ISSb.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Benjamin  S.  Bishop,  Leverett  K. 
Seymour. 

Weston.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  David  L.  Rowland.  Treas., 
Charles  M.  Parsons.  Selectmen,  Martin  V.  B.  Rowland,  George 
A.  Sturges,  Henry  B.  Wheeler.  Cons.,  Ebenezer  Morehouse, 
David  G.  Godfrey,  Oliver  Perry.  Coll.,  Moses  D.  Treadwell. 
G.  Jurors,  Piatt  Keeler,  Evart  0.  Shipman.  Assess.,  David  D. 
Cooley,  Albin  Sherwood.  Board  of  R.,  Piatt  Keeler,  Joel 
Perry,  Hiram  Scofield.  Board  of  Ed.,  David  S.  Parsons,  Ed- 
ward C.  Jauncey,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Joseph  S.  Godfrey, 
Thomas  J.  Bennett. 

Westport.  Clerk,  William  J.  Finch.  Reg.,  John  S.  Jones. 
Treas.,  James  L.  G.  Cannon.  Selectmen,  Gershom  B.  Bradley, 
John  H.  Jennings,  Eliphalet  Gray.  Cons.,  Charles  H.  Fair- 
child,  John  Burns,  Samuel  E.  Elwood,  James  Hart,  John  W. 
Wood,  Henry  Williams,  Leroy  F.  Meeker.  Coll.,  Henry  I. 
Bennett.  G.  Jurors,  John  W.  Lowery,  Alfred  N.  Taylor,  Noah 
W.  Bradley,  William  Wood,  George  J.  Underwood,  Abram 
Bulkley.  Assess.,  John  W.  Hurlbutt,  Gershom  B.  Bradley, 
Charles  H.  Kemper.  Board  of  R.,  William  Wood,  Moses 
Sherwood,  John  H.  Jennings.  Board  of  Ed.,  James  S.  Sher- 
wood, 1883;  John  R.  Williams,  A.  N.  Lewis,  1884;  George  B. 
Bouton,  William  J.  Jennings,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  John  S. 
Jones,  Edward  Wheeler. 

Wethersfield.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Albert  Galpin.  Reg., 
Abner  S.  Warner.  Selectmen,  Stephen  Bulkley,  Henry  Gris- 
wdd,  John  Warner.  Cons..  Edward  G.  Woodhouse  and  Coll., 
Welles  W.  Montague,  George  M.  Richardson,  Edward  N.  Love- 
land,  Leslie  E.  Adams,  John  Hanmer,  Stephen  F.  Willard.     G. 


116  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Jurors,  Julius  A.  Deming,  Samuel  R.  Welles,  James  T.  Smith, 
Frederick  A.  Havens,  C.  Eugene  Adams,  Robert  R.  Wolcott. 
Assess,  Josiah  G.  Adams,  Simeon  Hale.  Board  of  R.,  Francis 
H.  Robbins,  Franklin  \V.  Griswold,  Stephen  Morgan.  Board  of 
Ed.,  John  Welles,  Henrv  A.  Deming,  1883;  Howard  S.  Clapp, 
John  G.  Belden,  1884;  Edward  D.  Robbins,  Luther  W.  Adams, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Albert  H.  Galpin,  William  W.  Adams. 

Wellington.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  M.  L.  Dimock.  Reg.,  Wil- 
liam L.  Kelsey.  Selectmen,  Solyman  Taylor,  Seth  C.  Eaton, 
Abram  B.  Maine.  Cons.?  Jason  Bugbee,  Jr.,  and  Coll.,  Judson 
A.  Potter.  G.  Jurors,  N.  S.  Marcy,  William  Eldredge,  E.  H. 
Burdick,  Charles  C.  Essex,  D.  K.  Smith.  Assess.,  William 
Waldo,  H.  0.  Sparks.  Board  of  R.,  Matthew  Burdick,  William 
D.  Ruby,  L.  J.  Westcott.  Board  of  Ed.,  Seth  C.  Eaton,  Jason 
Bugbee,^  Jr.,  Lucien  W.  Holt,  1885.  Reg  of  Voters,  James  Mc- 
Farland,  Henry  0.  Sparks. 

Wilton.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Henry  E.  Chichester.  Treas., 
Benjamin  F.Brown.  Selectmen,  Samuel  W.  Rusco,  Joseph  0. 
Dikeman,  Elbert  Olmstead.  Cons.,  Robert  W.  Keeler  and 
Coll.,  William  H.  Paddock,  Frederick  Gregory,  Josiah  Gilbert. 
G.  Jurors,  Hiram  St.  John,  Charles  Sterling,  Samuel  B.  Middle- 
brook,  Albert  D.  Sturges,  Charles  Olmstead.  Assess.,  Andrew 
Jackson,  Nelson  B.  Gorham,  Henry  A.  Barrett,  Sherman 
Morehouse,  Rufus  R.  Rusco.  Board  of  R.,  Samuel  H.  Barnes, 
Samuel  B.  Middlebrook,  Nelson  Hanford.  Board  of  Ed.,  Nathan 
M.  Belden,  Daniel  G.  Betts,  1883;  Frederick  D.  Benedict, 
James  T.  Hubbell,  1884;  William  Sturges,  Harvey  Bedient, 
1885.     Reg.  of  Voters,  Samuel  B.  Fancher,  John  B.  Sturges. 

Winchester.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Edward  M.  Piatt.  Select- 
men, Edward  Finn,  William  H.  Batcheller,  James  E.  Dean. 
Cons.,  James  P.  Roraback,  Henry  F.  Marsh,  Charles  H.  Rood, 
Correl  F.  North  and  Coll.,  Philip  A.  Carroll,  William  A.  Chap- 
man 2d.  G.  Jurors,  Charles  B.  Hallett,  Samuel  Hurlbut,  King 
T.  Sheldon,  Charles  A.  Bellows,  Winfleld  J.  Garvin,  George  H. 
Alford.  Assess.,  Midian  N.  Griswold,  Edward  A.  Nellis,  Sam- 
uel S.  Newton.  Board  of  R.,  Henrv  G.  Colt,  Isaac  A.  Bronson, 
Hiram  Perkins.  Board  of  Ed.,  H.  H.  Drake,  M.  N.  Griswold,  1883; 
John  F.  Peck,  Leo  Da  Saracena,  1884;  Arthur  Goodenough, 
Charles  A.  Bristol,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  George  B.  Cook,  H. 
Hunger  ford  Drake. 

Windham.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Henry  N.  WTales. 
Selectmen,    William    B.    Avery,   Henry   Larrabee,   M.  Eugene 


TOWN    OFFICERS.  117 

Lincoln.  Cons.,  Edwin  H.  Hall,  Jr.  and  Coll.,  Samuel  C. 
Flint,  W.  L.  Williams,  Thomas  Roberts,  A.  B.  Green  and  Coll.,  G. 
W.  Phillips,  L.M.  Sessions.  G.  Jurors,  James  M.  Hebard,  Lester 
Hartso'n,  0.  L.  Johnson,  J.  B.  Johnson,  E.  E.  Burnham,  Rod- 
erick Davison.  Assess.,  Albert  Barrows,  Samuel  C.#  Smith, 
E.  H.  Holmes,  Jr.  Board  of  R.,  John  D.  Wheeler,  Frank  S. 
Fowler,  Freeman  D.  Spencer.  Board  of  Ed.,  John  D.  Wheeler, 
Henry  W.  Avery,  George  W.  Melony,  1883;  Marcus  L.  Tryon, 
E.  H.  Holmes,  "Jr.,  Albert  Barrows,  1884;  Amos  L.  Fowler, 
William  C.  Jillson,  John  L.  Hunter,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters, 
John  G.  Kegwin,  Patrick  Cunningham. 

Windsor.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  John  B.  Woodford.  Treas., 
E.  Spencer  Clapp.  Selectmen,  Timothy  S.  Phelps,  Robert  Mor- 
rison, James  V.  R.  Strickland.  Cons.,  Daniel  W.  Mack,  Edson 
A.  Welch,  James  L.  Hayden,  Henry  J.  Fentcn,  George  H. 
Fitch,  Julius  E.  Ransom,  Horace  H.  Thrall.  Coll.,  Samuel  D. 
Drake.  G.  Jurors,  William  Cornwell,  James  J.  Merwin,  Rob- 
ert F.  Hodge,  Henry  E.  Phelps,  Samuel  L.  Smith,  Richard  D. 
Case.  Assess.,  Henry  W.  Hills,  Eli  S.  Hough,  Maurice  E. 
Westcott.  Board  of  R.,  Lucian  B.  Loomis,  William  C.  Hodge, 
Oliver  W.  Thrall.  Board  of  Ed.,  E.  S.  Clapp,  *R.  H.  Tuttle. 
1883;  G.  C.  Wilson,  Eugene  Brown,  1884;  William  L.  Bidweil, 
Maurice  E.  Westcott,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  George  W.  Barnes, 
Thomas  W.  Loomis. 

Windsor  Locks.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Alfred  W.  Con- 
verse. Selectmen,  John  R.  Montgomery,  Ezra  B.  Bailey,  Wil- 
liam English.  Cons.,  Patrick  Gaynor  and  Coll.,  T.  F.  McCarty, 
T.  F.  Fogarty,  James  Lawler/ Charles  H.  Wilcox,  John  J. 
Byrne,  E.  B.  Bright.  G.  Jurors,  Henry  Smith,  Joseph  Whip- 
pfe,  Elijah  Ashlev,  Michael  J.  Byrne,  Jabez  H.  Hayden. 
Assess.,  Fenton  Wallace,  Edwin  D.  Dexter.  Board  of  R., 
Elijah  Ashley,  Frank  J.  Wedemeyer,  James  H.  Adams.  Board 
of 'Ed.,  John  B.  Douglass,  James  M.  Tate,  1883;  John  Coats, 
William  Conlan,  1884;  Edward  D.  Coogan,  Samuel  M.  Mc- 
Auley,  1885.    Reg.  of  Voters,  John  P.  McCue,  William  Mather. 

^  Woodbridge.  Clerk,  Marcus  E.  Baldwin.  Reg.,  James  F. 
Nichols.  Treas.,  Phineas  E.  Peck.  Selectmen,  Theron  A. 
Todd,  Rollin  C.  Newton,  Theodore  R.  Baldwin.  Cons.,  Joseph 
W.  Moodv,  Frederick  F.  Finnev,  Phineas  E.  Peck,  Charles  J. 
Peck.  Coll.,  Charles  T.  Walker.  G.  Jurors,  William  F.  Mor- 
gan, William  Tomlinson,  William  W.  Peck,  William  A.  Warner. 
Assess.,  William  F.  Morgan,  Henry  W.  Chatneld.     Board  of  R., 


118  TOWN    OFFICERS. 

Stephen  P.  Perkins,  Frederick  P.  Newton,  Daniel  C.  Augur. 
Board  of  Ed.,  Silas  J.  Baldwin,  Elizur  L.  Sperry,  1883;  Wil- 
liam H.  Warner,  David  C.  Lines,  1884;  John  W.  Barker,  Junot 
L.  Terrill,  1885.  'Reg.  of  Voters,  James  F.  Nichols,  Warren  F. 
Hotchkiss. 

Woodbury.  Clerk,  George  H.  Wells.  Reg.,  Harmon  W. 
Shove.  Treas.,  F.  H.  Walker.  Selectmen,  Anson  A.  Root, 
Charles  T.  Terrill,  Charles  E.  Trowbridge.  Cons.,  John  W. 
Nichols  and  Coll.,  George  P.  Crane,  Willis  E.  Scoville,  Henry 
C.  Smith,  Charles  H.  Percy.  G.  Jurors,  Thomas  Bodycut, 
Omar  E.  Norton,  Daniel  S.  Lemmon.  Assess.,  Bennett  A.  Sher- 
man, Abernethy.  B.  Stone.  Board  of  R.,  William  J.  Clark. 
William  Smith,  Henry  Dawson,  George  F.  Smith,  William  H. 
Allen.  Board  of  Ed',  William  J.  Clark,  George  Brown,  R.  B. 
Judson,  1883;  J.  L.  R.  Wyckoff,  F.  F.  Hitchcock,  Harmon  W. 
Judson,  1884;  Harmon  W.  Shove,  Charles  H.  Percy,  James 
Huntington,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  Charles  E.  Strong',  Michael 
F.  Skelly. 

Woodstock.  Clerk,  Reg.,  and  Treas.,  Herbert  M.  Gifford. 
Selectmen,  Charles  H.  May,  William  B.  Lester,  Henry  K. 
Safford.  Cons.,  Thomas  McManus,  James  B.  Tatem,  H.  P. 
Hibbard.  Coll.,  George  A.  Penniman.  G.  Jurors,  George  G. 
Smith,  Wra.  B.  Chamberlin,  J.  T.  Morse,  George  Morse,  John 
M.  Paine.  Assess.,  Henry  M.  Bradford,  George  M.  Sampson, 
David  Aldrich.  Board  of  R.,  John  M.  Paine,  Stephen  D. 
Skinner,  Joseph  F.  Russell.  Board  of  Ed.,  N.  E.  Morse,  G.  W. 
Child,  J.  M.  Perrin,  1883;  Lewis  J.  Wells,  William  W.  Webber, 
Ebenezer  Bishop,  1884;  Norton  Randall,  Perlin  S.  Butler,  Chas. 
M.  Perrin,  1885.  Reg.  of  Voters,  N.  H.  Andrew?,  Charles  M. 
Perrin,  John  F.  Chandler,  John  A.  Kennedy,  Alfred  Wetherell, 
Marshall  Perrin. 

Wolcott.  Clerk  and  Reg.,  Henry  Minor.  Treas.,  Erastus 
W.  Warner.  Selectmen,  John  R.  S.  Todd,  Benjamin  L.  Bron- 
son,  Harmon  Payne.  Cons.,  Edwin  A.  Todd,  William  K. 
Brown,  Mark  S.  Nickerson.  Coll.,  John  R.  S.Todd.  G.  Jurors, 
Henry  S.  Parmalee,  Augustus  Minor,  Levi  Atkins.  Assess  , 
Bufus  Norton,  Miles  S.  Upson.  Board  of  R.,  Erastus  W.  War- 
ner, Henry  Harrison,  Stiles  L.  Hotchkiss.  Board  of  Ed.,  Rufus 
Norton,  Albert  X.  Lane,  1883;  *Frank  G.  Woodworth,  John  "* 

Id,  1884;  Elihu  Moulthrop,  Evelyn  M.  Upson,  1885.     " 
of  Voters,  Elihu  Moulthrop,  Stiles  L.  Hotchkiss. 


n  R. 


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HOSPITALS,  &c. 


Eetkeat  for  the  Insane,  Hartford. — Pres.,  Wm.  R.  Cone; 
Vice-Pres.,  Calvin  Day;  Treas.,  Thomas  Sisson;  Auditor, 
William  F.  Tuttle;  Sec,  Jona.  B.  Bunce.  Managers,  Wm.  R. 
Cone,  Calvin  Day,  Gurdon  W.  Russell.  Physician  and  Supt., 
Henry  P.  Stearns,  M.  D. ;  Assistant  Phys.,  Charles  W.  Page, 
F.  A.  Drury;  Clerk,  H.  J.  Thompson;  Steward,  Rev.  Geo.  E. 
Sanborne;  Matron,  Mrs.  Geo.  E.  Sanborne;  Supervisor,  Harriet 
E.  Bacon. 


Connecticut  Hospital  for  the  Insane,  Middletown. — 
Trustees,  Gov.  Thomas  M.  Waller,  New  London;  Robbins  Bat- 
tell,  Norfolk ;  Ezra  P.  Bennett,  M.  D.,  Danbury ;  H.  Sidney  Haj- 
den,  Windsor;  Lucius  S.  Fuller,  Tolland;  Samuel  G.  Willard, 
Colchester;  R.  M.  Bullock,  Putnam;  Richard  S.  Fellowes,  New 
Haven;  Henry  Woodward,  Benjamin  Douglas,  Joseph  W.  Alsop, 
M.  D.,  E.  B.  Nye,  M.  D.,  Middletown.  Supt.  and  Physician, 
Abram  M.  Shew,  M.D.  Asst.  Physicians,  James  Olmstead,  Jr., 
William  E.  Fisher,    C.  E.  Stanley.     Treas.,  M.  B.    Copeland. 


General  Hospital  Society  of  Conn.,  New  Haven. — 
Pres.,  Francis  Wayland;  Vice-Pres.,  James  E.  English;  Treas., 
L.  S.  Hotchkiss;  Secretary,  T.  H.  Bishop,  M.  D. ;  Supt.,  John 
H.  Starkweather;  Resident  Physicians,  L.  T.  Day,  Frank  H. 
Wheeler. 


Hartford  Hospital. — Pres.,  Edson  Fessenden;  Vice-Pres., 
George  B.  Hawley;  Sec'y  and  Treas.,  W.W.Jacobs;  Execu- 
tive Committee,  Edson  Fessenden,  George  B.  Hawley,  M.  D., 
Henry  K.  Morgan. 

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Industrial   School  for   Girls,  Middletown. — President, 

(Frederic  Gardiner,  D.  D.,  Middletown;  Sec,  Rev.  Thomas  K. 
Fessenden,  Farmington;  Treas.,  Charles  F.  Browning,  Middle- 
town;  Sup't,  Charles  H.  Bond;  Asst.  Supt.,  Mrs.  Lydia  M. 
Bond.  Executive  Committee,  Samuel  Russell,  J.  M.  Van  Vleck, 
Frederic  Gardiner,  C.  F.  Browning,  Wm.  W.  Wilcox. 


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CITIES.  129 


CITIES. 


Bridgeport.  Mayor,  Carlos  Curtis.  Aldermen,  1,  Her- 
man Gauss;  2,  William  H.  Rockwell;  3,  Hobart  W.  Watson; 
4,  Martin  Sykes;  5,  George  0.  Havens;  6,  William  H.  Noble. 
Councilmen,  1,  William  Lieberum,  Robert  E.  Parsons,  George  H. 
Bartram;  2,  Edward  R.Ives,  Ira  De  Ver  Warner,  Edward  L. 
White;  3,  Daniel  O'Donnell,  Lucien  H.  Copeland,  Theodore  W. 
Downs;  4,  Christopher  A.  Moonev,  Thomas  Reillv,  William 
H.  Hayes;  5,  Charles  W.  Smith/ Hugh  Sterling,  Wilbur  A. 
Gleason;  6,  John  Walsh,  George  E.  Nickerson,  John  J.  Phelan. 
City  Clerk,  Bernard  Keating.  Treasurer,  William  IS!.  Middle- 
brook.  Auditor,  Rowland  B.  Lacey.  Coll.  of  Taxes,  Richard 
Sewell.  Coll.  of  Assessments,  Joseph  H.  Collins.  Judge  of 
City  Court,  Alfred  B.  Beers.  Assistant  Judge,  Charles  A. 
Doten.  Clerk  of  City  Court,  Ebenezer  Burr,  Jr.  Prosecut- 
ing Att'y,  J.  C.  Chamberlain.  City  Sheriffs,  Wm.  F.  Barnes, 
Simon  R.  Libbey.  City  Surveyor,  Horace  G.  Scofield.  Road 
and  Bridge  Com.,  George  B.  Waller,  Fredk.  S.  Stevens,  Wil- 
liam R.  Hinckley,  Jarratt  Morford.  Street  Com.,Wakeman  W. 
Wells.  Fire  Com.,  William  E.  Seeley,  Henry  Atwater,  Samuel 
W.  Baldwin,  Eli  Dewhurst.  Fire  Marshal,  George  N.  Morgan. 
Chief  Engineer,  Charles  A.  Gerdenier.  Police  Com.,  William 
B.  Spencer,  Frank  C.  Bennett,  Samuel  Larkin,  Charles  K. 
Averill.  Chief  of  Police,  William  E.  Marsh.  Health  Officer, 
Patrick  J.  Leonard.  Park  Com.,  William  H.  Perry,  Albert 
Eames.  Phineas  T.  Barnum,  William  H.  Noble.  City  Att'y, 
Robert  E.  De  Forest.  City  Assessors,  Amos  Fuller,  Stephen  M. 
Conger,  Aaron  W.  Wallace. 

Hartford.  Mayor,  Morgan  G.  Bulkeley.  Aldermen,  1, 
Frank  L.  Howard, 'Frank  S.  Kellogg;  2,  Henry  E.  Taintor, 
DeWitt   C.  Pond;    3,  John   N.B.Stevens,  Patrick  McGovern; 

4,  Samuel  Walker,  George  Best;  5,  Peter  Chute,  Matthew  Ho- 
gan;  6,  Richard  McCloud,  George  W.  Fowler;  7,  Edgar  F. 
Burnham,  Albert  S.  Hotchkiss;  8,  Charles  H.  Hawley,  John 
H.  Brocklesbv.     Common  Council,  1,  Edward  C.  Frisbie,  Edward 

5.  Sykes,  Robert  A.  Griffing,  John  D.  Tucker;  2,  Nelson  G. 
Hinckley,  Edwin  Strong,  John  M.  Holcombe,  Charles  H.  Prentice; 
3,  Henry  L.  Bunce,  Frederick  H.  Williams,  Alanson  D.  Quint, 
Edward  R.  Faxon;  4,  John  A.  Crilly,  Edward  P.  Whitney, 
Asa   S.  Cook,  Thomas   A.  Honiss;    5,  James  Morgan,  Charles 

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130  CITIES. 

W.  Scott,  Isaac  Goldschmidt,  Thomas  Curry;  6,  Stephen  G. 
Sluyter,  Julius  Heubler,  Simon  Cadden,  James  Sullivan;  7, 
Albert  C.  Wilson,  Frank  A.  Lane,  Daniel  Readett,  Nathan  G. 
"West;  S,  Michael  J.  Wise,  George  H.  Brown,  Thomas  Farrell, 
John  Garland.  City  Clerk,  John  E.  Higgins.  Treasurer,  Chas. 
C.  Strong.  Auditor,  John  T.  Peters.  Collector,  Frederick  S. 
Brown.  City  Marshal,  Thomas  Longdon.  Recorder,  Edward 
B.  Bennett.  Judge  of  Police  Court,  Arthur  F.  Eggleston;  As- 
sistant Judge,  Sherman  W.  Adams.  Clerk  of  Police  Court, 
William  F.  Henney.  Prosecuting  Attorney,  Joseph  L.  Barbour. 
Surveyor,  Charles*  H.  Bunce.  Coroner,  Horace  S.  Fuller;  As- 
sistant Coroner,  Eli  Warner.  Street  Com.,  Joseph  H.  Sprague, 
Ebenezer  K.  Hunt.  James  Burns,  Henry  Kennedy,  William  E. 
Cone,  Henry  C.  D wight.  Supt.  of  Streets,  Richard  S.  Law- 
rence. 1'ar'k  Com.,  Samuel  R.  McNary,  Charles  D.  Warner, 
Richard  D.  Hubbard,  Gurdon  W.  Russell,  Francis  Goodwin. 
Fire  Com.,  John  R.  Hills,  Thomas  J.  Blake,  Edwin  J.  Smith. 
Leander  Hall,  Gideon  D.  Winslow,  Justin  N.  Mansuy.  Chief 
Engineer,  Henry  J.  Eaton.  Fire  Marshal,  Edwin  J.  Smith, 
Police  Com  ,  Mayor  Morgan  G.  Bu'keley,  David  A.  Rood,  Wil- 
liam H.  Hart,  Stephen  Goodrich,  G.  Wells  Root,  George  Ellis, 
Thomas  Garvin,  uhief  of  Police,  Caleb  L.  Packard.  Water 
Com.,  James  Bolter,  Ezra  Clark,  Charles  E.  Perkins,  William 
M.  Charter,  Valentine  Cooper,  William  B.  Clark. 

Meriden.  Mayor,  E.  J.  Doolittle,  Jr.  Aldermen,  1,  L.  G. 
Bevins,  William  Homan ;  2,  Bela  Carter,  X.  L.  Bradley :  3,  Wil- 
liam G.  Gallagher,  Julius  Andrews;  4,  A.  C.  Markham,  James 
R.  Sutliff;  5,  James  W.  Russell,  Robert  H.  Curtiss.  Council- 
men,  1,  Otto  Zellar,  A.  W.  Tracev,  E.  B.  Cowles,  A.  H.  Jones; 

2,  John  Nagal,  George   W.  Couch,  H.  C.  Hull,  Willis  I.  Fenn; 

3,  Edwin  Cady,  Charles  J.  Klein,  William  Parker,  William  By- 
water;  4,  Oscar   Parker,  George   C.  Merriam,   T.  F.  Breeze,   J. 

F.  Green;  5,  John  Hill,  Frederick  S.  Williams,  A.  W.  Harvev, 
Watson  W.  Clark.  City  Clerk,  Selah  A.  Hull.  Treasurer, 
David  S.  Williams.  Collector,  Benjamin  Page.  Auditor, 
Frederick  B.  Derby.  Sheriffs,  James  E.  Belden,  Jared  P. 
Parker.  Judge  of  City  and  Police  Court,  Levi  E.  Coe.  Asst. 
Judge,  John  Q.  Thayer.  Surveyor,  S.  C.  Pierson.  Coroner, 
Charles  H.  Shaw. 

MlDDLETOWN.     Mayor,  Edward  Payne.     Aldermen,  1.  Chas. 

G.  R.  Vinal;  2,  Wm.  H.  Burrows;  3*  Sherman  M.Bacon;  4, 
John  Rogers.     Councilmen,  Geo.  T.  Meech,  Joseph  T.  Elliott, 


CITIES.  131 

S.  Clarence  Hastings,  J.  Peters  Pelton,  Wesley  U.  Pearne, 
Chas.  M.  Newton,  Win.  H.  Palmer,  Jr.,  Robert  C.  Young, 
Frederick  W.  Hubbard.  David  R.  Brownlow,  Frank  B.  Weeks. 
Clerk  and  Treas.,  James  P.  Stow.  City  Attorney,  William  T. 
Elmer.  Recorder,  Chas.  A.  Boardman.  Assessor,  Chas.  A. 
Newell.  Collector,  Horace  Leonard.  City  Sheriff  and  Chief 
of  Police,  William  C.  Fielding.     Street   Commissioner,   Henry 

C.  Woodman.  Chief  Engir.eer,  Fred'k  W.  Willey.  Fire  Mar- 
shal, Augustus  Putnam.     Superintendent  of  Fire  Alarm,  Chas. 

D.  Mowry.  Judge  of  City  Court,  Wm.  T.  Elmer.  Clerk  of 
City  Court.  Wesley  U.  Pearne.  Water  Commissioners,  Charles 
W. 'Harris,  T.  H.  Linahen,  T.  O'Brien,  F.  W.  Willey,  Charles  R. 
Fagan,  Charles  R  Lewis.    Supt.  Water  Works,  John  C.  Broatch. 

New  Britain.  Mayor,  Ambrose  Beatty.  Aldermen,  1, 
Ralph  C.  Dunham;  2,  John  W.  Carleton;  3,  Patrick  J.  Lee;  4, 
John  T.  Dwver.  Couneilmen,  1,  Alonzo  Aston,  Charles  J. 
Parker,  Henry  W.  Schmidt,  Walter  B.  White;  2,  James  H. 
Eddy,  Jacob  Ritz,  Henry  C.  Bowers,  Samuel  J.  Chaffee;  3, 
Thomas  Fagan,  Oliver  W.  Fenton,  Matthias  Zimmerman,  An- 
drew J.  Byrne;  4,  Frederick  Rentscliler,  Charles  H.  Smith, 
James  P.  Brennan,  Francis  Hart  2d.  City  Clerk,  Robert  J. 
Vance.  Treasurer,  Augustus  P.  Collins.  Auditor,  Charles  B. 
Oldershaw.  Collector,  William  E.  Latham.  Sheriff,  Isaac  Por- 
ter. City  Attorney,  John  Walsh.  Street  Commissioner, 
James  P. " Moore.  Chief  of  Police,  W.  L.  Morgan.  Engineer. 
A.  W.  Rice. 

New  Haven.  Mayor,  Frank  S.Andrew.  Aldermen,  1,  Wm. 
H.  Law,  Charles  L.  Baldwin;  2,  Eli  Mix,  Richmond  W.  Arm- 
strong; 3,  Frank  McHugh,  Richard  H.  Coffey;  4,  John  Clancey, 
James  N.  States;  5,  Simon  I.  Shoninger,  James  P.  Barker;  6, 
Patrick  Willis,  Ernst  Klenke;  7,  John  F.  O'Keefe,  William  J. 
Bradley;  8,  Frederick  B.  Farnsworth,  T.  Attwater  Barnes;  9, 
Lyman  B.  Griffin,  Alonzo  A.  Townsend;  10,  Herbert  E.  Ben- 
ton, Frank  S.  Piatt;  11,  Arthur  J.  Weld,  William  A.  Water- 
bury;  12,  William  A.  Kelly,  Thomas  G.  W.  Jefferson.  Coun- 
eilmen, 1,  Frank  A.  Monson,  Edwin  S.  Wheeler,  Henry  B. 
Sargent;  2,  Charies  Spreyer,  Charles  E.  Langley,  Robert  M. 
Stevens;  3,  Michael  Melia,  Daniel  F.  Kelley,  Daniel  Flynn; 
4,  James  Whately,  Andrew  Baird,  Victor  Schh  chter;  5,  Isaac 
Strouse,  Frank  P.  Mills,  John  C.  Gallagher;  6,  Louis  Wagnon, 
Frank  H.  Sperry,  Henry  F.  Goebel;  7,  John  F.  Defrees,  Leon- 
ard F.  Perkins,  William  Knoth;  8,  Benjamin  E.  Brown,  Charles 


132  CITIES. 

E.  Graves,  Charles  L  Ullman;  9,  George  Goering,  Birdsey 
Warner,  Henry  R.  Hill;  10,  A.  Wilson  Holmes,  Horace  B. 
Perry,  Frank  A.  Bowman;  11,  Herbert  Jones,  Edward  S.  Swift, 
Henry  Kay ;  12,  Patrick  Falsey,  Daniel  Lawler,  Patrick  Kent. 
Clerk,  James  P.  Pigott.  Auditor,  John  W.  Lake.  Treasurer, 
Harmanus  M.  Welch.  Sheriff,  Thomas  C.  Hollis.  Chief  En- 
gineer, Albert  C.  Hendrick.     Chief  of  Police,  Charles  Webster. 

New  London.     Mayor,  George  E.  Starr.     Aldermen,  George 

F.  Tinker,  William  A.  Holt,  Horace  Coit,  Wm.  H.  Bently,  L. 
D.  Clark,  J.  D.  Cronin,  M.  R.  Moran,  Thomas  A.  Scott,  George 
Havens.  Councilmen,  W.  Astheimer,  Charles  B.  Ware,  John 
Meade,  Stephen  Bolles,  Robert  S.  Haves,  Wm.  E.  Greene,  W. 
H.  Carroll,  P.  C.  Durford,  F.  H.  Parmelee,  N.  B.  Gardner,  W. 
W.  Winchester,  W.  H.  Saxton,  Peleg  Williams,  D.  1).  Latham, 
B.  A.  Armstrong.  Judge  of  City  and  Police  Court,  Charles  W. 
Butler.  Assistant  Judge,  William  Belcher.  Clerk  of  City  and 
Police  Court,  Reuben  Lord,  Jr.  City  Att'y,  Augustus  Brande- 
gee.  Assist.  Attorney,  John  G.  Crump.  Coll.,  E.  P.  Beckwith. 
City  Sheriffs,  Allen  Penhallow,  R.  C.  Morris,  Timothy  Sugrue. 
Street  Com.,  John  H.  Brown.  Chief  Engineer,  W.  B"  Thomas. 
Assist.  Engineer,  A.  W.  Sholes.  City  Surveyor,  E.  B.  Jennings. 
Inspector  of  Buildings,  W.  B.  Thomas.  Captain  of  Police, 
Andrew  S.  Quinn.  City  Treasurer,  Thomas  W.  Williams. 
City  Clerk,  George  Colfax. 

Norwich.  Mayor,  Hugh  H.  Osgood.  Aldermen,  Robert  A. 
France,  Robert  Brown,  Frederick  L.  Osgood,  Myron  Sears. 
Councilmen,  Alvah  Francis,  James  H.  Arnold,  John  Steiner, 
John  Willard,  Albert  H.  Pitcher,  William  H.  Armstrong,  James 
A.  Brown,  Henry  M.  Durfey.  Clerk,  Charles  W.  Gale.  Treas- 
urer, Charles  Webb.  City  Sheriffs,  Joseph  H.  Jewett,  Savilian 
F.  Gibson.  Water  Commissioners,  Albertus  Peckham,  Wm. 
M.  Williams,  Jonathan  W.  Hooker,  Henry  L.  Parker,  Robert  A. 
France. 

South  Norwalk.  Mayor,  Peter  L.  Cunningham.  City 
Clerk,  Edwin  Wilcox.  Councilmen,  Oliver  E.  Trowbridge, 
Frederick  S.  Lyon,  Henry  I.  Smith,  John  W.  Bogardus,  Joseph 
Vroom,  George  B.  Plaisted.  Coll.,  Franklin  A  Tolles.  Treas., 
John  H.  Ferris.  Auditor,  John  W.  Scott.  Marshal,  Samuel 
McGowan.  Water  Com.,  Jacob  M.  Layton,  Robert  H.  Rowan, 
Dudley  P.  Ely.  Treas.  Water  Fund,  Nelson  Taylor.  Attorney, 
Nelson  Taylor.     Chief  of  Police,  Marcus  L.  Pelham. 


BOROUGHS.  133 

Waterbury.  Mayor,  Greene  Kendrick.  Clerk,  Edward 
G.  Kilduff.  Treas.,  'John  W.  Gaffnev.  Auditor,  James  E. 
Bissell.  Sheriff,  John  W.  McDonald/  Water  Com.,  Chas.  C. 
Comrnerford,  David  B.  Hamilton,  Orville  H.  Stevens,  Charles 
R.  Bannon.  Aldermen,  Alfred  J.  Shipley,  George  W.  Rob- 
erts, Earl  A.  Smith,  Edward  L.  Bronson,  Martin  Hellmann, 
Chauncey  B.  Webster,  John  J.  Connor,  Edward  Pierce.  Coun- 
cilmen,  Sampson  P.  Mitchell,  Henry  W.  French,  Horatio  Nel- 
son, William  E.  Beecher,  Millard  P.  Abernethy,  J.  Richard 
Smith,  J.  H.  Hart,  Thomas  R.  Martin,  Sylvester  F.  Curtiss, 
Chauncey  Seeley,  John  Dreher,  George  P.  Chapman,  Samuel 
W.  Chapman,  Frederick  J.  Brown,  Eli  J.  Manville,  Keron  Nery, 
John  Sweeney,  Eugene  Sullivan,  Edward  Pierce,  Edward 
Riley.  Chief  of  Police,  William  Laird.  Chief  Engineer  Fire 
Dept,  Samuel  W.  Snagg.  Street  Inspector,  Ralph  H.  Bronson. 
City  Attorney,  S.  W.  Kellogg.  Judge  of  Police  Court,  George 
H.  Cowell;  Deputy  Judge  of  Police  Court,  A.  P.  Bradstreet. 
Clerk  of  Courts,  Daniel  F.  Webster.  Assistant  Citv  Attorney, 
Edward  F.  Cole. 

BOROUGHS. 


Ansonia.  Warden,  John  B.  Qnillinan.  Clerk,  Henry  B. 
Whiting.  Burgesses,  E.  W.  Webster.  W.  Willis,  Matthew 
Walsh,  E.  Hayes,  W.  B.  Bristol,  J.  O'Sullivan.  Treasurer,  T. 
M.  Drew.     Assessors,  L.  Hotchkiss,  D.  Bartholomew. 

Bethel.  Warden,  George  M.  Cole.  Clerk,  Charles  Ball. 
Burgesses.  Henry  Gilbert,  E.  Starr  Judd,  G.  M.  Lyon,  E.  N. 
Fillew.  Treasurer,  Frederick  Shepard.  Bailiff,  John  M.  Sig- 
nor.  Water  Commissioners,  Eli  W.  Gilbert,  J.  B.  Judd,  E.  C. 
Oakley. 

Birmingham.  Warden,  Henrv  Whipple.  Burgesses,  Leo- 
pold Krause,  Albert  W.  Phillips,  Kufus  W.  Blake,  Hial  S.  Gran- 
nis,  Patrick  McManus,  Charles  B.  Boothe,  John  H.  Barlow. 
Clerk,  William  L.  Dowd.  Treasurer,  Charles  H.  Coe.  Bailiff, 
Orrin  F.  Lathrop.  Assessors,  Sidney  A.  Dowd,  Robert  May, 
George  H.  Peck.  Fire  Wardens,  Peter  Mc Govern,  Orrin  F. 
Lathrop,  John  J.  Abbott. 

Colchester.  "Warden,  Leander  Chapman.  Burgesses,  E.  S. 
Day,  W.  H.  Hayward,  W.  A.  Williams,  H.  P.  Buell,  C.  H.  Bai- 
ley, Wm.  Footed    Clerk  and  Treas.,   P.  R- Strong.     Bailiff  and 


134  BOROUGHS. 

Collector,  X.  P.  Palmer.  Street  Inspectors,  Win.  Foote,  A.  G. 
Fitch.  Fire  Inspectors,  B.  H.  Roper,  Henry  Bulkeley.  "Wood 
Inspectors,  H.  A.  Eastman,  C.  H.  Bailey.  Engineer,  George  B. 
Avery.  Hay  wards,  George  Scott,  'Joseph  Lyman,  James 
Gormley,  P.  Kavanaugh,  F.  A.  Champion,  John  S.  Clark. 
Key  Keeper,  John  S.  Clark. 

Danbury.  Warden,  James  Fry.  Burgesses,  William  Hum- 
phries, Hiram  Pulling,  William  K.  Cowan,  Charles  H.  Wilcox. 
George  W.  Barnum  2d,  Michael  Daragan.  Clerk,  William  T. 
St.  John.  Treasurer,  Harvev  Williams.  Bailiff,  George  C. 
Glaus. 

Danielsonville.  Warden,  Marshall  P.  Dowe.  Clerk  and 
Treasurer,  Edwin  L.  Palmer.  Burgesses,  Amos  B.  Taylor, 
Rowland  R.  James,  Henry  C.  Chamberlin,  Alex.  Tatro,  Henry 
S.  Young,  Charles  Phillips.  Bailiff  and  Collector,  Edward  S. 
Carpenter.  Assessors,  Caleb  W.  Knight,  George  Lloyd,  Frank 
G.  Bailey.  Board  of  Relief,  Ezekiel  R.  Burlingame,  Newman 
W.  James,  Edward  L.  Cundall. 

Fair  Haven  East.  Warden,  Horace  H.  Strong.  Burgesses, 
Jarecl  Wedmore,  Wm.  A.  Wright,  Albert  Rowe,  John  F.  Hem- 
ingway, C.  S.  Brown,  Henry  R.  Smith.  Clerk,  Charles  E. 
Bray. *  Treasurer,  A.  L.  Chamberlain.  Assessors,  C.  W. 
Hemingway.  A.  C.  Chamberlain,  Martin  Allen.  Collector, 
Samuel  B.  Hill.     Bailiff,  Joseph  R.    Bradley. 

Greenwich.  Warden,  John  Voorhis.  Burgesses,  Joseph 
G.  Mead,  Matthew  Merritt,  L.  P.  Jones,  A.  Foster  Higgins,  J. 
H.  Ray,  Thomas  J.  Ritch.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  Frederick  A.  Hub- 
bard. "  Assessors,  Brush  Knapp,  Beverly  E.  Mead,  Jacob  Rip- 
pel.  Board  of  Relief,  the  Warden  and  Burgesses.  Bailiff, 
Charles  E.  Merritt.     Attorney,  R.  J.  Walsh. 

Guilford.  Warden,  John  S.  Starr.  Burgesses,  E.  H.  Butler, 
Samuel  J.  Griswold,  John  Benton,  J.  Seymour  Benton,  George 
B.  Spencer.  Clerk,  Harvey  W.  Spencer.  Treasurer,  Henry  S. 
Wedmore.     Bailiff,  Elisha  Hart. 

Norwalk.  Warden,  William  H.  Smith.  Burgesses,  Clar- 
ence B.  Coolidge,  James  G.  Gregory,  Charles  P.  Turney,  Addi- 
son A.  Betts,  Gerardua  P.  Adam-,  George  B.  St.  John.  Clerk, 
Charle-  P.  Woodbury.  Assistant  Clerk,  William  E.  Montgom- 
ery. Treasurer,  Robert  S.  Craufurd.  Collector,  Elbert  Cur- 
tis*.    Bailiff,   Legrand    C.   Betts.     Water    Commissioners,  Win- 


BOROUGHS.  135 

field  S.  Moody,  A.  C.  Golding,  Charles  E.  St.  John.  Assessors, 
Joseph  B.  Ells,  D.  Warren  Fitch.  Burr  Smith.  Board  of  Relief, 
Isaac  Demraon,  James  Finney,  William  E.  Dann.  Fire  Inspect- 
or, William  B.  Xewcomb.  Health  Inspector,  Joseph  Tammany. 
Surveyor,  C.  G.  Wood.     Chief  Engineer,  J.  Thornton  Prowitt. 

Stafford  Springs.  Warden,  W.  A.  Comins.  Burgesses, 
Alvarado  Howard,  Lyman  Cushman,  John  Brosnan,  George  C. 
Barkess.  W.  D.  Heald,  Charles  G.  Ellis.  Clerk  and  Treasurer, 
W.  H.  Spedding. 

Stamford.  Warden,  R.  Swartwout.  Burgesses,  Charles 
Hawlev,  Wm.  D.  Smith,  D wight  Waugh,  Warren  Taylor,  F.  A. 
Maiden,  E.  L.  Brady,  J.  D.  Bishop,  R.  B.  Scofield,  F.  J.  Rogers. 
Treasurer,  Geo.  W.  Glendining.  Clerk,  Edw.  W.  Riker.  Col- 
lector, Francis  R.  Leeds.  Bailiff,  Chas.  H.  Daskam.  As- 
sessors, Geo.  E.  Scofield,  John  W.  Harms,  Geo.  E.  Whitney. 

Stonington.  Warden,  Albegence  Hyde.  Burgesses,  Joshua 
Haley,  A.  B.  Miller,  George  D.  Brown",  James  Pendleton,  Lo- 
renzo H.  Lamb.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  J.  S.  Anderson.  Bailiff 
and  Coll.,  John  Hammond.  Assessor,  John  R.  Chesebro. 
Street  Com  ,  Erastus  S.  Chesebro,  Orrin  A.  Lamb,  R.  P.  Bab- 
cock. 

Wallingford.  Warden.  B.  A.  Treat.  Burges-es,  R.  H. 
Cowles,  J.  C.  Mansfield,  W.  J.  Leavenworth,  P.  McKenna, 
Albert  D.  Judd,  Martin  P.  O'Connell.  Clerk,  C.  H.  Brown. 
Collector,  R.  S.  Austin.  Treasurer,  Wm.  M.  Hall,  Jr.  As- 
sessor. E.  R.  Hall.  Auditor,  Henry  L.  Hall,  1st.  Bailiff,  R.  S. 
Austin.  Water  Com.,  P.  T.  Ives.  *  Treas.  Water  Fund,  John 
Atwater. 

West  Haven.  Warden,  William  A.  Peck,  Jr.  Burgesses, 
Hiram  H.  Smith,  Rollin  W.  Hine,  Arthur  A.  Benham,  John  M. 
Baldwin,  Edward  L.  Kimberlev,  Clarence  E.  Thompson. 
Clerk,  Frederick  W.  Bishop.  *  Collector,  Hugh  Caldwell. 
Treasurer,  John  F.  Barnett.  Auditor,  Andrew  D.  Thomas. 
Assessors,  Samuel  L  Smith,  Stephen  E.  Bootb,  Prosper  War- 
ner.    Bailiff,  William  T.  Smith. 

West  Stratfurd.  Warden,  E.  E.  Price.  Burgesses, 
Wheeler  Hawlev,  Joseph  Johnston,  Milo  Loomis,  Thomas 
Phillips,  John  Cmstatter,  Farrell  O'Reilley.  Clerk,  Chas.  E. 
Devine.  Collector,  C.  L.  Price.  Treasurer,  H.  B.  Drew. 
Bailiff,  George  Baker. 


136  CLERGY. 

Win  imantic.  Warden,  George  M.  Harrington.  Burgesses, 
John  Scott,  Silas  F.  Loomer,  Charles  S.  Boss,  Walter  G.  Mor- 
rison, George  C.  Elliott,  Samuel  L.  Burlingham.  Clerk  and 
Treas.,  Charles  N.  Daniels.  Collector,  Alonzo  B.  Green. 
Bailiff,  D  wight  W.  Shurtliff.  Board  of  Belief,  Frank  S.  Fowler, 
John  D.  Wheeler,  Thomas  R.  Congdon.  Assessors,  Albert 
Barrows,  Samuel  C.  Smith,  Jerome  B.  Baldwin. 

Winsted.  Warden,  George  M.  Lee.  Burgesses,  Lucien  V. 
Pinney,  Charles  B.  Andrews,  Alfred  E.  Moore,  George  W. 
Phelps,  James  Keenan,  Wilbur  F.  Coe.  Clerk  and  Treas.,  H. 
Hungerford  Drake.  Bailiff,  Alden  H.  Hubby-  Street  Com., 
Edward  Finn.  Water  Com.,  Edward  E.  Culver,  H.  Hungerford 
Drake,  James  G.  Wroodruff. 

CLERGY   AND    ECCLESIASTICAL    STATISTICS. 
CONGREGATIONAL. 

GENERAL  ASSOCIATION  OF  CONNECTICUT. 

Formed  1709.  Composed  of  ministers,  delegates  from  fifteen 
Associations.  Meets  at  Thomaston,  June  19,  1883;  Rev.  W.  H. 
Moore,  Hartford,  Registrar  and  Treasurer. 

GENERAL    CONFERENCE    OF   THE    CONGREGATIONAL   CHURCHES 
OF    CONNECTICUT. 

Formed  1867;  composed  of  ministers  and  laymen,  delegates 
from  four  Consociations  and  twelve  Conferences;  office  at 
Memorial  Hall,  Hartford.  Rev.  W.  H.  Moore,  Hartford,  Regis- 
trar and  Statistical  Secretary;  Rev.  Lavalette  Perrin,  Hart- 
ford, Annalist;  Charles  A.  Sheldon,  New  Haven,  Treasurer; 
E.  B.  Bowditch,  New  Haven,  Auditor;  Standing  Committee, 
Rev.  Messrs.  Azel  W.  Hazen,  William  H.  Moore,  Edward  A. 
Smith,  John  P.  Taylor,  and  Messrs.  George  W.  Beach,  Stephen 
Walklev.  Annual  meeting,  Broad wav  Church,  Norwich.  Tues- 
day, Nov.  13,  1883. 

Missionary  Society  of  Connecticut.  Directors.  Rev. 
Messrs.  Anderson,  Burton,  Chamberlain, Gallup,  Hallock,Hawes, 
Hazen,  Hillard,  Scoville,  Smyth,  Walker.  Willard,  Williams,  and 
Messrs.  Allen,  Camp,  Chapman.  Northrop.  Shipman,  Stickney. 
Secretary,  Rev.  Wm.  H.  Moore,  Hartford.  Treasurer,  Ward  W. 
Jacobs,  Hartford.  Auditor,  David  N.  Camp,  New  Britain. 
Agent  for  Memorial  Hall  estate,  Hev.  Lavalette  Perrin,  Hartford. 

Fund  for  Ministers.  Trustees,  Sec,  Treas.,  and  Auditor, 
same  as  the  Directors  of  the  Miss.  Soc.  Conn. 


CLERGY.  137 

Number  of  Churches,  297;  pastors,  133;   acting  pastor?,  113; 
communicants,  54,828. 

CLERGY. 

Those  marked  *have  no  pastoral  care.     Those  marked  f  belong  to  some 
Presbytery . 

Adams,  A.  C.  Thompson   Bissell,  E.  C,  Prof.      Hartford 

Adams,  F.  H.  New  Hartford  Bissell,  S.  B.  S.  (Sec.)  Norwalk 
Anderson,  Jos.  Waterbury  Bliss,  J.  H.  Clinton 

Armstrong,  E.  P.  Killingworth  Bonar,  J.  B.  New  Milford 

Atwater,  E.  E.*      New  Haven  Bonney,  N.  G.  Hanover 

Atwood,  E.  F.        Bridgewater  Bosworth,  Q.  M.  Bozrah 

Avery,  Fred.  D.  Columbia  Bourne,  J.  P.  Sharon 

Avery,  Jared  P.*  Groton  Bowman,  Geo.  A.*  So.Windsor 

Avery,  John  Ledyard  Bradley,  C.  F.         Birmingham 

Ayer,  Chas.  L.  Somersville  Brandt,  C.  E.*         Farmington 

Avres,  Milan  C.  Southington  Brav,  Spencer  H.  New  Haven 
Bacheler,  F.  E.  M.    Woodstock  Breed,  David  W.  Stafford 

Backus,  Jabez  Chester  Brooks,  C.  S.  Putnam 

Backus,  J.  W.  Pockville  Bryan,  Geo.  A.  Preston 

Bacon,  E.  W.  New  London  Bryant,  S.  J.         South  Britain 

Bacon,  L.  W.*  Norwich   Bryant,  Sidney*  South  Britain 

Bacon,  Thomas  R.  New  Haven  Bullard,  C.  H.  (Sec.)  Hartford 
Baird,  John  G.*  Hartford   Burr,  Enoch  F.  Lyme 

Baldwin,  Elijah  C.  Cheshire  Burr,  Zalmon  B.*  Southport 
Bank*,  Geo.'  W.  Guilford  Burroughs,  G.  S.  Fairfield 

Barber,  C.  H.  Torringford  Burton,  Nathan'U.       Hartford 

Barber,  Luther  H.  Bolton   Carter,  S.  B.  Westminster 

Barbour,  W.  M.     Yale  College  Carv,  W.  B.  Old  Lvme 

Barclay,  Thos.  D.*  Kent  Cate,  Geo.  H.  Collinsville 

Barnum,  S.  W.*  New  Haven  Chamberlain,  L.  T.  Norwich 
Bartlett,  H.  M.  Pomfret  Chase,  Austin  S  *  Gilead 

Bayne,  J.  S.  Portland  Chesebrough,  A.  S.        Durham 

Beach,  John  W*  Wind'r  Locks  Clark,  Daniel  J.  East  Haven 
Beach,  Nath.  Mansfield  Clark,  Henry*  Avon 

Beard,  E.  S.  Brooklyn  Clarke,  Joseph  B.       Bark'sted 

Beard,  Wm.  H.  So.  Killingly  Clarke,  W.  B.  Norwich  Town 
Beardslev,  B.  B.*      Bridgeport   Cleaveland,  J.  B.  Granbv 

Bell,  R.  C  Broad  Brook  Clift,  Wm.  Hadlyme 

Berrv,  L.  F.  Plantsville  Colton,  Erastus*      New  Haven 

Billings,  R.  S.    North  Stamford  Colton,  Willis  S.  Warren 

Billman,  Howard  E.  Windsor  Conkling,  B.  D.  Watertown 
Birchard,  W.  M.*  Montville  Cooper,  James  VV.  New  Britain 
Bissell,  Oscar  Westford   Couch,  Paul        Mystic  Bridge 


138 


Countryman,  F.  N.  Branford 
Crawford,  Wm.  Washington 
Curtiss,  George  Hartford 

Curtis,  Lucius*  Hartford 

Curtiss,  W.  B.*  No.  Branford 
Cutler,  George  B.  Hebron 

Cutting,  Chas.  Montville 

Dana.  S.  H.*  New  Haven 

Davenport,  J.  G.  Waterbury 
Davies,  T.  E.*  Unionville 

Day,  Geo.E.,Prof.,  Yale  College 
Day,  Guy  B.*  Bridgeport 

Dav,  Henrv  X.*  New  Haven 
Day,  Theo,  L.  Talcottville 

Denison,  A.  C.  Middlefield 
Denison,  Daniel  Cobalt 

Den n en,  S.  R.  New  Haven 

Dingwell,  Jas.  Danielsonville 
Doolittle,  E.  J.*  Wallingford 
Douglass,  Sol.  J.*  New  Haven 
Douglas,  Thomas  Harwinton 
Dudley,  Martin*  Easton 

Dudley,  M.  S.  Cromwell 

Dunning,  H.  N.  So.  Norwalk 
Dwight,  Timothy  Yale  College 
Eddv,  Hiram*  North  Canaan 
Edwards,  G.  L  *  Hartford 

Elderkin,  John  Ekonk 

Elliot,  H.  B.*  New  Haven 

Elliott,  J.  E.  Newington 

Emerson,  E.  B.*  Stratford 

Fellows,  S.  H.  Wauregan 

Fessenden,  T.  K.*  Farming^  n 
Fisher,  Geo.  P.  Yale  College 
Flanders,  Chas.  N.  Wapping 
Forbes,  S.  B.  Roekville 

Free,  S.  R.  Willimantic 

Freeland,  S.  M.  Thomaston 
Freeman,  Jos.  A.  Danbury 
Frost,  D.  C*  Kiliingly 

Frost,  D.  D.*  Danbury 

Gage,  W.  L.  Hartford 

Gallup,  James  A.  Madison 

Gardner,  Austin     Buckingham 


Gaylord,  S.  D.  Bridgeport 

Gidman,  R.  H.  North  Madison 
Gilbert,  W.  H.  (Agt.)  So.  NVwk 
Gleason,  Charles  H.  Somers 
Gleason,  J.  F.  Norfolk 

Glidden,  Kiah  B.  Mansfield  C. 
Goodell,  J.  H.  Windsor  Locks 
Goodenough,  Arthur, Winchst'r 
Gordon,  G.  A.  Greenwich 

Greenleaf,  Jos.f  New  Canaan 
Griffin,  George  H.  Milford 

Griggs,  Leverett*  Bristol 

Griggs,  L.  S.  Terryville 

Griswold,  J.  B.*  East  Hacidam 
Grosvenor,  C.  P.*  Pomfret 
Hall,  Alexander  Plainville 

Hall,  Alfred  H.  Meriden 

Hall,  E.  E.*  New  Haven 

Hallock,  L.  H.  W.  Winsted 

Hallock,  Wm.  A.  Bloomfield 
Harris,  Samuel  Yale  College 
Harrison,  George  J.  Milton 

Hart,  Burdett  New  Haven 

Hart,  Henry  E.  Franklin 

Harvey,  J.  P.  So.  Glastonbury 
Hartranft,  C.  D.  Prof.  Hartford 
Hartshorne,  J.  W.  Colebrook 
Hatch,  F.  S.  West  Hartford 
Hawes,  Edward  New  Haven 
Hawley,  Jno.  P.  Westerly.  R.I. 
Hazen,  Azel  W.  Middletown 
Hazen,  Timothy  A.  Goshen 
Herrick,  Henry*  N.  Woodstock 
Herrick,  E.  P.  Sherman 

Hicks,  L.  W.  Wethersfield 

Higgins,  L.  H.  Mt.  Carmel 

Hilf,  Charles  J.  Middletown 
Hillard,  Elias  B.  Plymouth 
Hine,  Orlo  D.  Lebanon 

Hine,  Sylvester*  Hartford 

Hoisington,  H.  R.f  Coventry 
Holley,  Piatt  T.*  Bridgeport 
Holman,  W.  H.  Southport 

Hopkinson,  B.  B.  Lyme 


139 


Hoppin,  J.  M.*  Yale  College 
Hovey,  H.  C.  New  Haven 

Howard,  W.  Union 

Hovt,  James  P.  Newtown 

Hubbard,  D.  B.  Canton  C. 

Hubbell,  J.  W.  Danbury 

Hub  bell,  Stephen*  New  Haven 
Hull,  E.  C.f  Ellsworth 

Huntress.  E.  S.  Killinglv 

Hard,  A.  C.  Taftvilfe 

Isham,  Austin  New  Preston 
Ives.  Joel  S.  E.  Hampton 

Jenkins,  Frank  E.  S.  Cover, try 
Jennings,  Wm.  J.  Redding 

Jewett^S.  D.*  Middlefield 

Jones,  C.  M.  Eastford 

Jones,  David  E.  Roxbury 

Jones,  X.  I.  New  Haven 

Jorden,  F.F.*  Torrington  Hol'w 
Karr,  Wm.  S.  Prof.  Hartford 
Keeler,  S.  M.  Milford 

Keep,  John  R.*  Hartford 

Kellogg,  H.  M.  Sound  Beach 
Kelsey,  H.  S.  New  Haven 

Kendall,  S.  C.  Ellington 

Kirohel,  C.  L.  Salisbury 

Knight,  Merrick  E.  Hartland 
Knouse,  Wm.  H.  Deep  River 
Kopf,  J.  H.  Canterbury 

Ladd,  Geo.  T.  Prof.  New  Haven 
Lee.  Timothy  J.  Winsted 

Leete.  T.  A.*  Northford 

Leete,  W.  W.  Ridgefield 

Leonard,  Edwin  Morris 

Leonard,  S.  C.  Naugatuck 

Lewis,  E.  E.  Haddam 

Livermore,  A.  R.*  New  Haven 
Loper,  Stephen  A.*  Hadlyme 
Lum,  Samuel  Y.  New  Fairfield 
Mack,  J.  A.  Gilead 

Mallory,  W.  W.  Hartford 

Mann, "Joel*  New  Haven 

Marshall,  H.  G.  Middleburv 
Marvin,  S.  P.  Westvilie 


McCall,  Salmon  E.  Haddam 
McFarland,  W.  D.  E.  Granby 
Mclntyre,  A.  Long  Ridge 

McLeod,  A.  J.  Groton 

McLaughlin,  D.D.T.*  Litch'd 
McNeille,  R.  G.  S.  Bridgeport 
Mead,  H.  B  Stonington 

Meredith,  Richard  E.  Hartford 
Meserve,  I.  C.  New  Haven 

Merwin,  Nathan  T.  Trumbull 
Merwin,  S.  J.  M.*  Wilton 

Miller,  Wm.  Southbury 

Miner,  Nathaniel*  Salem 

Moore,  Daniel  M.  Falls  Village 
Moore,  Wm.  E.  B.  E.  Haddam 
Moore,  W.  H.  (St.  Miss.)  H'tf  d 
Morris,  M.  N.*  West  Hartford 
Morris,.  0.  S.  Ashford 

Moses.  Dighton  Westchester 
Mosman,  W.  D.  New  Haven 
Munson,  Fred'k,  Haddam  Neck 
Murphy,  Thomas  D.  Centreb'k 
Noyes,  G.  W.  New  Haven 

Oakley,  E.  C.  Essex 

Oliphant,  Chas.  H.  Mystic  Bdge 
Ogden,  D.  J.  *    Niantic 

Orcutt,  Samuel*  New  Haven 
Ordway,  Jairus  Salem 

Osborne,  C.  P.  Branford 

Palmer,  Chas.  R.  Bridgeport 
Palmer,  Elliot*  Portland 

Palmer,  Wm.  S.  Norwich 

Park,  A.  J.,  Ref.,  Weston 

Parker,  Edwin  P.  Hartford 
Parmelee,  E.  H.  Lebanon 

Parsons,  John  Woodstock 

Payson,  E.  P.  Ansonia 

Peck,  Charles  H.  Griswold 

Peck,  Whitman*  New  Haven 
Pennell,  Lewis*  Southport 

Perrin,  Lavalette  Torrington 
Pettibone,  C.  H.  .  Poquonock 
Pettibone,  Ira  Winchester 

Phipps,  Wm.  H.  Prospect 


140  CLERGY. 

Pierce,  Asa  C.       Brookfield  C.  Stoddard,  J.  B.*  Cheshire 

Pope,  H.  W.      No.  Manchester  Sturges,  T.  B.*  Greenfield  Hill 

Porter,  N.     Pres.  Yale  College  Sullivan,  Andrew  J.  Greenev'le 

Potter,  Frank  C.  Stanwich  Swan,  B.  L.f  Monroe 

Potwin,  Thos.  S.*         Hartford  Symington.  Chariest  Litchfield 

Pratt,  D.  M.  Higganum  Tavlor,  John  P.     New  London 

Pratt,  Llewellyn  Prof.  Hartford  Taylor,  F.  H.  Guilford 

Prince,  N.  A."        West  Suffield  Taylor,  Graham  Hartford 

Putnam,  Austin       New  Haven  Tenner,  H.  M.         Wallingford 

Pvke,  Chas.*  Waterbury  Thompson,  Frank  Wilton 

Rankin,  S.  G.  W.    Glastonbury  Thompson,  Wm.(Prof.)  Hartf'd 

Raymond,  A.  C*    New  Haven  Thomson,  W.J.    North  Canaan 

Relvea,  Benj.  J.  Greens  Farms  Thrall,  G.  S.  Bridgeport 

Reynolds,  W.  T.    North  Haven  Thrall,  J.  B.  Derby 

Richardson,  E.  H.  New  Britain  Thurston,  R.  B.         Round  Hill 

Riddle,  Matthew  B.      Hartford  Tillotson,  Geo.  J.*  Weth'rs'fld 

Robbins,  S.  W.        Manchester  Todd,  John  E.         New  Haven 

Root,  F.  S.  Seymour  Tomblen,  C.  L.  Simsbury 

Russell,  Charles  H.*   Bridgep't  Tomlinson  J.  A.        Westbrook 

Sanborne,  Geo.  E.*      Hartford  Tomlinson,  J.  L.*  Berlin 

Savage,  J.  W.     No.  Stonington  Trowbridge,  J.  P.         Eastford 

Scoles,  R.  Nepaug  Tuck,  J.  W.*  Middletown 

Scoviile,  Samuel  Stamford  Turner,  W.  W.*  Hartford 

Scudder,  Wm.  W.  Glastonbury  Twichell,  Joseph  H.      Hartford 

Seelev,  Nicholas  J.  Avon  Upson,  Henrv*     New  Preston 

Sessions,  J.  W.*  Chaplin  Vail!,  H.  M. "  Staffordville 

Sexton,  W.  D.      Old  Saybrook  Van  Dalsem,  H.  A.*  Bridgeport 

Seymour,  Beki  X.  Vernon  Vorce,  J.  H.  Kent 

Seymour,  Chas.  N.         Tolland  Wait,  F.  R.  New  Preston 

Sharpe,  Andrew*  Hebron  Walker,  G.  L.  Hartford 

Shipman,  T.    L.*  Jewett  Citv  Weitzel,  C.  T.     Norwich  Town 

Smith,  Asa  B.*        Rocky  Hill  Welch,  Moses  C.*         Hartford 

Smith,  Burritt  A.*  Middletown  White,  0.  H*  New  Haven 

Smith,  Ed.  A.  Farmington  White,  S.  J.  Cornwall 

Smyth,  Newman     New  Haven  Whittlesey,  Joseph*        Berlin 

Snow,  F.  E.  Oxford  Whittlesey,  Wm.*  New  Haven 

Southworth,  Alden*Woodstock  Wilcox,  A.  H.  Plainfield 

Squires,  N.  J.  West  Haven  Willard,  S.  G.  Colchester 

Staats,  Henry  T.  Bristol  Willard,  James  L.        Westville 

Stanton,  Robert  P.*      Norwich  Williams,  Francis  Chaplin 

Starr,  E.  C  Northfield  Wilson,  John  S.*      Bridgeport 

Stearns,  C.  C*  West  Hartford  Wilson,  G.  C.  Windsor 

Steele,  C.  E.*  New  Britaii  Winch,  G.  W.  Enfield 

St.  John,  S.  N.*     Georgetown  Winslow,  Horace*      Simsbury 


CLERGY.  141 

Winter,  Alpheus  Hartford  Woodworth,  F.  G.  Wolcott 

Wood,  George  I.*        Ellington  Woodworth,  W.  W.  Berlin 

Wood,  M.  C.  Burlington  Woolsey,  T.  D.*      New  Haven 

Wood,  Wm.*  No.  Branford  Wright*  Wm.  S.*   Glastonbury 

WToodruff,  H.  C.f     Black  Rock  Wyckoff,  J.  L.  R.      WToodbury 


BAPTIST. 

CONNECTICUT  BAPTIST  CONVENTION. 

Annual  Meeting,  3d  Tuesday  in  October. 

President,  Willis  S.  Bronson,  Hartford;  Vice-Presi- 
dent. Rev.  G.H.  Minor,  New  Britain ;  Secretary,  Rev.  Thos.  A. 
T.  Hanna,  Plantsville;  Statistical  Secretary,  Rev.  W.  W. 
Everts,  Jr.,  Hartford;  Assistant  Statistical  Secretary, 
Elizur  Cook,  Hartford;  Treasurer,  James  Lockwood,  Hart- 
ford; Auditor,  G.  F.  Davis,  Hartford. 

Trustees,  Rev.  Messrs.  Lathrop,  Palmer,  Wilson,  Hub- 
bard, Folwell,  Stubbert,  Sage,  Pogson,  Brown,  Frost,  Pot- 
ter, Phelps,  Samson,  and  J.  B.  Hoyt,  J.  L.  Howard,  J.  W. 
Dimock,  Dickinson,  Herr,  Garton,  Piddock,  Randal],  Rowe,  E. 
Morgan,  J.  W.  Manning,  A.  Crofut,  Edward  Miller,  James 
Newcomb,  W.  H.  Potter,  George  Ailing,  Isaac  Anderson,  C.  F. 
Setchel,  M.  E.  Morris. 

Associations  consist  of  pastors  and  delegates  from  each 
Church. 

associations  and  clerks. 

Hartford,  Rev.  D.  Dewolf,  Bristol. 
New  Haven,  Charles  P.  Ives,  Meriden. 
New  London,  Rev.  \V.  E.  Bates,  Waterford. 
Fairfield  County,  Rev.  M.  H.  Poggson,  Bridgeport. 
Ashford,  Rev.  W.  H.  Randall,  Thompson. 
Stonington  Union,  Rev.  J.  W.  Richardson,  Mystic. 

ASSOCIATIONS  and  annual  meetings. 

Hartford,  2d  Wed.  Oct.  Stonington  Union,  3d  Wed.  June. 

New  Haven,  1st  Wed.  Oct.         Ashford,  1st  Wed.  Sept. 
New  London,  3d  Wred.  Sept.       Fairfield,  4th  Wed.  Sept. 


142  CLERGY. 

Baptist  Education  Society. — Pres.,  Edward  Miller; 
Vice-Presidents,  Rev.  Messrs.  J.  K.  Wilson,  M.  H.  Pogson, 
Sec,  Rev.  C.  A.  Piddock,  Middletown:  Treas.,  G.  F.  Davis, 
Hartford;  Executive  Committee,  Rev.  Messrs.  Stone,  Miner, 
Everts,  John  W.  Lamb,  and  H.  M.  Smith. 


CLERGY. 


Allen,  N.  T.  Groton 

Ambler,  E.  C.*  Danburv 

Ball,  A.  H.  Fair  Haven 

Bailey,  J.  A.  Chester 

Bailey,  Simon  B.*  Mystic 

Ballard,  Joseph*  Norwalk 

Bailev,  J.  A.  Chester 

Batchelder,  F.  L.  Stafford 

Bates,  W.  E.  Waterford 

Beardsley,  E.  N.  Northvilie 

Benedict*  N.  D.*  Easton 

Benedict,  T.*  No.  Colebrook 
Bestor,  F.*  Hartford 

Bond,  E.  P.  Wethersfleld 

Bowers,  E.  D.  Bloom  field 

Bowles,  R.  H.  New  Hartford 
Braithwaite,  C.  Voluntown 
Bronson,  A.  C.  Lebanon 

Bronson,  J.  J.  Warrenville 

Brown,  A.  B.  Hartford 

Brown,  Jas.  A.*  Andover 

Brown,  Joseph  P.*  N.  London 
Brown,  L.  S.  Tolland 

Brown,  Wm.  L.  Voluntown 
Burleigh,  Lucian*  Plainfield 
Butterworth,  J.*  Colchester 
Carr,  W.  C.  Danielsonville 

Carter,  S.  S.*  Clinton 

Chandler,  A.  J.  Clinton 

Chaplin,  A.  J.  Mansfield 

Chapman,  B.  F.*  Andover 

Chapman,  I).  F.  Pendleton  Hill 
Christie,  W.  W.  Hartford 

Denison,  A.  E.  North  Lyme 
Dewolf,  D.  Bristol 

Dickinson,  F.  B.  Ansonia 


Dickinson,  T.  N.*  Essex 

Dowlinff,  Thos.*  Tolland 
E  verts,"  W.  W.  Jr.,        Hartford 

Fitch,  L.  New  London 

Folwell,  G.  W.  Waterbury 

Foster,  J.  C*  New  London 

Frost,  C.  C.  Norwich 

Gale,  S.#  Mystic  River 

Ga  Nun,  G.  J.*  New  Haven 

Garton,  J.  V.  Meriden 

GofT,  A.  E.  No.  Ash  ford 
Goodwin,  Wm.    No.  Colebrook 

Gregory,  Alva*  Easton 

Hanna,  T.  A.  T.  Plantsville 

Harris,  Wm.*  Old  Lyme 

Hepburn,  J.*  Gaylordsville 

Herr,  J.  D.  Norwich 

Hill,  E.  S.  Montowese 

Hinckley,  G.  W*.  Rainbow 

HolmanJ  G.  W.  Willimantic 

Holman,  J.  W.  East  Lyme 

Howard,  Amasa  Wethersfleld 

Howell,  S.*  Noank 

Hubbard,  A.  C.  Danburv 

Jennings,  R.*  Deep  River 

Jerome,  E.  M.*  New  Haven 

Judd,  T.  0.*  Montowese 

Keeney,  Curtis*  Groton 

Knapp,  S.  I.  Essex 

Kratz,  Fred.  Danburv 

Lamb,  J.  C.  Haddam 

Lamson,  D.  F.  Hartford 

Latham,  T.  T.  Suffield 

Lathrop.  Edw.  Stamford 

Lester,  Geo.  H.  Lyme 

Lockhart,  B.  W.  Suffield 


CLERGA. 


143 


Lord,  W.  K.  Plantsville 

Lovell,  Andrew  S.*  Andover 
Lyon,  D.  D.  Chesterfield 

M'arten,  Z.  Cromwell 

Martin,  R.  M.  Deep  River 

Mathewson,  E.P.  Xo.Stoningt'n 
Mathewson,  P.  Warrenville 
Mattison,  X.  H.*  Norwich 

Maynard,  M.  P.*  Xew  London 
Merwin,  E.  S.  Moodus 

Miller,  E.  C.  Poquonock  Bridge 
Minor,  G.  H.  Xew  Britain 

Moehlman,  J.  H.  Meriden 

Morgan,  H.  A.  So.  Windsor 
Xichols,  C.  X.  Warrenville 

Nichols,  G.  E.  Southington 

Noble,  James  G.  Meriden 

Ogden,  E.  M.  Ro  way  ton 

Palmer,  A.  G.  Stonington 

Palmer,  T.  R.  Suffield 

Patterson,  W.  G.  Sandy  Hook 
Phelps,  S.  D.  (Ed.)  Hartford 
Perkins,  Stephen  *  Chesterfield 
Phillips,  J.  M.  Willimantic 
Piddock,  C.  A.  Middletown 
Pinkham,  X.  J.  Thompson 

Pogson.  M.  H.  Bridgeport 

Potter, 'C.  W.  Sterling 

Richardson,  J.  W.  Groton 

Robinson,  A.  A.  Winthrop 

Ross,  James  G.  Xew  Haven 
Rowe,  C.  C.  Mystic  River 

Sage,  A.  J.  "    Hartford 

Samson,  T.  S.  Xew  Haven 

Sargent,  0.  C.        Jewett  Citv 


Savage,  B.  J.  Tariffville 

Shailer,  Davis  T.*  Haddam 
Sherwood,  D.  W.  Stepney 

Shipman,  J.  X.  Moosup 

Silliman,  S.  G.*  Bridgeport 
Smith,  H.  G .*  Bantam  Falls 
Smith,  H.  P.  Wallingford 

Smith,  C.  C.  Branford 

Smith,  Wm.  A.*  Groton 

Smith,  \V.  B.  Woodstock 

Stevens,  H.  S.*  Cromwell 

Stone.  George  M.  Hartford 

Stubbert,  J.  R.  Putnam 

Swan,  J.  S.*  Xew  London 

Tefft,  Albert  B.*  Xew  London 
Temple,'  J.  F.  Packersville 

Terry,  Thomas  Xiantic 

Towne,  K.  S.  Plainville 

Viets,  F.  H.  Easton 

Wakeman,  L.  H.*  Stamford 
Waiden,  W.  X.  Montville 

Walker.  Wm.  C*  Andover 
Ward,  John  G.  Tolland 

Warren,  John*  Black  Rock 
Watrous,  A.  D.*  Deep  River 
Weaver,  S.  J.*  Xorwich 

Whittemore,  R.  E.*  Clinton 
Wilcox,  A.  J.  Greeneville 

Willett,  C.  Suffield 

Wilson,  James  E.  Southington 
Wilson,  J.  K.  Xew  London 

Wolfenden,  J.  So.  Xorwalk 
Woolsev,  J.  J.*  Stamford 

Wright;  W.  E.  Xorwalk 

Wynne,  R.  D.  Xorwich 


PROTESTANT  EPISCOPAL. 
DIOCESE    OF    COXNECTICUT. 

Annual  Convention,  2d  Tuesday  in  June,  place  to  be  appoint- 
ed by  the  Bishop. 
Rt.  Rev.  JOHN  WILLIAM S,D.D.,  LL.D.,  Middletown,  Bishop 


144  CLERGY. 

Standing  Committee. — Rev.  Drs.  Beardsley,  Deshon, 
Tatlock.  Rev.  Messrs.  Seymour  and  Nichols.  Secretary  of 
Convention,  Rev. ,  New  Haven;  Assist- 
ant Secretaries,  Rev.  Edwin  S.  Lines,  New  Haveu,  and 
Rev.  E.  S.  Worthington,  West  Haven.  Treasurer,  F.  J. 
Kingsbury,  Waterburv.  Registrar,  Rev.  Samuel  Hart,  Hart- 
ford. 

Missionary  Society  of  the  Diocese  of  Connecticut. 
— Directors,  Rt.  Rev.  John  Williams,  Rev.  Dr.  Tatlock,  Rev.  Dr. 
Oiesy,  Rev.  Dr.  Olmstead,  Rev.  Messrs.  Goodwin,  Binney, 
Seymour,  and  J.  C.  Hollister,  Benj.  Stark  (Sec.  and  Treas.), 
Elfsha  Johnson,  William  Nash,  Charles  A.  Warren,  M.  B. 
Copeland. 

Church  Scholarship  Society. — Board  of  Education,  Rt. 
Rev.  John  Williams,  Rev.  Dr.  Pynchon,  Rev.  Messrs.  E.  E.John- 
son, Francis  Goodwin,  J.  H.^  Watson  (Sec.  and  Treas.),  S. 
H.  Giesy,  C.  M.  Selleck,  and  D.  W.  Pardee,  Samuel  Tay- 
lor, L.  J.  Hendee,  A.  C.  Goodman,  F.  J.  Kingsbury,  G.  W. 
Russell. 

Aged  and  Infirm  Clergy,  and  Widows'  Fund. — Trus- 
tees, Rt.  Rev.  John  Williams,  Rev.  Dr.  Vibbert,  Rev.  E.  Harwood, 
Rev.  Dr.  Olmstead,  J.  W.  Fowler,  J.  C.  Hollister  (Treas.),  F. 
J.  Kingsbury. 

CLERGY. 

Adams,  Chas.  G.  Southport  Bost\viek,Wm.  L.*  New  Britain 
Andrews,  Wm.  G.  Guilford  Boylston,  Chas.  W.  Glastonb'y 
Ashley,  Richard  K.  Norwich  Bradin,  James  W.  Hartford 
Babcock,  E.  W.  New  Haven  Brathwaite,  F.  W.  Stamford 
Bailey,  Samuel  R.  Oxford   Brewster,  Joseph*  New  Haven 

Barbour,  J.  H.  Hartford  Broadwell,  Homer  J.       Wilton 

Barnett,  F.  W.  Canaan   Brown,  E.  R.  New  Milford 

Beardsley,  E.  E.      New  Haven  Brush,  Jesse  Sa v  brook 

Beck  with,  I.T.  ( Prof.  )Trin.  Col.   Buck,  Geo.  Northford 

Beeman,  A.  E.  Unionville  Buck,  H.  H.  New  Haven 

Bennett,  L.  T.  Guilford  Buckingham,  W.  B.   N.  London 

Betts,  John  H.  So.  Glastonbury  Bulkley,Wm.  H. Stepney  De^ot 
Bielby,  Wm.  F.  Mystic  River  Burnham,  N.  H.  Collinsville 
Bingham,  J.  F.*  Hartford  Chapman,  A.  T.  Putnam 

Binney,  John  (Prof.)  Middlet'n  Clapp,  H.  S.  Wethersfield 

Bishop,  E.  F.*  Bridgeport  Clark,  Geo.  H.*  Hartford 

Bissell,  Linus  P.*  Hartford  Clarke,  Sylvester  Bridgeport 
Bodley,  H.  I.  Canaan  Coit,  T.  W.  (Prof.)  Middletown 


145 


Colburn,  Wm.  B.    Bridgewater 

CoJey,  James  K.  Westport 

Coolev,  Wm.  C.  Roxburv 

Cotton,  C.  W.  Pine  Meadow 
Converse,  R.  R.  M.  Waterbury 
Darby,  Henry  Bridgeport 

Davis,  Sheldon*  Ansonia 

Deshon,  Giles  H.  Meriden 

Drumm,  James  0.  Bridgeport 
Duffield,  S.  B.*  Bridgeport 
Eastman,  G.  C.  V.  Bridgewater 
Eddv,  Clavton  East  Haven 
Ellsworth,  J.  W.  Hebron 

Elwood,  David  M.*  Stamford 
Ferris,  Charles  Sharon 

Fitch,  Henrv*  New  Haven 
Fitzgerald,  J.  H.  Milford 

Fogg,  T.  B.*  Brooklyn 

French,  Louis  Darien 

Fuller,  S.  (Prof.)  Middletown 
Gardiner,  E.  C.  Nangatuck 

Gardiner,  F.  (Prof.)  Middlet'n 
Garfield,  N.  L.  New  Haven 
George,  J.  F.  Woodbury 

George,  J.  H.  "Windsor  Locks 
Giesv,  Sam'l  H.  Norwich 

Gilliland,  J.  D.  Plymouth 

Goldsborough,  A.  Stonington 
Goodrich,  J.  B.  Windsor 

Goodridge,  Ed.  Warehouse  P'nt 
Goodwin,  Francis*  Hartford 
Gregory,  Henrv  T.  Groton 

Griswold,  G.  0.*  Guilford 

Hall,  Byron  J.  Danbury 

Hall,  Samuel  Long  Hill 

Hal  lam,  I.  W.*  Stonington 
Harriman,  F.  D.*  Portland 

Harriman,  F.  W.  Portland 

Hart,  Samuel  (Prof.)  Trin.  Col. 
Harwood,  Edwin  New  Haven 
Henry,  Francis  A.  Ridgefield 
Hibbard,  Geo.  P.  So.  Norwalk 
Horton,  Sanford  J.  Cheshire 
Huntington,  J.  T.  Hartford 
10 


Hyde,  Joseph  W.  W.  Hartford 
Jacocks,  J.  G.*  New  Haven 
Jarvis,  S.  F.  Brooklyn 

Jewett,  Edgar  H.  Norwich 

Johnson,  E.  E.  Hartford 

Johnson,  W.  A.  Salisbury 

Johnson,  W.  E.  Bristol 

Kelley,  C.  W.  Yantic 

Knowles,  W.  C.  Killingworth 
Lewis,  A.  N.  Westport 

Lines,  E.  S.  New  Haven 

Lombard,  J.  K.  Fairfield 

Lounsbury,  G.  E.*  Norwalk 
Lusk,  Wm.,  Jr.  North  Haven 
Marks,  W.  L.  North  Guilford 
Mason,  Arthur*  Hartford 

Mathison,  R.  L.  Poquetannock 
Maxcy,  E.  W.  Bridgeport 

McCook,  J.  J.  East  Hartford 
Myrick,  H.  L.  Sandy  Hook 

Micou,  R.  W.  Waterbury 

Miller,  A.  Douglas  Middletown 
Morris,  L.  F.  Bethany 

Nichols,  W.  F.  Hartford 

Ockford,  T.  S.  Thomaston 

Pardee,  J.  D.  S.  Sevmour 

Pattison,  E.  C.  Bethel 

Peck,  Wliliam  L.  Marbledale 
Pine,  G.  S.  New  Canaan 

Potter,  Collis  I*  Clinton 

Powers,  H.  N.  Bridgeport 

Pynchon,  T.  R.  Pres.  Trin.  Col. 
Raftery,  Oliver  H.  Cheshire 
Randall,  H.  C.  Essex 

Randall,  A.  T.  Meriden 

Richardson,  N.S.*E.  Bridgeport 
Roberts,  W.  C.  Ansonia 

Robinson,  J.  B.  Bethlehem 

Rogers,  J.  H.  New  Britain 

Rumney,  Geo.  East  Haddam 
Russell,  Francis  T.  Waterbury 
Sanford,  Elihu  T.  Westville 
Sanford,  D.  L.  Stafford  Springs 
Sanford,  D.  P.     Thompsonville 


146 


CLERGY. 


Sanford,  F.  R.  Middle  Had  dam 
Scott,  James  L.*  Wallingford 
Selleck,  Charles  M.  Norwalk 
Seymour,  S.  0.  Litchfield 

Shears,  A.  G.*  New  Haven 
Shepard,  P.  L.  Old  Saybrook 
Sherman,  H.  M.  Wolcottville 
Simonson,  L.  Hartford 

Sloan,  Arthur  Stratford 

Smith,  Geo.  H.  Yalesville 

Spencer,  Wm.  G.  New  Haven 
Spooner,  C.  A.*  Norwich 

Stanley,  G.  M.  Winsted 

Stoddard,  James'  Watertown 
Stone,  Hiram  Bantam 

Sturgis,  Isaac  C.  Kent 

Sumner,  Wm.  G.(Prof.)Yale  C. 
Tarrant,  H.  Huntington 

Tatlock,  William  Stamford 
Torrence,  Geo.  P.  Bethel 


Thorne,  R.  T. 
Tongue,  T.  0. 
Townsend,  John 
Tuttle,  Ruel  H* 
Vibbert,  Wm.  E. 
Walker,  Millidge 
Warner,  Beverly  E.  Manchester 
Warner,  G.  R.  "  Monroe 

Watson.  John  H.  Hartford 

Welton,'  X.  A.     Redding  Ridge 
Whaley,  P.  H.  Hartford 

Whitcome,  E.  L.  Brookfield 
Whitlock,  H.  R.*  Rockville 
Whittlesey.  Elisha 
Wiklman,"J.  E. 
Wilkins,  G.  M. 
Williams,  John  R. 
Witherspoon,  0.  Birmingham 
Woodward,  F.  B.  Watertown 
Yarrington,  B.  M.      Greenwich 


New  Haven 

TarirTville 

Middletown 

Windsor 

Fair  Haven 

Lime  Rock 


Hartford 

Wallingford 

Newtown 

Westport 


METHODIST     EPISCOPAL. 

Conferences. — The  churches  on  the  east  side  of  the  Con- 
necticut River  belong  to  the  New  England  Southern  Conference. 
The  churches  on  the  west  side  of  the  river  nearly  all  belong 
to  the  New  York  East  Conference,  and  are  embraced  in 
the  New  Haven  and  New  York  East  Districts ;  this  Conference 
meets  April  5,  1883,  at  New  York  City.  A  few  churches  in  the 
northwest  corner  of  the  State  are  attached  to  the  Poughkeepsie 
district  of  the  New  York  Conference. 

Presiding  Elders  of  Districts. — New  Haven,  Rev.  G.  A. 
Hubbell,  New  Haven;  New  York  East,  Rev.  Wm.  T.  Hill, 
New  Haven;  Providence,  Rev.  D.  A.  Whedon,  D.D., 
Providence,  R.  I.;  Providence,  Rev.  M.  J.  Talbot,  D.D., 
Providence,  R.  I. 

CLERGY. 

Abbott,  A.  V.  R.        Yalesville  Arnold,  H.  H.  Eagleville 

Abbott,  Ira*            Middlebury  Aston,  H.  Greenwich 

Abbott,  L.  VV.*           Ridgefield   Ayers,  E.  J.  Moosup 

Adams,  B.  M.                 Meriden   Baker,  F.  A.  Greeneville 

Amidon,  Sandford       Hopeville   Baker,  Henry  Stamford 

Anthony,  E.  M.      Stafford ville  Barton,  W.  H.  Thoraaston 


147 


Beach,  John  W.  .  Middletown 
Benton,  Erastus*  Staff dSpr'gs 
Benton,  T.  J.*  Niantie 

Benton,  S.  0.  New  London 

Bentley,  G.  R.  E.  Woodstock 
Bentley,  L.  D.  Norwich 

Bessey,  A.  B.  Eastford 

Betts*  Jacob  Mashapaug 

Blood,  L.  W.  West  Thompson 
Booth,  Albert  Plattsville 

Bray,  E.  L.  Kensington 

Brewster,  G.  W.  Norwich  T'n 
Brown,  I).  L.  Mystic 

Brown,  H.  N.  Montville 

Buck,  C.  H.  New  Haven 

Buell,  M.  I).  Hartford 

Butler,  G.  H.  E.  Glastonbury 
Burnes,  H.  E.  Birmingham 

Cady,  W.  0.  Portland 

Carroll,  J.  M.  Forest ville 

Chase,  S.  E.  Rocky  Hill 

Clark,  R.  Niantic 

Coburn,  G.  L.  Wethersfield 
Codling,  Robert*  Winsted 

Cole,  H.  M.  East  Hampton 
Corbet,  W.  P.  New  Haven 

Coultas,  A.  J.  Jr.  Mystic  B'dge 
Crawford,  M.B. Tutor  Middlet'n 
Cromlish,  John  So.  Norwalk 
Cross,  S.  V.  B.  East  Thompson 
Cunningham,  E.  Ansonia 

Dalrimple,  C.  H.  Somers 

Davenport,  Z.*  Saugatuck 

Davis,  C.  S.  Vernon  Depot 

Dodge,  J.  0.  South  Coventry 
Douglass,  W.  L.  Roxbury 

Dusenberre,  G.  B.  Simsburv 
Dutcher,  E.  H.  No.  Wilton 

Dyson,  R.  D.  Moodus 

Edwards,  N.  Xaugatuck 

Eggleston,  A.  C.  Bristol 

Ela,  Walter  Hazardville 

Ellis,  W.  W.  So.  Coventry 

Elliott,  B.  F.        Haddam  Neck 


Eldridge,  R.  S.  Bloomfield 

Emerson,  Warren  W.*Thc  mps'n 
Fernald,  0.  H.  Portland 

Field,  Julius*  Durham 

Fletcher,  E.  S.  Warehouse  Pt. 
Ford,  C.  B.  Waterbury 

Fuller,  G.  L.*  Norwalk 

Gilbert,  W.  T.  Cornwall  Bridge 
Gammons,  J.  G.  Gurleyville 
Goodenough,  A.  H.  High  Ridge 
Goodrich,  N.  Quarryville 

Gowan,  J.  C.  S.  Manchester 
Graves,  G.  A.  New  Canaan 
Hammond,  Chas.  Windsorville 
Hammond,  S.  M.  New  Haven 
Harrington,  C.  S.(Prof.)  Midt'n 
Harris,  C.  E.  New  Haven 

Haugh,  J.  S.  North  Canton 

Hill,  A.  So.  Norwalk 

Hill,  A.  S.*  New  Haven 

Hill,  Morris*  New  Haven 

Hill,  Moses*  Norwalk 

Hill,  W.  T.  New  Haven 

Holden,  C.  W.  Norwich 

Home,  J.  W.  South  port 

Hoyt,  W.  C  *  Stamford 

Howson,  John  Thompsonville 
Hubbell,  Geo.  A.  New  Haven 
James,  J.  H.  Danielsonville 
Judd,  H.  Q.  Bridgeport 

King,  G.  C.  Norwich 

Kingsley,  A.  W.  Burnside 

Kirkley,  W.  'Voluntown 

Kristeller,  S.  Copper  Hill 

Lansing,  I.  J.  Stamford 

Latham,  H.  D.*  Madison 

Lippitt,  N.  G.  Norwich 

Little  wood,  T.  D.  Stepney 

Loom  is,  R.  H.  Hartford 

Lovejoy,  J.  Baltic 

Lyon,  C.  W.  Seymour 

Martin,  H.  H.  No.  Manchester 
Marwick,  W.  F.  Madison 

Martin,  W.  W.  Mianus 


148 


McAllister,  A.  West  Suffield 
McBurney,  S.  Willimantic 

McGuire,  W-  W.      W.  Granby 

McKeown,  S.  Jewett  City 

McNichol,  W.  West  Stratford 
Mead,  A.  H.  Watertown 

Mead,  Nathaniel*  Stamford 
Mitchell,H.G.(Tutor)  Middlet'n 
Montgomery,  H.  Norwich 

Morse,  C.    "  Putnam 

Morse,  C.  S.  Uncasville 

Munson,  J.  0.  Redding 

Munson,  W.  A.*  New  Haven 
Nash,  David  Windsor 

Newell,  F.  C.  N.  Grosvenordale 
Newell,  W.  C.  Lyme 

Nickerson,  L.  D.  Bridgeport 
North,  C.  J.  Torrington 

Oldham,  J.  Thompsonville 
Osborn,  David  Saugatuck 

Osborne,  T.  G.*  Norwalk 

Palmer,  A.  P.  Stafford  Springs 
Parker,  John*  Meriden 

Pease,  H.  F.  So.  Norwalk 

Pegg,  C.  M.  Georgetown 

Pegg,  John  Danbury 

Pierce,  L.  Vernon  Depot 

Perrv,  L.  P.  New  Mil  ford 

Pilkington.  J.  Milford 

Pilsbury,  B.  Durlmm  Center 
Phelps/ B.  C*  Vernon  Depot 
Porter,  N.  L.  Hamden 

Povey,  Richard  Rockville 

Prentice,  Geo. (Prof.)  Middlet'n 
Revnolds,  R.  K.*  New  Britain 
Rice,  W.  X.  (Prof.)  Middleto'n 
Richardson,  L.  Darien 

Robinson,  H.  D.  New  London 
Robin>on,  J.  West  Goshen 

Roden,   Robert        Sandy  Hook 


Rogers,  W.  R.  Beacon  Falls 

Sands,  S.  A.  New  Haven 

Sanford,  Isaac  *  Middlefield 

Saunders,  F.  Essex 

Scon  eld,  Henrv  So.  Britain 

Scofield,  S.  W*  Stamford 

Scudder,  M.  L.  Bethel 

Seaman,  S.  A.  Stratford 

Sherman,  J.  H.  Versailles 

Silliman,  Cyrus*  Southport 
Smith,  I.  E.          West  Winsted 

Smith,  Joseph  Middlefield 

Smith,  S.  K."  Westville 

Smith,  W.  F.*  Middletown 

Sprouls,  S.  Attawaugan 

Stebbins,  W.  H.  Southington 

Stenhouse,  C.  A.  Colchester 

Stoddard,  W.  P.  Hockanum 

Taylor,  G.  L.  Ridgefield 

Taylor,  W.  A.  Wapping 

Thaver,  0.  H.  Square  Pond 

Thomas,  W.  H.  Norwalk 

Thompson,  G.  L.  Hartford 

Tinker,  E.  Norwich 

Tregaskis,  Jas.  Putnam 

Turkington,  Wm.  Gale's  Ferrv 
Turkington,  W.H.  Tolland  Cen. 
Vinton,  Joseph  Windsor  Locks 

Wake,  Wm.  Middleburv 

Wardell,  W.  H.  New  Britain 

Warner,  E.  Clinton 

Watt,  T.  J.  Litchfield 

Webster,  W.  R.  Cheshire 
Westgate,G.L.  (Prof.)Middlet'n 
White,  M.  C.(Prof.)New  Haven 

Wilson,  W.  C.  Westport 

Wing,  C.  S.  Bridgeport 

Wooding,  G.  W.  New  Haven 

Wvatt,  A.  H.  Middletown 


Morris,  R.  R. 


AFRICAN  METHODIST. 
Hartford    Houghton,  F.  M. 


Middletown 


CLERGY.  149 

PRESBYTERIAN. 

PRESBYTERY  OF  WEST  CHESTER. 
Meets  the  2d  Tuesday  of  April  and  1st  Tuesday  of  October-. 
SYNOD  OF  NEW  YORK. 

Meets  on  the  3d  Tuesday  of  October. 

GENERAL   ASSEMBLY. 

Meets  on  the  3d  Thursday  in  May. 

CLERGY. 

Those  marked  *  have  no  pastoral  charge.     Those  marked  f 

are  pastors  of  Congregational  churches. 

Augur,  Luther  H.f    Greenwich  Kelsey,  Wm.  S.*  Hartford 

Barnum,  F.  S.  Thompsonville  McKelvey,  H.  A.*  Bridgeport 
Culver,  A.  W.f  Woodbury  Moore,  John*  Hartford 

Davenport,  H.  A.  Bridgeport  Payson,  Edward  P.f  Ansonia 
Ely,  James*       Thompsonville  Reid,  Lewis  H.f  Canaan 

Greenleaf,Josephf  New  Canaan  Riggs,  C.  H.*  Bristol 

Griggs,  C.  E.*  Chaplin   Sawyer,  Rollin  A.*     N.  Haven 

Hammond, Ed. Payson*  Vernon  Swan,  Benjamin  L.f  Monroe 
Hodge,  J.  Aspinwall  Hartford  Symington,  Chariest  Suffield 
Hoisington,  H.  R.f      Coventrv  Upson,  C.  E.*  New  Haven 

Hull,  Erwin  C.*  Ellsworth  Vail,  Richard  P.  H.  Stamford 
Huntting,  William*    Stamford  WyckofT,  J.  L.  R.f    Woodbury 


UNIVERSALIS!?. 

State  Convention  meets  on  3d  Wednesday  in  September.  Rev. 
J.  H.  Chapin,  Ph.D.,  Meriden,  Pres't;  F.  M.  Brown,  Hartford, 
Vice-Pres't;  J  as.  E.  Bidwell,  Middletown,  Treas. ;  Rev.  John 
Lyon,  Bridgeport,  Sec'y ;  R.  T.  Buss,  M.  M.  Whittemore,  E.  C. 
Pinney,  Trustees;  Revs.  G.  V.  Maxham  and  A.  J.  Aubrey,  J. 
L.  Lockwood,  Committee  on  Fellowship,  Ordination,  and  Dis- 
cipline. 

Missionary  Fund,  $20,423. 

CLERGY. 
Amies,  J.  H.  New  London  Houghton,  M.  H.      New  Haven 

Aubrey,  A.  J.  Danbury  Houghton,  F.  M.      Middletown 

Blackford,  L.  P.  Norwich  Hoyt,  E.  A.         Thompsonville 

Chapin,  J.  H.  Meriden  Lvon,  John  Bridgeport 

Davis,  S.  A.  Hartford   Maxham,  G.  V.  Stafford 

Dearborn,  W.  H.  Hartford  Partridge,  J.  C.        Long  Ridge 

Dodge,  J.  S.,  Jr.  Stamford  Stickney,  W.  A.         Cromwell 

Grant,  E.  M.  Stamford    Waldo,  J.  C.  New  London 


150 


ROMAN  CATHOLIC. 

Diocese  of  Hartford  embraces  Connecticut. 
Rt.  Rev.  Laurence  MoMahon,  Bishop. 
Vicar- General,  Thomas  Walsh,  Meriden. 


CLERGY. 


Ariens,  J.  Dayville 

Brady,  Hugh  J.  New  Haven 
Bray,  Bernard  New  Milford 
Broclrick,  Thos.  New  London 
Briscoe,  Ambrose  New  Haven 
Byrne,  Michael  J.  Litchfield 
Bvrne,  P.  Ansonia 

Carroll,  J.  H.  Middletown 

Campbell,  Jas.  F.  Manchester 
Carmody,  Hugh  New  Britain 
Coleman,  Thos.  New  Haven 
Connolly,  Jas.  Wallingford 

Ooyle,  John  Stafford  Springs 
Cooney,  Thomas  Putnam 

Cooney,  John  New  Haven 

Creedon,  John  Moosup 

Cremmons,  Denis  Fairfield 

Crowley,  M.  J.  Hartford 

Curtin,  J.  Hartford 

Daly,  Michael  Middletown 

Desmond,  Denis  Middletown 
Dolan,  John  F.  New  Britain 
Donahoe,  Michael  Waterbury 
Donahoe,  P.  Thomp«onvilIe 
Doolan,  W.  Meriden 

Dougherty,  J.  B.  Mystic 

DuBruycker,  F.  L.  Willimantic 
Duggan,  John  Waterbury 

Duggan,  P.  Torrington 

Dunn,  Ter.  Moosup 

Dunn,  Thos.  Danbury 

Fagan,  James  Naugatuck 

Fitzpatrick,  J.  S.  New  Haven 
Fitzsimons,  Luke  Hartford 

Flannigan,  W.J.  Grosvenordale 
Fleming,  John  Portland 

Fones,  J.  W.  Thomaston 


Fox,  P.  Lakeville 

Furlong,  John  Rockville 

Gaffney,  Eugene  Thomaston 
Gleason,  J.  J.  New  Milford 
Gleason,  Joseph  M.  Thomp'ville 
Grogan,  R.  New  Britain 

Hagerty,  A.  New  Haven 

Haggertv,  D.  Manchester 

Harry,  W.  A.  Hartford 

Hughes,  James  Hartford 

Hunt,  M.  Hartford 

Joynt,  T.  P.  Jewett  City 

Keating,  P.  Westport 

KeefTe,  F.  P.  Middletown 

Kelly,  M.  F.  Windsor  Locks 
Kenned}-,  P.  M.  Birmingham 
Lancaster,  J.  W.  New  Haven 
Larkin,  James  New  Haven 

Lawler,  Patrick  P.  New  Haven 
Lawlor,  Martin  P.  Danbury 
Lenehan,  John  F.  New  London 
Lynch,  Henry  J.  Lakeville 
Lynch,  Michael  J.  Hartford 
Lynch,  Thomas  Westerly,  R.  I. 
Mallon,  Hugh  Wallingford 

Marschall,  H.  Grosvenordale 
Martin,  Edward  Branford 

McAlennv,  Paul  Kensington 
McCabe,'P.  J.  Hartford 

Mc  Cart  in,  Jas.  Newtown 

McElroy,  Chas.  J.  Hartford 
McGee,  E.  P.  Birmingham 

McGivney,  M.  J.  New  Haven 
McKeown,  M.  Stafford  Springs 
McMahon,  J.  T.  E.Hartford 
Mulcahy,  John  A.  New  Haven 
Mulholfand,  Pat'k    Fair  Haven 


MEDICAL.  151 

Murphy,  John  F.         Cromwell  Sheridan,  Wm.  E.  Hartford 

O'Brien,  E.  J.                Hartford  Skelley,  Peter  Portland 

O'Brien,  James  C.        Hartford  Slocum,  W.  Hartford 

O'Connell,  Patrick  E.  Bridgep't  Smith,  J.  J.        Windsor  Locks 

O'Donnell,  J.                Danbury  Smith,  Thos.  Greenwich 

O'Farrell,  J.  J.             Norwich  Sweeney,  T.  Norwich 

O'Keefe,  F.  P.   Westerly,  R.I.  Synnott,  John  Jewett City 

Preston,  Thos.               Meriden  Synnott,  Joseph  Middletown 

Princen,  H.          Danielsonville  Synnott,  Thos.  Bridgeport 

Quinn,  John  F.           Tariffville  Tierney,  M.  Hartford 

Quinn,  John  H.  Norwich  Thompson,  J.       Danielsonville 

Koddan,  M.  C.                 Bristol  Trainor,  Hugh  Nor  walk 

Rogers,  John  F.  E.  Bridgeport  Van  den  Noort,  J.  Baltic 

Rogers,  Wm.  Stamford  Van  Opysen,  Alphonse  Meriden 

Russell,  John                Norwalk  Vygen,  Eugene  J.  Putnam 

Schaele,  Jos.            New  Haven  Walsh,  James  Bristol 

Shahan,  P.  P.                Norwich  Walsh,  H.  T.  Stamford 

Shahan,  T.                         Baltic  Walsh,  Thaddeus  Ridgefield 

Shelly,  Thomas      Birmingham  Walsh,  Thomas  Meriden 

Sheridan,  B.  O'R.     Collinsville  Walsh,  Laurence  Waterbury 
Sheridan,'  Philip              Chester 


Jewish  :  Victor  Rundbacken,  D.D.,  Hartford ;  Judah  Wechsler 
Samuel  Kohn,   New  Haven;  Casper  Bruner,  Bridgeport. 

Lutheran  German:  C.  H.  Siebke,  New  Haven;  Nicholas 
Soergel,  Rockville;  Chas.  F.  W.  Rechenberg,  Greenwich;  C. 
A.  Graeber,  Meriden;  T.  A.  Tilly. 

MEDICAL. 

CONNECTICUT  MEDICAL  SOCIETY. 

Next  Annual  Meeting,  4th  Wednesday  of  May,  1883. 

President,  Wm.  G.  Brownson,  New  Canaan. 

Vice-Pres.,  E.  B.  Nye,  Middletown. 

Secretary,  C.  W.  Chamberlain,  Hartford. 

Treasurer,  E.  P.  Swasey,  New  Britain. 

Committee  of  Examination,  Wm.  G.  Brownson,  D.  A. 
Cleaveland,  C.  E.  Hammond,  H.  S.  Fuller,  Orlando  Brown,  P. 
A.  Jewett,  J.  C.  Grannis,  C.  B.  Newton. 


152  MEDICAL. 

To  Nominate  Physicians  to  the  Retreat  for  Insane, 
G.  S.  Piatt,  C.  H.  Bill,  S.  G.  Risley,  A.  Woodward,  Lowell 
Holbrook. 

To  Nominate  Professors  in  the  Medical  Department 
of  Yale  College,  R.  S.  Goodwin,  Isaac  G.  Porter,  M.  B.  Ben- 
nett, W.  J.  Beach,  Orlando  Brown. 

Dissert ator  to  the  next  Convention,  H.  E.  Gates. 
Alternate,  P.  Cassidy. 


STATE  BOARD  OF  HEALTH. 
Members  appointed  by  the  Governor  and  Senate. 
President,  Dr.  J.  S.  Butler,  Hartford. 
Secretary,  Dr.  C.  W.  Chamberlain,  Hartford. 
Prof.  C.  A.  Lindsley,  M.  D.,  New  Haven. 
Prof.  Wm.  H.  Brewer,  New  Haven. 
Hon.  A.  E.  Burr,  Hartford. 
Hon.  A.  C.  Lippitt,  New  London. 
Grove  H.  Wilson,  M.  D.,  Meriden. 


CONNECTICUT  ECLECTIC  MEDICAL  ASSOCIATION. 

Annual  Meeting,  2d  Tuesday  of  May. 
President,  Byron  W.  Pease,  Thomaston. 
Vice-Pres.,  Theodore  Brockway,  New  Hartford. 
Cor.  and  Rec.  Sec,  N.  D.  Hodgkins,  Rocky  Hill. 
Treas.,  LeRoy  A.  Smith,  Higganum. 
Censors,  Drs.  Linquist,  Bailey,  Munn,  Ripley,  and  Leete. 


CONNECTICUT  HOMEOPATHIC  MEDICAL  SOCIETY. 

Annual  Meeting,  3d  Tuesday  of  May. 
President,  W.  B.  Dunning,  Hartford. 
Vice-Pres.,  B.  H.  Cheney,  New  Haven. 
Sec.  and  Treas.,  E.  B.  Hooker,  Hartford. 
Librarian,  Grove  H.  Wilson,  Meriden. 
Executive  Committee,  Drs.  Hooker,  Dunning,  and  Sanford. 
Censors,  Drs.  C.  E.  Sanford,  A.  H.  Allen,  A.  S.  Osborne,  E. 
E.  Case,  J.  M.  Tabor. 


MEDICAL.  153 

PHYSICIANS  AND  SURGEONS. 

Members  of  the  Connecticut  Medical  Society  are  designated 
thus  f,  and  of  the  Horaoepathic  Society  thus  J. 

.  HARTFORD  COUNTY. 
William  M.  Hudson,  Hartford,  President;  James  Campbell, 
Hartford,  Clerk. 
HARTFORD,  G.  W.  Avery, t  J.  F.  Axtelle,f  W.  T.  Bacon,f  A. 
W.  Barrows,f  D.  T.  Bromley,!  John  S.  Butler,t  Joseph  A. 
Coogan,!  David  Crarv,t  David  Crarv,  Jr.,f  James  Camp- 
bell^ C.  W.  Chamberlain,!  Noah  Cressy,!  F.  S.  Crossfield,! 
T.  D.  Crothers,f  G.  P.  Davis,f  Wm.  Deming,f  John  Dwver,!  P. 
W.  Ellsworth,!  H.  S.  Fuller,!  C.  E.  Froelich,!  Ellen  F.  Glad- 
win, P.  M.  Hastings,!  Geo.  B.  Hawlev,!  Harmon  G.  Howe,! 
E.  K.  Hunt,!  Wm.  M.  Hudson,!  G.  C.  Jarvis,!  M.  M.  Johnson.! 
W.  W.  Knight,!  J.  B.  Lewis,!  WT.  J.  Lewis,!  I.  W.  Lvon,! 
Nathan  Mayer,!  William  D.  Morgan,!  John  0' Flaherty,!  C. 
W.  Page,!  George  B.  Packard,!  George  L.  Parmele,!  G.  W. 
Russell,!  George  R.  Shepard,!  H.  P.  Stearns,!  J.  A.  Steven.! 
S.  B.  St  John,!  M.  Storrs,!  R.  B.  Talbot,!  R.  H.  Tiffany,! 
W.  H.  Tremaine,!  H.  S.  Trigg,!  W.  A.  M.  Wainwright,!  Eli 
Warner,!  Geo.  K.  Welch, f  August  Berger,  J.  S.  CurtisvAretus 
Rising.  Horn.,  E.  E.  Case,t  James  D.  Johnson,!  W.  B.  Dun- 
ning,! E.  B.  Hooker.!  C.  E.  Jones,!  C.  L.  Beach, t  E.  S. 
Davison,!  P.  D.  Peltier,!  L.  E.  Richardson,;  P.  S.  Starr,t  C. 

A.  Taft,!    G.    Swan.     Ecn   Henry   Bickford,   Thos.   Simmons, 
Hiram  J.  Wiers. 

AVON,  William  Howard,!  Ec,  R.  W.  Alcott. 
BERLIN,  Elishama  Brandegee,!  E.  H.  Meade.! 
BLOOMFIELD,  Henry  Gray.! 

BRISTOL,  Henry  E.  Way,f  Joseph  W.  Camp.   Horn.,  Edward 
P.  Woodward,  George  S.  Hull-!     Ec,  F.  H.  Williams. 
BURLINGTON,  Wm.  Elton. 
CANTON.    Collinsville,  Geo.  R.  Roberts,!  Geo. F.Lewis,! 

B.  Kasson.     Horn.,  J.  M.  Tabor. t     ITc,  C.  E.  Huggins. 
EAST  GRANBY,   Herbert  C.  Belden. 

EAST  HARTFORD,  Seth  L.  Childs,!  Lucius  W.  Mackin- 
tosh,! S.  B.  Newton,!  E.  J.  McKnight,!  W.  R.  Tinker.! 

EAST  WINDSOR.  Broad  Brook,  H.  C.  Allen.! 
Warehouse  Poist,  Marcus  L.  Fiske.! 


154  MEDICAL. 

ENFIELD,  Rial  L.  Strickland.f  Ec,  William  L.  Adams. 
Horn.,  J.  H.  Darling.J  Thompsonville,  G.  T.  Finch, f  Edward 
F.  Parsons. f 

FARMINGTON,  Franklin  Wheeler, f  Chas.  Carrington.f 
Untonville,  Everett  A.  Towne,  W.  W.  Horton.j  Horn.,  E. 
C.  King.J     Ec.%  E.  M.  Ripley. 

GLASTONBURY,  H.  C.  Bunce,f  J.  E.  Griswold.f  Eclectic, 
Daniel  T.  Kingsbury.  So.  Glastonbury,  Henry  M.  Rising.! 
E.  Glastonbury,  Ec,  Sabin  Stocking. 

GRANBY,  Francis  F.  Allen,f  G.  W.  Edwards.  Eg.,  \V.  A. 
Stratton. 

HARTLAND,  (East,)  H.  S.  Bell. 

MANCHESTER.  Bom..  Oliver  B.  Tavlor.  No.  Manches- 
ter, R.  M.  Griswold,f  F.  H.  Whiton,t  C.  H:  Weaver.f  So.  Man- 
chester, J.  N.  Parker.f  W.  R.  Tinker. t  Buckland,  Ec, 
C.    W.  Jaques,  Rufus  K.  Mills,  E.  J.  Vail. 

NEW  BRITAIN,  George  Clary,f  B.  N.  Comings,!  S.  Waldo 
Hart,!  E.  B.  Lyon,f  G.  S.  Stone",!  E.  P.  Swasey,!  M.  J.  Coho- 
lan,!  E.  D.  Babcock,  Benjamin  Way,  L.  M.  Smith.  Horn.,  Geo. 
P.  Cooley.t  Ec,  John  Koplitz,  L.  S.  Ludington,  W.  S.  Camp- 
bell. 

NEWINGTON,    Ec,  Louis  V.  Durand. 

PLAINVILLE,  T.  G.  Wright,!  Virgil  Buell,!  J.  X.  Bull.! 

ROCKY  HILL,  Rufus  W.  Griswold.!     Ec.,  N.  D.  Hodgkins. 

SIMSBURY,  Weatogue,  R.  A.  White,!  John  M.  French.! 
Horn.,  N.  W.  Holcomb.  Tabiffvillk,  G.W.  Sanford,!  C.  W. 
Wooster. 

SOUTHINGTON,  J.  P.  Fiske,!  F.  A.  Hart,  W.  G.  Sted- 
man.j  Horn.,  James  H.  Osborn.  Plantsville,  A.  J.  Weed, 
S.  J.  Allen,  Jr.     Ec,  Elmer  Horton.     Horn.,  J.  D.  Quill. 

SOUTH  WINDSOR,  E.  Windsor  Hill,  Sidney  W.  Rock- 
well,! Win.  Wood.! 

SUFFIELD,  J.  K.  Mason,!  Wm.  H.  Mather,!  0.  W.  Kellogg, 
Matthew  T.  Newton.     Eclectic,  I.  P.  Leete. 

WETHERSFIELD,  Abner  S.  Warner,!  Roswell  Fox. 

WINDSOR,  N.  S.  Bell,!  Samuel  A.  Wilson,!  J.  P.  SafTord. 
Poquonnock,  Robert  E.  Ensign.! 

WINDSOR  LOCKS,  S.  R.  Burnap.!     Horn.,  Frank  D.  Maine.J 


MEDICAL.  155 

NEW  HAVEN  COUNTY. 

N.   Nickerson,  Meriden,  President;   M.  N.  Chamberlin,  Ches- 
hire, Vice-President;  W.  H.  Holmes,  Branford,  Clerk. 
NEW  HAVEN,  Willis  G.  Ailing,  fG.  J.  Augur,!  W.  0.  Avres,t 

Farncis  Bacon, f  James  W.  Barker,!  W.  R.  Bartlett,f  Fred'k  Bel- 

losa,f  F.  E.  Beckwith,!  E.  H.  Bishop,!  Timothy  H.  Bishop,! 

Evelvn  L.  Bissell,!  W.  L.  Bradley,!  Henry  Bronson,!  George  M. 

Bush,!  W.  H.  Carmalt,!  H.  A.  Carrington,!  S.  W.  Chapman,! 

M.  A.  Cremin,!  D.  L.  Daggett,!  L  T.  Dav,t  H.  A.  Du  Bois,! 

Wm.  B.  DeForest,!    F.  L.    Dibble,!    James   J.   S.   Doherty,! 

Henrv  Doutteil,!  Edward  D wight,!  Gustave  Elliott,!  George 

B.  Farnam,t  H.  Fleischner,!  J.  F.  C.  Foster.!  T.  P.  Gibbons,! 
William  B.  Graves,!  William  PI.  Hawks,!  Wm.  H.  Hotchkiss,! 
Stephen  G.  Hubbard,!  Levi  Ives,!  Robert  S.  Ives,!  P.  A. 
Jewett,!  Walter  Judson,!  D.  C.  Leavenworth,!  A.  W. 
Leigh  ton,  B.  S.  Lewis,!  C.  P.  Lindslev,!  Charles  A.  Linds- 
Jev,t  J-  F.  Lines,!  Max  Mailhouse,!  'John  Nicoll,!  H.  A. 
Oakes,!  M.  C.  O'Connor,!  Chas.  E.  Park!,  Henry  Pierpont,! 
Arthur  Ruickoldt,!  Thomas  H.  Russell,!  Wm.  S."  Russell,!  L. 
J.  Sanford,!  Ira  S.  Smith,!  H.  B.  Smith,!  J.  E.  Stetson,  Chas. 
G.  Surridge,!  James  Iv.  Thacher,!  E.  L.  Thomson,!  T.  Beers 
Townsend,!  David  A.  Tvler,!  Nathan  P.  Tyler, f  Moses  C. 
White,!  F.  0.  White,!  ¥\  H.  Whittemore.!  F.  J.  Whittemore,! 
A.  E.  Winchell,!  C.  A.  Bartholomew,  J.  J.  Barrv,  Robert 
Crane,  C.  V.  R.  Creed,  V.  M.  Dow,  Rollin  McNeil,  L.'C.  Vinal. 
E.  L.  Washburne.     Horn.,  C.  B.  Adams,!  William  D.  Anderson.! 

C.  A.Dorman,!  B.  H.  Cheney,!  E.  C.  Miller,  I.  S.  Miller,  Leila 
Ren  Dell,  W.W.Rodman,  Wm.  H.  Sage,!  Paul  C.  Skiff,!  Charles 
Vishno.t  E.J.  Walker,  t  Ec..  M.  F.  Linquist.  Fair  Haven, 
S.  D.  Gilbert,!  C.  S.  Thomson,!  W.  H.  Thomson.!  Horn.,  H. 
E   Stone-!     Westville,  J.  W.  Barker.!     Ec,  J.  C.  Andrews. 

BETHANY,  B.  E.  Case.     Rom.,  Andrew  Johnson. 

BRANFORD,  Walter  Zink.!  C.  W.  Gaylord,!  E.  W.  Brain- 
ayd,  W.  C.  Holmes.!     Stony  Creek,  Justin  W.  Smith. 

CHESHIRE.  M.  N.  Chamberlin.!  Bom.,  W.  C.  Williams,! 
George  C.  F.  Williams.! 

DERBY,  Birmingham,  Ambrose  Beardslev,!  Geo.  L.  Beards - 
lev,!  Charles  H.  Pinnev,!  T.  B.  Jewett,!  F.  Hall.  Bom.,  A. 
W.  Phillips.!  Axsoma.  F.  P.  Blodgett,  S.  R,  Baker,!  Wm. 
Welch,  William  Terry,  Thomas  J.  0' Sullivan.! 

GUILFORD,  Alvan  Talcott,!  G.  P.  Reynolds,  F.  P.  Gris- 
wold.     Ec,  Hiram  I.  Fisk. 


156  MEDICAL. 

HAMDEN,  Edwin  D.  Swift,t  E.  E.  Swift,f  0.  F.  Treadwell,t 

F.  W.  Wright.!     Bot.,  Henry  I.  Bradley. 
MADISON,  Daniel  M.  Webb,t  Joseph  J.  Meigs. 
MERIDEX,   E.  T.   Bradstreet,f    A.    H.    Churchill,!    E.   M. 

Child,!  E.  T.  Cornwall,!  C.  H.  Howland,f    C.  H.  S.  Davis,! 

G.  D.  Ferguson,!  Anna  J.  Ferris,!  N.  Nickerson,!  J.  D.  Eggles- 
ton,!  A.  VV.  Tracv.f  Horn.,  Grove  H.  Wilson, t  E.  A.  Wilson, 
C.  J.  Mansfield. J  Ec,  John  Tait,  E.  C.  Newport,  S.  D.  Otis, 
South  Meriden,  Ec,  Charles  E.  Scott. 

MIDDLEBURY,  Marcus  DeForest,  Jr. 

MILFORD,  Hull  Allen,!  William  H.  Andrews,!  E.  B. 
Headv,!  Thomas  A.  Dutton.  Horn.,  C.  F.  Sterling.  W.  E. 
Reed.' 

NAUGATUCK,  E.  S.  Mears,  Franklin  B.  Tuttle,  A.  E. 
May.!     Bom.,  W.  F.  Hinckley. t 

NORTH  BRANFORD,  Edward  A.  WTood,  Wellington 
Campbell. 

NORTH  HAVEN,  R.  B.  Goodyear,!  Austin  Lord. 

ORANGE,  West  Haven,  John  F.  Barnett,!  Durell  Shepard. 

OXFORD,  Lewis  Barnes, t  John  Lounsbury.  Ec,  J.  H. 
Pardee. 

SEYMOUR,  S.  C.  Johnson.!  Joshua  Kendall,!  Thomas  Stod- 
dard.!    Bom.,  E.  R.  Warner.'    Ec,  F.  Wr.  Palford. 

SOUTHBURY,  Anthonv  B.  Burrittf  South  Britain,  Na- 
than C.  Baldwin,!  W.  S.  Miller.! 

WALLINGFORD,  C.  Hunt  Atwater,!  Nehemiah  Banks,! 
Henry  Davis,!  Benjamin  F.  Harrison,!  J.  D.  McGaughey.! 
Ec.,  Vincent  L.  Baldwin,  Hezekiah  Hall. 

WATER  BURY,  H.  E.  Castle,!  F.  P.  Esterbv,!  Edw.  L.  Griggs,f 
E.  W.  McDonald,!  J.  J.  M.  Neville,!  Alfred  North,!  Gideon  L. 
Piatt,!  C.  W.  S.  Frost,!  Walter  L.  Holmes,!  W.  L.  Barber,!  J. 
R.  Roberts,C.  S.  Rodman.  Horn.,  G.  P.  Swift,!  E.  P.  Greg- 
ory. J     ^LC-i  John  J.  Jaques,  Stephen  B.  Munn,  C.  S.  Yeamans. 

WOODBRIDGE,  Silas  C.  Hubbell,  J.  W.  Barker.! 

NEW  LONDON  COUNTY. 
E.  C.  Kinney,  Norwich,   President;    A.   Peck,  Norwich,  Clerk. 
NEW  LONDON,  Isaac   G.  Porter,!  F.  N.  Braman,!  Thomas 
S.    Steadman,     George  L.    Andrews,  R.   A.   Manwaring,!     A. 


MEDICAL.  157 

W.  Nelson,!  J.  G.  Stanton, f  F.  W.  Caulkins,  H.  S.  Corn- 
well,  Albert  Hobson.  Horn.,  A.  H.  Allen,!  D.  P.  Francis,  F. 
W.  Smith,t  Oscar  Sites.t     Ec,  0.  W.  Jewell. 

NORWICH,  L.  B.  Almv,t  E.  P.  Brewer,!  Chas.  M.  Carle- 
ton,!  Patrick  Cassidy,f  W.  H.  Dudley,!  E.  C.  Kinney,f  W.  II. 
Mason,!  A.  Peck,f  Elisha  Phinnev,!  Lewis  S.  Paddock,!  Wm. 
S.  C.  Perkins. t  S.  L.  Spraffue.f  C.  B.  Farnsworth,  J.  B.  F. 
Fuller,  0.  F.  Harris,  S.  £.  Maynard,  F.  A.  Tillinghast.  Bom., 
H.  M.  Bishop, t  J.  E.  Linnell,  E.  H.  Linnell.t  C.  E.  Stark,  t  J. 
A.  Rockwell. t  Ec,  0.  G.  Bailey,  A.  F.  Gallup,  G.  V.  Wilson. 
Bot.,  L.  L.  Button.      Greeneville,  Wrm.  Witter. t 

BOZRAH,  Nathan  Johnson,  E.  M.  Leffingwell. 

COLCHESTER,  Seth  L.  Chase,  R.  R.  Carrington,  H.  W. 
Robinson.     Horn.,  Soloman  E.  Swift. t     Ec,  C.  N.  Gallup. 

EAST  LYME,  Elisha  Monger, f  Daniel  Caulkins. 

FRANKLIN,  Ashbel  Woodward.! 

GRISWOLD,  George  H.  Jennings.!  Jewett  City,  Bom., 
Wm.  Soule. 

GROTON,  John  L.  Dodge.  Mystic  River,  John  Gray,! 
Edward  Coates.    Noank,  E.  Barber,  Orrin  E.  Miner. 

LEBANON,  W.  P.  Barber.!  Horn.,  C.  B.  Hobart.  Bane  Set- 
ter, Charles  Sweet. 

LED  YARD,  J.  A.  Brewster. 

LYME,  Hamburg,  J.  Griffin  Ely,  Edward  B.  Morgan. 

MONTYILLE,  John  C.  Bolles,  Earl  Mathewson.  Ec,  J.  R. 
Gay.    Uncasville,  Wm.  C.  Burchard.! 

NORTH  STONINGTON,   Edwin  H.  Knowles. 

OLD   LYME,  P.  0.,  Lyme,  Geo.  W.  Harris,!  E.  D.  Griffin.! 

PRESTON,  0.  F.  Harris. 

SALEM,  Francis  H.  Drew. 

SPRAGUE,  Baltic,  J.  E.  Gendron,  L.  J.  Piatt,  Thos.  A. 
Keables,  T.  J.  Stanton. 

STONINGTON.  George  D.  Stanton,!  Chas.  E.  Brayton.! 
Mystic,  Mason  Manning,!  A.  T.  Chapman,!  Frank  A.  Coates.j 
Mystic  Bridge,  E.  Frank  Coates.!  Bam.,  O.  M.  Barber,!  S 
E.  Peck. 

VOLUNTOWN,  Ransom  C.  Young. 


158 


FAIRFIELD  COUNTY. 


Wm.  C.  Wile,  Sandv  Hook,  President;  F.  M.  Wilson,  Bridgeport, 
Clerk. 

FAIRFIELD.  Horn.,  Samuel  Garlick.t  Ec,  Joseph  Dob 
son.  Southport,  Justus  Sherwood, t  Curtis  H.  Osborn.f 
Greenfield  Hill,  M.  V.  B.  Dunham. f     Henry  N.  Pettit. 

BRIDGEPORT,  A.  H.  Abernethv,t  J.  D.  Brags, t  W.  H- 
Bunnellf,  Curtis  H.  Bill,f  William  C.  Blood,  W.  C.  Bowers,f 
J.  R.  Cummins. f  S.  F.  Delamater,t  F.  B.  Downs,!  Robert  Hub- 
bard,! Geo.  F.  Lewis, t  Robert  Lauder,  f  T.  F.  Martin,  f  B.  W. 
Munson,t  A.  W.  Lyons,!  G.  L.  Porter, t  F.  A.  Rice,f  Mary  J. 
Rising,f  Charles  W.  Sheffrev,t  J.  S.  Silliman,  Andrew  J.  Smith,! 
George  M.  Teeple,!  F.  M.  Wilson,!  N.  E.  Wordin,f  J.  \V. 
Wright,!  F.  J.  Young,!  H.  L.  W.  Burritt,  Jas.  D.  Bragg,  Joseph 
Maddox,  T.  F.  Martin,  Charles  Kaem merer,  A.  A.  Holmes. 
Horn.,  Wm.  B.  Beebe,!  B  F.  Bronson,t  L.  H.  Norton,!  Charles 
E.  Sanford,t  C.  S.  Hoag,|  H.  P.  Cole,!  J.  W.  Metcalf.  Ec,  J. 
W.  King,  L.  A.  Shattuck,  J.  D.  S.  Smith,  Joseph  Fanvon. 
Bot.,  H.  M.  Richardson,  D.  W.  Bishop. 

DANBURY,  A.  E.  Adams,!  Jas.  Baldwin,!  R.  H.  Lynch,  Wm. 
C.  Bennett,!  F.  P.  Clark,!  John  H.  Benedict,  T.  A.  Clason,! 
Wm.  F.  Lacey,!  W.  G.  Wildman.f  Horn.,  Samuel  M.  Griffin,! 
S.  Penfield-!  Ec,  E.  A.  Brown,  Clarence  B.  Cooke.  Indian, 
G.  C.  Richards. 

BETHEL,  Alvin  E.  Barber,!  George  Benedict,  C.  R.  Hart. 
Horn.,  W.  S.  Putney. 

BROOKFIELD,  Amos  L.  Williams,!  Anson  P.  Smith. 

DARIEN,  R.  L.  Bohanan,!  Charles  T.  Darby. 

EASTON,  C.  B.  Hart. 

GREENWICH,  Sylvester  Mead,  F.  M.  Holly.  Horn.,  L.  P. 
Jones.!  Round  Hill,  J.  C.  White,  Geo.  H.  Fisher.  Mianus, 
James  L.  Marshall. 

HUNTINGTON,  Gould  A.  Shelton,!  Thomas  B.  Jewett. 

MONROE,  A.  W.  Lyon,  D.  A.  Richardson.! 

NEW  CANAAN,  W.  G.  Brownson,!  M.  F.  Osborn,  Wm. 
C.  Brownson.     Horn.,  Theodore  Roberts,  Ec,  Ellery  Clark. 

NEWTOWN,  F.  N.  Bennett,  Monroe  Judson.  Sandy  Hook, 
Wm.  C.  Wile,!  A.  P.  Smith,  G.  W.  Benedict.! 

NOR  WALK,  F.  V.  Brush,!  E.  C.  Clarke,!  James  G.  Greg- 
ory,!  G.  W.  Benedict,!  Jno.  C.  Kendall,!  H.  Hungerford,!  W. 


MEDICAL.  159 

A.  Lockwood,f  Robert  G.  Nolan,!  John  A.  McLean.  Bom., 
G.  S.  Comstock,  Dexter  Hitchcock.  South  Korwalk,  W.  C. 
Burke,  Jr.,!  R-  L.  Higgins,!  Chas.  J.  Bohannan.f  Horn.,  Emily 
Pardee. 

REDDING,  Moses  H.  Wakeman.f 

RIDGEFIELD,  0.  Starr  Hicock,t  Wm.  S.  Todd,f  Nehemiah 
Perry. 

SHERMAN,  John  N.  Woodruff.     Ec,  Henry  L.  Mallory. 

STAMFORD,  George  W.  Birch,  C.  K.  Daily,  H.  P.  Geib,f 
R.  G.  Griswold,  A.  M.  Hurlbut,f  J.  F.  Phillips,  Edward  E. 
Rowell,  Chas.  E.  Rowell,  Thomas  Skelding.  North  Stam- 
ford, Israel  Prior,  Francis  J.  Rogers.  Horn.,  Chauncev  M. 
Ayers,  C.  E.  Rowell,  E.  E.  Rowell.     Ec.,  Geo.  F.  Foote.J 

STRATFORD,  Edwin  D.  Nooner,!  Horn.,  G.  W.  A.  Col- 
lard,  t 

TRUMBULL,  Stepney,  Seth  Hill.f 
WESTON,  Frank  Gorham.f 

WESTPORT,  Geo.  B.  Bouton,f  Fred'k  Powers. t     Ec.,   Geo. 
W.  Ruber. 
"WILTON,  Samuel  H.  Huntington, f  Andrew  B.  Gorham.f 


WINDHAM   COUNTY. 

John  Witter,  Putnam,  President;  R.  Robinson,  Danielsonrille, 
Clerk. 

WINDHAM,  Willimantic,  L.  F.  Bugbee,t  John  Cotton,! 
0.  B.  Griggs,!  F.  0.  Bennett.!  T.  Morton  Hills,!  F.  H. 
Houghton,  C.  H.  Darid,  Samuel  Darid,  Fred'k  Rogers,!  Chas. 
J.  Fox,!  Casper  Barstow,!  D.  D.  Jacobs,  F.  H.  McNallv,  Daniel 
McGinness.  Horn.,  D.  C.  Card,  C.  H.  Colgrove.  Ec]  Isaac  B. 
Gallup. 

BROOKLYN,  William  Woodbridge,  Alfred  H.  Tanner. 
Horn.,.].  M.  Coburn. 

ASHFORD,  John  H.  Simmons.!  Westford,  George  F. 
Shore.     Westboro,  Remus  Robinson. 

CANTERBURY,  Charles  B.  Hicks,  G.  I.  Ross. 

CHAPLIN,  Orrin  Witter. 

EASTFORD.    Ec,  Elisha  K.  Robbins. 


160  MEDICAL. 

HAMPTON,  Charles  Gardiner.f 

KILLIXGLY,  A.  E.  Darling,!  H.  F.  Hammond.f  (East,) 
Edwin  A.  Hill.t  (South,)  E.  P.  Morse.  (West,)  Thomas 
Graves,t  Samuel  Hutchins,t  Rienzi  Robinson. f  Horn.,  0.  L. 
Jenkins.t 

PLAINFIELD,  E.  H.  Davis.f  Central  Village,  Charles 
H.  Rogers. f  Moosup,  Wm.  A.  Lewis, j  Frank  S.  Burgess. 
Wauregan,  W.  H.  Judson.f 

POMFRET,  Frederick  G.  Sawtelle.t 

PUTNAM,  F.  X.  Barolet,f  Henrv  W.  Hough,f  John  B.  Kent.t 
Omer  La  Rue,|  John  Witter.f  Ho?n.,  G.  L.  Miller,  A.  D.  Crab- 
tree. 

THOMPSON,  Lowell  Holbrook,t  E.  T.  Morse.f  North 
Grosvenordale,  A.  A.  Latour,f  C.  C.  Sargent.  Ec.%  G.  W. 
H.  Williams. 

SOUTH  WINDHAM,  Casper  Barstow.f 

WOODSTOCK.  (South,)  Horn.,  Geo.  A.  Bowen.  (East,) 
John  Cotton, f  Frank  H.  Olin.f  (West,)  Milton  Bradford.! 
Woodstock  Valley,  A.  S.  Leonard. f 


LITCHFIELD   COUNTY. 

Walter   S.  Munger,  Watertown,    President;   Willis   J.    Beach, 

Litchfield,  Vice-President;  J.  J.  Newcomb,  Litchfield,  Clerk. 

LITCHFIELD,  Henry  W.  Buel,t  Willis  J.  Beach,f  H.  E. 
Gates,!  J.  J.  Newcomb. t  Northjield,  J.  K.  Wallace,  C.  L. 
Blake.f 

BARKHAMSTED,  Bramwell  Gidman. 

BETHLEHEM,  W.  F.  Follansbee. 

CANAAN,  Falls  Village,  C.  W.  Camp,f  C.  B.  Maltbie, 
James  J.  Averill. 

CORNWALL.  West  Cornwall.  Edward  Sanford.f  .Corn- 
wall Bridge,  jEc.,  Thomas  S.  Hodge. 

GOSHEN,  Joseph  H.  North.! 

HARWINTON,  Virgil  Buell,|  R.  G.  Hassard. 

KENT,  John  W.  King. 

MORRIS,  C.  H.  Vibbert,  C.  H.  Gilbert.! 

NEW  HARTFORD,  Jerry  Burwell.f  Ec.t  Erskine  D.Curtiss. 
Pine  Meadow,  Ect  Theo.  T.  Brockway. 


MEDICAL.  161 

NEW  MILFORD,  James  Hine,  J.  C.  Barker.  Horn.,  Charles 
Taylor,  t     Gaylordsville,  Chas.  F.  Couch, t  M.  C.  Northrop. 

NORFOLK,  William  W.  Welch,!  J.  H.  P.  Stevens.! 

NORTH  CANAAN,  P.  0.,  Canaan,  Chas.  W.  Camp.f 

PLYMOUTH,  J.  B.  Heath.  Terryyille,  William  P. 
Swett,!  L.  T.  Piatt,  J.  H.  Trent. t 

ROXBURY,  Myron  Downs.f 

SALISBURY,  John  H.  Blodgett.  Lakeville,  Wm.  Bissell,t 
R.  P.  Knight, t  John  J.  Orton. 

SHARON,  Wm.  W.  Knight, t  Charles  H.  Shears,  Charles  S. 
Browne,  Ralph  Deming.f 

THOM ASTON,  F.  M.  Cannon, t  R.  S.  Goodwin,!  A.  G. 
Heanev,t  William  Woodruff. t  Ec.,  Bvron  W.  Pease.  Horn., 
Theo.  St.  John.f 

TORRINGTON,  Wolcottyille,  T.  S.  Hanchett,f  J.  W. 
Phelps,f  L.  H.  Wood.!  Bom.,  Bela  St.  John.  Ec,  George  L. 
Tiffany. 

WARREN,  John  B.  Derrickson.! 

WASHINGTON,  Orlando  Brown,!  W.  L.  Piatt.  New  Pres- 
ton, R.  A.  Marcy. 

WATERTOWN,  Walter  S.  Munger,!  Allyn  M.  Hungerford, 
F.  B.  Woodward. 

WINCHESTER,  West  Winsted.  John  W.  Bidwell,!  James 
Welch,!  F.  E.  Barrows,!  Frank  Gallagher,  Edward  H.  Welch. 
Horn.,  D.  Warren.     Ec,  Harvey  B.  Steele. 

WOODBURY,  Harmon  W.  Shove,!  Francis  W.  Brown,!  G. 
H.  Atwood,  Henry  S.  Kaasman,  L.  U.  Ketcham.  Ec.,  H.  G. 
Richards. 


MIDDLESEX  COUNTY. 

Miner  C.  Hazen,  Haddam,  President;   J.  Frank  Calef,   Crom- 
well, Clerk. 
MIDDLETOWN,  Joseph  W.  Alsop,  Jr.,!  Rufus  Baker,!  Geo. 
W.  Burke,!  Daniel  A.  Cleaveland,!  Francis  D.  Edgerton,!  W.  E. 
Fisher,!  J.  N.  Keinster,!  John  Morgan,!  Elisha  B.  Nye,!  Jas. 
B.   Olmsted,!   A.  M.  Shew,!  C.  E.  Stanlev,!  Joseph  Barratt, 
P.  V.   Burnett.!     Horn.,  W.  C.  Bell,!    A.  S.  Osborne,!  J.   D. 
Day.J     Be.,  Leonard   Bailey,    Frank   L.  Burr.      Bone   Setter, 
Gideon  H.  Sweet. 
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162  MEDICAL. 

HADDAM,  Miner  C.  Hazen,f  Selden  W.  Noyes.f  Higgaxum, 
Ec,  S.  B.  Bailey,  L.  A.  Smith. 

CHATHAM,  East  Hampton,  Albert  Field,f  Wm.  Notting. 
Horn.,  L.  F.  Wood. J     Middle  Haddam,   A.  B.  Worthington.f 

CHESTER,  Sylvester  W.  Turner,  f  Ambrose  Pratt. 

CLINTON,  G.  0.  Johnson,  David  A.  Fox.  Horn.,  Silas  E. 
Peck. 

CROMWELL,  J.  Frank  Calef,t  W.  B.  Hallock,f  John  Cod- 
land,  Charles  F.  Calef,  D.  L.  Rood. 

DURHAM,  R.  W.  Mathewson,f  E.  A.  Markham. 

EAST  HADDAM.  N.  0.  Harris.  Moodus,  A.  W.  Bell.f 
Bot.,  H.  C.  Cook. 

ESSEX,  Alanson  H.  Hough,  f  Charles  H.  Hubbard  t 

KILLINGWORTH,  Edward  P.  Nichols. 

OLD  SAYBROOK,  John  H.  Granniss.f 

PORTLAND,  C.  A.  Sears.f  C.  E.  Hammond,f  H.  S.Day. 

SAYBROOK,  Deep  River,  Edwin  Bidwell.f 

WESTBROOK,  G.  C.  H.  Gilbert,!  Thomas  B.  Bloomfield.t 


TOLLAND    COUNTY. 

C.  B.  Newton,  Stafford  Springs,  President;  Gilbert  H.  Preston, 
Tolland,  Clerk. 

TOLLAND,  Gilbert  H.  Preston.f 

BOLTON,  Charles  F.  Sumner.  | 

COLUMBIA,  Julian  La  Pierre,f  Theodore  R.  Parker. 

COVENTRY,  M.  B.  Bennett.f  South  Coventry,  Henry  S. 
Dean,t  Eli  P.  Flint,f  R.  H.  Goodrich. 

ELLINGTON,  Joel  A.  Warren.f 

HEBRON,  Cyrus  H.  Pendleton. 

MANSFIELD,  0.  G.  Kittridge,  Frederick  Johnson.t  Mans- 
field Center,   Edwin  G.  Sumner. 

SOMERS,  Erasmus  E.  Hamilton,  Wm.  B.  Woods.  Simon  P. 
Houghton. 

STAFFORD,  Wm.  N.  Clark.t  Stafford  Springs,  C.  B. 
Newton, t  F.  L.  Smith,f  J.  S.  Clark.  Horn.,  L.  B.  Richards, 
H.  D.  Gould,  J.  C.  Eaton. 


MILITIA.  163 

UNION,  William  Howard.! 

VERNON,  Vernon  Depot,  A.  R.  Goodrich.!  Rockville, 
Francis  L.  Dickinson,!  Stephen  G.  Risley,!  Frederick  Gil- 
nack,f  E.  K.  Leonard,!  Thomas  L.  Rockwell.  Horn.,  Giles 
Pease,  Elmer  L.  Styles,!  Charles  L.  Beach,  Geo.  0.  Royal. 

WILLINGTON,  Wm.  L.  Kelsey.! 

STA/PJE  MILITARY  ORGANIZATION. 

COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. 

His  Excellency  Thomas  M.  Waller. 

Aids-de-Camp,  Colonels  Norris  G.  Osborn,  William  N.  Wood- 
ruff, Luke  M.  Heery,  George  D.  Post. 

Adjutant-General,  Brig.-Gen.  Darius  N.  Couch. 

Assistant  Adjutant-General,  ColonelJoseph  J.  Sweeney. 

Quartermaster-General,  Brig.-Gen.  Thomas  McManus. 

Assistant  Quartermaster-General,  Lieut.  Col.  Jabez  L. 
Woodbridge. 

Paymaster-General,  Brig.-Gen.  James  B.  Coit. 

Commissary-General,  Brig.-Gen.  Francis  A.  Marden. 

Surgeon-General,  Brig.-Gen.  Evelyn  L.  Bissell. 
Governor's  Guards. 

1st  Horse,  Hartford  (chartered,  1788).  Major,  Chauncey  B. 
Boardman;  1st  Lieut.,  H.  C.  Hanmer;  2d  Lieut.,  H.  W. 
Rowley;  Quartermaster,  T.  N.  Griswold;  Cornet,  E.  F. 
Griswold. 

1st  Foot,  Hartford  (chartered  1771).  Major,  John  C.  Kinney; 
Capt.  and  1st  Lieut.,  James  C.  Pratt;  2d  Lieut.,  Theo.  C. 
Naedle;  3d  Lieut.,  J.  Robert  Dwyer;  4th  Lieut.,  Fayette  C. 
Clark;  Ensign  and  Adjutant,  C.  E.  Gilbert. 

2d  Horse,  New  Haven.  Major,  H.  H.  Strong;  Capt., 
R.  C.  Newton;  1st  Lieuts.,  V.  A.  Bartholomew,  W.  H.  Farn- 
ham,  Jr.;  2d  Lieuts.,  W.  B.  Hall,  H.  B.  Rowe;  Cornet, 
Frank  L.  Newton;  Quartermaster,  I.  W.  Hine. 

2d  Foot,  New  Haven,  (chartered  1775).  Capt.,  Edward  J. 
Morse;  1st  Lieut.,  Albert  M.  Johnson;  2d  Lieut.,  Frank  D. 
Brett. 


164  MILITIA. 

CONNECTICUT    NATIONAL    GUARD. 
Brigade   Officers. 

Brigadier-General,  Stephen  R.  Smith,  New  Haven. 

Brigade  Adjutant,  Lieut.-Colonel  Lewis  L.  Morgan,  New 
Haven. 

Brigade  Inspector,  Major  John  B.  Clapp,  Hartford. 

Brigade  Quartermaster,  Major  Thomas  L.  Watson, 
Bridgeport. 

Brigade  Commissary,  Major  Samuel  C.  Waldron,  Ston- 
ington. 

Brigade  Inspector  of  Target  Practice,  Major  Fred- 
erick A.  Spencer,  Waterbury. 

Aids-de-Camp,  Capts.  William  H.  Stevenson,  Bridgeport; 
Edwin  McNeill,  Litchfield. 

First  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Lucius  A.  Barbour,  Hartford;  Lieut.-Col.,  William  E 
Cone,  Hartford;  Major,  Arthur  L.  Goodrich,  Hartford;  Adjutant, 
John  K.  Williams,  Hartford;  Quartermaster,  Theron  C. 
Swan,  Hartford;  Paymaster,  Wm.  B.  McCray,  Hartford; 
Surgeon,  Geo.  W.  Avery,  Hartford;  Assistant  Surgeon,  Harmon 
G.  Howe,  Hartford;  Inspector  of  Target  Practice,  J.  L.  Wood- 
bridge,  No.  Manchester;  Chaplain,  James  W.  Cooper,  New 
Britain. 

Company  Commissioned  Officers. 

A.  Hartford.  Capt.,  Wm.  Westphal;  1st  Lieut.,  Edward 
Schulze;  2d  Lieut.,  Henry  F.  Smith. 

B.  Hartford.  Capt.,  Patrick  J.  Moran;  1st  Lieut.,  Thomas 
Flanigan ;  2d  Lieut.,  Patrick  H.  Smith. 

D.  New  Britain.  Capt.,  Augustus  N.  Bennett;  1st  Lieut., 
John  C.  Bingham;  2d  Lieut.,  Wm.  E.  Allen. 

E.  New  Britain.     Capt.,  Chas.  B.  Erichson;  1st  Lieut., 

;  2d  Lieut.,  George  0.  McLean. 

F.  Hartford.  Capt.,  Levi  H.  Hotchkiss;  1st  Lieut.,  Thomas 
T.  Welles;  2d  Lieut.,  Alexander  Allen. 

G.  Manchester.   Capt,,   ;  1st  Lieut,   Arthur 

J.  Wetherell;  2d  Lieut.,  Wm.  R.  Dunn. 

H.  Hartford.  Capt,  Geo.  A.  Cornell;  1st  Lieut.,  John  W. 
Crane;  2d  Lieut.,  Wm.  H.  McLean. 

K.  Hartford.  Capt.,  Thomas  M.  Smith ;  1st  Lieut.,  Chas. 
E.  Thompson;  2d  Lieut,,  Samuel  0.  Prentice. 


MILITIA.  165 

Second  Regiment. 
Colonel,  Charles  P.  Graham,  Middletown;  Lieut.-Col.,  Walter 
J.  Leavenworth,  Wallingford ;  Major,  Chas.  R.  Bannon,  Water- 
bury;  Adjutant,  Joseph  T.  Elliott,  Middletown;  Qr.  Master, 
Clayton  H.  Redfield,  New  Haven;  Paymaster.  Edward  S.  Hay- 
den,  Waterbury ;  Surgeon,  Evelyn  L.  Bisseil.  New  Haven;  Asst. 
Surgeon,  Geo.L.  Beardsley,  Birmingham;  Inspector  of  Target 
Practice,  Andrew  Allen,  New  Haven;  Chaplain,  Moses  H. 
Houghton,  New  Haven. 

Company  Commissioned  Officers. 

A.  Waterburv.  Capt..  Frank  R.  White;  1st  Lieut.,  John  B. 
Doherty;  2d  Lieut.,  Chas.  E.  Hall. 

B.  New  Haven.  Capt.,  Frank  W.  Tresing;  1st  Lieut.,  Wil- 
iam  Kaehrle;  2d  Lieut.,  John  Gutt. 

C.  New  Haven.  Capt.,  Joseph  H.  Keefe:  1st  Lieut.,  Edward 
Lynn;  2d  Lieut.,  Joseph  Garrity. 

D.  New  Haven.  Capt.,  Luzerne  I.  Thomas;  1st  Lieut.,  Geo. 
Lawrence;  2d  Lieut.,  Richard  W.  Waite. 

E.  New  Haven.  Capt.,  Henry  R.  Loomis:  1st  Lieut.,  Sam- 
uel A.  Downes;  2d  Lieut.,  Charles  W.  Bogue. 

F.  New  Haven.  Capt.,  George  S.  Arnold;  1st  Lieut.,  Arthur 
M.  Howarth;  2d  Lieut.,  Frank  T.  Lee. 

G.  Waterbury.  Capt.,  Patrick  F.  Bannon;  1st  Lieut.,  James 
Horigan;     2d  Lieut.,  John  H.  Reid. 

H.  Middletown.  Capt..  Everett  0.  Shaler;  1st  Lieut.,  Wesley 
U.  Pearne;  2d  Lieut.,  David  A.  Hatchings. 

I.  Meriden.  Capt.,  Henry  B.  Wood;  1st  Lieut.,  John  N. 
Lane;  2d  Lieut.,  Frederick  t.  Ward. 

K.  Wallingford.  Capt.,  George  H.  Yale;  1st  Lieut.,  Geo.  G. 
LaBarnes;  2d  Lieut.,  Chas.  0.  Norton. 

Third   Regiment. 

Colonel,  Wm.  H.  Tubbs,  New  London;  Lieut.-Col.,  William 
H.  Benrley,  New  London;  Major,  George  Havens,  New  London; 
Adjutant,  Chas.  F.  Chaney.  New  London;  Quartermaster, 
George  W.  Phillips,  Willimantic;  Paymaster,  Joseph  W.  Gil- 
bert, Norwich;  Surgeon,  Charles  M.  Carleton,  Norwich;  Asst. 
Surgeon,  Wm.  B.  Young,  Norwich;  Inspector  of  Target  Prac- 
tice, Samuel  J.  Miller,  Willimantic;  Chaplain,  Edward  W. 
Bacon,  New  London. 

Company  Commissioned  Officers. 

A.  Mvstic  Bridge.  Capt.,  John  H.  Hoxie;  1st  Lieut.,  Henrv 
J.  Hill;' 2d  Lieut.,  Wm.  C.  Jones. 


166  MILITIA. 

B.  Pawcatuck.  Capt.,  Michael  Twomey;  1st  Lieut.,  Daniel 
Keleher;  2d  Lieut.,  Cornelius  Bransfield. 

C.  Norwich.  Capt.,  Wm.  F.  Bidwell;  1st  Lieut.,  Charles  S. 
Ebberts;  2d  Lieut.,  Charles  H.  Gilbert. 

D.  New  London.  Capt.,  Fred'k  E.  St  Clare;  1st  Lieut.,  Wm. 
M.  Mason ;  2d  Lieut.,  Michael  J.  Roach. 

E.  Willimantic.  Capt,  Thomas  Foran;  1st  Lieut.,  James 
Haggerty;  2d  Lieut.,  Alexander  L.  Fuller. 

G.  Putnam.  Capt.,  Daniel  G.  Arnold;  1st  Lieut.,  Daniel  N. 
Medbury;  2d  Lieut.,  Chas.  A.  Jackson. 

I.  New  London.  Capt,  Abner  N.  Sterry;  1st  Lieut.,  J.  Em- 
erson Harris;  2d  Lieut.,  Frank  P.  Goff. 

K.  Willimantic.  Capt,  Carlile  P.  Boynton;  1st  Lieut.,  A. 
Benj.  Harrington;  2d  Lieut.,  George  H.  Spencer. 

Fourth  Regiment. 

Colonel,  George  S.  Crofut,  Bethel ;  Lieut-Col.,  Henry  Skinner, 
Winsted;  Major,  Jas.  C.  Crowe,  So.  Norwalk;  Adjutant,  David 
T.  Hubbell,  Bethel;  Quartermaster,  Henry  N.  Fanton,  Danbury; 
Paymaster,  George  S.  Rowe,  Winsted;  Surgeon,  George  F. 
Lewis,  Bridgeport;  Asst.  Surgeon,  William  C.  Burke,  Jr., 
Norwalk;  Inspector  of  Target  Practice,  Samuel  C.  Kingman, 
Bridgeport;  Chaplain,  Samuel  Scoville,  Stamford. 

Company  Commissioned  Officers. 

A.  Bethel.  Capt.,  Frederick  Cole;  1st  Lieut.,  George  W. 
Wheeler;  2d  Lieut.,  Frederick  E.  Bassett. 

B.  Bridgeport.  Capt.,  George  W.  Cornell;  1st  Lieut.,  Francis 
A.  King;  2d  Lieut.,  Chas.  A.  Blakeman. 

D.  South  Norwalk.  Capt.,  Edward  F.  Jennings;  1st  Lieut, 
Alvan  A.  Hauschildt;  2d  Lieut.,  William  F.  Ward  well. 

E.  Bridgeport.  Capt.,  Jas.  Sheridan;  1st  Lieut.,  James 
Donnelly;  2d  Lieut.,  John  J.  Glennon. 

F.  Norwalk.  Capt,  Addison  A.  Betts;  1st  Lieut,  Ferdi- 
nand B.  Smith;  2d  Lieut.,  Harvey  M.  Kent. 

G.  Danbury.  Capt.,  Christian  Quien;  1st  Lieut,  William 
Porter;  2d  Lieut,  Frank  R.  Nash. 

I.  Winsted.  Capt.,  Edward  Finn;  1st  Lieut.,  William  B. 
Phillips;  2d  Lieut,  Alfred  E.  Moore. 

K.  Stratford.  Capt.,  Chas.  Wilcoxson;  1st  Lieut.,  Bruce  H. 
Weller;  2d  Lieut.,  Eugene  Morehouse. 


BASKS.  1G7 

Fifth  Battalion.     (Colored.) 
Major,   Frank  M.   Welch,   Bridgeport;  Adjutant,   James  0. 
Jones,  New   Haven;  Quartermaster,  Wm.    P.  H.    Cross,  Hart- 
ford; Assistant  Surgeon, . 

Company  Commissioned  Officers. 

A.  New   Haven.     Captain,   George   W.   Ladieu;  1st  Lieut., 
Wm.  R.  Keyes;  2d  Lieut.,  Fleetwood  C.  Anthony. 

B.  Hartford.     Captain,  Lloyd   G.  Seymour;  1st  Lieut.,  L. 
Eugene  Seymour;  2d  Lieut.,  John  Jones. 

C.  Bridgeport.     Captain,   William   H.  Latimer;  1st   Lieut., 
Robert  Butler;  2d  Lieut.,  Charles  H.  Walker. 

Artillery. 

Battery  A. 

Captain,  William  H.  Lee,  Guilford. 

First  Platoon,  Guilford.    1st  Lieut.,  Wm.  T.  Foote;  2d  Lieut., 
Arthur  S.  Fowler. 

Second  Platoon,  Clinton ;  1st   Lieut.,  Holcomb  N.  Jones ;  2d 
Lieut.,  Reuben  H.  W.  Kelsey. 

Judge  Advocates. 

1st  Regtl.  District,  Major  Thomas  McManus,  Hartford. 
2d  Regtl.  District,  Major  H.  Lynde  Harrison,  Guilford. 
3d  Regtl.  District,  Major  John  A.  Tibbits,  New  London. 
4th  Regtl.  District,  Major  Samuel  Fessenden,  Stamford. 

Commissioners,  James  W.  Hyatt,  July  1,  1885,  Norwalk; 
Samuel  Q.  Porter,  July  1,  1883,  Farmington. 
National    Bank    Examiner,  A.  B.  Mygatt,  New  Milford. 


PRESIDENTS  AND  CASHIERS. 

They    reside  where  the  bank  is  located,  unless   otherwise 
specified.      The  National  Banks  hold  their  elections  on  the  2d 
Tuesdav  of  January,  and  therefore  the  officers  given  are  those 
elected  "in  1882. 
jEtna  N.   (Hartford.)      Pres.,  Wm.  R.  Cone;  Cash.,  A.  R.  HiU- 

yer. 
American  N.   (Hartford.)    Pres.,  Rowland  Swift;  Cash.,  John 

G.  Root. 
Ansonia  N.     Pres.,  Thomas   Wallace;  Vice-Prest.,  George  P. 

Cowles;  Cash.,    Chas.  H.  Pine. 


168  BANKS. 

Birmingham  N.  Pres.,  Edward  N.  Shelton;  Vice-President, 
David  W.  Plumb;  Cash.,  Joseph  Arnold. 

Bridgeport  N.  Pres.,  Monson  Hawley;  Cash.,  F.  N.Ben- 
ham. 

1  N.,  Bridgeport.  Pres.,  E.  S.  Hawley;  Cash.,  William  E. 
Seeley. 

Central  X.  (Middletown.)  Pres.,  Jesse  G.  Baldwin  ;  Cash., 
Henry  B.    Starr. 

Charter  Oak  N.  (Hartford.)  Pres.,  J.  F.  Morris;  Vice- 
Pres.,  Geo.  Sexton;  Cash.,  J.  P.  Taylor.       * 

Citizens'  N.  (Waterburv.)  Pres.,  F.  J.  Kingsbury;  Cash., 
F.  L.   Curtiss. 

City  N.  Bank  of  Bridgeport.  Pres.,  D.  N.  Morgan ;  Cash.,  T. 
L.  Bartholomew. 

City  N.  Bank  of  Hartford.  Pres.,  G.  F. Davis:  Cash.,  P.  S. 
Riley. 

City  Bank  of  New  Haven.  Pres.,  George  W.  Curtis;  Cash., 
Samuel  Lloyd. 

Clinton  N.      Pres.,  John  D.  Leffingwell;    Cash.,  E.  E.  Post. 

N.  B.  of  Commerce,  (New  London.)  Pres.,  William  H.  Barns; 
Cash.,  Charles  W.  Barns. 

Connecticut  N.  (Bridgeport.)  Pres.,  Samuel  W.  Baldwin; 
Cash.,  Henry  B.  Drew. 

Connecticut  River  Banking  Co.  (Hartford.)  Pres.,  Sam'l 
E.  Elmore;    Cash.,  M.  W.  Graves. 

Danbury  N.     Pres.,  Lucius  P.  Hoyt;  Cash.,  Jabez  Amsbury. 

Deep  River  N.  Pres.,  R.  P.  Spencer,  Chester;  Cash.,  Gideon 
Parker. 

N.  Exchange.  (Hartford.)  Pres.,  Francis  B.  Coolev;  Cash., 
John   R.   Redfield. 

Fairfield  County  N-,  (Norwalk.)  Pres.,  F.  St.  John  Lock- 
wood;  Vice-Pres.,  Joseph  W.  Hubbeli;  Cash.,  L.  S.  Coe. 

Farmers  and  Mechanics  N.  (Hartford.)  Pres.,  Alva  Oat- 
man;  Vice-Pres.,  Henry  Keney;  Cash.,   William    W.   Smith. 

Hartford  N.  Pres.,  Jas.  Bolter;  Cash.,  W.  S.  Bridgman; 
Asst.  Cash.,  Joseph  Breed. 

1  N.,  Hartford.  Pres.,  Erastus  H.  Crosby;  Cash.,  C.  S.  Gil- 
lette; Asst.  Cash., . 

Home  N.  (West  Meriden.)  Pres.,  A.  Chamberlain;  Cash.,  S. 
Norton,  Jr. 

Hurlbut  X.  (West  Winsted.)  Pres.,  Wm.  L.  Gilbert;  Cash., 
Henry  Gay. 

N.  Iron  Bank  of  Falls  Village.  Pres.,  A.  C.  Randall ;  Cash., 
D.  E.  Dean. 


BANKS.  ■  169 

1  X.  Bank  of  Killingly.      Pres.,  Henry   Hammond:   Cash., 

Henry  X.  Clemons. 
1  N.,  Litchfield.     Pres..  Henry  R.  Coit;  Vice-Pres..   Henry 

W.    Buel:    Cash.,  George  E.  J  ore-. 
Mechanics.  (New  Haven.)    Pres., Chas.  5.  Leete;  Vice-Pres., 

Jno.  P.  Tuttle :  Cash.,  Chas.  H.  Trowbridge. 
Mercantile  N.  (Hartford.)     Pres..  J.  Watson  Beach;  Cash., 

J.  B.  Powell. 
Merchants  X.    (New  Haven.)      Pres.,  H.  B.  Bige' 

John  C.  BradleV. 
Merchants   N.  Bank  of  Norwich.     Pres.,  John   Brewster: 

Cash.,  Jas.  M.  Meech;  Asst.  Cash..  Charles  Webb. 
Mei.iden  N.     Pres.,  Joel  I.  Butler;    Cash.,  Owen  B.  Arnold. 
Middlesex    County    N.     (Middletown.)    Pres..  George  W. 

Burr:  Cash.,  J.  E.  Bidwell. 
Middletown  N.     Pres.,  John  H.  Watkinson;  Cash.,  Melvin  B. 

Copeland:   Asst.   Cash.,  W.   H.   Barrows. 
1  X..  Middletown.      Pres.,  Benjamin  Douglas;  Cash..  J.  N. 

Camp. 
Mystic  X.     Pres.,  John  S.  Schoonover;  Cash..  J.  Watrous,  Jr. 
1  X..  Mystic  Bridge.     Pres..  Chas.  Mallorv:  Vice-Pres.,  Geo. 

W.  Mallory:  Cash.,  Eiias  P.  Randall. 
Mystic  River  X.    Pres.,  Francis  M.  Manning;  Cash.,  Henry  B. 

Noyes. 
New'  Britain  X.     Pres..  C.  B.  Erwin;    Cash..  A.  P.  Collins; 

Cash.,   A.  J.  Sloper. 
X..   New  England.  (Goodspeed's    Landing,    East   Haddam.) 

Pres.,  Thomas  Gross,  Jr.:  Cash..  A.  H.  Dayton. 
X..  New  Haven.      Pres.,  Wilbur  E.  Day;     Vice-Pres.,  Henry 

Trowbridge:  Cash.,  Robert  I.  Couch. 

1  X..  Xew^Haven.     Pres.,  H.  M.  Welch:  Cash.,  Wm.  Moul- 
throp. 

2  X..   New  Haven.      Pres..  Arthur  D.  Osborn;  Cash.,  Israel 
K.  Ward:  Asst.  Cash.,  Charles  A.  Sheldon. 

New  Haven  Couktt  X.  (Xew  Haven.)     Pres.,  James  E.  Eng- 
lish: Cash..   Leonard    S.   Hotchkiss. 

Xew  London   City  X.     Pres..   J.   X.    Harris:    Vice-Pres..  E. 
D.  Avery;  Cash.,  William  H.  Rowe. 

1  N., "New  Mileukd.     Pres..  A.  B.  Mvgatt.     Vice-Pre=..  H.  W. 
Booth.     Cash..  Henry  Ives;  Asst.  Cash.,  H.   S.  Mygatt. 

X.,  Xorwalk.     Pres."  Stiles  Curtis;    Vice-Pres..    Edward   P. 
Weed:     Ca=h..   R.   B.  Craufurd. 

1  X..  Norwich.      Pres..  Lucius  W.  Carroll;  Cash.,  Lewis  A 
Hvde. 


170  BANKS. 

2  N.,  Norwich.      Pres.,  E.  R.  Thompson;  Vice-Pres.,  C.  P. 

Cogswell;  Cash.,  E.  A.  Tracy. 
Norwich   N.      Pres.,   Frank   Johnson;    Cash.,   S.  B.  Meech. 
N.  Pahquioque,  (Danbury.;     Pres.,  Wm.  P.  Seelye;   Cash., 

M.  H.  Griffing,  Jr. 
Pawcatuck  N.  (Stcnington.)    Pres.,  Peleg  Clarke,  Jr. ;  Cash., 

J.  A.  Brown. 
Pequonnock  N.  (Bridgeport.)      Pres.,  Charles  B.  Hotchkiss; 

Cash.,  Isaac  B.  Prindle. 
Phoenix   N.    (Hartford.)      Pres.,   Henry  A.  Redfield;  Cash., 

Edward  M.  Bunce;  Asst.  Cash.,  Nile*  P.  Hough. 
1   N.,  Portland.     Pres.,  F.  Gildersleeve;  Vice-Pres.,  William 

W.  Coe;  Cash.,  John  H.  Sage. 
1  N.,  Putnam.     Pres.,  Gilbert  W.  PhiUips;  Cash.,  J.  A.  Car- 

penter. 
RockvilleN.     Pres.,  Chauncey  Winchell;  Vice-Pres.,  George 

Maxwell;  Cash.,  E.  C.  Chapman. 
1  N.,  Rockville.     Pres.,    George  Talcott;  Vice-Pres.,  C.    D. 

Talcott;  Cash.,  John  H.  Kite. 
Saybrook  N.,  of  Essex.      Pres.,  Jared  E.  Redfield,  Essex; 

Cash.,  Charles  S.  Hough. 
Shetucket    N.    (Norwich.)     Pres.,   Charles    Webb;     Cash., 

Wm.  Roath. 
1  N.,  South   Norwalk.    Pres.,   Dudley  P.   Ely.      Cash.,  J. 

J.  Millard. 
Southport  N.      Pres.,  Francis  D.  Perry;  Cash.,  E.  C.  Sher- 
wood. 
Stafford  N.  (Stafford  Springs.)     Pres.,  R.  S.  Beebe;  Cash., 

R.   S.  Hicks. 
Stamford  N.     Pres.,  Charles  A.  Hawley;  Cash.,  George  W. 

Glendining. 
1    N.,   Stamford.      Pres.,  Charles    W.   Brown;  Cash.,  A.  R. 

Turkington. 
State    (Hartford.)     Pres.,  Chas.  H.  Brainard;  Cash.,  Geo.  F. 

Hills. 
1  N.,  Stonington.     Pres.,  Wm.  J.  H.  Pollard;  Cash.,  Nelson 

A.  Pendleton. 
1  N.,  Suffifld.     Pres.,   I.   Luther   Spencer;  Cash.,  A.  Spen- 
cer, Jr. 
Thames   N.  (Norwich.)      Pres.,  Franklin  Nichols;  Cash.,  Ed. 

N.  Gibbs. 
Thompson    N.     Pres.,  Jeremiah  Olney;    Vice-Pres.,  Stephen 

Crosby;  Cash.,  Hiram  Arnold. 


STATISTICS    OF   BANKS.  171 

Tolland  County    N.    (Tolland.)    Pres.,   Lucius    S.   Fuller; 

Cash.,  Arthur  J.  Morton. 
N.  Tradesmen.     (New  Haven.)     Pres.,   Matthew  G.  Elliott; 

Cash..  George  A.  Butler. 
Uncas  X.   (Norwich.]     Pres., ;  Cash.,  Edw'd  H. 

Learned. 
Union.   (New  London.)     Pres.,  William  H.  Chapman;  Cash., 

L.  C.  Learned;  Asst.  Cash.,  J.  L.  Chew. 
Waterbury  X.     Pres.,  Augustus  S.  Chase;   Cash.,  Aug.  M. 

Blakesley. 
1  X.,  West  Meriden.     Pres.,  John  D.  Billard;  Cash.,  Charles 

L.  Rockwell. 
1  N.,  Westport.     Pres.   Horace  Staples;  Cash.,  B.L.  Wood- 
worth. 
N.  Whaling,  (New  London.)     Pres.,  Sebastian  D.  Lawrence; 

Cash.,  Belton  A.  Copp. 
Windham  N.     Pres.,  Thomas  Ramsdell;  Cash.,  Samuel  Bing- 
ham. 
Windham  County  N.    (Brooklyn.)  Pres.,  John  Palmer;  Cash., 

John  P.  Wood. 
1  X.    Winsted.     Pres.,    Elias    E.    Gilman;    Cash.,    Frank   D. 

Hallet. 
Winsted    N.   (Winsted.)     Pres.,    John    G.  Wetmore;   Cash., 

Henry  C.  Young. 
Yale  X.    New  Haven.)     Pres.,  F.  S.Bradley;  Cash.,  John  A. 

Richardson. 

Statistics  of  Banks,  December  1st,  1882. 

|  jThe  following  Table  contains  the  Capital,  Par  Value  of  Shares,  Dis- 
count Days,  and  Dividends  paid  during  the  past  year,  the  amount  and 
time  when  paid. 

.ffltna  N. 
American  N. 
Ansonia  X. 
Birmingham  N. 
Bridgeport  N. 
1st  N.  Bridgeport, 
Central  N. 
Charter  Oak  N. 
Citizens  N. 

City  N.  B.  of  Bridgeport, 
City  N.  B.  of  Hartford, 
City  B.  of  New  Haven, 


Capital. 

Shs. 

Dis.  Davs 

Dividends. 

$525,000 

100 

M.  W.  F. 

8  Jan.  JulY 

600,000 

50 

M.  W.  F. 

9  Jan.  July 

200,000 

50 

M.  Th. 

lyz  Jan.  July 

300,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

10  Jan.  July 

'  215,850 

50 

Tu.  F. 

10  Jan.  July 

210,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

11  Mav  Nov. 

150,000 

to 

W.  S. 

10  Jan.  July 

500,000 

100 

M.  W.  F. 

8  Jan.  July 

300,000 

100 

Tu. 

10  Jan.  July 

250,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

8  Jan.  July 

550,000 

100 

M.  W.  F 

2  Aug. 

500,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

3  Jan.  July 

172 


STATISTICS  OF  BANKS. 


Capital. 

Shs. 

Dis.  Days.    Dividends. 

Clinton  N. 

£75,000 

100 

W. 

10  Jan.  Jul7 

N.  B.  of  Com.  (N.  London),  300^000 

100 

M.Th. 

7  Jan.  JulJ 

Conn.  N.  (Bridgeport), 

£32,100 

100 

Tu.  F. 

10  Jan.  July 

Conn.  Riv.  B'k'gCo^HTc 

11,250,000 

50 

M.  Th. 

8  Jan.  July 

Danbury  N. 

327.000 

100 

W.  S. 

10  June  Dec 

Deep  River  N. 

150;000 

100 

M. 

9  Jan.  July 

N.  Exchange, 

500,000 

50 

M.  W.F. 

9  Jan.  July 

Fairfield  Co.  N. 

300,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

8  Jan.  July 

Farmers  &  Mech's  N. 

750,000 

100 

M.W.F. 

7  Jan.  July 

Hartford  N. 

1,132,800 

100 

M.  W.  F. 

9  June  Dec. 

IstN.  Hartford, 

650,000 

100 

M.  W.  F. 

6  Jan.  July. 

Home  N. 

600,000 

100 

Tu. 

8  Jan.  July 

Hurlbut  N. 

205,000 

100 

daily 

12  Jan.  July 

N.  Iron, 

200,000 

100 

M.  Th. 

8  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  Killingly, 

110,000 

100 

M. 

8  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  Litchfield, 

200,000 

100 

daily. 

8  Jan.  July 

Mechanics, 

300,000 

60 

Tu.  F 

4  Jan.  July 

Mercantile  N. 

500.000 

100 

M.  W.  F. 

7  Jan.  July 

Merchants  N.  (N.  Haven), 

500,000 

50 

Tu.  F. 

7  Jan.  July 

Merchants  N.  (Norwich), 

300,000 

40 

M.  Th. 

3 Sept.  M'ch 

Meriden  N. 

300,000 

100 

W. 

8  Jan.  July 

Middlesex  Co.  N. 

350,000 

100 

M.  Th. 

8  Jan.  July 

Middletown  N. 

369,300 

75 

Tu.  F. 

9  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  Middletown, 

200,000 

100 

M.  Th. 

7  Jan.  July 

Mystic  N. 

52,450 

50 

Tu. 

8  -lan.  July 

1st  N.  Mystic  Bridge, 

150,000 

100 

M. 

6  May  Nov. 

Mystic  River  N. 

100.000 

50 

Tu. 

8  Jan.  July 

New  Britain  N. 

310,000 

100 

Tu   F. 

8  Jan   July 

N.  New  England, 

130,000 

100 

M. 

8  Jan.  July 

N.  New  Haven, 

464,800 

100 

Tu.  F 

12  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  New  Haven, 

500,000 

100 

M.  Th. 

2d  N.  New  Haven, 

1,000,000 

100 

M.  Th. 

10  Jan.  July 

New  Haven  Co.  N. 

350,000 

10 

M.  Th. 

9  Apr.  Oct. 

New  Loudon  Citv  N. 

100,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

1st  N.  New  Milford, 

125,000 

100 

daily. 

10  Jan.  July 

N.  Norwalk, 

240,000 

100. 

Tu.  F. 

6£  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  Norwich, 

500,000 

100 

M.  Th. 

7  May  Nov. 

2d  N.  Norwich, 

300,000 

100 

M.  F. 

7  May  Nov. 

Norwich  N. 

220,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

7  June  Dec. 

N.  Pahquioque, 

250,000 

100 

W.  S. 

10  May  Nov. 

Pawcatuck  N. 

85,000 

50 

M. 

7  Dec.  June 

Pequonnock  N. 

200,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

8  Jan.  July 

Phoenix  N. 

1,000,000 

100 

M.  W.  F. 

10  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  Portland, 

150,000 

100 

M. 

7A  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  Putnam, 

150,000 

100 

aily. 

8  Jan.  July 

Rockville  N. 

300,000 

100 

Tu.  F. 

6  Jan.  July 

1st  N.  Rockville, 

200,000 

100 

Tb. 

10  Jan.  July 

Say  brook  N. 

100,000 

100 

M. 

8  Jan.  July 

Shetucket  N. 

100,000 

100 

M.  Th. 

8  June  Dec. 

SAVINGS    BANKS. 


173 


1st  X.  South  Xorwalk, 

Southport  N. 

Stafford  N. 

Stamford  N. 

1st  X.  Stamford, 

State. 

1st  X.  Stonington, 

1st  X.  Suffield, 

Thames  X. 

Thompson  X. 

Tolland  Co.  X. 

N.  Tradesmen, 

Uncas  X. 

Union, 

Waterburv  X. 

1st  X.  West  Meriden, 

1st  X.  Westport, 

N.  Whaling, 

Windham  X. 

Windham  Co.  X. 

1st  X.  Winsted, 

Wins  ted  X., 

Yale  X. 


Capital. 
200,000 
100,000 
200,000 
202,020 
200,000 
400,000 
200,000 
200,000 
1,000,000 
100.000 
100,000 
300,000 
300,000 
300,000 
500,000 
500,000 
300,000 
150,000 
100,000 
108,300 
50,000 
50,000 
750,000 


Shs. 

Dis.  Day: 

?.    Dividends. 

100 

Tu. 

8  May  Xov. 

100 

Tu.  F. 

12  Jan.  July 

100 

si 

6  Jan.  July 

30 

Tu.  F. 

12  Mar.  Sept. 

100 

Tu.  F. 

10  May  Xov. 

100 

M.  W   F. 

6  Jan.  July 

100 

M. 

8  Feb.  Aug. 

100 

M.  Th. 

7  Ma\  Xov. 

100 

Tu.  F. 

8  Mar"  Sept. 

100 

Tu. 

7  Apr.  Oct. 

100 

M. 

5  Jan.  July 

100 

Tu.  F. 

5  Jan.  July 

50 

M.  Th. 

6  May  Xov. 

100 

Tu.  F. 

7  Jan.  July 

50 

Tu.  F. 

6  Jan.  July 

100 

Sat. 

8  Jan.  July 

100 

Tu. 

7  Jan.  July 

25 

M.  Th. 

9  Jan.  July 

100 

w. 

100 

W. 

7  Jan.  July 

100 

100 

100 

Tu.  F. 

6  Apr.  Oct. 

SJ^TSTING-S   BANKS. 


The  following  Table  contains  the  names  of  the  Savings  Banks 
in  the  State;  the  names  of  the  Treasurers;  the  amount  of 
deposits  on  the  1st  of  October,  1882;  the  dividends  (per  cent.) 
for  the  year  ending  October  1,  1882,  and  when  paid: 


Xames  and  Treas.  Deposits. 

Ansonia,  Egbert  Bartlett,  $495,771.78 
Berlin,  (Kensington)  Royal  R.  Upson,    101,922.78 

Bridgeport,  Alex.  Hawlev,  3,009,320.39 

Bristol,  Miles  L.  Peck,    "  643,959.62 

Brooklyn,  Clarence  A.  Potter,  444,735.57 

Canaan,  Joseph  W.  Peet,  92,593.45 

Chelsea.  (Norwich,)  Geo.  D.  Coit,  3,378,025.01 

Chester,  Edward  C.  Hungerford,  92,977.39 

Citizens,  (Stamford,)  Wm.  C.  Hovt,  855,160.21 

Citv,(Bridgep't,)  S.  M.  Middlebrook,  1,982,228.75 

City,  (Meriden,)  C.  L.  Rockwell,  476,800.69 

Colchester,  J.  N.  Adams,  192,601.81 

Collinsville,  Samuel  N.  Codding,  285,147.11 


Dividends. 
5  J  a.  Jy. 
5  Ja.  Jy. 
4j  Ja.  Jy. 
5"  Ja.  Jy. 
4  Mh.  Sep. 
4  Ap.  Oc. 
4  Mh.  Sep. 
4£  Feb.  Au. 

4  Ja.  Jy. 
4£     Ja.  Jy. 

5  Ja.  Jy. 
4  Ap.  Oc. 
4J     Ja.  Jy. 


174  SAVINGS   BANKS. 

Names  and  Treas.                                         Deposits.  Dividends. 

Connecticut,  (N.  H.,)  Elliott  H.  Morse,  3,038,352.69  4       Ja.  Jv. 

Cromwell,  Dime,  S.  P.  Polley,                   99,538.78  4       Ja.  Jy. 

Danburv,  Henry  C.  Ryder,                   1,840,101.86  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Deep  River,  Henry  R.  Wooster,              595,330.07  4£  May  Nov. 

Derby,  T.  S.  Birdsev,                           1,077,S67.64  5       Ja.  Jy. 

Dime,  (Hartford,)  John  VV.  Welch,        185,159.05  5     Oct.  Ap. 
Dime,  (Middletown,)  Abel  C.  Allison,    40,304.80  No  Dividends. 

Dime,  (Norwich,)  J.  Hunt  Smith,       1,206,202.55  4   May  Nov. 

Dime,  (Thompson,)  Hiram  Arnold,        421,517.72  4£   Feb.  Au. 

Dime,  ( Wallingford,)  John  Atwater,      100,628.41  4^     Ja.  Jy. 

Dime,  (Waterburv,)  G.  S.  Parsons,       844,689.59  \     Ap.  Oc. 

Dime,  ( Willimantlc,)  J.  L.  Walden,        568,559.47  4^    Ap.  Oc. 

Eastford,  H.  B.  Burnham,                          13,451.09  2"          July 

Essex,  Edward  W.  Redfield,                   610,338.52  4$     Ja.  Jy. 

Fairfield  Co.,  (Norwalk)  Lester  S.  Cole,  392,307.48  4"     Ap.  Oc. 

Falls  Village,  U.  H.  Miner,                      409,236.89  4        Ja.  Jy. 
Far's  &  Mech's,  (Middletown,)  G.  N. 

Ward,                                             1,305,550.51  4    Feb.  Au. 

Farmington,  Julius  Gav,                       1,806,582.03  4j     Ja.  Jy. 

Freestone,  (Portland,)  Jno.  H.  Sage,      216,261.60  6  Feb.  Aug. 

Greenwich,  Mark  Banks,                         119,499.05  3-4    Ja.  Jy. 

Groton,  Abel  H.  Simmons,                       602,510.31  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Guilford,  Charles  Griswold,                   $132,945.57  4        Ja.  Jy. 

Higganum,  Edward  D.  Gilbert,                 25,357.56  4j      Ja.  Jy. 

Jewett  City,  H.  T.  Crosbv,                      409,531.31  5      Ap.  Oc. 

Litchfield,  H.  R.  Coit,                               770,272.01  5       Ja.  Jv. 

Manners,  (N.  London,)  J.  E.  Darrow,  1,327,406.87  4    Mh.  Sep. 

Mech's  &  Far's,  (Br'p't.)  L.  S.  Catlin,    320,627.99  4i     Ja.  Jy. 

Mechanics,  (Hartford,)  W.  W.  Jacobs,  1,342,844.24  4       Ja.  Jy. 

Mechanics,  (Winsted,)  E.  E.  Oilman,      366,818.96  4       Ja.  Jy. 

Meriden,  S.  H.  W.  Yale,                       1,451  603.76  5        Ja.  Jy. 

Middletown,  F.  L.  Gleason,                  5,290,844.35  4  May  Nov. 

Milford,  P.  S.  Bristol,                                104,758.07  5       ,Ta.  Jy. 

Moodus,  E.  W.  Chaffee,                            149,107.22  4h      Ja.  Jy. 

National,  (New  Haven,)  H.  B.  Ives,       633,056.75  4       Ja.  Jy. 

Naugatuck,  L.  S.  Piatt,                           142,216.01  5       Ja.  Jy. 

New  Britain,  W.  F.  Walker,                1,174,703.67  4       Ja.  Jy. 

New  Canaan,  Russell  L.  Hall,                  169,671.42  4       Ja.  Jy. 

New  Haven,  J.  1'.  Tuttle,                      5,055,673.52  4        Ja.  Jy. 

New  London,  J.  C.  Learned,                 3,193,072.62  4        Ja.  Jy. 

New  Milford,  Charles  Randall,               626,170.46  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Newtown,  H.  T.  Nichols,                         405,732.58  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Norfolk,  J.  N.  Cowles,                             144,965.93  4h     Ja.  Jy. 


TRUST   COMPANIES.  175 

Names  and  Treas.  Deposits.  Dividends. 

Norwalk,  G.  E.  Miller,  1,672,328.84  4       Ja.  Jy. 

Norwich,  Costello  Lippitt,  7,647.215.24  4       Ja.  Jy. 

Peoples,  (Bridgeport,)  F.  W. Marsh,  1,413,044.74  5       Ja.  Jv. 

Peoples,  (Rockville,)  E.  S.  Henry,  235,344.60  5       Ja.  Jy. 

Putnam,  Jerome  Tourtellotte,    "  771,013.16  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Ridgefield,  D.  Smith  Gage,  65,903.35  4£      Ja.  Jy. 

Rockville,  Lebbeus  Bissell,  758,053.97  5       Ap.  Oc. 

Salisbury,  (Lakeville,)  T.  L.  Norton,    493,863.27  4      Ap.  Oc. 
Society  for  Savings,  (Hartford,)  Z.  A. 

Storrs,  9,074,011.91  4     Ju.  Dec. 

Southington,  F.  D.  Whittlesey,  386,238.34  4^      Ja.  Jy. 

South  Norwalk,  John  H.  Knapp,  246,657.77  4"      Ja.  Jy. 

Southport,  Chas.  C.  Perry,  504,150.19  4        Ja.  Jy. 

Stafford,  R.  S.  Hicks,  424,952.84  5        Ja.  Jy. 

Stafford  Springs,  Alvarado  Howard,  306,844.01  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Stamford,  A.  A.  Holley,  1,487,158.52  5      Ap.  Oc. 

State,  (Hartford,)  John  W.  Stedman,  1,977,550.86  4    Feb.  Au. 

Stonington,  D.  B.  Spaulding,  685,817.94  4     Ju.  Dec. 

Suffield,  Samuel  White,  134,552.08  6    Feb.  Au. 

Thomaston,  G.  A.  Stoughton,  264,152.65  5        Ja.  Jy. 

Tolland,  Arthur  J.  Morton,  94,948.54  3^     Ja.  Jy. 

Union,  (Danbury,)  L.  R.  Treadwell,  600,599.29  4^    Ap.  Oc. 

Waterburv,  F.  Jf.  Kingsbury,  1,958,853.54  5    Feb.  Au. 

Westport/B.  L.  Wood  worth,  81,904.22  4^     Ja.  Jy. 

Willimantic,  H.  F.  Royce,  674,827.46  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Windham  Co.  (Dan'lv'e,)  Anth'y  Ames,  855,809.87  4      Ap.  Oc. 

Windsor  Locks,  A.  W.  Converse,  60,376.52  4     Ap.  Oc. 

Winsted,  George  S.  Rowe,  848,685.19  4J      Ja.  Jy. 

Woodbury,  David  S.  Bull,  169,527.28  4       Ja.  Jy. 

TRUST    COMPANIES. 

Hartford  Trust  Co.  Pres.,  William  Faxon;  Vice-Pres., 
Chas.  M.  Joslyn;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  R.  W.  Cutler.  Capital,  S250,- 
000. 

Conn.  Trust  and  Safe  Deposit  Co.,  Hartford.  Capital, 
$300,000.  Pres.,  Edward  B.  Watkinson;  Vice-Pres.,  John  B. 
Corning;  Treas.,  M.  H.  Whaples. 

Security  Company,  Hartford.  Capital,  $200,000;  surplus, 
$27,000.  Pres.,  Robert  E.  Day;  Treas.,  William  L.  Matson; 
Sec,  John  C.  Abbott. 


176  STATE    BANKS — INSURANCE. 

Equitable,  New  London.  Capital,  $1,500,000.  Pres.,  F.  B. 
Elliott:  Sec.  and  Treas.,  H.  R.  Bond;  Asst.  Sec.  and  Manager, 
Edwin  S.  Marston. 

Merchants  Loan  and  Trust,  Willimantic.  Capital,  $51,- 
600.  Pres.,  Wm.  C.  Jillson;  Vice-Pres.,  Ansel  Arnold;  Treas., 
O.  H.  K.  Rislev. 

Middlesex  Banking  Co.,  Middletown.  Capital,  S75,000. 
Pres.,  Robert  N.  Jackson;  Vice-Pres.,  M.  E.  Vinton,  Charles  E. 
Jackson;  Sec,  D.  T.  Haines. 

Thames  Loan  and  Trust,  Norwich.  Capital,  $100,000. 
Pres.,  Charles  Bard;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  J.  Hunt  Smith. 

Thompsonville.  Capital,  $25,000.  Pres.,  R.  B.  Morrison; 
Vice-Pres.,  Lyman  A.  Upson;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Willis  Gowdy. 

Union,  New  Haven.  Capital,  $100,000.  Pres.,  Henry  L. 
Hotchkiss.     Sec.  and  Treas.,  William  T.  Bartlett. 


STATE    BANKS. 


City.  New  Haven.  Capital,  $500,000.  Pres.,  George  W. 
Curti-;  Cash.,  Samuel  Lloyd. 

Conn.  River  Banking  Co.  Hartford.  Capital,  $249,880. 
Pres.,  Samuel  E.  Elmore;  Cash.,  Miles  W.  Graves. 

Mechanics.  New  Haven.  Capital,  $200,000.  Pre?.,  Chas. 
S.  Leete;  Cash.,  Chas.  H.  Trowbridge. 

State.  Hartford.  Capital,  $400,000.  Pres.,  C.  H.  Brain- 
ard;   Cash.,  George  F.  Hills. 

Union.  New  London.  Capital,  $300,000.  Pres.,  W.  H. 
Chapman;  Cash.,  L.  C.  Learned. 

United  States.  Hartford.  Capital,  $100,000.  Pres., 
Thomas  O.  Enders;    Cash,  Henry  L.  Bunce. 


UNTSTJR^NTCIC. 


COMMISSIONER,    JOHN    W.    BROOKS,  TORRINGTON,  TO    JULY    27, 
1883;  ACTUARY,  e.  a.  stedman;   CLERK,  LUTHER  BRONSON. 

FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

Hartford.     Capital,  $1,250,000.     Pres.,  George   L.  Chase; 
Sec,  C.  B.  Whiting.     Asst.  Sec,  P.  C.  Royce. 


INSURANCE.  177 

jEtna.  (Hartford.)  Capital,  84,000,000.  Surplus,  S5,000,000. 
Pres.,  Lucius  J.  Hendee;  Sec,  J.  Goodnow;  Asst.  Sec,  Wm. 
B.  Clark;  Gen.  Agent,  E.J.  Bassett. 

Connecticut.  (Hartford.)  Capital,  $1,000,000.  (Large  sur- 
plus.) Pres.,  J.  D.  Browne;  Sec,  Charles  R.  Burt;  Asst.  Sec, 
L.  W.  Clarke. 

Mekiden.  Capital,  $200,000.  Pres.,  A.  Chamberlain;  Vice- 
Pres.,  Eli  Butler;  Sec,  E.  B.  Cowles;  Treas.,  A.  Chamber- 
lain, Jr. 

National.  (Hartford.)  Capital,  $1,000,000.  Pres.,  Mark 
Howard;  Sec,  James  Nichols. 

Norwalk.  Capital,  $50,000.  Pres.,  William  C.  Street; 
Sec,  George  R.  Cowles;  Treas.,  Samuel  Lynes. 

Orient.  (Hartford.)  Capital,  $1,000,000.  Pres.,  S.  C.  Pres- 
ton; Vice-Pres.,  Newton  Case;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Geo.  W. 
Lester. 

Phcenix.  (Hartford.)  Capital,  $2,000,000.  Pres.,  Henrv 
Kellogg;  V.-Pres.,  A.  W.  Jillson;  Sec,  D.  W.  C.  Skilton;  Asst. 
Sec,  G.  H.  Burdick. 

People's.  (Middletown.)  Capital,  $101,500.  Pres.,  J.  G. 
Baldwin;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  S.  H.  Butler. 

Security,  (New  Haven.)  Capital,  $200,000.  Pres.,  Charles 
Peterson;  Vice-Pres.,  Charles  S.  Leete;  Sec,  Herbert  Mason, 
Ass't  Sec,  G.  E.  Nettleton. 


MUTUAL  FIRE  COMPANIES. 

Danbury.  Pre-.,  Fred'k  S.  Wildman;  Sec,  George  B.  Ben- 
jamin, Jr.;  Treas.,  Roger  Averill. 

Farmington  Valley.  Pres.,  Augustus  Ward;  Sec  and 
Treas.,  Piichard  H.  Gay. 

Farmers.  (Suffield.)  Pres.,  Samuel  White;  Sec.  and  Treas., 
W.  E.  Burbank. 

Farmers.  (Woodburv.)  Pres.,  Walter  S.  Curtiss;  Sec  and 
Treas.,  David  S.  Bull. 

Greenwich.  Pres.,  Thomas  A.  Mead;  Sec,  John  Davton; 
Treas.,  Odle  C.  Knapp. 

Hartford  County.  Pres.  and  Treas.,  Wm  E.  Sugden; 
Sec,  Wm.  A.  Irving. 

12 


178  INSURANCE. 

Harwinton.  Pres.,  Charles  S.  Barber;  Sec.  and  Treas., 
Addison  Webster. 

Litchfield.  Pres.,  Abijah  Catlin;  Sec.,  Charles  Adams; 
Treas.,  George  C.  Woodruff.   ' 

Madison.  Pres.,  George  Dowd;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  A.  M. 
Dowd. 

Middlesex  Mutual  Assurance  Co.  Pres.,  E.  Ackley ; 
Sec,  H.  F.  Boardman;  Asst.  Sec,  C.W.Harris;  Treas.,  Jno.  N. 
Camp. 

New  London  County.  (Norwich.)  Pres.,  E.  F.  Parker; 
Sec,  William  Roath. 

Norwich  Mutual  Assurance.     Pres., ;   Sec 

and  Treas.,  Asa  Backus. 

Rockville.  Pres.,  George  Maxwell;  Sec,  A.  T.  Bissell; 
Treas.,  George  Talcott. 

State  Mutual.  (Hartford.)  Pres.,  Ralph  Gillett;  Sec, 
Isaac  Cross,  jr. ;  Asst.  Sec,  W.  T.  Price. 

Tolland  County.  Pres.,  Lucius  S.  Fuller;  Sec,  John  B. 
Fuller;   Treas.,  E.  S.  Henry. 

Washington  Mutual.  Pres.,  S.  S.  Logan;  Sec,  George  K. 
Logan. 

Windham  County.  (Brooklyn.)  Pres.,  David  Greenslit; 
Sec.  and  Treas.,  John  Palmer. 


LIFE    COMPANIES. 

.Etna.  (Hartford.)  Assets,  $27,055,885.  Pres.,  Morgan  G. 
Bulkelev;  V.-Pres.,  J.  C.  Webster;  Actuary,  H.  W.  St.  John; 
Sec,  J/L.  English;  Con.   Phys.,  G.  W.  Russell. 

Charter  Oak.  (Hartford.)  Pres.,  George  M.  Bartholomew; 
Sec,  Charles  E.  Willard;  Con.  Phys.,  W.  A.  M.  Wainwright; 
Med.  Ex.,  M.  M.  Johnson. 

Connecticut  Mutual.  (Hartford.)  Assets,  $50,000,000. 
Pres.,  Jacob  L.  Greene;  V.-Pres.,  E.  15.  Watkinson;  Sec, 
John  M.  Taylor;  Asst.  Sec,  W.  G.  Abbot. 

Connecticut  General.  (Hartford.)  Assets,  $1,400,000. 
Pres.,T.  W.Russell;  Sec,  Fred.  V.  Hudson. 

Continental.  (Hartford.)  Capital,  $300,000.  Pres.,  Jas. 
S.  Parsons;  Sec,  Robt.  E.  Beecher;  Supt.  Agencies,  H.  P.  Bar- 
ton; Actuary,  II.  R.  Morley;  Med.  Ex.,   \V.  M.  Hudson. 


RAILROADS.  179 

Hartford  Life  and  Annuity.  Capital,  $250,000.  Pres., 
E.  H.  Crosby;  Sec,  Stephen  Ball;  Med.  Ex.,  Irving  W.  Lyon. 

Mutual  Benefit.  (Hartford.)  Pres  ,  Alfred  R.  Goodrich; 
Sec,  H,  P.  Duclos. 

Pikenix  Mutual  Life.  (Hartford.)  Assets,  $10,500,000. 
Pres.,  Aaron  C.  Goodman;  V.-Pres.,  Jonathan  B.  Bunce;  Sec, 
John  M.   Holcombe;   Con.  Phys.,  A.  W.  Barrows. 


ACCIDENT  COMPANIES. 

Travelers  Insurance  Co.  (Hartford.)  (Life  and  Accident.) 
Capital,  8600,000;  Cash  Assets,  $6,114,000.  Pres.,  J.  G.  Bat- 
terson;  Sec,  Rodney  Dennis;  Assist.  Sec,  John  E.  Morris; 
Actuary,  George  Ellis;  Supt.  of  Agencies,  E.  V.  Preston; 
Con.  Surgeon,  G.  P.  Davis;  Surg,  and  Adjuster,  J.  B. 
Lewis. 

Hartford  Steam  Boiler  Inspection  and  Ins.  Co.  Capi- 
tal, $200,000.  Pres.,  J.  M.  Allen;  V.-Pres.,  Wm.  B.  Franklin; 
Sec,  J.  B.  Pierce. 

Tobacco  Growers.  Pres.,  Lyman  Dunning;  Sec,  Charles 
H.  Briggs. 

JR^IXjPfcO^JDS. 

Commissioners. — George  M.  Woodruff,  Litchfield,  1883; 
John  W.  Bacon,  Danburv,  Julv  1,  1884;  William  H.  Havward, 
July  1,  1885.     Clerk,  Gebrge  t.  Utley,  Hartford. 

New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford. — Pres.,  George  H. 
Watrous,  New  Haven;  Vice-Pres'ts.,  E.  M.  Reed,  New  Haven, 
Charles  P.  Clark,  New  York;  Sec,  E.  I.  Sanford,  New  Haven; 
Treas.,  Wm.  L.  Squire,  New  York;  Supt.  N.  Y.  &  N.  H.  Di- 
vision, W.  H.  Stevenson;  Supt.  Hartford  Division,  C.  S.  David- 
son; Supt.  Shore  Line  Division, .  Di- 
rectors, Augustus  Schell,  A.  R.  Van  Nest,  Wm.  H.  Vanderbilt, 
Wilson  G.Hunt,  New  York;  Geo.  N.  Miller,  Southport;  Wm. 
D.  Bishop,  Nath'l  Wheeler,  Bridgeport;  Y..  H.  Trowbridge,  Geo. 
H.  Watrous,  E.  M.  Reed,  New  Haven;  Charles  M.  Pond,  Henry 
C.  Robinson,  Hartford;  Chester  W.  Chapin,  Springfield. 

Boston  and  New  York  Air  Line. — Pres.,  H.  B.  Hammond, 
N.  Y.;  Sec,  T.  L.  Watson,  Bridgeport;  Treas.,  D.  B.  Hatch,  N. 
Y. ;    Supt.,  Jos.  H.  Franklin,  New  Haven.      Directors,  H.  B. 


180  RAILROADS. 

Hammond,  A.  Duprat,  S.  S.  Sands,  James  D.  Smith,  D.  B. 
Hatch,  N.  Y. :  Theodore  Adams,  Philadelphia;  T.  L.  Watson, 
Bridgeport;  H.  G.  Lewis,  Simeon  K.  Baldwin.  New  Haven; 
John  N.  Camp,  Middletown;  Silas  T.  Loomer,  Willimantic. 

Colchester  Railway,  (Colchester  to  Turnerville.) — 
Pres.,  Erastus  S.  Day,  Colchester;  Sec,  Ira  A.  Dinsmore,  Col- 
chester; Treap.,  Giles  G.  Wickwire,  Colchester.  Directors,  E. 
S.  Day,  Giles  G.  Wickwire,  Leander  Chapman,  Colchester;  W. 
S.  Curtis,  G.  G.  Standish,  Willimantic. 

Connecticut  Central,  (Hartford  to  Springfield.) — Pres.  and 
Treas.,  D.  D.  Warren,  Springfield;  Vice-Pres.,  Francis  Gowdy, 
Melrose;  Sec  ,  T.  M.  Maltbie,  Hartford;  Directors,  D.  D.  War- 
ren, Win.  Birnie,  Springfield,  Mass.;  James  W.  Perkins,  Boston; 
Francis  Gowdy,  John  M.  Stiles,  J.  A.  Thompson,  Melrose; 
Simeon  E.  Baldwin,  New  Haven;  N.  S.  Osborne.  Lemuel 
Stoughton,  East  Windsor  Hill;  H.  P.  Stedman,  East  Hartford; 
E.  Prickett,  Hazardville;  E.  S.  Henry,  Rockville. 

Hartford  and  Connecticut  Western.  (Hartford  to 
Millerton.) — Pres.,  Wm.  L.  Gilbert,  West  Winsted;  Vice-Pres., 
C.  T.  Hillyer,  Hartford;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  E.  R.  Beardsley,  Hart- 
ford. Supt.,  John  F.  Jones.  Directors,  A.  H.  Holley,  Lake- 
ville;  Wm.  H.  Barnum,  Lime  Rock;  Chas.  T.  Hillyer,  L.  B. 
Merriam.  H.  S.  Barbour,  John  F.  Jones,  Hartford;  Wm.  L. 
Gilbert,  West  Winsted;  Lyman  Dunning,  East  Canaan;  Fred- 
erick Miles,  Chapinville;  E.  T.  Butler,  Norfolk;  Joseph  Toy, 
Simsbury  ;  ThomaS  Cornell,  Rondout,  N.  Y. 

Danbury  and  Norwalk. — Pres.,  James  W.  Hyatt,  Nor- 
walk;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Harvey  Williams;  Supt. /Lewis  W. 
Sandiforth,  South  Xorwalk.  Directors,  R.  P.  Flower,  N.  Y.  ■ 
Wm.  C.  Street,  James  W.  Hyatt,  Frederick  St.  John  Lock 
wood,  Chas.  E.  St.  John,  Norwalk;  Edwin  Sherwood,  South 
port:  Orrin  Benedict,  Bethel;  L.  P.  Hoyt,  E  S.  Tweedy 
Nathan   M.  George,  Danbury;  Henry  McIIarg,  Ridgefield. 

Hartford  and  Connecticut  Valley,  (Hartford  to  Say 
brook.) — Pres.,  and  Supt.,  Samuel  Babcock,  Hartford;  Asst 
Supt.,  Levi  Woodhouse,  Hartford;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  C.  H 
Smith,  Jr.,  Hartford;  Directors,  Samuel  Babcock,  Henry  C 
Robinson,  Richard  D.  Hubbard,  Hartford;  D.C.Spencer,  Old 
Say  brook;  Geo.  II.  Watrous,  E.  H.  Trowbridge,  New  Haven; 
N.  Wheeler,  W.  I).  Bishop,  Bridgeport;  C.  M.  Pond,  West 
Hartford. 

Housatonic,  (Bridgeport  to  Pittsfield,  Mass.)— Pres.,  WTm. 


RAILROADS.  181 

H.  Barnum,  Lime  Rock;  Vice-Pres.,  David  S.  Draper;  Sec. 
and  Treas.,  C.  K.  Averill — all  of  Bridgeport;  Directors,  Edward 
Leavitt,  Samuel  Willetts,  John  B.  Feck,  New  York;  William 
H.  Barnum,  Lime  Rock;  A.  B.  Mvgatt,  New  Milford;  Horace 
Nichols,  David  S.  Draper,  Wm.  D.  Bishop,  C.  K.  Averill,  Bridge- 
port. 

Naugatuck,  (Bridgeport  to  Winsted.) — Pres.,  E.  F.  Bishop, 
Bridgeport;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Horace  Nichols,  Bridgeport; 
Supt.,  George  W.  Beach,  Waterbury.  Directors,  E.  F.  Bishop, 
W.  D.  Bishop,  Russell  Tomlinson/ Bridgeport;  Royal  M.  Bas- 
sett,  Birmingham;  Henry  Bronson,  John  B.  Robertson,  New 
Haven;  J.  G.  Wetmore,  Winsted;  A.  L.  Dennis,  Newark,  N.  J.; 
F.  J.  Kingsbury,  W'aterbury. 

New  Canaan,  (Stamford  to  New  Canaan. )^Pres.,  S.  Y.  St. 
John,  New  Canaan;  Vice-Pres.,  Joseph  B.  Hoyt,  Stamford; 
Sec,  A.  F,  Jones;  Treas.,  George  F.  Lockwood — all  of  New 
Canaan.  Directors,  Selleck  Y.  St.  John,  Albert  S.  Comstock, 
WTilliam  G.  Webb,  William  E.  Raymond,  Edwin  Hoyt,  New 
Canaan;  Joseph  B.  Hoyt,  Stamford;  Willard  Parker,  New 
York;  S.  B.  St.  John,  Hartford;  Trustees,  William  E.  Ray- 
mond, New  Canaan;  A.  S.  Comstock,  New  York  City. 

New  Haven  and  Derby,  (New  Haven  to  Ansonia.) — Pres., 
J.  H.  Bartholomew,  Stony  Creek;  Vice-Pres.,  Charles  L. 
English;  Sec,  F.  E.  Harrison;  Treas.,  Charles  Atwater;  Supt., 
E.  S.  Quintard — all  of  New  Haven.  Directors,  Henry  S.  Daw- 
son, Charles  L.  English,  N.  D.  Sperry,  Joel  A.  Sperry,  Charles 
Atwater,  Isaac  Anderson,  M.  F.  Tyler,  New  Haven;  George  W7. 
Shelton,  Edward  N.  Shelton,  Birmingham;  J.  H.  Bartholomew, 
Stony  Creek;  Thomas  Wallace,  Franklin  Farrell,  George  P. 
Cowles,  Ansonia.  City  Directors,  John  B.  Robertson,  R.  W\ 
Armstrong. 

New  Haven  and  Northampton,  (New  Haven,  Conn.,  to 
Conway  Junction,  Mass.) — Pres.,  Charles  N.  Yeamans,  New 
Haven;  Sec.  and  Treas,  Edward  A.  Ray,  New  Haven;  Supt., 
Carl  A.  Goodnow,  New  Haven.  Directors,  Charles  N.*Yea- 
mans,  George  J.  Brush,  Daniel  Trowbridge,  George  H.  VVatrous, 
E.  H.  Trowbridge,  E.  M.  Reed,  New  Haven;  William  D.  Bishop, 
Bridgeport;  Charles  M.  Pond,  Hartford;  H.  G.  Knight,  East 
Hampton,  Mass. 

New  London  Northern,  (New  London,  Conn.,  to  Brattle- 
boro,  Vt.) — Pres.  and  Treas.,  Robert  Coit,  New  London.  Sec, 
J.  A.   Southard,  New  London;  Supt.,    Geo.  W.   Bentley,   Newr 


182  RAILROADS. 

London.  Directors,  W.W.  Billings, Wm.  H.  Barns,  Benj.  Stark, 
A.  Brandegee,  R.  Coit,  J.  N.  Harris,  New  London ;  C.  H.  Osgood, 
Norwich;  Wm.  H.  Hill,  Boston;  Wm.  Allen  Butler,  New  York; 
Thomas  Ramsdell,  Windham;  James  A.  Rumrill,  Springfield, 
Mass. 

New  York  and  New7  England. — Pres.,  James  H.  "Wilson; 
Sec,  James  W.Perkins;  Treas.,  George  B.  Phippen;  Gen- 
eral Manager,  Samuel  W.  Felton,  Jr.,  Boston:  Supt.  East  Div., 
C.  C.  F.  Bent— all  of  Boston.  West  Div.,  T.  W.  Kennan,  Hart- 
ford. Providence  Div.,  L.  W.  Palmer,  Providence.  Directors, 
Jesse  Metcalf,  Legrand  B.  Cannon,  Eustice  C.  Fitz,  Cyrus  W. 
Field,  Jonas  H.  French.  Jay  Gould,  R.  Suydam  Grant,  William 
T.  Hart,  Henry  L.  Higginson,  Hugh  J.  Jewett,  Frederick  J. 
King-bury,  George  B.  Roberts,  Russell  Sage,  James  H.  Wilson, 
Sidney  Dillon. 

New  York,  Providence  and  Boston  (New  London  to 
Providence,  R.  I.) — Pres.,  Samuel  D.  Babcock;  Vice-Pres., 
DavidS.  Babcock;  Treas.,  Henry  Morgan — all  of  New  York; 
Sec,  A.  R.  LongleyJr. ;  Engineer,  A.  S.  Mathews,  Stonington: 
Supt ,  J.  B.  Gardiner,  Providence,  R.  I.  Directors.  Samuel 
1).  Babcock,  David  S.  Babcock,  Henry  Morgan,  James  B. 
Johnston,  George  M.  Miller,  Edward  Morgan,  New  York;  N. 
F.  Dixon,  Westerly,  R.  I.;  John  A.  Burn  ham,  Boston;  Charles 
H.  Salisbury,  Providence;  Henry  Howard,  Coventry,  R.  I.; 
A.  S.  Mathews,  Stonington. 

Norwich  and  Worcester. — Pres.,  F.  H.  Dewey,  Wor- 
cester, Mass. ;  Treas.,  George  L.  Perkins;  Sec,  E.  T.  Clapp; 
Supt..  P.  St.  M.  Andrews — all  of  Norwich.  Directors,  J.  F. 
Slater,  Norwich;  F.  H.  Dewev,  Thos.  B.  Eaton,  Charles  W. 
Smith,  E.  L.  Davis,  Worcester;  W.  F.  Weld,  Boston;  W. 
Bayard  Cutting,  N.  Y. 

Ridgefield  and  New  York. — Pres.,  Ellwood  Burdsall, 
Port  Chester,  N.  Y.;  Vice-Pres.,  Wm.  J.  Mead,  Greenwich; 
Sec  and  Treas.,  Hiram  K.  Scott,  Ridgefield.  Directors,  Edward 
Burckall,  W.  P.  Abendroth,  Geo.  W.  Quintard,  Porchester,  N.  Y.; 
Hanford  Lockwood,  Wm.  J.  Mead,  Greenwich:  Seth  S.  Cook, 
Stamford;  Daniel  L.  Adams,  Ebenezer  Jones,  Hiram  K.  Scott, 
Ridgefield. 

Rockville  (Vernon  Depot  to  Rockville). — Pres.,  George 
Maxwell,  Rockville;  Sec'y  and  Treas.,  J.C.Hammond,  Jr.  Direc- 
tors, George  Maxwell,  Crosley  Fitton,  H.  L.  James,  J.  C. 
Hammond,  Jr.,  George  Talcott,  Rockville. 


GOVERNMENT    OF   THE    UNITED    STATES.  183 

Shepaug  (Litchfield  to  Hawleyville). — Pres.,  Henry  W.  Buel; 
Vice-Pres.  and  Treas.,  Henry  R.  Coit;  Sec,  Wm.'  Deming; 
Supt.,  Edwin  McNeil— all  of  Litchfield.  Directors,  Henrv 
W.  Buel,  H.  R.  Coit,  Wm.  Deming,  L.  W.  Wessells,  Dorsey  Ne- 
ville, H.  0.  Morse,  Asahel  H.  Morse,  Edwin  McNeil,  Edward  W. 
Seymour,  Litchfield. 

Shore  Line  (New  Haven  to  New  London). — Leased  to  and 
operated  by  Sew  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford  R.  R.  Co. 
Pres.,  S.  B" Chittenden,  New  York;  Vice-Pres.,  E.  H.  Trow- 
bridge, New  Haven ;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Wilbur  F.  Day,  New  Haven. 
Supt.,  W.  H.  Stevenson,  New  Haven.  Directors,  S.  B.  Chitten- 
den, Chas.  G.  Landon,  New  York;  William  T.  Bartlett,  E.  H. 
Trowbridge,  H.  L.  Hotchkiss,  Wilbur  F.  Day,  Arthur  D. 
Osborne,  New  Haven. 

South  Manchester  (Manchester  to  South  Manchester). — 
Pres.,  Frank  W.  Cheney;  Sec.  and  Gen.  Manager,  Richard 
0.  Cheney;  Treas.,  Charles  S.  Cheney.  Directors,  Ralph 
Cheney,  Frank  Cheney,  Frank  W.  Cheney,  Richard  0.  Cheney 
— all  of  South  Manchester. 

Watertow.v  and  Waterbury. — Pres.,  Wm.  D.  Bishop, 
Bridgeport;  Sec.  and  Treas.,  Leman  W.  Cutler,  Bridgeport.  Di- 
rectors, Wm.  D.  Bishop,  Russel  Tomlinson,  Horace  Nichols, 
Bridgeport;  Owen  B.  King,  Leman  W.  Cutler,  Men-it  Hemin- 
way,  Henry  Merriman,  Watertown;  George  W.  Beach,  Fred'k 
J.    Kingsbury,  Waterbury ;  Royal  M.  Basset,  Derby. 

Capital  stock  issued,  $55,716,850.  Total  debt,  $27,993,439,60. 
Gross  earnings,  $15,353,656.04.  Net  earnings,  §5,024,217.24. 
Miles  of  road  in  the  State,  1,299.  Total  cost  of  construction  and 
equipments,  $83,299,966.47.  Passengers  carried  in  1882,  15,- 
406,786.  Dividends  paid  in  1882,  $2,635,071.17.  Operating 
Expenses,  $10,338,802.21. 

GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 

President,  CHESTER  A.  ARTHUR,  N.  Y.,  Salary,     $50,000 

Fred'k  T.  Frelinghuysen,  N.  J.,  Secretary  of  State,  8,000 

Charles  J.  Folger,  N.  Y.,  Secretary  of  the  Treasury,  8,000 

Robert  T.  Lincoln,  Illinois,  Secretary  of  War,  8,000 

William  E.  Chandler,  N.  H.,  Secretary  of  the  Navv,  8,000 

Timothy  O.  Howe,  Wisconsin,  Postmaster-General,*  8,000 

Benjamin  H.  Brewster,  Penn.,  Attorney-General,  8,000 

Henry  M.  Teller,  Colorado,  Secretary  of  the  Interior,  8,000 


184 


THE  JUDICIARY. 

SUPREME    COURT   OF   THE   UNITED    STATES. 

Meets  third  Monday  in  October,  at  Washington. 

Chief  Justice,  Morrison  R.  Waite,  Ohio;  salary,  $10,500. 
Judges,  Samuel  F.  Miller,  of  Iowa;  Stephen  J.  Field,  of 
California;  William  B.  Woods  of  Georgia;  Joseph  P.  Bradley, 
of  New  Jersey;  Samuel  Blatchford  of  New  York;  John  M.  Har- 
lan, of  Kentucky;  Stanley  Matthews,  of  Ohio;  Horace  Gray,  of 
Mass. :  salary,  S10,000. 

Clerk,  J  as'.  H.  McKenney,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Marshal,  John  G.  Nicolay,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Reporter,  Wm.  T.  Otto. 

XL VI.  CONGRESS. 
SENATE. 
President  pro-tempore,  David  Davis,  Illinois. 
Secretary,  acting,  Francis  E.  Shober,  North  Carolina. 
The  dates  opposite  the  names  of  the  Senators  are  those  when 
they  entered  the  Senate,  and  when  their  present  terms  expire. 

ALABAMA.  ILLINOIS. 

John  T.  Morgan,  1877-83  David  Davis,  1877-83 

James  L.  Pugh,  1880-85  John  A.  Logan,  1879-85 

ARKANSAS.  INDIANA. 

Augustus  H.  Garland,    1877-83  Daniel  W.  Voorhees,      1879-85 
James  D.  Walker,  1879-85  Benjamin  Harrison,       1881-87 


CALIFORNIA. 

John  F.  Miller, 
James  T.  Farley, 

"*  COLORADO. 

George  M.  Chilcott, 
Nathaniel  P.  Hill, 

CONNECTICUT 

Orville  H.  Piatt, 
Joseph  R.  Hawley, 

DELAWARE. 

Eli  Saulsbnrv, 
Thos.  F.  Bayard, 

FLORIDA. 

Charles  W.  Jones, 
Wilkinson  Call, 

GEORGIA. 

Pope  Barmw, 
Jos.  E.  Brown, 


Benjamin  Harrison, 

IOWA. 

1S81-87  James  W.  McDill, 
1879-85   William  B.  Allison, 

KANSAS. 

1882-c3    Preston  B.  Plumb, 
1879-85  John  J.  Ingalls, 

KENTUCKY. 

1879-85  James  B.  Beck, 
1881-87  John  S.  Williams, 

LOUISIANA. 
1871-83    Wm.  Pitt  Kellogg, 
1869-87   Benjamin  F.  Jonas, 

MAINE. 

1875-87  Wm.  P.  Frye, 
1879-85  Eugene  Hale, 

MARYLAND. 

1S82-83  James  B.  Groome, 
1880-85   Arthur  P.  Gorman, 


1881-83 

1879-85 


1877-83 
1879-85 


1877-83 
1879-85 


1877-83 


1881-83 
1881-87 


1879-85 
1881-87 


HOUSE.  185 
MASSACHUSETTS.                                                   OHIO. 

George  F.  Hoar,              1877-83  George  H.  PendletoD,  1879-85 

Henry  L.  Dawes,           1881-87  John  Sherman,  1881-87 

MICHIGAN.  OREGON. 

Thomas  W.  Ferrv,          1871-83  Lafayette   Grover,  1877-83 

Omar  D.  Conger,"            1881-87  James  H.  Slater,  1879-85 

MINNESOTA.  PENNSYLVANIA. 

William  Windom,          1871-83  J.  Donald  Cameron,  1879-85 

Samuel  J.  R.  McMillan,  1881-87  John  I.  Mitchell,  1881-87 

MISSISSIPPI.  RHODE    ISLAND. 

James  Z.  George,           1881-87  Henrv    B.    Anthony,  1859-83 

Lucius  Q.  C.  Lamar,      1877-83  Nelson  W.  Aldrich,  1881-87 

MISSOURI.  SOUTH    CAROLINA. 

George  G.  Vest,              1879-85  Matthew  C.  Butler,  1877-83 

Francis  M.  Cockrell,       1881-87  Wade  Hampton,  1879-85 

NEBRASKA.  TENNESSEE. 

Alvin  Saunders,              1877-83  Isham  G.  Harris,  1877-83 

Chas.  H.  Van  \7yck,    1881-87  HoweUE.  Jackson,  1881-87 

NEVADA.  TEXAS. 

John  P.  Jones,                1879-85  Sam.  Bell  Maxey,  1875-87 

James  G.  Fair,               1881-87  Richard  Coke,  1877-83 

NEW     HAMPSHIRE.  VERMONT. 

Edward  H.  Rollins,         1877-83  Geo.  F.  Edmunds,  1S66-S7 

Henry  W.  Blair,              1879-85  Justin  S.  Morrill,  1879-85 

NEW   JERSEY.  VIRGINIA. 

John  R.  McPherson,       1877-83  John  W.  Johnston,  1870-83 

Wm.  J.  Sewell,               1881-87  William  Mahone,  1881-87 

NEW  YORK.  WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Elbridge  G.  Lapham,    1881-85  Henrv  G.  Davis,  1871-83 

WTarner  Miller,                1881-87  Johnson  X.  Camden,  1881-87 

NORTH    CAROLINA.  WISCONSIN. 

Matt.  W.  Ransom,           1872-83  Angus  Cameron,  1875-85 

Zebulon  B.  Vance,         1879-85  Philetus  Sawver,  1881-87 


HOUSE  OF   REPRESENTATIVES. 

Speaker,  J.  Warren  Keifer,  Ohio. 

Clerk,  p]dward  McPherson,  Pennsylvania. 

The  House  consists  of  293  Members,  and  8  Territorial  Dele- 
gates who  have  no  vote. 

Alabama.  1,  Thomas  H.  Herndon;  2,  Hilarv  A.Herbert;  3. 
William  C.  Gates ;  4,  Charles  M.  Shellev ;  5,  Thomas  Williams  ; 
6,  Goldsmith  W.  Hewitt;  7,  William  H.  Forney;  8, . 


186  HOUSE. 

Arkansas.  1,  Poindexter  Dunn;  2,  James  K.  Jones,  3, 
Jordan  E.  Cravens ;  4,  Thomas  M.  Gunter. 

California.  1,  William  S.  Rosecrans;  2,  Horace  F.  Page;  3, 
Campbell  P.  Berry;  4,  Romualdo  Pacheco. 

Colorado.    1,  James  B.  Belford. 

Connecticut.  1,  John  R.  Buck;  2,  James  Phelps;  3, 
John  T.  Wait;  4,  Frederick  Miles. 

Delaware.     1,  Edward  L.  Martin. 

Florida.     1,  Robert  H.  M.  Davidson;  2,  Horatio  Bisbee,  Jr- 

Georgia.  1,  George  R.  Black;  2,  Henry  G.  Turner;  3, 
Philip  Cook;  4,  Hugh  Buchanan;  5,  Nathaniel  J.  Hammond; 
6,  Jas.  H.  Blount;  7,  Judson  C.  Clements;  8,  Seaborn  Reese; 
9,  Emory  Speer. 

Illinois.  1,  William  Aldrich;  2,  George  R.  Davis;  3, 
Chas.  B.  Farwell;  4,  John  C.  Sherwin;  5,  Robert  R.  Hitt; 
6,  Thomas  J.  Henderson;  7,  William  Cullen;  8,  Lewis  E.  Pay- 
son:  9,  John  H.  Lewis;  10,  Benjamin F.  Marsh ;  11,  James  W. 
Singleton;  12,  Wm.  M.  Springer;  13,  Dietrich  C.  Smith;  14, 
Joseph  G.  Cannon;  15,  Samuel  \V.  Moulton;  16,  William  A.  J. 
Sparks;  17,  Wm.  R.  Morrison;  18,  John  R.  Thomas;  19,  Richard 
W.  Townshend. 

Indiana.  1,  William  Heilman;  2,  Thomas  R.  Cobb;  3, 
Strother  M.  Stockslager;  4,  William  S.  Holman;  5,  Courtney 
C.   Matson;  6,  Thomas  M.  Browne:    7,    Stanton   J.    Peelle;  8, 

Robert    B.    F.   Pierce;  9, ■ ;    10,   Mark    L.  De- 

Motte;  11,  Geo.  W.  Steele;  12,  Walpole  G.  Colerick:  13,  Wm. 
H.  Calkins. 

Iowa.  1,  Moses  A.  McCoid;  2,  Sewell  S.  Farwell;  3, 
Thomas  Updegraff;  4,  Nathaniel  C.  Deering;  5,  William  G. 
Thompson;  6,  Marsena  E.  Cutts;  7,  John  A.  Kasson;  8,  Wm. 
P.  Hepburn;  9,  Cyrus  C.  Carpenter. 

Kansas.  1,  John  A.  Anderson;  2,  Dudley  C.  Haskell; 
3,  Thomas  Ryan. 

Kentucky.  1,  Oscar  Turner;  2,  James  A.  McKenzie; 
3,  John  W.  Caldwell;  4,  J.  Proctor  Knott;  5,  Albert  S.  Willis; 
6,  John  G.  Carlisle;  7,  Joseph  C.  S.  Blackburn;  8,  Philip  B. 
Thompson,  Jr.;    9,  John  I).  White;  10,  Elijah  C.  Phister. 

Louisiana.  1,  Randall  L.  Gibson ;  2,  E.  John  Ellis ;  3,  Chester 
B.  Darrall;  4,  Newton  C.  Blanchard;  5,  J.  Floyd  King;  G,  Ed- 
ward W.  Robertson. 


HOUSE.  187 

Maine.  1,  Thomas  B.  Reed;  2,  Nelson  Dingley,  Jr.;  3, 
Stephen  D.  Lindsey;  4,  George  W.  Ladd;  5,  Thompson  H. 
Murch. 

Maryland.  1,  George  W.  Covington;  2,  J.  Fred.  C.  Tal- 
bott;  3,  Fetter  S.  Hoblitzell;  4,  Robert  M.  McLane;  5,  Andrew 
G.  Chapman;  6,  Milton  G.  Urner. 

Massachusetts.  1,  William  W.  Crapo;  2,  Benj.  W.  Harris; 
3,  Ambrose  A.  Rannev;  4,  Leopold  Morse;  5,  Sehvvn  Z.  Bow- 
man; G,  Eben  F.  Stone;  7,  William  A.  Russell;  8,  .Tohn  W. 
Candler;  9,  William  W.  Rice;  10,  Amasa  Norcross;  11,  George 
D.  Robinson. 

Michigan.  1,  Henry  W.  Lord;  2,  Edwin  Willits;  3,  Edward 

5.  Lacev;    4,    Julius    C.    Burrows;     5,    George  W.    Webber; 

6,  Oliver  L.  Spaulding;  7,  John    T.  Rich;  8.  Roswell  G.  Horr; 
9,  Jay  A.  Hubbell. 

Minnesota.  1,  Mark  H.  Dunnell;  2,  Horace  B.  Strait;  3, 
William  D.  Washburn. 

Mississippi.  1,  Henry  L.  Muldrow;  2,  Van  H.  Manning; 
3,  Hernando  D.  Money;*  4,  Otho  R.  Singleton;  5,  Charles  E. 
Hooker;  6,  John  R.  Lynch. 

Missouri.  1,  Martin  L.  Clardy;  2,  J.  H.  McLean;  3,  R. 
Graham  Frost;  4,  Lowndes  H.  Davis;  5,  Richard  P.  Bland;  6, 
Ira  S.  Hazeltine;  7,  Theron  M.  Rice;  8,  Robert  T.  Van  Horn;  9, 
Nicholas  Ford;  10,  Joseph  H.  Burrows;  11,  John  B.  Clark,  Jr.; 
12,  Wm.  H.  Hatch;  13,  Aylett  H.  Buckner. 
'    Nebraska.     1,  Edward  K.  Valentine. 

Nevada.     1,  George  W.  Cassidy. 

New  Hampshire.  1,  Joshua  G.  Hall;  2,  James  F.  Briggs;  3. 
Ossian  Ray. 

New  Jersey.  1,  George  M.  Robeson;  2,  J.  Hart  Brewer; 
3,  Miles  Ross;  4,  Henry  S.  Harris;  5,  John  Hill;  6,  Phineas 
Jones;  7,  Augustus  A.  Hardenbergh. 

New  York.  1,  Perry  Belmont;  2,  Wm.  E.  Robinson;  3,  J. 
Hyatt  Smith;  4,  Archibald  M.  Bliss;  5,  Benjamin  Wood;  6, 
Samuel  S.  Cox;  7,  Philip  H.  Dngro;  8,  Ansoii  G.  McCook;  9, 
Roswell  P.  Flower;  10,  Abram  S.  Hewitt;  11,  John  Hardy;  12, 
Waldo  Hutchins;  13,  John  H.  Ketcham;  14,  Lewis  Beach;  15, 
Thomas  Cornell;  16,  Michael  M.  Nolan;  17,  Walter  A.  Wood; 
18,  John  Hammond;  19,  Abram  X.  Parker;  20,  George  West; 
21,  Ferris  Jacobs,  Jr.;  22,  Charles  R.  Skinner;  23,  Cyrus  D. 
Prescctt;  24,  Joseph  Mason;  25,  Frank   Hiscock;  26,  .John  H. 


188  HOUSE. 

Camp;  27,  James  W.  Wadsworth;  28,  Jeremiah  W.  D wight;  29, 
David  P.  Richardson;  30,  John  Van  Voorhis;  31,  Richard 
Crowley;  32,  Jonathan  Scoville;  33,  Henry  Van  Aernam. 

North  Carolina.  1,  Louis  C.  Latham;  2,  Orlando  Hubbs; 
3,  John  W.  Shackleford;  4,  Walter  R.  Cox;  5,  Alfred  M. 
Scales:  6,  Clement  Dowd;  7,  Robert  F.  Armfield;  8,  Robert  B. 
Vance. 

Ohio.  1,  Benjamin  Butter  worth;  2,  Thomas  L.  Young;  3, 
Henry  L.  Morey :  4,  Emanuel  Shultz;  5,  Benjamin  Le  Fevre; 
6,  James  M.  Ritchie;  7,  John  P.  Leedom;  8,  J.  Warren  Keifer; 
9,  James  S.  Robinson;  10,  John  B.  Rice;  11,  Henry  S.  Neal; 
12,  George  L.  Converse;    13,  Gibson  Atherton;  14,  George   W. 

Geddes;  15,  Rufus  R.  Dawes;    16, ;  17, 

William  McKinley  Jr.;  18,  Addison  S.  McClure;  19,  Ezra  B. 
Taylor;  20,   Amos  Townsend. 

Oregon.     1,  Melvin  C.  George. 

Pennsylvania.  1,  Henrv  H.Bingham;  2,  Chas.  O'Neill; 
3,  Samuel  J.  Randall;  4,  Wm.  D.  Keliey ;  5,  Alfred  C.  Harmer; 
6,  William  Ward;  7,  William  Godshalk;  8,  Daniel  Ermen- 
trout;  9,  A.  Herr  Smith;  10,  William  Mutchler;  11,  Robert 
Klotz;  12,  Joseph  A.  Scranton;  13,  Charles  N.  Brumm;  14, 
Samuel  F.  Barr;  15,  Cornelius  C.  Jadwin;  16,  Robert  J.  C. 
Walker;  17,  Jacob  M.  Campbell;  18,  Horatio  G.  Fisher;  19, 
Frank  E.  Beltzhoover;  20,  Andrew  G.  Curtin;  21,  Morgan  R. 
Wise;  22,  Russell  Errett;  23,  Thomas  M.  Bayne;  24,  William 
S.  Shallenberger;  25,  James  Mosgrove;  26,  Samuel  H.  Miller; 
27,  Lewis  F.  Watson. 

Rhode  Island.     1,   Henry  J.  Spooner;  2,  Jonathan   Chace. 

South  Carolina.  1,  John  S.  Richardson;  2.  Edmund  W. 
M.  Maekey;  3,  D.  Wyatt  Aiken;  4,  John  H.  Evins;  5,  Robert 
Smalls. 

Tennessee.  1,  Augustus  H.  Pettibone;  2,  Leonidas  C 
Houk;  3,  George  G.  Dibrell;  4,  Benton  McMillin;  5,  Richard 
Warner;  6,  John  F.  House;  7.  Washington  C.  Whitthorne;  8, 
John  D.  C.  Atkins;  9,  Charles  B.  Simonton;  10,  Wm.  K.  Moore. 

Texas.  1,  John  H.  Reagan;  2,  David  B.  Culberson;  3,  Olin 
Wellborn;  4,  Roger  Q.  Mills;  5,  George  W.  Jones;  6,  Columbus 
Upson. 

Vermont.     1,   Charles  H.   Joyce;  2,  James  M.   Tyler:    3, 
Wrm.  W.  Grout. 
Virginia.     1,   George   T.  Garrison;  2,  John   F.  Dezendorf; 


U.    S.    INTERNAL    REVENUE.  189 

3,  George  D.  Wise;  4,  Joseph  Jorgensen;  5,  George  C.  Cabell; 
6.  John' R.  Tucker;  7,  John  Paul;  8,  John  S.  "Barbour;  9, 
Abram  Fulkerson. 

West  Virginia.  1,  Benjamin  Wilson;  2,  John  Blair 
Hoge;  3,  John  E.  Kenna. 

Wisconsin.  1,  Chas.  G.  Williams;  2,  Lucien  B.  Caswell; 
3,  George  C.  Hazelton;  4,  Peter  V.  Deuster;  5,  Edward  S. 
Bragg;  6,  Richard  Guenther;  7,  Herman  L.  Humphrey;  S, 
Thaddeus  C.  Pond. 


TERRITORIAL  DELEGATES. 

Arizona.     Granville  H.  Ouray. 
Dakota.     Richard  F.  Pettigrew. 
Idaho.     George  Ainslie. 
Montana.     Martin  Maginnis. 
New  Mexico.     Tranguilino  Luna. 

Utah. . 

Washington.     Thomas  H.  Brents. 
Wyoming.     Morton -E.  Post. 


IT.  S.  IXTERXAL  REVENUE. 


1st  Dist.,  Hartford,  Tolland.  New  London,  and  Wind- 
ham Counties. 
Collector,  Joseph  Selden.  Norwich.  Deputies,  A.  Irving 
Royce,  Norwich;  Wm.  W.  House,  H.  S.  House,  Hartford;  Wm. 
H.  Puller,  Suffield;  George  R.  Case,  Norwich.  Gangers,  Alfred 
E.  Sheldon,  Hartford;  Frederick   A.  King,  Thompsonville:   W. 

A.  Stocking.  Simsburv;  David   B.    Hale,  Collinsville;  Samuel 

B.  Knapp,  Norwich  Store-keepers,  E.  T.  Spooner,  H.  D. 
Adams,  Hartford.  Clerk  and  Deputy  Collector,  F.  E.  Griffin, 
Norwich. 

2d  Dist.,  New  Haven.  Middlesex.  Fairfield,  and  Litch- 
field Counties. 
Collector,  David  F.  Hollister,  Bridgeport.     Deputies.  Henry 

C.  Lemmon,  William  H.  Kelsey,  Bridgeport;  Henry  L.  Allen, 
West  Winsted;  John  H.  Rowland,  S.  S.  Marsh,  New  Haven; 
John  B.  Wright,  Clinton;  W.  R.  Williams,  Waterbury.  Gaug- 
ers,  John  A.  Boughton,  Bridgeport;  C  G.  G.  Merrill,  New 
Haven;  Carlos  P.  Merwin,  New  Milford;  David  B.  Hale,  Collins- 
ville. 


190  CUSTOM   HOUSE    OFFICERS. 


CUSTOM  HOUSE  OFFICERS. 

FAIRFIELD  District,  west  of  Housatonic  River  to  State  line. 
— Collector,  Julius  S.  Hanover,  Bridgeport;  Deputy  Collector, 
Inspector,  etc.,  George  W.  Keeler.  Night  Inspector,  Samuel 
\V.  Hodge,  Bridgeport. 

Inspector  for  Norwalk,  Gould  D.  Jennings;  for  Stamford, 
Geo.  E.  Scofield.  Pilots,  Bridgeport  Harbor,  S.  A.  McNeil, 
John  H.  Plumb;  Housatonic  River,  Rufus  Buddington;  Nor- 
walk  Harbor,  Z.  Rowland.  Pilots  of  Tug-Boats,  Bridgeport, 
George  B.  Beardsley;  Norwalk,  Peter  Decker. 

MIDDLETOWN  District,  extending  from  Springfield,  Mass., 
to  Clinton,  Conn. —Collector,  Aug.  Putnam, Middletown.  Special 
Deputy  Collector  and  Inspector,  Geo.  VV.  Burke,  Middletown. 
Janitor,  George  L.  Rogers,  Middletown.  Storekeeper,  Arthur 
E.  Howard,  Hartford. 

Hartford,  Deputy  Collector,  Joseph  F.  Field. 

NEW  HAVEN  District,  extending  from  Madison  to  the  Hou- 
satonic River. — Collector,  Amos  J.  Beers.  Deputy  Collectors 
and  Clerks,  Albert  H.  Kellam,  Charles  S.  Bunnell.  Clerks, 
Edwin  Case,  William  H.  Pierpont.  Weighers,  Gaugers,  Meas- 
urers and  Inspectors,  John  McCarthy,  E.  D.  S.  Goodyear,  H. 
0.  Beach,  George  S.  Allen,  Frederick  A.  Chase.  Night  In- 
spector, Edward  Coe.  Night  Watchman  and  Boatman,  Tunis 
Bouns.  Messenger,  Theodore  Knipping.  Janitor,  George  S. 
Loveland.  Fireman,  Henry  E.  Smith.  Lighthouse  Keepers, 
Henry  C.  Thompson,  Gilbert  A.  W.  Ford. 

NEW  LONDON  District.— Collector,  John  A.  Tibbits.  Dep- 
uty Collector,  C.  G.  Sistare.  Inspectors,  Wm.  R.  Austin,  John 
Bishop,  Jr.,  New  London;  Geo.  W.  Geer,  Norwich.  Janitor, 
Boatman,  and  Messenger,  Anthony  Jerome.  Surgeon,  Marine 
Hospital,  John  G.  Stanton.  Steamboat  Inspectors,  Elisha  P. 
Beckwith,  Philo  B.  Hovey,  New  London. 

Pilots,  Thame*  River  and  Sound,  Clark  S.  Rogers,  B.  W. 
Harris,  Leonard  Smith,  Perkins  Harris;  Norwich,  James  M. 
Holt,  Henry  G.  Roath,  Edward  Smith,  Thomas  Comstock; 
Lvme,  John  0.  Miner. 

'STONINGTON  District.— Collector,  Horace  N.  Trumbull. 
Deputy  Collector,  William  Williams,  Stonington.  Inspector 
for  Stonington,  Pawcatuck,  and  Westerly,  R.  I.,  Frank  Trum- 
bull.    Boat-Keeper,  Wm.  H.  Wood. 

Inspector  for  Mystic  Bridge,  Mvstic  River,  and  Noank,  Asa 
Fish. 


POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT.  191 

POST-OE^FTCE:  DKDP^JRTJVIElSrX. 

Postage  on  Letters,  prepaid  by  Stamps,  3  cents  each  £  oz.  or 
fraction  thereof,  to  all  parts  of  the  country.  Drop  and  Local 
letters,  at  offices  of  free  delivery  by  carrier,  2  cents  per  £  oz ; 
at  other  offices  1  ct.     Postal  Cards,  1  cent  each. 

Registered  letters,  10  cents  each,  in  addition  to  the  regular 
postage. 

SECOND-CLASS   MATTER. 

Newspapers  and  periodicals,  issued  at  stated  intervals,  as 
frequently  as  four  times  a  year,  including  sample  copies  from 
an  office  of  publication,  or  from  a  news  agency  to  actual  sub- 
scribers, 2  cents  for  each  lb.  or  fraction  thereof;  one  copy  to 
each  actual  subscriber  residing  in  the  county  where  printed 
and  published,  free;  but  cannot  be  delivered* at  letter  carrier 
offices,  unless  postage  is  paid  at  2  cents  a  lb. 

Newspapers  (excepting  weeklies),  and  periodicals  not  exceed- 
ing two  ounces,  1  cent  each;  and  periodicals,  over  two  ounces, 
two  cents  each,  when  delivered  from  carrier  office. 

THIRD-CLASS   MATTER. 

Books  (of  any  weight,  if  single),  transient  newspapers  and 
periodicals,  circulars,  and  other  matter  wholly  in  print,  proof- 
sheets,  corrected  proof-sheets,  and  manuscript  copv  accompany- 
ing the  same,  date,  and  name  of  the  addressed  and  of  the  sender 
of  circulars,  and  correction  of  mere  typographical  errors.  On 
matter  of  this  class  (and  fourth  class)riame  or  address  of  sender 
on  wrapper,  or  matter  with  word  "from  "  preceding  the  same, 
and  on  books  a  simple  manuscript  dedication  or  inscription  on 
cover  or  blank  leaf,  1  cent  for  each  two  ounces  or  fraction 
thereof. 

FOURTH-CLASS   MATTER. 

Metals,  minerals,  merchandise,  samples  of  ores,  blank  cards, 
flexible  patterns,  seeds,  cuttings,  bulbs,  roots,  and  all  matter  not 
in  1st,  2d,  and  3d  class,  that  will  not  injure  the  mails  or  the 
person,  not  over  four  pounds  for  each  package,  one  cent  for 
each  ounce  or  fraction  thereof. 

Postage  for  each  £  oz. :  to  Europe,  5  cts.;  to  Canada,  pre- 
paid, 3  cents. 


192 


POST  OFFICES. 


Abington, 

Andover, 

Ansonia, 

Ashford, 

Avon, 

Biikersville, 

Ball's  Pond, 

Ballouville, 

Banksville, 

Baltic, 

Bantam  Falls, 

Barkhamsted, 

Beacon  Falls, 

Berlin, 

Bethany, 

Bethel, 

Bethlehem, 

Birmingham, 

Black  Kock, 

Bioomfield, 

Bolton, 

Bozrah, 

Bozrahville, 

Branchville, 

Bran  ford, 

Bridgeport, 

Bridgewater, 

Bristol. 

Broad  Brook, 

Brookfield, 

Brookfleld  Centre, 

Brooklyn, 

Brooks'  Vale, 

Buckingham, 

Buckland, 

Burnside, 

Burlington, 

Burrville, 

Campbell's  Mills, 

Campville, 

Canaan, 

Canaan  Valley, 


POST-OFFICES. 

Cannon's  Station, 

Canterbury, 

Canton, 

Canton  Center, 

Central  Village, 

Center  Brook, 

Center  Groton, 

Center  Hill, 

Chapinville, 

Chaplin, 

Chatham. 

Cheshire, 

Chester, 

Chesterfield, 

Clark's  Corners, 

Clark  Falls, 

Clinton, 

Clintonville, 

Cobalt, 

Colchester, 

Cold  Spring, 

Colebrook, 

Colebrook  River, 

Coliinsville, 

Columbia, 

Comstock's  Bridge, 

Copper  Hill, 

Cornwall, 

Cornwall  Bridge, 

Cornwall  Hollow, 

Cos  Cob, 

Coventry, 

Cromwell, 

Danbury, 

Danielsonville, 

Darien, 

Deep  River, 

Derby, 

Durham, 

Durham  Center, 

Eagleville, 

Fast  Berlin, 


East  Canaan, 

East  Cornwall, 

Eastford, 

Fast  Glastonbury, 

East  Granby, 

East  Haddarn. 

East  Hampton, 

East  Hartford, 

East  Hartlaud, 

East  Haven, 

East  Kent, 

East  Killinglv, 

East  Litchfield, 

East  Lyme, 

East  River, 

Easton, 

East  Thompson, 

East  Wallihgford, 

East  Wellington, 

Fast  Windsor, 

East  Windsor  Hill, 

Fast  Woodstock, 

Ekonk, 

Elliott, 

Ellington, 

Ellsworth, 

Flmwood, 

Enfield, 

Essex, 

Fairfield, 

Fair  Haven, 

Falls  Village, 

Farmington, 

Farms  Village, 

Forestville, 

Franklin, 

Gale's  Ferry, 

Gaylordsville, 

Georgetown, 

Gildersleeve's  L'd'g 

Gilead, 

Glasgo, 


POST    OFFICES. 


193 


Glastonbury, 
Glenbrook, 
Glenville, 
Goshen, 
Granby, 
Grantville, 
Greenfield  Hirl, 
Greeneville, 
Green's  Farm?, 
Greenwich, 
Greystone, 
Griswold, 
Grosvenordale, 
Groton, 
Guilford, 
Gurleyville, 
Haddam, 
Haddam  Neck, 
Hadlyme, 
Hamburg, 
Hamden, 
Hampton, 
Hanover, 
Hartford. 
Hartland  Center, 
Harwinton, 
Hawleyville, 
Hazardville, 
Hebron, 
Higganum, 
High  Ridge, 
Hockanum, 
Hop  River, 
Hotchkissville, 
Huntington, 
Huntsville, 
Ivory ton, 
Jewett  City, 
Johnsonville, 
Kensington, 
Kent, 
Killingly, 
Killingworth, 
13 


Lakeville, 

Lanesville, 

Lebanon, 

Ledyard, 

Leesville, 

Leetes  Island, 

Liberty  Hill, 

Lime  Rock, 

Linville, 

Litchfield, 

Little  River, 

Lockwood, 

Long  Hill, 

Long  Ridge, 

Lyme, 

Madison, 

Manchester, 

Mansfield, 

Mansfield  Center, 

Mansfield  Depot, 

Marbledale, 

Marion, 

Marlborough, 

Mashapaug, 

Massapeag, 

Mechanicsville, 

Melrose, 

Meriden, 

Merrow  Station, 

Mi  anus, 

Middleburv. 

Middlefield,' 

Middle  Haddam, 

Middletown, 

Milford, 

Millington, 

Mill  Brook, 

Mill  Dale, 

Mill  Plain, 

Milton, 

Minortown, 

Monroe, 

Montowese, 


Montville, 

Moodus, 

Moose  Meadow, 

Moosup, 

Morris, 

Mount  Carmel, 

Mount  Hope, 

Mystic, 

Mystic  Bridge, 

Mystic  River, 

Naubuc, 

Naugatuck, 

Nepaug, 

New  Boston, 

New  Britain, 

New  Canaan, 

New  Fairfield, 

New  Hartford, 

New  Haven. 

Newington, 

Newington  Junction 

New  London. 

New  Milford, 

New  Preston, 

Newtown, 

Niantic, 

Nichols, 

Noank, 

Norfolk, 

Noroton, 

North  Ashford, 

North  Branford, 

North  Canton, 

North  Colebrook, 

North  Cornwall, 

Northfield, 

Northford, 

North  Franklin, 

North  Granby, 

No.  Grosvenordale, 

North  Guilford, 

North  Haven, 

North  Lyme, 


194 


POST    OFFICES. 


North  Madison, 

North  Manchester, 

North  Stamford, 

North  Sterling, 

North  Stonington, 

Xorthville, 

North  Westchester, 

North  Wilton, 

North  Windham, 

North  Woodstock, 

Norwalk, 

Norwich, 

Norwich  Town, 

Oakdale, 

Oakville, 

Oneco, 

Orange, 

Ore  Hill, 

Oxford, 

Packersville, 

Parkville, 

Pendleton  Hill, 

Peqnabuck, 

Phoenixville, 

Pine  Meadow, 

Plainfield, 

Plainville, 

Plantsville, 

Piatt  sville, 

Pleasant  Valley, 

Plymouth, 

Pomfret, 

Pomfret  Center, 

Pomfret  Landing, 

Poquetannock, 

Poquonnock, 

Poquonoc  Bridge, 

Portland. 

Preston, 

Prospect, 

Putnam, 

Putnam  Heights, 

Quarrwille, 

Quinebaug, 


Rainbow, 
Kawson, 

Redding, 
Redding  Ridge, 
Reynolds  Bridge, 
Ridgebury, 
Ridgefield, 
Riverton, 
Riverside, 
Robertsville, 
Rock  Fall, 
Rockville, 
Rocky  Hill, 
Romford  Station, 
Round  Hill, 
Rowayton, 
Roxbury, 
Roxbury  Station, 
Salem, 
Salisbury, 
Sandy  Hook, 
Sanford  Station, 
Saugatuck, 
Saybrook, 
Saybrook  Point, 
Scitico, 
Scotland, 
Seymour, 
Shaker  Station, 
Sharon, 

Sharon  Valley, 
Sherman, 
Silver  Lane, 
Silver  Mine, 
Simsbury, 
Smith's  Ridge, 
Somers, 
Somerville, 
Sound  Boach, 
South  Britain, 
Southbury, 
South  Canaan, 
South  Canterbury, 
South  Coventry, 


Southford, 

South  Glastonbury, 

Southington, 

South  Kent, 

South  Killingly, 

South  Lyme, 

South  Manchester, 

South  Meriden, 

South  Norfolk, 

South  Norwalk, 

Southport, 

Southville, 

South  Wethersfield, 

South  Wilton, 

South  Windham, 

South  Windsor, 

South  Woodstock, 

Springdale, 

Spring  Hill, 

Square  Pond, 

Stafford, 

Stafford  Spring, 

Staffordville, 

Stamford, 

Stanwich, 

Stepney, 

Stepney  Depot, 

Sterling, 

Sterling  Hill, 

Stony  Creek, 

Stonington, 

Stratford, 

Suffield, 

Talcottville, 

Taftville, 

Tariffville. 

Terryville, 

Thomaston, 

Thompson, 

Thompsonville, 

Tolland, 

Torringford, 

Torrington, 

Torrington   Hollow, 


EDUCATION. 


195 


Trumbull, 

Turnerville, 

Tvlerville, 

Tyler  City, 

Uncasville, 

Union, 

Union  City, 

Unionville, 

Vernon, 

Vernon  Depot, 

Versailles, 

Voluntown, 

Wallingford, 

Wapping, 

Warehouse  Point, 

Warren, 

Warrenville, 

Washington, 

Washington  Depot, 

Waterbury, 

Water  ford, 

Watertown, 

Waterville, 

Wauregan, 

Weatogue, 


West  Ashford, 
West  Avon, 
Westbrook, 
West  Cheshire, 
Westchester, 
West  Cornwall, 
Westford, 
West  Goshen, 
West  Granbv, 
West  Hartford, 
West  Hartland, 
West  Haven, 
Westminster, 
West  Morris, 
West  Norfolk, 
West  Norwalk, 
Weston, 
Westport, 
West  Redding, 
West  Stafford. 
West  Stratford, 
West  Suffield, 
West  Thompson, 
Westville, 
West  Willington, 


West  Winsted, 

West  Woodstock, 

Wethersfield, 

Willimantic, 

Willington, 

Wilsonville, 

Wilton, 

Winchester, 

Winchester  Center, 

Windham, 

Windsor, 

Windsor  Locks, 

Windsorville, 

Winnipauk, 

Winsted, 

Winthrop, 

Wolcott, 

Woodbury, 

Woodmont, 

Woodstock, 

Woodstock 

Woodville, 

Yalesville, 

Yantic, 

Zoar  Bridge. 


Valley, 


EH^TJC^lTIOUNT. 


YALE  COLLEGE,  New  Haven. 

Rev.  Noah  Porter,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  President. 
Rev.  Elias  Loomis,  LL.  D.,  Wm.  A.  Norton,  M.  A.,  S.  Wells 
Williams,  LL.   D.,  James  D.  Dana,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Rev.  Geo. 

E.  Day,  D.  D.,  Rev.  Samuel  Harris,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Thos.  A. 
Thacher,  LL.  D.,  Benjamin  Silliman,  M.  D.,  Rev.  Chester  S. 
Lvman,  M.  A.,  Rev.  James  M.  Hoppin,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Edward 
J."  Phelps,  LL.  D.,  William  D.  Whitnev,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Moses 

C.  White,  M.  D..  Francis  Wayland,  LL.  D.,  Rev.  Geo.  P.  Fisher, 

D.  D.,  Rev.  Timothy  Dwi^ht,  D.  D.,  Chas.  A.  Lindsley,  M.  D., 
Hubert  A.  Newton,"  LL.  D.,  Geo.  J.  Brush,  M.  A.,  Samuel  W. 
Johnson,  M.  A.,  Wm.  H.  Brewer,  Ph.  D.,  Leonard  J.  Sanford, 
M.  D.,Wm.  C.  Robinson,  LL.D.,  Lewis  R.  Packard,  Ph.  D.,  Jno. 

F.  Weir,  N.  A.,  M.  A.,  John  E.  Clark,  M.  A.,  Cyrus  Northrop, 


196  EDUCATION. 

LL.  B.,  Daniel  C.  Eaton,  M.  A.,  Arthur  M.  Wheeler,  B.  A.r 
Robert  Brown,  Jr.,  M.  A.,  Addison  Van  Name,  M.  A.,  J.  Willard 
Gibbs,  Ph.  D.,  Arthur  W.  Wright,  Ph.  D.,  Thos.  R.  Louns- 
bury,  B.  A.,  Rev.  William  M.  Barbour,  D.  D.,  Othniel  C.  Marsh, 
M.  'A.,  Eugene  L.  Richards,  B.  A.,  John  H.  Niemeyer,  M,  A., 
Franklin  B.  Dexter,  M.  A.,  Simeon  E.  Baldwin,  M.  A.,  Oscar  I). 
Allen,  Ph.  D.,  Tracy  Peck,  M.  A.,  William  I.  Knapp,  Ph.  !>., 
William  H.  Carmalt,  M.  D.,  Addison  E.  Verrill,  M.  A.,  Rev. 
Geo.  T.  Ladd,  Wm.  G.  Sumner.  B.  A.,  Johnson  T.  Piatt,  M.  A., 
Sidney  I.  Smith,  Ph.  B.,  Wm.  G.  Mixter,  Ph.  B.,  Henry  P. 
Wright,  Ph.  D.,  James  K.  Thacher,  M.  D.,  Henrv  A.  Beers,  B. 
A.,  A.  Jay  DuBois,  Ph.  D.,  Edward  S.  Dana,  Ph.  I)..  Thomas  P. 
Seymour,*  M.  A.,  Frank  E.  Beckwith,  M.  D.,  William  K.  Towns- 
end,  D.  C.  L.,  Theodore  S.  Woolsey,  LL.  B.,  Henrv  W.  Farnam, 
M.  A.,  R.  P.  D.,  Leonard  Waldo,  S.  D.,  Professors. 

Oscar  H.  Cooper,  Frank  B.  Tarbell,  Ph.  D.,  W7m.  Beeber 
B.  A.,  Andrew  W.  Phillips,  Ph.  D.,  Arthur  T.  Hadlev,  B.  A., 
Geo.  Bendelari,  B.  A.,  Russell  H.  Chittenden,  Ph.  D.,' Webster 
Merrifield,  B.  A.,  Ambrose  Tighe,  B.  A.,  Wm.  M.  Hall,  B.  A., 
Tutors. 


SHEFFIELD    SCIENTIFIC    SCHOOL. 

Govkkmkg  Board. — Rev.  Noah  Porter,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Presi- 
dent; Geo.  J.  Brush,  M.  A.,  (Chairman,)  Wm.  A.  Norton,  M.  A.. 
Rev.  Chester  S.  Lyman,  M.  A.,  Wm.  D.  Whitney,  Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.f 
Samuel  W.  Johnson,  M.  A.,  Wm.  H.  Brewer,  Ph.  D..  John  E. 
Clark,  M.  A.,  Daniel  C.  Eaton,  M.  A.,  Thomas  R.  Lounsburv. 
B.  A.,  Oscar  D.  Allen,  Ph.  D.,  Addison  E.  Verrill,  M.  A.,  Sidney 
I.  Smith,  Ph.  B.,  William  G.  Mixter,  Ph.  B.,  A.  Jay  DuBois, 
Ph.  D.,  Henry  W.  Farnam,  M.  A.,  R.  P.  D.,  Russell  H.  Chit- 
tenden, Ph.  D. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE,  Hartford. 

Rev.  Thomas  R.  Pynchon,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  President. 

Rev.  Edwin  E.  Johnson,  M.  A.,  Rev.  Samuel  Hart,  M.  A.T 
George  0.  Holbrooke,  M.  A.,  Leonard  Woods  Richardson,  M.  A., 
H.  Carrington  Bolton,  Ph.  D.,  Rev.  Isbon  T.  Beckwith,  Ph. 
D.,  Professors.  Rev.  S.  J.  Andrews,  D.D.,  Instructor.  Rt. 
Rev.  John  Williams,  D.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Wm.  A.  M.  Wainwright, 
M.  A.,  M.  D.,  Wm.  Hamersley,  M.  A.,  C.  D.  Scudder,  M.  D.r 
Lecturers.  John  Brocklesby',  LL.  D.,  Professors  Emeritus. 
Rev.  John  Humphrey  Barbour,  M.  A.,  Assistant  Librarian. 


EDUCATION.  U< 

WESLEYAN  UNIVERSITY,  Middletown. 

Rev.  John  W.  Reach,  D.  D.,  President. 

John  M.  Van  Vleck,  LL.  D.,  Rev.  Calvin  S.  Harrington,  D. 
D.,  James  C.  Van  Benschoten,  LL.  D.,  Rev.  George  Prentice,  D. 
D.,  Rev.  Wm.  N.  Rice,  Ph.  D.,  Wilbur  0.  Atwater,  Ph.  D., 
Rev.  Geo.  L.  Westgate,  D.  D.,  Caleb  T.  Winchester,  M.  A., 
Professors.  Ralph  G.  Hibbard,  M.  A.,  H.  G.  Mitchell,  Ph.  D., 
M.  B.  Crawford,  M.  A.,  Chas.  S.  Woods,  B.  S.,  Instructors. 
A.  W.  Harris,  B.  A.,  John  P.  Gordv,  M.  A.,  A.  M.  Wilcox,  Ph. 
D.,  Tutors.  Walter  B.  Barrows,  B  S.,  Henrv  S.  White,  B.  A., 
Willis  K.  Stetson,  B.  A.,  Assistants. 


STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOL,  New  Britain. 

Principal,  Isaac  N.    Carleton,   A.   M.     Associate   Principal, 
Henry  E.  Sawyer,  A.  M. 


THEOLOGICAL    INSTITUTE    OF    CONNECTICUT, 
Hartford. 

Faculty. — Rev.  William  Thompson.  D.  D.,  Rev.  Matthew  B. 
Riddle,  D.  D.,  Rev.  William  S.  Karr,  D.  D.,  Rev.  Chester  D. 
Hartranft,  D.  D.,  Rev.  Lewellvn  Pratt,  D.  D.,  Rev.  Edwin  C. 
Bissell,  I).  D. 

Prof.  Wm.  Thompson,  D.  D.,  Dean  of  the  Faculty;  Rev. 
Jeremiah  Taylor,  D.  D.,  President  of  Board  of  Trustees. 


American  Asylum  for  the  Education  of  the  Deaf 
and  Dumb. — Pres.,  Calvin  Dav;  Vice-Pres'ts,  Roland  Ma- 
ther, Nathaniel  Shipman,  Geo.  M.  Bartholomew,  John  C.  Par- 
sons, Pinckney  W.  Ellsworth,  Jona.  B.  Bunce,  Rowland  Swift, 
Francis  B.  Cooley.  Sec,  Atwood  Collins.  Treas.,  Roland 
Mather.     Principal,  Job  Williams. 


STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Gov.  Thomas  M.  Waller,  New  London;  Lieut. -Gov.  George 
G.  Sumner,  Hartford;  Elisha  Carpenter,  Hartford;  Storrs  0. 
Seymour,  Litchfield;  Anthony  Ame«,  Killingly;  William  G. 
Sumner,  New  Haven.  Sec,  C.  D.  Hine,  Hartford.  Clerk,  J. 
G.  Baird,  Hartford.     Agent,  Giles  Potter,  Essex. 


198  MISCELLANEOUS. 

STATE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

Gov.  Thomas  M.  Waller,  New  London,  Pres. ;  J.  P.  Barstow, 
Norwich,  Vice-Pres. ;  T.  S.  Gold,  West  Cornwall,  Sec;  Nathan 
Hart,  West  Cornwall,  Treas.  Members  appointed  by  the  Gov- 
ernor and  Senate — J.  W.  Alsop,  Middletown;  S.  B.  West, 
Columbia;  Albert  Day,  Brooklyn;  J.  P.  Barstow,  Norwich. 
Members  appointed  by  Agricultural  Societies — John  S.  Kirk- 
ham,  Newington;  J.  J.  Webb,  New  Haven;  James  A.  Bill, 
Lyme;  E.  R.  W7hittlesey,  Danbury;  Alexander  Warner,  Pom- 
fret;  J.  LeRoy  Buck,  "New  Milford;  J.  M.  Hubbard,  Middle- 
town;  A.  R.  Goodrich,  Vernon. 


STATE    AGRICULTURAL    EXPERIMENT  STATION. 

Prest.,  His  Exc, Thomas  M.  Waller,  New  London;  V.  Prest. 
Hon.  E.  H.  Hyde,  Stafford;  T.  S.  Gold,  West  Cornwall,  W.  0. 
Atwater,  Middletown,  Edwin  Hoyt.  New  Canaan,  James  J. 
WTebb,  Hamden;  Sec'yand  Treas.,  W.  H.  Brewer,  New  Haven; 
Direc,  S.  W.  Johnson,  New  Haven. 

Chemists,  E.  H.  Jenkins,  Ph.  Dr.,  C.  A.  Hutchinson.  B.  R.; 
Direc,  S.  W.  Johnson,  New  Haven. 


STATE  AGRICULTURAL  SOCIETY. 

Officers.— Pres.,  James  A.  Bill,  Lyme;  Vice-Pres.,  J.  P. 
Barstow,  Norwich;  J.  J.  Webb,  Hamden;  Treas.,  Wm.  H. 
Gross,  Hartford;  Cor.  Sec,  H.  C.  Hull,  Meriden;  Rec.  Sec,  T. 
S.  Gold,  West  Cornwall. 


STATE  PRISON,   WETHERSFIELD. 

Directors.  Chairman,  Francis  Wayland,  New  Haven:  Lewis 
Wlntmore,  Rocky  Hill,  Henry  T.  Sperry,  Hartford.  «lohn  H. 
Leeds,  New  Haven,  Thomas  McManus,  Hartford,  Nathan  M. 
Belden,  Wilton;  Cyrus  B.  Newton,  Stafford;  Warden,  Gustavus 
Sargent;  Deputy  Warden,  Edward  0  Peck;  Chaplain,  Amasa 
Howard;  Physician,  A.  S.  Warner;  Matron,  Miss  AddieL.  Car- 
penter. 


MISCELLANEOUS.  199 

CONNECTICUT  HUMANE  SOCIETY. 

Rodney  Dennis,  President;  G.  F.  Davis,  Vice  President; 
Henry  E.  Burton,  Secretary;  Ralph  W.  Cutler,  Treasurer;  all 
of  Hartford. 


Storks1  Agricultural  School,  Mansfield. — Trustees,  Gov. 
Thomas  M.  Waller.  Prest.;  J.  B.  Barstow,  Norwich,  Vice- 
Prest.:  J.  M.  Hall,  Willimantic.  Sec.  and  Treas.;  S.  0.  Vinton, 
Eagleville;  J.  M.  Hubbard,  Middletown;  T.  S.  Gold,  West 
Cornwall;  J.  B.  Olcott,  South  Manchester;  E.  H.  Hyde,  S  af- 
ford: Prof.  S.  W.  Johnson,  New  Haven.  Officers,  H.  P. 
Armsbv,  Ph.  D.,  Acting  Principal;  B.  F.  Koons.  Ph.  B..  M.  A., 
Prof.  Nat.  Hist.;  Horatio  Goddard,  Supt.  of  Farm;  Mrs.  R.  H. 
Coit,  Matron. 


Commissioners  of  Pharmacy. — Pres.,  E.  A.  Gesner,  New 
Haven;  Sec.  P.  A.  Jewett.  New  Haven;  Treas.,  Stephen 
Goodrich,  Hartford. 


State  Board  of  Charities. — Chairman,  Willis  R.  Austin, 
Norwich;  Secretary.  Mrs.  Z.  K.  Pease,  Hartford;  S.  Rutledge 
McNary,  Hartford;  Dr-  W.  H.  Hotchkiss,  New  Haven;  Miss 
Hannah  Ripley,  Norwich. 

Connecticut  Prison  Association. — Prest.,  Francis  Way- 
land,  New  Haven;  Trea-.,  John  B.  Corning,  Hartford;  Sec'y, 
John  C.  Taylor,  Hartford. 


State  Reform  School,  Meriden. —  Trustees,  F.  0.  Bennett, 
Brooklyn;  Charles  Fitzgerald,  Middletown;  Vincent  Coiyer, 
Darien;  John  L.  Houston,  Thompsonville;  Jabez  S.  Lathrop, 
Norwich;  G.  H.  Preston,  M.  D.,  Tolland;  Charles  Fabrique, 
New  Haven;  A.  S.  Bruce,  Pomfret:  Theo.  Bird,  Bethlehem. 

Resident  Trustees,  Isaac  C.  Lewis,  Charles  L.  Upham,  Owen 
B.  Arnold. 

Superintendent,  George  E.  Howe. 


Cromwell  Hall.  Cromwell,  Conn. — An  Institution  for  the 
treatment  of  Mental  and  Nervous  Diseases.  W.  B.  Hallock, 
M.  D.,  Supt. 


200 


Official  Returns  of  the  Census  for  1870  and  1880. 


Towds. 

1870. 

1880. 

Towns. 

1870. 

1880. 

Andover, 

462 

428 

East  Haven, 

2,713 

3,067 

Ash  ford, 

1,242 

1,041 

East  Lyme, 

1,506 

1,731 

Avon, 

987 

1,058 

Easton" 

1,289 

1,145 

Barkhamsted, 

1,440 

1,298 

Ea?t  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 

Bran  ford, 

2,489 

3,047 

Granby, 

1,516 

1,340 

Bridgeport, 

19,876 

29,148 

Greenwich, 

7,672 

7,892 

Bridge  water, 

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 

6721 

Colchester, 

3,383 

2,974 

Killing  worth, 

856 

848 

Colebrook, 

1,132 

1,148 

Lebanon, 

2,211 

1,345 

Columbia, 

891 

757 

Ledyard, 

1,392 

1,073 

Cornwall, 

1,772 

1,5^3 

Lisbon, 

503 

630 

Coventry, 

2,057 

2,043 

Litchfield, 

3,113 

3,410 

Cromwell, 

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 

Mori  den, 

10,521 

18,340 

Fast  Granby, 

853 

754 

Middleburv, 

696 

687 

East  Haddam, 

2,952 

3,032 

Middlefield, 

1,064 

928 

Bast  Hartford, 

3,013 

3,500 

Middletown, 

11,143 

11,731 

CENSUS. 

201 

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 

Southinston, 

4,316 

5,411 

New  Britain, 

9,480 

13,978 

South  Windsor, 

1,693 

1,902 

New  Canaan, 

2,496 

2.673 

Sprague, 

3,462 

3,207 

New  Fairfield, 

871 

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 

Sufiield, 

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 

Nor  walk. 

12,122 

13,956 

Vernon, 

5,447 

6,915 

Norwich, 

16,653 

21,141 

Voluntown, 

1,052 

1,186 

Old  Lyme, 

1,362 

1,887 

Waliingford, 

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 

Pom  fret, 

1,488 

1.470 

West  Hartford, 

1.533 

1,828 

Portland, 

4,694 

4,156 

Weston, 

1,054 

918 

Preston, 

2,162 

2,519 

West  port, 

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  i 

522,683 

202  TABLE    OF   DISTANCES. 

There  are  167  Towns  in  the  State — 82  send  two  Representa- 
tives, and  85  one  each,  making  249  members  of  the  House; 
these  Towns  are  divided  into  24  Senatorial  Districts ;  and  the 
eight  Counties  into  4  Congressional  Districts. 

Hartford  County  has  4  Senators  and  45  Representatives. 
New  Haven  County  has  4  Senators  and  33  Representatives. 
New  London  County  has  3  Senators  and  30  Representatives. 
Fairfield  County  has  4  Senators  and  32  Representatives. 
Windham  County  has  2  Senators  and  24  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  at 
enacted  by  the  General  Assembly  in  1877.     Also  the  Number 
of  Representatives  to  which  each  Town  is  entitled. 


Hartford  County. 

To 

No. 

To 

No. 

H'fd. 

Rep. 

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 

Suineld, 

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 

HartlaVid, 

39 

2 

TABLE    OF    DISTANCES. 


203 


New  Haven   County. 


To 

No. 

To 

No. 

H'fd. 

Rep. 

H'fd. 

Rep. 

New  Haven, 

36 

2 

Milford, 

46 

2 

Waterbury, 

32 

2 

Naugatuck, 

37 

1 

Beacon  Falls, 

41 

1 

North  Branford, 

45 

1 

Bethany, 

45 

1 

North  Haven, 

29 

1 

Branford, 

45 

1 

Orange, 

42 

1 

Cheshire, 

26 

o 

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 

Wood  bridge, 

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 

Oris  wold, 

53 

1 

Salem, 

58 

1 

Groton, 

65 

2 

Sprague, 

42 

1 

Lebanon, 

42 

2 

Stonington, 
Waterford, 

75 

2 

Ledyard, 

58 

1 

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 

Greenwich, 

84 

2 

Trumbull, 

57 

Huntington, 

62 

1 

Weston, 

68 

Monroe, 

67 

1 

Westport, 

65 

New  Canaan, 

86 

1 

Wilton, 

75 

New  Fairfield, 

97 

1 

204 


TABLE    OF    DISTANCES. 


Windham  County. 

To 

No. 

To 

No. 

Hfd. 

Rep. 

Hfd. 

Rep. 

Brooklyn, 

66 

1 

Pomfret, 

50 

2 

Ashford, 

46 

2 

Putnam, 

56 

2 

Canterbury, 

50 

2 

Scotland, 

40 

1 

Chaplin, 

44 

1 

Sterling, 

61 

1 

East  ford. 

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, 

50 

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. 

MlDDLETOWN, 

15 

2 

Essex, 

39 

I 

Haddam, 

27 

2 

Killing  worth, 

43 

2 

Chatham, 

25 

2 

Middlefield, 

21 

1 

Chester, 

34 

1 

Old  Saybrook, 

43 

1 

Clinton, 

51 

1 

Portland, 

18 

1 

Cromwell, 

13 

1 

Saybrook, 

35 

2 

Durham, 

24 

2 

Westbrook, 

46 

1 

East  Haddam, 

33 

2 

Tolland 

County. 

Tolland, 

22 

2 

Mansfield, 

36 

2 

Anduver, 

23 

1 

Somers, 

24 

2 

Bolton, 

'  20 

1 

Stafford, 

62 

2 

Columbia, 

28 

1 

Union, 

60 

2 

Coventry. 

28 

2 

Vernon, 

17 

2 

Ellington, 

20 

1 

Willington, 

48 

2 

Hebron, 

39 

2 

VOTE    FOR    CONGRESSMEN.  205 

Vote  for  Congressmen,  1882. 
First  District. 
Counties,  Eaton,  d.       Buck,?'.  Thompson,/?.  Phelps,  gr. 

Hartford,  12,663  11,627  23  212 

Tolland,  2,077  2,420  49  — 


Total,  14,740  14,047  72  212 

Eaton's  (d.)  plurality,  693. 

Second  District. 

'Counties.  Mitchell,  d.     Merwin,  r.  Range,/?.  Baker,  gr. 

New  Haven,  16,016  14,008  127  128 

Middlesex,  3,309  3,522  72  35 


Total,  19,335  17,530  199  163 

Mitchell's  (d.)  plurality,  1,795. 

Third  District. 
Counties.  Wait,  r.     Penrose,  d.  Palmer,/?.  Kenyon,#r. 

New  London,  6,298  5,908  220  93 

Windham,  3,584  2,319  68  7 


Total,  9,882  8,227  288  100 

Wait's  (r.)  plurality,  1,655. 

Fourth  District. 
Counties.  Seymour,  d.      Coe,  r.    Beardsley,/?.  Pinney,  gr. 

Fairfield,  10,185  9,507  211  44 

Litchfield,  5,517  4.75  55  35 


Total,  15,702  14,263  266 

Seymour's  {d.)  plurality,  1,440. 


206 


STATE     GOVERNMENTS. 


State*. 

Governors.                  Sessions  of  Legislature. 

Alabama, 

Edward  A.  O'Neal,  d. 

Biennial. 

Arkan - 

J.  H.  Berry,  d. 

California. 

George  Stoneman,  d. 

Colorado, 

James  B.  Grant,  d. 

" 

Connecticut, 

Thomas  M.  Waller,  d. 

Annual. 

Delaware. 

Charles  C.  Stockley,  d. 

Biennial. 

Florida. 

William  D.  Bloxham,  d. 

" 

Georgia. 

Alexander  H.  Stephens,  d. 

" 

Illinois. 

Shelby  M.  Cullom,  r. 

11 

Indiana. 

Albert  G.  Porter,  r. 

11 

Iowa, 

Buren  R.  Sherman,  r. 

" 

Kansas, 

George  W.  Glick,  r. 

" 

Kentucky, 

Luke  P.  Blackburn,  d. 

" 

Louisiana, 

Samuel  D.  McEnery,  d. 

« 

Maine. 

Frederick  Robie,  r. 

•• 

Maryland. 

William  T.  Hamilton,  d. 

a 

Massachusetts, 

Benjamin  P.  Butler,  d. 

Annual. 

Michigan, 

Josiah  W.  Begole,  fusion. 

Biennial. 

Minnesota, 

Lucius  F.  Hubbard,  r. 

" 

Mississippi, 

Robert  Lowry,  d. 

<< 

Missouri. 

Thomas  T.  Crittenden,  d. 

it 

Nebraska, 

James  W.  Dawes,  r. 

(i 

Nevada. 

Jewett  W.  Adams,  r. 

11 

New  Hampshire, 

Charles  H.  Bell,  r. 

" 

New  Jersey, 

George  C.  Ludlow,  d. 

Annual. 

New  York, 

Grover  Cleveland,  d. 

" 

North  Carolina, 

Thomas  J.  Jar  vis,  d. 

Biennial. 

Ohio, 

Charles  Foster,  r. 

it 

Oregon, 

Zen  as  F.  Moody,  r. 

" 

Pennsylvania, 

Robert  E.  Pattison.  <L 

11 

Rhode  Island, 

Alfred  H.  Littlefield,  r. 

Annual. 

South  Carolina, 

Hugh  S.  Thompson,  d. 

<( 

Tennessee, 

William  B.  Bate,  d. 

Biennial. 

Texas, 

John  Ireland,  <L 

•• 

Vermont, 

John  L.  Barstow,  r. 

M 

Virginia. 

William  E.  Cameron,  read. 

u 

West  Virginia, 

Jacob  B.  Jackson,  d. 

" 

Wisconsin, 

Jeremiah  M.  Rusk,  r. 

Annual. 

MANUAL  AND  ROLL 


General  Assembly 


OF 


CONNECTICUT, 


IRTTIjIES   .A^ID   OEDERS. 


1883. 


14 


JOINT  COMMITTEE.  ON  MANUAL  AND  ROLL. 


SENATE. 

OWEN    B.    KING. 


HOUSE. 

THOMAS  H.   DELANO,  BUELL  CARTER, 

HORACE  M.    BANCROFT. 


THE 

CONSTITUTION  OF  CONNECTICUT. 


PREAMBLE. 


The  people  of  Connecticut,  acknowledging  with  gratitude 
the  good  providence  of  God  in  having  permitted  them  to 
enjoy  a  free  government,  do,  in  order  more  effectually  to 
define,  secure,  and  perpetuate  the  liberties,  rights,  and  privi- 
leges which  they  have  derived  from  their  ancestors,  hereby, 
after  a  careful  consideration  and  revision,  ordain  and  estab- 
lish the  following  Constitution  and  form  of  civil  government: 

ARTICLE  FIRST. 

DECLARATION    OF    RIGHTS. 

That  the  great  and  essential  principles  of  liberty  and  free 
government  may  be  recognized  and  established. 


W*  Qttlm, 


Section  1.  That  all  men,  when  they  form  a  social  com- 
pact, are  equal  in  rights;  and  that  no  man  or  set  of  men  are 
entitled  to  exclusive  public  emoluments  or  privileges  from 
the  community. 

Sec.  2.  That  all  political  power  is  inherent  in  the  people, 
and  all  free  governments  are  founded  on  their  authority,  and 
instituted  for  their  benefit ;  and  that  they  have  at  all  times 
an  undeniable  and  indefeasible  right  to  alter  their  form  of 
government  in  such  a  manner  as  they  may  think  expedient. 

Sec.  3.  The  exercise  and  enjoyment  of  religious  profes- 
sion and  worship,  without  discrimination,   shall  forever  be 


212  CONSTITUTION. 

free  to  all  persons  in  this  State,  provided  that  the  right  hereby 
declared  and  established  shall  not  be  so  construed  as  to  ex- 
cuse acts  of  licentiousness,  or  to  justify  practices  inconsistent 
with  the  peace  and  safety  of  the  State. 

Sec.  4.  No  preference  shall  be  given  by  law  to  any 
Christian  sect  or  mode  of  worship. 

Sec.  5.  Every  citizen  may  freely  speak,  write,  and  pub- 
lish his  sentiments  on  all  subjects,  being  responsible  for  the 
abuse  of  that  liberty. 

Sec.  6.  No  law  shall  ever  be  passed  to  curtail  or  restrain 
the  liberty  of  speech  or  of  the  press. 

Sec.  7.  In  all  prosecutions  or  indictments  for  libels,  the 
truth  may  be  given  in  evidence,  and  the  jury  shall  have  the 
right  to  determine  the  law  and  the  facts,  under  the  direction 
of  the  court. 

S&:.  8.  The  people  shall  be  secure  in  their  persons, 
houses,  papers,  and  possessions  from  unreasonable  searches 
or  seizures,  and  no  warrant  to  search  any  place,  or  to  seize 
any  person  or  things,  shall  issue  without  describing  them  as 
nearly  as  may  be,  nor  without  probable  cause  supported  by 
oath  or  affirmation. 

Sec.  9.  In  all  criminal  prosecutions,  the  accused  shall 
have  a  right  to  be  heard  by  himself  and  by  counsel:  to  de- 
mand the  nature  and  the  cause  of  the  accusation  ;  to  be  con- 
fronted by  the  witnesses  against  him :  to  have  compulsory 
process  to  obtain  witnesses  in  his  favor:  and  in  all  prosecu- 
tions, by  indictment  or  information,  a  speedy  public  trial  by 
an  impartial  jury.  He  shall  not  be  compelled  to  give  evi- 
dence against  himself,  nor  be  deprived  of  life,  liberty,  or 
property,  but  by  due  course  of  law.  And  no  person  shall  be 
holden  to  answer  for  any  crime,  the  punishment  of  which 
may  be  death  or  imprisonment  for  life,  unless  on  a  present- 
ment or  indictment  of  a  grand  jury;  except  in  the  land  or 
naval  forces,  or  in  the  militia  when  in  actual  service  in  time 
of*  war  or  public  danger. 

10.     No  person  shall  be  arrested,  detained,  or  pun- 
ished,  except  in  cases  clearly  warranted  by  law. 

Sec.  11.  The  property  of  no  person  shall  be  taken  for 
public  use  without  just  compensation  therefor. 


CONSTITUTION.  213 

Sec.  12.  All  courts  shall  be  open,  and  every  person,  for 
an  injury  done  to  him  in  his  person,  property,  or  reputation, 
shall  have  remedy  by  due  course  of  law.  and  right  and  jus- 
tice administered  without  sale,  denial,  or  delay. 

Sec.  13.  Excessive  bail  shall  not  be  required,  nor  exces- 
sive fines  imposed. 

Sec.  14.  All  prisoners  shall,  before  conviction,  be  baila- 
ble by  sufficient  securities,  except  for  capital  offenses,  where 
the  proof  is  evident,  or  the  presumption  great;  and  the 
privileges  of  the  writ  of  habeas  corpus  shall  not  be  sus- 
pended, unless  when,  in  case  of  a  rebellion  or  invasion,  the 
public  safety  may  require  it :  nor  in  any  case,  but  by  the  leg- 
islature. 

Sec.  15.  Xo  person  shall  be  attainted  of  treason  or  felony 
by  the  legislature. 

Sec.  16.  The  citizens  have  a  right,  in  a  peaceable  man- 
ner, to  assemble  for  their  common  good,  and  to  apply  to  those 
invested  with  the  powers  of  government,  for  redress  of  griev- 
ances, or  other  proper  purposes,  by  petition,  address,  or  re- 
monstrance. 

Sec.  IT.  Every  citizen  has  a  right  to  bear  arms  in  de- 
fense of  himself  and  the  State. 

Sec.  18.  The  militia  shall,  in  all  cases  and  at  all  times, 
be  in  strict  subordination  to  the  civil  power. 

Sec.  19.  No  soldier  shall,  in  time  of  peace,  be  quartered 
in  any  house  without  the  consent  of  the  owner;  nor  in  time 
of  war  but  in  a  manner  to  be  prescribed  by  law. 

Sec.  20.  Xo  hereditary  emoluments,  privileges,  or  honors 
shall  ever  be  granted  or  conferred  in  this  State. 

Sec.   21.     The  right  of  trial  by  jury  shall  remain  inviolate. 

ARTICLE  SECOND. 

OF    THE    LEGISLATIVE    DEPARTMENT. 

The  powers  of  government  shall  be  divided  into  three  dis- 
tinct departments,  and  each  of  them  confided  to  a  separate 
magistracy,  to  wit :  those  which  are  legislative  to  one ;  those 
which  are  executive,  to  another;  and  those  which  are  judicial, 
to  another. 


214  CONSTITUTION. 

ARTICLE  THIRD. 

OF   THE   LEGISLATIVE   DEPARTMENT. 

Section  1.  The  legislative  power  of  this  State  shall  be 
vested  in  two  distinct  houses  or  branches;  the  one  to  be 
stvled  The  Senate,  the  other  The  House  of  Representa- 
tives, and  both  together  THE  GENERAL  ASSEMBLY. 
The  style  of  their  laws  shall  be,  Be  it  enacted  by  the  Senate 
and  House  of  Representatives  in  General  Assembly  convened. 

Sec.  2.  There  shall  be  one  stated  session  of  the  General 
Assembly,  to  be  holden  in  each  year,  alternately  at  Hartford 
and  New  Haven,  on  the  first  Wednesday  of  May,*  and  at 
such  other  times  as  the  General  Assembly  shall  judge  neces- 
sary ;  the  first  session  to  be  holden  at  Hartford :  but  the  per- 
son administering  the  office  of  Governor  may.  on  special 
emergencies,  convene  the  General  Assembly  at  either  of  said 
places,  at  any  other  time.  And  in  case  of  danger  from  the 
prevalence  of  contagious  diseases  in  either  of  said  places,  or 
other  circumstances,  the  person  administering  the  office  of 
Governor  may  by  proclamation  convene  said  Assembly  at  any 
other  place  in  the  State. 

Sec.  3.  The  House  of  Representatives  shall  consist  of 
electors  residing  in  towns  from  which  they  are  elected.  The 
number  of  Rrepresentatives  from  each  town  shall  be  the 
same  as  at  present  practiced  and  allowed.  In  case  a  new 
town  shall  hereafter  be  incorporated,  such  new  town  shall 
be  entitled  to  one  representative  only ;  *  and  if  such 
new  town  shall  be  made  from  one  or  more  towns,  the  town 
or  towns  from  which  the  same  shall  be  made  shall  be  entitled 
to  the  same  number  of  Representatives  as  at  present  allowed, 
unless  the  number  shall  be  reduced  by  consent  of  such  town 
or  towns. 

Sec.  4.  The  Senate  shall  consist  of  twelve  members,  to 
be  chosen  annually  by  the  electors.}: 

At  a  meeting  of  the  electors,  held  in  the  several 


♦Altered  by  amendments  of  1872,  1875,  and  1876. 
■♦■Altered  by  amendments  1828, 1836.  and  1875. 
X  Altered  bv  amendments  of  1828.  183C,  1872. 


CONSTITUTION.  215 

towns  in  this  State  in  April  annually,  after  the  election  of 
Representatives,  the  electors  present  shall  be  called  upon  to 
bring  in  their  written  ballots  for  Senators.*  The  presiding 
officer  shall  receive  the  vote  of  the  electors,  and  count  and 
declare  them  in  open  meeting.  The  presiding  officer  shall 
also  make  duplicate  lists  of  the  persons  voted  for,  and  of  the 
number  of  votes  for  each,  which  shall  be  certified  by  the 
presiding  officer ;  one  of  which  lists  shall  be  delivered  to  the 
Town  Clerk,  and  the  other,  within  ten  days  after  said  meet- 
ing, shall  be  delivered,  under  seal,  either  to  the  Secretary  or 
to  the  sheriff  of  the  county  in  which  said  town  is  situated : 
which  list  shall  be  directed  to  the  Secretary,  with  a  super- 
scription expressing  the  purport  of  the  contents  thereof; 
and  each  sheriff  who  shall  receive  such  votes  shall,  within 
fifteen  days  after  said  meeting,  deliver,  or  cause  them  to  be 
delivored.  to  the  Secretary. 

Sec.  6.  The  Treasurer,  Secretary,  and  Comptroller,  for 
the  time  being,  shall  canvass  the  votes  publicly.  The 
twelve  persons  having  the  greatest  number  of  votes  for 
Senators  shall  be  declared  to  be  elected.  But  in  cases  where 
no  choice  is  made  by  the  electors  in  consequence  of  an 
equality  of  votes,  the  House  of  Representatives  shall  desig- 
nate,! Dy  ballot,  which  of  the  candidates  having  such  equal 
number  of  votes  shall  be  declared  to  be  elected.  The  return 
of  votes,  and  the  result  of  the  canvass,  shall  be  submitted  to 
the  House  of  Representatives,  and  also  to  the  Senate,  on 
the  first  day  of  the  session  of  the  General  Assembly:  and 
each  House  shall  be  the  final  judge  of  the  election,  returns, 
and  qualifications  of  its  own  members. 

Sec.  7.  The  House  of  Representatives,  when  assembled, 
shall  choose  a  speaker,  clerk,  and  other  officers.  The  Senate 
shall  choose  its  clerk  and  other  officers  except  the  President. 
A  majority  of  each  House  shall  constitute  a  quorum  to  do 
business :  but  a  smaller  number  may  adjourn  from  day  to 
day,  and  compel  the  attendance  of  absent  members  in  such 
manner,  and  under  such  penalties,  as  each  House  may  pre- 
scribe. 

*  Altered  by  amendment  of  1836. 
t  Altered  by  amendment  of  1828. 


216  CONSTITUTION. 

Sec.  8.  Each  House  shall  determiue  the  rules  of  its  own 
proceedings,  punish  members  for  disorderly  conduct,  and. 
with  the  consent  of  two-thirds,  expel  a  member,  but  not  a 
second  time  for  the  same  cause;  and  shall  have  all  other 
powers  necessary  for  a  branch  of  the  legislature  of  a  free 
and  independent  State. 

Sec.  9.  Each  House  shall  keep  a  journal  of  its  proceed- 
ings, and  publish  the  same,  when  required  by  one-fifth  of  its 
members,  except  such  parts  as,  in  the  judgment  of  a  major- 
ity, require  secrecy.  The  yeas  and  nays  of  the  members  of 
either  House  shall,  at  the  desire  of  one-fifth  of  those  pres- 
ent, be  entered  on  the  journals. 

Sec.  10.  The  Senators  and  Representatives  shall,  in  all 
cases  of  civil  process,  be  privileged  from  arrest  during  the 
session  of  the  General  Assembly,  and  for  four  days  before 
the  commencement  and  after  the  termination  of  any  session 
thereof.  And  for  any  speech  of  debate  in  either  House, 
they  shall  not  be  questioned  in  any  other  place. 

Sec.  11.  The  debates  of  each  House  shall  be  public,  ex- 
cept on  such  occasions  as.  in  the  opinion  of  the  House,  may 
require  secrecy. 

ARTICLE  FOURTH. 

OF  THE  EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT. 

Section  1.  The  supreme  executive  power  of  the  State 
shall  be  vested  in  a  Governor,  who  shall  be  chosen  by  the 
electors  of  the  State,  and  shall  hold  his  office  for  one  year 
from  the  first  Wednesday  of  May  next  succeeding  his  elec- 
tion, and  until  his  successor  be  duly  qualified.  No  person 
who  is  not  an  elector  of  this  State,  and  who  has  not  arrived 
at  the  age  of  thirty  years,  shall  be  eligible. 

Sec.  2.  At  the  meeting  of  the  electors  in  the  respective 
towns,  in  the  month  of  April  in  each  year,*  immediately 
after  the  election  of  Senators,  the  presiding  officer  shall  call 
upon  the  electors  to  bring  in  their  ballots  for  him  whom  they 
would  elect  to  be  Governor,  with    his  name   fairly  written. 

♦Made  to  apply  to  biennial  elections  by  amendment  of  1876. 


CONSTITUTION.  217 

When  such  ballots  shall  have  been  received  and  counted  in 
the  presence  of  the  electors,  duplicate  lists  of  the  persons  voted 
for.  and  of  the  number  of  votes  given  for  each,  shall  be 
made  and  certified  by  the  presiding  officer,  one  of  which 
lists  shall  be  deposited  in  the  office  of  the  Town  Clerk  within 
three  days,  and  the  other,  within  ten  days  after  said  election, 
shall  be  transmitted  to  the  Secretary,  or  to  the  sheriff  of  the 
county  in  which  such  election  shall  have  been  held.  The 
sheriff  receiving  said  votes  shall  deliver,  or  cause  them  to  be 
delivered,  to  the  Secretary  within  fifteen  days  next  after 
said  election.  The  votes  so  returned  shall  be  counted  by 
the  Treasurer.  Secretary,  and  Comptroller,  within  the  month 
of  April.  A  fair  list  of  the  persons  and  the  number  of  votes 
given  for  each,  together  with  the  returns  of  the  presiding 
officers,  shall  be,  by  the  Treasurer,  Secretary,  and  Comptrol- 
ler, made  and  laid  before  the  General  Assembly,  then  next 
to  be  holden,  on  the  first  day  of  the  session  thereof;  and 
said  Assembly  shall,  after  examination  of  the  same,  declare 
the  person  whom  they  shall  find  to  be  legally  chosen,  and 
give  him  notice  accordingly.  If  no  person  shall  have  a 
majority  of  the  whole  number  of  said  votes,  or  if  two  or 
more  shall  have  an  equal  and  the  greatest  number  of  said 
votes,  then  said  Assembly,  on  the  second  day  of  their  ses- 
sion, by  joint  ballot  of  both  Houses,  shall  proceed,  without 
debate,  to  choose  a  Governor  from  a  list  of  the  names  of  the 
two  persons  having  the  greatest  number  of  votes,  or  of  the 
names  of  persons  having  an  equal  and  highest  number  of 
votes  so  returned  as  aforesaid.  The  General  Assembly  shall 
by  law  prescribe  the  manner  in  which  all  questions  concern- 
ing the  election  of  a  Governor,  or  Lieutenant-Governor,  shall 
be  determined. 

Sec.  3.  At  the  annual  meetings  of  the  electors,  imme- 
diately after  the  election  of  Governor,  there  shall  also  be 
chosen,  in  the  same  manner  as  is  hereinbefore  provided  for 
the  election  of  Governor,  a  Lieutenant-Governor.*  who  shall 
continue  in  office  for  the  same  time,  and  possess  the  same 
qualifications. 

♦Altered  by  amendment  of  1836. 


218  CONSTITUTION, 

Sec.  4.  The  compensations  of  the  Governor.  Lieutenant- 
Governor.  Senators,  and  Representatives,  shall  be  established 
by  law,  and  shall  not  be  varied  so  as  to  take  effect  until 
after  an  election,  which  shall  next  succeed  the  passage  of 
the  law  establishing  said  compensations. 

Sec.  5.  The  Governor  shall  be  Captain-General  of  the 
militia  of  the  State,  except  when  called  into  the  service  of 
the  United  States. 

Sec.  6.  He  may  require  information  in  writing  from  the 
officers  in  the  executive  department,  on  any  subject  relating 
to  the  duties  of  their  respective  offices. 

Sec.  7.  The  Governor,  in  case  of  a  disagreement,  be- 
tween the  two  Houses  of  the  General  Assembly,  respecting 
the  time  of  adjournment,  may  adjourn  them  to  such  time  as 
he  shall  think  proper,  not  beyond  the  day  of  the  next  stated 
session. 

Sec.  8.  He  shall,  from  time  to  time,  give  to  the  General 
Assembly  information  of  the  state  of  the  government,  and 
recommend  to  their  consideration  such  measures  as  he  shall 
deem  expedient. 

Sec.  9.  He  shall  take  care  that  the  laws  be  faithfully 
executed. 

Sec.  10.  The  Governor  shall  have  power  to  grant  re- 
prieves after  convicting,  in  all  cases  except  those  of  im- 
peachment, until  the  end  of  the  next  session  of  the  General 
Assembly,  and  no  longer. 

Sec  11.  All  commissions  shall  be  in  the  name  and  by 
authority  of  the  State  of  Connecticut :  shall  be  sealed  with 
the  State  seal,  signed  by  the  Governor,  and  attested  by  the 
Secretary. 

Sec.  12.  Every  bill  which  shall  have  passed  both  Houses 
of  the  General  Assembly  shall  be  presented  to  the  Governor. 
If  he  approves,  he  shall  sign  and  transmit  it  to  the  Secretary, 
but  if  not  he  shall  return  it  to  the  House  in  which  it  origi- 
nated, with  his  objections,  which  shall  be  entered  on  the 
journals  of  the  House:  who  shall  proceed  to  reconsider  the 
bill.  If.  after  such  reconsideration,  the  House  shall  again 
pass  it.  it  shall  be  sent,  with  objections,  to  the  other  House 
which  shall  also  reconsider  it.     If  approved,  it  shall  become 


CONSTITUTION.  219 

a  law.  But  in  such  cases  the  votes  of  both  Houses  shall  be 
determined  by  yeas  and  nays ;  and  the  names  of  the  mem- 
bers voting  for  and  against  the  bill  shall  be  entered  on  the 
journals  of  each  house  respectively.  If  the  bill  shall  not  be 
returned  by  the  Governor  within  three  days.  Sundays  ex- 
cepted, after  it  shall  have  been  presented  to  him.  the  same 
shall  be  a  law.  in  like  manner  as  if  he  had  signed  it :  unless 
the  General  Assembly,  by  their  adjournment,  prevents  its 
return  ;  in  which  case  it  shall  not  be  a  law. 

Sec.  13.  The  Lieutenant-Governor  shall,  by  virtue  of  his 
office,  be  President  of  the  Senate,  and  have,  when  in  Com- 
mittee of  the  Whole,  a  right  to  debate ;  and  when  the  Sen- 
ate is  equally  divided,  to  give  the  casting  vote. 

Sec.  14.  In  case  of  the  death,  resignation,  refusal  to 
serve,  or  removal  from  office  of  the  Governor,  or  of  his  im- 
peachment or  absence  from  the  State,  the  Lieutenant-Gov- 
ernor shall  exercise  the  powers  and  authority  appertaining 
to  the  office  of  Governor,  until  another  be  chosen  at  the  next 
periodical  election  for  Governor,  and  be  duly  qualified :  or 
until  the  Governor,  impeached  or  absent,  shall  be  acquitted 
or  return. 

Sec.  15.  When  the  government  shall  be  administered  by 
the  Lieutenant-Governor,  or  he  shall  be  unable  to  attend  as 
President  of  the  Senate,  the  Senate  shall  elect  one  of  their 
members  as  President  pro  tempore.  And  if  dui^ng  the 
vacancy  of  the  office  of  Governor  the  Lieutenant-Governor 
shall  die,  resign,  refuse  to  serve,  or  be  removed  from  office, 
or  if  he  shall  be  impeached  or  absent  from  the  State,  the 
President  of  the  Senate  pro  tempore  shall,  in  like  manner, 
administer  the  government,  until  he  be  superseded  by  a 
Governor,  or  Lieutenant-Governor. 

Sec.  16.  If  the  Lieutenant-Governor  shall  be  required 
to  administer  the  Government,  and  shall,  while  in  such 
administration,  die  or  resign  during  the  recess  of  the  General 
Assembly,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Secretary,  for  the  time 
being,  to  convene  the  Senate  for  the  purpose  of  choosing  a 
President  pro  tempore. 

Sec.  17.  A  Treasurer  shall  annually  be  chosen  by  the 
electors  at  their  meeting  in  April ;   and  the   votes  shall  be 


220  CONSTITUTION. 

returned,  counted,  canvassed,  and  declared  in  the  same  man- 
ner as  is  provided  for  the  election  of  Governor  and  Lieuten- 
ant-Governor,* but  the  votes  for  Treasurer  shall  be  can- 
vassed by  the  Secretary  and  Comptroller  only.  He  shall 
receive  all  moneys  belonging  to  the  State,  and  disburse  the 
same  only  as  he  may  be  directed  by  law.  He  shall  pay  no 
warrant  or  order  for  the  disbursement  of  public  money,  until 
the  same  has  been  registered  in  the  office  of  the  Comptroller. 

Sec.  18.  A  Secretary  shall  be  chosen  next  after  the 
Treasurer,  and  in  the  same  manner;*  and  the  votes  for 
Secretary  shall  be  returned  to.  and  counted,  canvassed,  and 
declared  by  the  Treasurer  and  Comptroller.  He  shall  have 
the  safe  keeping  and  custody  of  the  public  records  and 
documents,  and  particularly  of  the  Acts.  Resolutions,  and 
orders  of  the  General  Assembly,  and  record  the  same ;  and 
perform  all  such  duties  as  shall  be  prescribed  by  law.  He 
shall  be  the  keeper  of  the  seal  of  the  State,  which  shall  not 
be  altered. 

Sec.  19.  A  Comptroller  of  the  Public  Accounts  shall  be 
annually  appointed  by  the  General  Assembl}\*  He  shall 
adjust  and  settle  all  public  accounts  and  demands,  except 
grants  and  orders  of  the  General  Assembl}-.  He  shall  pre- 
scribe the  mode  of  keeping  and  rendering  all  public  accounts. 
He  shall  ex-officio  be  one  of  the  auditors  of  the  accounts  of 
the  Treasurer.  The  General  Assembly  may  assign  to  him 
other  duties  in  relation  to  his  office,  and  that  of  the  Treas- 
urer, and  shall  prescribe  the  manner  in  which  his  duties 
shall  be  performed. 

Sec.  20.  A  sheriff  shall  be  appointed  in  each  county  by 
the  General  Assembly,!  who  shall  hold  his  office  for  three 
years,  removable  by  said  Assembly,  and  shall  become  bound, 
with  sufficient  sureties  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  State,  for  the 
faithful  discharge  of  the  duties  of  his  office,  in  such  manner 
as  shall  be  prescribed  by  law.  In  case  the  sheriff  of  any 
county  shall  die  or  resign,  the  Governor  may  till  the  vacancy 

*  Altered  by  amendment  of  1836. 
t  Altered  by  amendment  of  1838. 


CONSTITUTION.  22 

occasioned  thereby,   until  the  same  shall  be  filled  by  the 
General  Assembly. 

Sec.  21.  A  statement  of  all  receipts,  payments,  funds, 
and  debts  of  the  State,  shall  be  published  from  time  to  time, 
in  such  manner  and  at  such  periods  as  shall  be  prescribed 
by  law. 

ARTICLE  FIFTH. 

OF    THE   JUDICIAL   DEPARTMENT. 

Section  1.  The  judicial  power  of  the  State  shall  be 
vested  in  a  Supreme  Court  of  Errors,  a  Superior  Court,  and 
such  inferior  courts  as  the  General  Assembly  shall,  from  time 
to  time,  ordain  and  establish  ;  the  powers  and  jurisdiction  of 
which  courts  shall  be  defined  by  law. 

Sec.  2.  There  shall  be  appointed  in  each  county  a  suffi- 
cient number  of  justices  of  the  peace,  with  such  jurisdiction 
in  civil  and  criminal  cases  as  the  General  Assembly  may 
provide. 

Sec.  3.  The  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Errors,  of 
the  Superior  and  inferior  courts,  and  all  justices  of  the  peace, 
shall  be  appointed  by  the  General  Assembly,  in  such  manner 
as  shall  by  law  be  prescribed.*  The  Judges  of  the  Supreme 
Court  and  the  Superior  Court  shall  hold  their  offices  during 
good  behavior,*  but  may  be  removed  by  impeachment;  and 
.the  Governor  shall  also  remove  them  on  the  address  of  two- 
thirds  of  the  members  of  each  House  of  the  General  Assem- 
bty :  all  other  judges  and  justices  of  the  peace  shall  be  ap- 
pointed annually.*  No  judge  or  justice  of  the  peace  shall 
be  capable  of  holding  his  office  after  he  shall  arrive  at  the 
age  of  seventy  years. 

ARTICLE  SIXTH. 

OF    THE   QUALIFICATIONS   OF    ELECTORS. 

Section  1.  All  persons  who  have  been,  or  shall  here- 
after, previous  to  the  ratification  of  this  Constitution,  be 
admitted  freemen,  according  to  the  existing  law  of  this 
State,  shall  be  electors. 

♦Altered  by  amendments. 


222  CONSTITUTION. 

Sec.  2.  Every  white*  male  citizen  of  the  United  States, 
who  shall  have  gained  a  settlement  of  this  State,  attained 
the  age  of  twenty-one  years  and  resided  in  the  town  in 
which  he  may  offer  himself  to  be  admitted  to  the  privilege 
of  an  elector,  at  least  six  months  preceding;  and  have  a 
freehold  estate  of  the  yearly  value  of  seven  dollars  in  this 
State:  or.  having  been  enrolled  in  the  militia,  shall  have 
performed  military  duty  therein  for  the  term  of  one  year  next 
preceding  the  time  he  shall  offer  himself  for  admission.*  or 
being  liable  thereto  shall  have  been,  by  authority  of  law, 
excused  therefrom;  or  shall  have  paid  a  State  tax  within 
the  year  next  preceding  the  time  he  shall  present  himself  for 
such  admission;  and  shall  sustain  a  good  moral  character, 
shall,  on  his  taking  such  oath  as  may  be  prescribed  by  law, 
be  an  elector. 

Sec.  3.  The  privileges  of  an  elector  shall  be  forfeited  by 
a  conviction  of  bribery,  forgery,  perjury,  duelling,  fraudulent 
bankruptcy,  theft,  or  other  offense  for  which  an  infamous 
punishment  is  inflicted. 

Sec.  4.  Every  elector  shall  be  eligible  to  any  office  in 
this  State,  except  in  cases  provided  for  in  this  Constitution. 

Sec.  5.  The  selectmen  and  town  clerk  of  the  several 
towns  shall  decide  on  the  qualifications  of  electors,  at  such 
times  and  in  such  manner  as  may  be  prescribed  by  law. 

Sec.  6.  Laws  shall  be  made  to  support  the  privilege  of. 
free  suffrage,  prescribing  the  manner  of  regulating  and  con- 
ducting meetings  of  the  electors,  and  prohibiting,  under 
adequate  penalties,  all  undue  influence  therein,  from  power, 
bribery,  tumult,  and  other  improper  conduct. 

Sec.  7.  In  all  elections  of  officers  of  the  State,  or  mem- 
bers of  the  General  Assembly,  the  votes  of  the  electors 
shall  be  by  ballot. 

Sec.  8.  *  At  all  elections  of  officers  of  the  State,  or  mem- 
bers of  the  General  Assembly,  the  electors  shall  be  privi- 
leged from  arrest  during  their  attendance  upon,  and  going 
to,  and  returning  from  the  same,  on  any  civil  process. 

Sec.  9.     The  meeting  of  the  electors  for  the  election  of 

*  Altered  by  amendments. 


CONSTITUTION.  223 

the  several  State  officers  by  law  annually  to  be  elected,  and 
members  of  the  G-eneral  Assembly  of  this  State,  shall  be 
holden  on  the  first  Monday  in  April  of  each  year.* 

ARTICLE  SEVENTH. 

OF    RELIGION. 

Section  1.  It  being  the  duty  of  all  men  to  worship  the 
Supreme  Being,  the  Great  Creator  and  Preserver  of  the 
Universe,  and  their  right  to  render  that  worship  in  the  mode 
most  consistent  with  the  dictates  of  their  consciences,  no 
person  shall  by  law  be  compelled  to  join  or  support,  nor  be 
classed  with,  or  associated  to.  any  congregation,  church,  or 
religious  association.  But  every  person  now  belonging  to 
such  congregation,  church,  or  religious  association,  shall 
remain  a  member  thereof  until  he  shall  have  separated  him- 
self therefrom  in  the  manner  hereinafter  provided.  And 
each  and  every  society  or  denomination  of  Christians  in  this 
State  shall  have  and  enjoy  the  same  and  equal  powers, 
rights,  and  privileges;  and  shall  have  power  to  support  and 
maintain  the  ministers  or  teachers  of  their  respective  denom- 
inations, and  to  build  and  repair  houses  for  public  worship, 
by  a  tax  on  the  members  of  any  such  society  only,  to  be 
laid  by  a  major  vote  of  the  legal  voters  assembled  at  any 
society  meeting,  warned  and  held  according  to  law,  or  in 
any  other  manner. 

Sec.  2.  If  any  person  shall  choose  to  separate  himself 
from  the  society  or  denomination  of  Christians  to  which  he 
may  belong,  and  shall  leave  a  written  notice  thereof  with 
the  clerk  of  such  society,  he  shall  thereupon  be  no  longer 
liable  for  any  future  expenses  which  may  be  incurred  by 
said  society. 

ARTICLE  EIGHTH. 

OF    EDUCATION. 

Section  1.  The  charter  of  Yale  College,  as  modified  by 
agreement  with  the  corporation  thereof,  in  pursuance  of  an 


♦Altered  by  amendment  of  1875. 


224  CONSTITUTION. 

Act  of  the  General  Assembly,  passed  in  May,  1792,  is  here- 
by confirmed. 

Sec.  2.  The  fund  called  the  School  Fund  shall  remain  a 
perpetual  fund,  the  interest  of  which  shall  be  inviolably  ap- 
propriated to  the  support  and  encouragement  of  the  public 
or  common  schools  throughout  the  State,  and  for  the  equal 
benefit  of  all  the  people  thereof.  The  value  and  amount 
of  said  fund  shall,  as  soon  as  practicable,  be  ascertained  in 
such  manner  as  the  General  Assembly  may  prescribe,  pub- 
lished, and  recorded  in  the  Comptroller's  office,  and  no  law 
shall  ever  be  made  authorizing  said  fund  to  be  diverted  to 
any  other  use  than  the  encouragement  and  support  of  pub- 
lic or  common  schools,  among  the  several  school  societies,  as 
justice  and  equity  shall  require. 

ARTICLE  NINTH. 

OF   IMPEACHMENTS. 

Section  1.  The  House  of  Representatives  shall  have 
the  sole  power  of  impeaching. 

Sec.  2.  All  impeachments  shall  be  tried  by  the  Senate. 
When  sitting  for  that  purpose,  they  shall  be  on  oath  or  af- 
firmation. No  person  shall  be  convicted  without  tTie  con- 
currence of  two-thirds  of  the  members  present.  When  the 
Governor  is  impeached,  the  Chief  Justice  shall  preside. 

Sec.  3.  The  Governor,  and  all  other  executive  and  judi- 
cial officers,  shall  be  liable  to  impeachment;  but  judgments 
in  such  cases  shall  not  extend  further  than  to  removal  from 
office  and  disqualification  to  hold  any  office  of  honor,  trust, 
or  profit  under  this  State.  The  party  convicted  shall,  never- 
theless, be  liable  and  subject  to  indictment,  trial,  and  punish- 
ment according  to  law. 

Sec.  4.  Treason  against  the  State  shall  consist  only  in 
levying  war  against  it.  or  adhering  to  its  enemies,  giving 
them  aid  and  comfort.  No  person  shall  be  convicted  of 
treason  unless  on  the  testimony  of  two  witnesses  to  the 
same  overt  act,  or  on  confession  in  open  court.  No  convic- 
tion of  treason  or  attainder  shall  work  corruption  of  blood 
or  forfeiture. 


CONSTITUTION.  225 

ARTICLE  TENTH. 

GENERAL   PROVISIONS. 

Section  1.  Members  of  the  General  Assembly,  and  all 
officers,  executive  and  judicial,  shall,  before  they  enter  on 
the  duties  of  their  respective  offices,  take  the  following  oath 
or  affirmation,  to  wit : 

You  do  solemnly  swear,  or  affirm  (as  the  case  may  be), 
that  you  will  support  the  Constitution  of  the  United  States, 
and  the  Constitution  of  the  State  of  Connecticut,  so  long  as 
you  continue  a  citizen  thereof;  and  that  you  will  faithfully 
discharge,  according  to  law.  the  duties  of  ....  to  the 
best  of  your  abilities.     So  help  you  God. 

Sec.  2.  Each  town  shall  annually  elect  selectmen,  and 
such  officers  of  local  police  as  the  laws  may  prescribe. 

Sec.  3.  The  rights  and  duties  of  all  corporations  shall 
remain  as  if  this  Constitution  had  not  been  adopted;  with 
the  exception  of  such  regulations  and  ,  restrictions  as  are 
contained  in  this  Constitution.  All  judicial  and  civil  officers 
now  in  office,  who  have  been  appointed  by  the  General  As- 
sembly, and  commissioned  according  to  law,  and  all  such 
officers  as  shall  be  appointed  by  the  said  Assembly,  and 
commissioned  as  aforesaid,  before  the  first  Wednesday  of 
May  next,  shall  continue  to  hold  their  offices  until  the  first 
day  of  June  next,  unless  they  shall  before  that  time  resign, 
or  be  removed  from  office  according  to  law.  The  Treasurer 
and  Secretary  shall  continue  in  office  until  a  Treasurer  and 
Secretary  shall  be  appointed  under  this  Constitution.  All 
military  officers  shall  continue  to  hold  and  exercise  their 
respective  offices  until  they  shall  resign  or  be  removed  ac- 
cording to  law.  All  laws  not  contrary  to,  or  inconsistent 
with,  the  provisions  of  this  Constitution  shall  remain  in 
force  until  they  shall  expire  by  their  own  limitation,  or  shall 
be  altered  or  repealed  by  the  General  Assembly,  in  pursu- 
ance of  this  Constitution.  The  validity  of  all  bonds,  debts, 
contracts,  as  well  of  individuals  as  of  bodies  corporate,  or 
the  State,  of  all  suits,  actions,  or  rights  of  action,  both  in 
law  and  equity,  shall  continue  as  if  no  change  had  taken 
place.  The  Governor.  Lieutenant-Governor,  and  General 
15 


226  CONSTITUTION. 

Assembly,  which  is  to  be  formed  in  October  next,  shall  have 
and  possess  all  the  powers  and  authorities  not  repugnant  to, 
or  inconsistent  with,  this  Constitution,  which  they  now  have 
and  possess,  until  the  first  Wednesday  of  May  next. 

Sec.  4.  Xo  judge  of  the  Superior  Court,  or  of  the  Su- 
preme Court  of  Errors:  no  member  of  Congress;  no  person 
holding  any  office  under  the  authority  of  the  United  States; 
no  person  holding  the  office  of  Treasurer,  Secretary,  or 
Comptroller;  no  sheriff',  or  sheriffs  deputy  shall  be  a  mem- 
ber of  the  General  Assembly. 

ARTICLE  ELEVENTH. 

OF    AMENDMENTS   TO    THE    CONSTITUTION. 

Whenever  a  majority  of  the  House  of  Representatives 
shall  deem  it  necessary  to  alter  or  amend  this  Constitution, 
they  may  propose  such  alteration  and  amendments:  which 
proposed  amendments  shall  be  continued  "to  the  next  Gen- 
eral Assembly,  and  be  published,  with  the  laws  which  may 
have  been  passed  at  the  same  session  :  and  if  two-thirds  of 
each  House,  at  the  next  session  of  said  Assembly,  shall  ap- 
prove the  amendments  proposed,  by  yeas  and  nays,  said 
amendment  shall,  by  the  Secretary,  be  transmitted  to  the 
town  clerk  in  each  town  in  the  State,  whose  duty  it  shall  be 
to  present  the  same  to  the  inhabitants  thereof,  for  their  con- 
sideration, at  a  town  meeting-,  legally  warned  and  held  for 
that  purpose;  and  if  it  shall  appear,  in  a  manner  to  be  pro- 
vided by  law.  that  a  majority  of  the  electors  present  at  such 
meetings  shall  have  approved  such  amendments,  the  same 
shall  be  valid,  to  all  intents  and  purposes,  as  a  part  of  this 
Constitution. 

Done  in  Convention,  on  the  fifteenth  day  of  September,  in 
the  year  of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and 
eighteen,  and  of  the  Independence  of  the  United  States 
the  forty-third. 

Bv  order  of  the  Convention, 

OLIV.   WOLCOTT,  President 
James  Lyman,         )  „,  ., 
Robert  V  urchild,  ( 


AMENDMENTS  TO  THE  CONSTITUTION. 

ARTICLE  I 

ADOPTED    NOVEMBER.     1828. 

From  and  after  the  first  'Wednesday  of  May.  in  the  year 
of  our  Lord  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  thirty,  the  Sen- 
ate of  this  State  shall  consist  of  not  less  than  eighteen  nor 
more  than  twenty-four  members,  and  be  chosen  by  dis- 
tricts. 

ARTICLE  II. 

ADOPTED    NOVEMBER.    1828. 

The  General  Assembly,  which  shall  be  holden  on  the  first 
Wednesday  of  May.  in  the  year  one  thousand  eight  hundred 
and  twenty-nine,  shall  divide  the  State  into  districts  for  the 
choice  of  Senators,  and  shall  determine  what  number  shall 
be  elected  in  each  ;  which  districts  shall  not  be  less  than 
eight  nor  more  than  twenty-four  in  number,  and  shall  al- 
ways be  composed  of  contiguous  territory,  and  in  forming 
them  no  town  shall  be  divided,  nor  shall  the  whole  or  part 
of  one  county  be  joined  to  the  whole  or  part  of  another 
county  to  form  a  district:  regard  being  had  to  the  popula 
tion  in  said  apportionment,  and  in  forming  said  districts,  in 
such  manner  that  no  county  shall  have  less  than  two  sena- 
tors. The  districts,  when  established,  shall  continue  the 
same  until  the  session  of  the  General  Assembly  next  after  the 
completion  of  the  next  census  of  the  United  States:  which 
said  Assembly  shall  have  power  to  alter  the  same,  if  found 
necessary,  to  preserve  a  proper  equality  between  said  dis- 
tricts, in  respect  to  the  number  of  inhabitants  therein,  ac- 
cording to  the  principles  above  recited ;  after  which  said  dis- 
trict   shall   not    be   altered,   nor   the    number   of  Senators 


228  AMENDMENTS   TO   THE    CONSTITUTION. 

altered,  except  at  any  session  of  the  General  Assembly  next 
after  the  completion  of  a  census  of  the  United  States,  and 
then  only  according  to  the  principles  above  described. 

ARTICLE  III. 

ADOPTED    NOVEMBER,    1828. 

At  the  meeting  of  the  electors  on  the  first  Monday  of 
April,  in  the  year  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and  thirty, 
and  annually  thereafter,  immediately  after  the  choice  of  Rep- 
resentatives, the  electors  qualified  by  law  to  vote  in  the 
choice  of  such  Representatives  shall  be  called  upon  by  the 
presiding  officer  in  such  meeting,  in  the  several  towns 
within  their  districts,  respectively,  to  bring  in  their  ballots 
for  such  person  or  number  of  persons  to  be  Senator  or  Sena- 
tors, for  such  districts  in  the  next  General  Assembly,  as 
shall  by  law  be  allowed  to  such  districts  respectively ;  * 
which  person  or  persons  at  the  time  of  holding  such  meet- 
ings shall  belong  to  and  reside  in  the  respective  districts  in 
which  they  shall  be  so  balloted  for,  as  aforesaid  :  And  each 
elector  present  at  such  meeting,  qualified  as  aforesaid,  may 
thereupon  bring  in  his  ballot  or  suffrage  for  such  person  or 
persons  as  he  shall  choose  to  be  Senators  for  such  district,  not 
exceeding  the  number  by  law  allowed  to  the  same,  with  the 
name  or  names  of  such  person  or  persons  fairly  written  on 
one  piece  of  paper.*  And  the  votes  so  given  shall  be  re- 
ceived, counted,  canvassed,  and  declared  in  the  same  manner 
now  provided  by  the  Constitution  for  the  choice  of  Senators. 
The  person  or  persons,  not  exceeding  the  number  by  law 
allowed  to  the  districts  in  which  such  votes  shall  be  given 
in,  having  the  highest  number  of  votes,  shall  be  declared  to 
be  duly  elected  for  such  districts :  But  in  the  event  of  an 
equality  of  votes  between  two  or  more  of  the  persons  so 
voted  for,  the  House  of  Representatives  shall,  in  the  manner 
provided  for  by  the  Constitution,  designate  which  of  such 
person  or  persons  shall  be  declared  to  be  duly  elected. 

*  Altered  by  amendment  of  183G. 


AMENDMENTS    TO    THE    CONSTITUTION.  229 

ARTICLE  IV. 

ADOPTED    NOVEMBER,    1332. 

There  shall  annually*  be  chosen  and  appointed  a 
Lieutenant-Governor,  a  Treasurer,  and  Secretary,  in  the  same 
manner  as  is  provided  in  the  second  section  of  the  fourth 
article  of  the  Constitution  of  this  State,  for  the  choice  and 
appointment  of  a  Governor. 

ARTICLE  V. 

ADOPTED    NOVEMBER,    1836. 

A  Comptroller  of  Public  Accounts  shall  be  annually 
chosen  by  the  electors,  at  their  meeting  in  April,  and  in  the 
same  manner  as  the  Treasurer  and  Secretary  are  chosen, 
and  the  votes  for  Comptroller  shall  be  returned  to.  counted, 
canvassed,  and  declared  by  the  Treasurer  and  Secretary. 

ARTICLE  VI. 

ADOPTED  NOVEMBER.  1336. 

The  electors  in  the  respective  towns,  on  the  first  Monday 
of  April  in  each  year,  may  vote  for  Governor.  Lieutenant- 
Governor,  Treasurer,  Secretary.  Senators,  and  Representa- 
tives in  the  General  Assembly  successively,  or  for  any  num- 
ber of  said  officers  at  the  same  time,  and  the  General 
Assembly  shall  have  power  to  enact  laws  regulating  and 
prescribing  the  order  and  manner  of  voting  for  said  officers, 
and  also  providing  for  the  election  of  Representatives  at  some 
time  subsequent  to  the  first  Monday  of  April  in  all  cases 
when  it  shall  so  happen  that  the  electors  in  any  town  shall 
fail  on  that  day  to  elect  the  Representative  or  Representa- 
tives to  which  such  town  shall  be  by  law  entitled  :  provided, 
that  in  all  elections  of  officers  of  the  State,  or  members  of  the 
General  Assembly,  the  votes  of  the  electors  shall  be  by  bal- 
lot, either  written  or  printed. 

♦Altered  by  amendments  of  1875. 


230  AMENDMENTS    TO    THE    CONSTITUTION. 

ARTICLE  VII. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1838. 

A  sheriff  shall  be  appointed  in  each  county  by  the  electors 
therein,  in  such  manner  as  shall  be  prescribed  by  law,  who 
shall  hold  his  office  for  three  years,  removable  by  the 
General  Assembly,  and  shall  become  bound  with  sufficient 
sureties  to  the  Treasurer  of  the  State  for  the  faithful  dis- 
charge of  the  duties  of  his  office. 

ARTICLE  VIII. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1845. 

Every  white  *  male  citizen  of  the  United  States,  who  shall 
have  attained  the  age  of  twenty-one  years,  who  shall  have 
resided  in  this  State  for  a  term  of  one  year  next  preceding, 
and  in  the  town  in  which  he  may  offer  himself  to  be  admitted 
to  the  privileges  of  an  elector,  at  least  six  months  next  pre- 
ceding the  time  he  may  so  offer  himself,  f  and  shall  sustain  a 
good  moral  character,  shall,  on  his  taking  such  oaths  as  may 
be  prescribed  by  law.  be  an  elector. 

ARTICLE  IX. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1850. 

The  Judges  of  Probate  shall  be  appointed  by  the  electors 
residing  in  the  several  probate  districts,  and  qualified  to  vote 
for  Representatives  therein,  in  such  manner  as  shall  be 
prescribed  bv  law. 

ARTICLE  X. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1850. 

The  Justices  of  the  Peace  for  the  several  towns  in  this 
State  shall  be  appointed  by  the  electors  in  such  towns ;  and 
the  time  and  manner  of  their  election,  the  number  of  each 
town,  and  the  period  for  which  they  shall  hold  their  offices, 
shall  be  prescribed  by  law. 

*  Altered  by  amendments  of  1876. 
1  Altered  by  amendments  of  1855. 


AMENDMENTS    TO    THE    CONSTITUTION.  231 

ARTICLE  XT. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1855. 

Every  person  shall  be  able  to  read  any  article  of  the 
Constitution,  or  any  section  of  the  Statutes  of  this  State. 
before  being  admitted  an  elector. 

ARTICLE  XII. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1856. 

The  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Errors,  and  of  the 
Superior  Court,  appointed  in  the  year  1855.  and  thereafter, 
shall  hold  their  offices  for  the  term  of  eight  years,  but  may 
be  removed  by  impeachment :  and  the  Governor  shall  also 
remove  them  on  the  address  of  two-thirds  of  each  House  of 
the  General  Assembly.  Xo  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Errors,  or  of  the  Superior  Court,  shall  be  capable  of  holding 
office  after  he  shall  arrive  at  the  age  of  seventy  years. 

ARTICLE  XIII. 

ADOPTED  AUGUST.  1864. 

[Every  elector  of  this' State  who  shall  be  in  the  military 
service  of  the  United  States,  either  as  a  drafted  person  or  a 
volunteer,  during  the  present  rebellion,  when  absent  from 
the  State,  because  of  such  service,  have  the  same  right  to 
vote  in  any  election  of  State  officers.  Representatives  in 
Congress,  and  electors  of  President  and  Vice-President  of 
the  LTnited  States,  as  he  would  have  if  present  at  the  time 
appointed  for  such  election,  in  the  town  in  which  he  resided 
at  the  time  of  his  enlistment  into  such  service.  This  provis- 
ion shall  in  no  case  extend  to  persons  in  the  regular  army 
of  the  United  States,  and  shall  cease  and  become  inoperative 
and  void  upon  the  termination  of  the  present  war. 

The  General  Assembly  shall  prescribe,  by  law.  in  what 
manner  and  at  what  time  the  votes  of  electors  absent  from 
this  State,  in  the  military  service  of  the  United  States, 
shall  be  received,  counted,  returned,  and  canvassed.]* 

*  Now  inoperative. 


232  AMENDMENTS    TO    THE    CONSTITUTION. 

ARTICLE  XIV. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1873. 

All  annual  and  special  sessions  of  the  General  Assembly 
shall,  on  and  after  the  first  Wednesday  of  May.  A.  D.  1875, 
be  held  at  Hartford,  but  the  person  administering  the  office 
of  Governor  may,  in  case  of  special  emergency,  convene  said 
Assembly  at  any  other  place  in  this  State. 

ARTICLE  XV. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1874. 

The  House  of  Representatives  shall  consist  of  electors 
residing  in  towns  from  which  they  are  elected.  Every  town 
which  now  contains,  or  hereafter  shall  contain,  a  population 
of  five  thousand,  shall  be  entitled  to  send  two  representatives, 
and  every  other  one  sh'all  be  entitled  to  its  present  represen- 
tation in  the  General  Assembly.  The  population  of  each 
town  shall  be  determined  by  the  enumeration  made  under 
the  authority  of  the  census  of  the  United  States  next  before 
the  election  of  Representatives  is  held. 

ARTICLE  XVI. 

ADOPTED  OCTOBER,   1875. 

Section  1.  A  general  election  for  Governor,  Lieutenant- 
Governor.  Secretary  of  State,  Treasurer,  Comptroller,  and 
members  of  the  General  Assembly,  shall  be  held  on  the 
Tuesday  after  the  first  Monday  of  November,  1876,  and 
annually  thereafter,  for  such  officers  as  are  herein  and  may 
be  hereafter  prescribed. 

Sec.  2.  The  State  officers  above  named,  and  the  Senators 
from  those  districts  having  even  numbers,  elected  on  the 
Tuesday  after  the  first  Monday  of  November,  1876,  and  those 
elected  biennially  thereafter  on  the  Tuesday  after  the  first 
Monday  of  November,  shall  respectively  hold  their  offices 
for  two  years  from  and  after  the  Wednesday  following  the 
first  Monday  of  the  next  succeeding  January.     The  Senators 


AMENDMENTS    TO   THE   CONSTITUTION.  233 

from  those  districts  having  odd  numbers  elected  on  the 
Tuesday  after  the  first  Monday  of  November,  1876,  shall 
hold  their  offices  for  one  year  from  and  after  the  Wednesday 
following  the  first  Monday  of  January,  1877;  the  electors 
residing  in  the  senatorial  districts  having  odd  numbers  shall, 
on  the  Tuesday  after  the  first  Monday  of  November,  1877, 
and  biennially  thereafter,  elect  Senators  who  shall  hold  their 
offices  for  two  years  from  and  after  the  Wednesday  following 
the  first  Monday  of  the  next  succeeding  January.  The 
Representatives  elected  from  the  several  towns  on  the  Tues- 
day after  the  first  Monday  of  November.  1876,  and  those 
elected  annually  thereafter,  shall  hold  their  offices  for  one 
year  from  and  after  the  Wednesday,  following  the  first  Mon- 
day of  the  next  succeeding  January. 

Sec.  3.  There  shall  be  a  stated  session  of  the  General 
Assembly  in  Hartford  on  the  Wednesday  after  the  first 
Monday  of  January,  1877,  and  annually  thereafter  on  the 
Wednesday  after  the  first  Monday  of  January. 

Sec.  4.  The  persons  who  shall  be  severally  elected  to  the 
State  offices  and  General  Assembly  on  the  first  Monday  of 
April,  1876.  shall  hold  such  offices  only  until  the  Wednesday 
after  the  first  Monday  of  January,  1877. 

Sec.  5.  The  General  Assembly  elected  in  April,  1876, 
shall  have  power  to  pass  such  laws  as  may  be  necessary  to 
carry  into  effect  the  provisions  of  this  amendment. 

ARTICLE  XVII. 

ADOPTED    OCTOBER,    1875. 

The  General  Assembly  shall  have  power,  by  a  vote  of 
two-thirds  of  the  members  of  both  branches,  to  restore  the 
privileges  of  an  elector  to  those  who  may  have  forfeited 
the   same  by  a  conviction  of  crime. 

ARTICLE  XVIII. 

ADOPTED   OCTOBER,    1876. 

In  case  a  new  town  shall  hereafter  be  incorporated,  such 
new  town  shall   not  be  entitled  to  a  Representative   in  the 


234  AMENDMENTS    TO    THE    CONSTITUTION. 

General  Assembly  unless  it  has  at  least  twenty-five  hundred 
inhabitants,  and  unless  the  town  from  which  the  major 
portion  of  its  territory  is  taken  has  also  at  least  twenty-five 
hundred  inhabitants;  but  until  such  towns  shall  each  have 
at  least  twenty-five  hundred  inhabitants,  such  new  town 
shall,  for  the  purpose  of  representation  in  the  General 
Assembly,  be  attached  to  and  be  deemed  to  be  a  part  of,  the 
town  from  which  the  major  portion  of  its  territory  is  taken, 
and  it  shall  be  an  election  district  of  such  town  for  the 
purpose  of  representation  in  the  House  of  Representatives. 

ARTICLE  XIX. 

ADOPTED    OCTOBER,    1876. 

The  provisions  of  Section  2.  Article  IV  of  the  Constitution, 
and  of  the  amendments  thereto,  shall  apply,  mutatis  mutandis, 
to  all  elections  held  on  the  first  Tuesday  after  the  first  Mon- 
day of  November,  ]876,  and  annually  thereafter. 

ARTICLE  XX. 

ADOPTED   OCTOBER,    1876. 

Judges  of  the  Courts  of  Common  Pleas,  and  of  the  District 
Courts,  shall  be  appointed  for  four  years.  Judges  of  the 
City  Courts  and  Police  Courts  shall  be  appointed  for  terms 
of  two  vears. 

ARTICLE  XXI. 

ADOPTED    OCTOBER.    1876. 

Judges  of  Probate  shall  be  elected  by  the  electors  resid- 
ing in  their  respective  districts  on  the  Tuesday  after  the 
first  Monday  of  November,  1876,  and  biennially  thereafter. 
Those  persons  elected  Judges  of  Probate  on  the  Tuesday 
after  the  first  Monday  of  November,  1876,  and  those  elected 
biennially  thereafter,  shall  hold  their  offices  for  two  years 
from  and  after  the  Wednesday  after  the  first  Monday  of  the 
next  succeeding  January.  Those  persona  elected  Judges  of 
Probate  on  the  first  Monday  of  April.  1876,  shall  hold  their 
•  offices  only  until  the  Wednesday  after  the  first  Monday  of 
January.   1877. 


AMENDMENTS    TO    THE    CONSTITUTION.  235 

ARTICLE  XXII. 

ADOPTED   OCTOBER,    1876. 

The  compensation  of  members  of  the  General  Assembly 
shall  not  exceed  three  hundred  dollars  per  annum,  and  one 
mileage  each  way  for  each  session,  at  the  rate  of  twenty-five 
cents  per  mile. 

ARTICLE  XXIII. 

ADOPTED   OCTOBER,    1876. 

That  Article  VIII  of  the  amendments  to  the  Constitution 
be  amended  by  erasing  the  word  ''white''  from  the  first 
line. 

ARTICLE  XXIV. 

ADOPTED   OCTOBER,    1877. 

Neither  the  General  Assembly  nor  any  County,  City, 
Borough,  Town,  or  School  District  shall  have  power  to  pay 
or  grant  an  extra  compensation  to  any  public  officer,  em- 
ployee, agent  or  servant,  or  increase  the  compensation  of 
any  public  officer  or  employee,  to  take  effect  during  the 
continuance  in  office  of  any  person  whose  salary  might  be 
increased  thereby,  or  increase  the  pay  or  compensation  of 
any  public  contractor  above  the  amount  specified  in  the 
contract. 

ARTICLE  XXV. 

ADOPTED    OCTOBER,    1877. 

No  County,  City,  Town,  Borough,  or  other  municipality 
shall  ever  subscribe  to  the  capital  stock  of  any  railroad  cor- 
poration, or  become  a  purchaser  of  the  bonds,  or  make  dona- 
tions to,  or  loan  its  credit,  directly  or  indirectly,  in  aid  of 
any  such  corporation;  but  nothing  herein  contained  shall 
affect  the  validity  of  any  bonds  or  debts  incurred  under 
existing  laws,  nor  be  construed  to  prohibit  the  General 
Assembly  from  authorizing  any  Town  or  City  to  protect,  by 
additional  appropriations  of  money  or  credit  any  railroad 
debt  contracted  prior  to  the  adoption  of  this  amendment. 


236  AMENDMENTS   TO   THE   CONSTITUTION. 

ARTICLE  XXVI. 

ADOPTED    OCTOBER,    1880. 

The  Judges  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Errors,  and  ot  the 
Superior  Court,  shall,  upon  nomination  of  the  Governor,  be 
appointed  by  the  General  Assembly,  in  such  manner  as 
shall  by  law  be  prescribed. 


JOINT  RULES  OF  PROCEEDINGS 

FOR    THE 

SENATE  AND  HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES 

OF  CONNECTICUT. 


I.  Immediately  after  the  organization  of  the  Senate  and 
House  of  Representatives,  at  the  commencement  of  every 
stated  session  of  the  General  Assembly,  a  Joint  Committee, 
consisting  of  one  Senator  and  eight  Representatives,  shall 
be  appointed  to  examine  the  returns  and  canvass  of  votes 
given  by  the  electors  for  Governor,  Lieutenant-Governor, 
Treasurer,  Secretary,  and  Comptroller  of  Public  Accounts. 
and  to  report  the  names  of  the  persons  whom  they  find 
elected  to  those  offices  respectively.  After  this  report  shall 
have  been  accepted,  a  Joint  Committee,  consisting  of  one 
Senator  and  two  Representatives,  shall  be  appointed,  to  in- 
form the  Governor  personally  of  his  election  and  of  the 
organization  of  the  two  houses,  and  their  readiness  to  re- 
ceive his  communications. 

II.  On  or  before  the  third  day  of  every  stated  session  of 
the  General  Assembly  there  shall  be  appointed  twenty 
Joint  Standing  Committees,  each  of  one  Senator  and  eight 
Representatives,  except  the  Committee  on  Engrossed  Bills. 
which  shall  consist  of  one  Senator  and  three  Representatives, 
viz. : 

1st.  A  Committee  on  the  Judiciary,  who  shall  take  into 
consideration  all  such  matters  touching  public  or  private 
acts  and  judicial  proceedings,  as  shall  be  referred  to  them, 
and  to  report  their  opiniou  thereon,  together  with  such  pro- 
positions relative  thereto  as  to  them  shall  seem  expedient. 


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2d.  A  Committee  on  the  School  Fund,  who  shall  inquire 
into  and  report  the  actual  state  of  the  School  Fund,  the 
amount,  value,  and  condition  of  its  securities,  and  recom- 
mend such  measures  as  they  shall  deem  best  adapted  to 
secure  its  improvement  and  permanent  safety. 

3d.  A  Committee  on  Banks,  who  shall  take  into  considera- 
tion all  such  matters  relative  to  Banks,  Savings  Banks, 
and  Savings  and  Building  Associations,  as  may  be  referred 
to  them,  and  report  the  facts  with  their  opinion  thereon. 

4th.  A  Committee  on  the  State  Prison,  who  shall  exam- 
ine the  annual  reports  of  the  directors  and  officers  in  charge 
of  the  State  Prison,  the  account  of  receipts  and  expendi- 
tures of  the  institution,  together  with  such  other  matters 
as  shall  be  referred  to  them  by  the  two  Houses  of  the 
General  Assembly.  And  they  recommend  such  measures 
for  the  regulation  and  management  of  the  Prison  as  they 
shall  deem  expedient. 

5th.  A  Committee  on  New  Towns  and  Probate  Districts, 
who  shall  take  into  consideration  all  matters  relating  to  the 
incorporation  of  new  towns,  the  alteration  of  town  lines,  and 
the  formation  of  probate  districts,  which  shall  be  referred  to 
them,  and  report  their  opinion  thereon,  together  with  the 
facts  upon  which  such  opinion  is  founded. 

6th.  A  Committee  on  Roads  and  Bridges,  who  shall  take 
into  consideration  all  such  matters  relative  to  roads  and 
bridges  as  shall  be  referred  to  them,  and  report  the  facts. 
with  their  opinions  thereon. 

7th.  A  Committee  on  Incorporations,  who  shall  take  into 
consideration  all  matters  relative  to  private  corporations,  for 
which  there  might  be  no  other  appropriate  committee,  and 
report  their  opinion  thereon,  with  the  facts  on  which  the 
same  is  founded. 

8th.  A  Committee  on  Claims,  which  shall  take  into  con- 
sideration all  claims  and  demands  upon  the  State  which 
may  be  referred  to  them,  and  report  their  opinion  thereon. 
with  the  facts  on  which  the  same  is  founded. 

9th.     A  Committee    on    Education,  who    slmll   take   into 


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consideration  all  such  matters  relating  to  the  subject  of 
common  school  education  as  shall  be  referred  to  them,  and 
recommend  such  measures  touching  the  same  as  they  shall 
deem  expedient. 

10.  A  Committee  on  the  Sale  of  Lands,  who  shall  take 
into  consideration  all  applications  for  the  sale  of  lands 
which,  shall  be  referred  to  them,  and  report  the  facts,  with 
their  opinion  thereon. 

11th.  A  Committee  on  Finance,  who  shall  take  into 
consideration  the  financial  concerns  of  the  State,  and  inquire 
into  the  receipts  and  expenditures  of  the  government,  the 
investment  of  the  public  funds  (the  school  fund  excepted), 
the  system  of  assessment  and  taxation  provided  by  existing 
laws,  and  all  other  matters  affecting  the  revenues  of  the 
State :  and  report  such  measures  touching  the  same  as  they 
may  deem  expedient. 

12th.  A  Committee  on  Railroads,  who  shall  take  into 
consideration  all  matters  relating  to  railroads  and  railroad 
companies  as  may  be  referred  to  them,  and  report  the  facts, 
with  their  opinion  thereon. 

13th.  A  Committee  on  Military  Affairs,  who  shall  exam- 
ine all  military  returns,  and  take  into  consideration  all 
matters  relating  to  the  militia  of  this  State,  which  ma}'  be 
referred  to  them,  and  report  thereon,  with  their  opinion 
touching  the  same. 

14.  A  Committee  on  Agriculture,  who  shall  take  mt  > 
consideration  all  such  matters  relating  to  Agriculture  as  may 
be  referred  to  them,  and  report  thereon,  with  their  opinion 
touching  the  same. 

15th.  A  Committee  on  Humane  Institutions,  who  shall 
take  into  consideration  all  such  matters  relating  to  the 
Benevolent  Institutions  under  the  care  or  supervision  of  the 
State  as  may  be  referred  to  them,  and  report  thereon,  witli 
their  opinion  touching  the  same. 

16th.  A  Committee  on  Cities  and  Boroughs,  who  shall 
take  into  consideration  all  such  matters  relating  to  cities  and 
boroughs  as  may  be  referred  to  them,  and  report  the  facts, 
and  their  opinion  thereon. 


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17th.  A  Committee  on  Fisheries,  who  shall  take  into 
consideration  all  such  matters  relating  to  fisheries  as  may  be 
referred  to  them,  and  report  the  facts,  and  their  opinion 
thereon  in  the  matter. 

18th.  A  Committee  on  Insurance,  who  shall  take  into 
consideration  all  matters  relating  to  insurance  that  may  be 
referred  to  them,  and  report  the  facts,  and  their  opinion 
thereon. 

19th.  A  Committee  on  Manufactures,  who  shall  take 
into  consideration  all  matters  relating  to  manufactures  that 
may  be  referred  to  them,  and  report  their  opinion  thereon. 

20th.  A  Committee  on  Engrossed  Bills,  whose  duty  it  shall 
be  to  examine  the  engrossed  copy  of  each  bill  for  a  public 
act.  and  of  each  joint  resolution  for  a  special  act  which  has 
been  passed  by  both  houses,  and  to  verify  it,  upon  finding  it 
to  be  a  correct  copy  of  the  bill  or  joint  resolution,  and  of  the 
amendments,  if  any.  as  it  was  passed:  and  no  engrossed 
copy  of  any  bill  for  a  public  act,  or  of  any  joint  resolution 
for  a  special  act,  shall  be  certified  by  the  officers  of  either 
house  as  having  been  passed,  until  it  has  first  been  verified 
by  the  signature  of  at  least  two  members  of  the  committee. 

III.  In  all  meetings  of  Joint  Committees,  the  Senators 
shall  preside.  All  questions  of  order  in  their  proceedings, 
and  questions  relative  to  the  admission  of  evidence,  shall  be 
determined  by  a  majority  of  votes:  and  in  case  the  vote  be 
equally  divided,  the  Senators  shall  have  a  casting  vote. 

IY.  All  Committees  of  Conference,  on  disagreeing  votes 
of  the  two  Houses  of  Assembly,  shall  consist  of  one  Senator 
and  two  Representatives,  who  were  in  the  major  vote  of 
their  respective  Houses.  The  Committee  of  the  House 
making  the  grant  or  appointment,  or  passing  the  bill,  resolu- 
tion, or  amendment  disagreed  to,  shall  state  their  reasons,  to 
be  reported  to  the  other  House.  And  neither  House  shall 
request  the  other  twice  to  confer  on  the  same  point  of 
disagreement. 

V.  Whenever  each  House  shall  have  adhered  to  its  vote 
of  disagreement,  the  bill  of  resolution  shall  be  considered  as 
lost. 


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VI.  Every  message  sent  from  oue  House  to  the  other 
shall  be  announced  at  the  door,  and  shall  be  respectfully 
communicated  to  the  Chair  by  the  person  by  whom  it  may 
be  sent. 

VII.  Whenever  a  bill  shall  have  passed  both  Houses  o 
the  Assembly,  and  shall  have  been  transmitted  to  the  Gov- 
ernor for  his  approbation,  if  either  House  desires  its  returnf 
for  further  consideration,  such  desire  shall  be  communicated 
by  message  to  the  other  House,  and  a  Joint  Committee  of 
one  Senator  and  two  Representatives  shall  then  be  sent  to 
the  Governor  to  request  him  to  return  the  bill.  If  the  Gov- 
ernor consents,  the  bill  shall  be  returned  first  to  that  House 
in  which  the  motion  for  its  return  originated,  and  the  bill 
may  then  be  altered  or  totally  rejected  by  a  concurrent  vote 
of  the  two  Houses:  but  if  not  altered  or  rejected  by  such 
concurrent  vote,  it  shall  be  again  transmitted  to  the  Gover- 
nor in  the  same  form  in  which  it  was  first  presented  to  him. 

VIII.  Whenever  the  public  business  may  require  the 
Senate  and  House  of  Representatives  to  meet  in  Convention, 
either  House  may  send  its  message  to  the  other,  requesting 
such  Convention,  and  specifying  the  object.  At  the  time 
designated,  the  Senate,  with  their  President  and  Clerk,  may- 
proceed  to  the  Hall  of  the  House  of  Representatives,  where 
suitable  accommodations  will  be  provided.  The  Presi- 
dent of  the  Senate  shall  ex-officio  preside  in  said  Convention, 
and  the  proceedings  thereof  shall  be  entered  upon  the  Jour- 
nals of  the  two  Houses. 

When  the  Convention  shall  have  been  dissolved,  the  Presi- 
dent of  the  Senate  and  the  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives shall  make  report  to  their  respective  Houses  of 
the  proceedings  of  the  Convention. 

IX.  All  bills  for  public  acts  which  shall  have  been  passed 
by  both  Houses  of  the  General  Assembly,  engrossed,  and 
signed  by  the  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Representatives  and 
President  of  the  Senate,  and  all  bills  for  private  acts  and 
joint  resolutions,  which  shall  have  been  passed  by  the  two 
Houses,  shall,  with  the  papers  on  which  the  same  may  be 
founded,  be  transmitted  by  the  Committee  on  Engrossed  Bills 

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242  JOINT    RULES. 

to  the  Secretary  of  State,  for  the  purpose  of  being  by  him 
laid  before  the  Governor.  The  presiding  officers  of  the  two 
Houses  shall  affix  their  signatures  to  all  bills  for  public  acts 
in  the  presence  of  one  or  more  of  the  Engrossing  Committee, 
or  the  Secretary. 

X.  Every  bill  or  resolution  shall  be  written  or  printed 
without  interlineation  or  erasure,  on  paper  not  smaller  than  a 
half  sheet  of  foolscap,  and  any  member  offering  such  bill, 
resolution,  or  a  petition,  shall  endorse  thereon  his  name  in 
some  conspicuous  place.  No  bill  or  resolution  shall,  after  it 
has  been  introduced,  be  altered  either  by  addition  or  erasure. 
Any  proposed  changes  in  the  text  of  such  bill  or  resolution 
which  may  be  deemed  advisable  by  the  Committee  to  which 
it  has  been  referred,  shall  be  reported  in  the  form  of  amend- 
ments, or  of  a  substitute  bill. 

When  a  substitute  bill  is  reported  it  shall  be  printed  in 
lieu  of  the  original  bill  or  resolution  ;  and  when  amendments 
are  reported,  they  shall  be  printed  in  such  a  manner  as  to 
indicate  that  they  are  amendments. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Clerk  of  Bills  to  examine  all 
bills  for  public  acts,  and  resolutions,  in  respect  to  their  form, 
b'efore  the  same  are  reported  favorably  by  the  committee  to 
whom  they  have  been  referred,  and  under  direction  of  such 
Committee  to  prepare  such  amendments  or  substitute  bills  or 
resolutions  as  may  be  deemed  necessary  or  advisable. 

XI.  The  Clerk  of  the  House  to  which  any  bill  shall  be 
first  presented  shall  endorse  thereon  a  statement  of  the 
contents,  or  objects  of  such  bill  or  resolution,  before  trans- 
mitting the  same  to  the  other  House. 

XII.  All  acts  of  incorporation  by  bill  or  resolution,  and 
all  acts  in  amendment  or  alteration  thereof,  and  all  private 
acts  of  whatever  nature,  shall,  before  the  same  shall  be  con- 
sidered, be  printed  for  the  use  of  the  General  Assembly,  at 
the  expense  of  the  party  applying  therefor. 

XIII.  All  bills  for  public-  acts  reported  favorably  upon 
b}r  the  committee  to  which  they  have  been  or  may  be 
referred,  with,  or  without  amendments,  before  being  put 
upon  their  third  reading,  shall  be  laid  upon  the  table,  and 


JOINT    RULES.  243 

four  hundred  copies  of  such  bills,  with  their  amendments, 
shall  be  printed  for  the  use  of  the  General  Assembly :  and 
no  bill  so  reported  shall  be  put  upon  its  third  reading  until 
the  day  succeeding  the  distribution  of  such  copies. 

XIY.  All  bills  for  public  acts,  and  all  joint  resolutions 
for  special  acts,  which  have  been  passed  by  both  Houses, 
shall,  without  action,  be  referred  to  the  Committee  on  En- 
grossed Bills,  and  (in  addition,  the  duties  prescribed  in  Rule 
No.  11)  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  committee,  before  any 
bill  or  joint  resolution  be  engrossed,  to  immediately  examine 
the  same  with  a  view  to  avoid  repetitions,  and  to  secure 
clearness,  conciseness,  and  accuracy  in  the  text,  without 
changing  the  purport  thereof.  If  the  committee  find  that 
any  correction  should  be  made  -in  the  text  or  references,  or 
in  the  title  of  any  bill  or  joint  resolution,  they  shall,  within 
two  session  days  after  the- passage  thereof,  report  it  back  to 
the  House  which  last  took  action  upon  it,  with  the  proposed 
correction  in  the  form  of  an  amendment. 

All  reports  from  the  Committee  on  Engrossed  Bills  shall 
be  placed  at  the  head  of  the  calendar,  and  shall  take  prece- 
dence of  all  other  business  on  the  calendar ;  and  the  only 
question  on  the  report  of  the  committee  shall  be,  "Shall  the 
proposed  amendment  be  adopted?  " 

If  the  proposed  amendment  be  adopted  by  both  Houses, 
the  bill  or  resolution  shall  be  transmitted  to  the  Secretary, 
who  shall  cause  it  to  be  engrossed  as  amended.  If  the  pro- 
posed amendment  be  rejected  by  either  House,  the  bill  or 
resolution  shall  not  be  transmitted  to  the  other  House,  but 
shall  be  sent  to  the  Secretary,  who  shall  have  it  engrossed  as 
it  was  passed. 

If,  in  consequence  of  the  final  adjournment  of  the  General 
Assembly,  or  for  any  other  reason,  any  bill  or  resolution 
which  has  passed  both  Houses  fails  to  be  amended,  as 
recommended  by  the  committee,  the  bill  or  resolution  shall 
be  engrossed  as  it  was  passed. 

XV.  All  bills  for  public  acts  and  joint  resolutions  for 
special  acts  adversely  reported  upon  by  any  committee  shall 
be  first   reported  to  the   House  in  which  they  respectively 


244  JOINT    RULES. 

originated ;  and  any  bill  or  joint  resolution  so  reported  on 
adversely,  if  no  objection  is  made,  may,  on  motion  of  the 
member  who  introduced  it.  or  at  his  request,  be  acted  upon 
immediately.  If  the  bill  or  resolution  be  not  rejected,  it 
shall  then  be  entered  upon  the  calendar  to  be  acted  upon  in 
its  regular  order. 


RULES    TO    REGULATE    THE    PROCEEDINGS 

OF    THE 

SENATE  OF  CONNECTICUT. 


Resolved.  That  the  Rules  and  Orders  following  be,  and 
they  are  hereby,  adopted  as  the  standing  Rules  and  Orders 
of  the  Senate  and  they  shall  be  read  at  the  commencement 
of  each  session  of  the  General  Assembly  by  the  Clerk. 

1st.  The  President  shall  take  the  chair  every  day,  at  the 
hour  to  which  the  Senate  shall  have  adjourned,  and  after 
prayer  shall  immediately  call  the  Senate  to  order,  and  if  a 
quorum  be  present,  proceed  to  business. 

2d.  The  President  shall  preserve  order,  and  decide  ques- 
tions of  order  without  debate,  subject  to  an  appeal  to  the 
Senate.  He  shall  rise  to  put  a  question,  but  may  state  it 
sitting.  The  question  first  made  and  seconded  shall  be  the 
'  first  put,  and  in  all  cases  the  sense  of  the  Senate  shall  be 
taken  upon  the  largest  number  or  sum,  and  the  longest 
time  proposed. 

3d.  Xo  member  shall  in  any  way  interrupt  the  business 
of  the  Senate  while  the  journal  or  public  papers  are  in  read- 
ing, nor  when  any  member  is  speaking  in  debate,  nor  while 
the  President  is  putting  a  question. 

4th.  When  any  member  is  about  to  speak  in  debate,  or 
deliver  any  matter  to  the  Senate,  he  shall  rise  and  respect- 
fully address  "Mr.  President"-,  if  two  or  more  arise  at  once 
the  President  shall  name  the  member  who  is  first  to  speak# 

5th.  No  member  shall  speak  more  than  twice  upon  the 
same  question,  without  leave  of  the  Senate,  unless  to  explain. 


246  RULES    OF    THE    SENATE. 

6th.  When  a  question  is  before  the  Senate,  no  motion 
shall  be  received  but  to  adjourn,  to  lay  upon  the  table, 
to  postpone  indefinitely,  to  postpone  to  a  certain  day. 
to  commit,  or  to  amend:  which  several  motions  shall  have 
precedence  in  the  order  in  which  they  stand  arranged,  and  a 
motion  for  adjournment  shall  always  be  in  order,  and  be 
decided  without  debate. 

Tth.  If  the  question  in  debate  contains  several. points, 
any  member  may  have  the  same  divided. 

8th.  When  the  yeas  and  nays  shall  be  called  for  by  one- 
fifth  of  the  members  present,  each  member  called  upon  shall 
(unless  for  special  reason  he  be  excused  by  the  Senate)  de- 
clare openly  his  assent  or  dissent  to  the  question. 

9th.  When  a  motion  is  made  and  seconded,  it  shall  be 
stated  to  the  Senate  by  the  President,  before  any  debate  be 
had  thereon ;  but  every  motion  shall  be  reduced  to  writing, 
if  the  President  so  direct,  or  any  member  desire  it. 

10th.  Every  bill  shall  be  introduced  for  a  motion  for 
leave,  or  by  order  of  the  Senate,  or  the  report  of  a  committee, 
and  every  bill  for  a  public  act  shall  receive  three  several 
readings  in  the  Senate,  previously  to  its  being  passed  into 
an  act.  And  no  bill  shall  be  read  twice  on  the  same  day, 
without  the  order  of  the  Senate.  Nor  may  the  President 
state  the  same  to  the  Senate  for  debate,  until  the  second 
reading. 

11th.  A  committee  of  three  shall,  within  the  first  two 
days  of  each  session,  be  appointed  by  ballot  to  take  into  con- 
sideration all  contested  elections  of  members  of  the  Senate, 
and  to  report  the  facts  in  issue,  together  with  their  opinion 
thereon. 

12th.  Committees  on  Conference  shall  be  appointed  by 
the  Senate. 

13th.  All  other  committees  shall  be  appointed  by  resolu- 
tion by  the  Senate,  unless  the  Senate  shall  otherwise  order. 

14th.  When  a  motion  has  been  stated  by  the  President, 
or  read  by  the  clerk,  it  shall  be  considered  to  be  in  posses- 
sion of  the  Senate,  but  may  be  withdrawn  at  any  time"'[be- 


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fore  decision  or  amendment ;  but  not  after  amendment, 
unless  the  Senate  give  leave. 

15th.  No  member  who  is  interested  in  the  decision  of 
any  question  in  such  manner  that  he  cannot  vote  may  stay 
in  the  Senate  when  such  question  is  discussed  or  decided : 
provided,  however,  that  this  rule  shall  not  extend  to  the  sit- 
ting members  in  contested  elections. 

16th.  "When  any  member  shall  request  a  Committee  of 
Conference  on  different  votes  of  the  two  Houses  of  Assembly, 
a  committee,  consisting  of  one  member,  who  was  in  the  vote 
of  the  Senate,  shall  be  appointed ;  and  if  any  member  who 
was  not  in  such  vote  shall  be  nominated,  he  shall  notify  the 
Senate. 

17th.  When  the  Senate  has  voted  to  appoint  a  committee 
to  prepare  a  bill  or  resolve,  upon  any  subject,  no  person 
shall  be  on  such  committee  who  was  opposed  to  the  vote  of 
the  Senate. 

18th.  If  any  member,  in  speaking  or  otherwise,  shall 
transgress1  the  rules  of  the  Senate,  the  President  shall,  and 
any  member  may,  call  to  order,  and  if  speaking,  he  shall  sit 
down,  unless  permitted  to  explain ;  the  Senate,  if  appealed 
to,  shall  decide  the  question  without  debate. 

19th.  When  a  question  shall  have  been  once  decided,  it 
shall  be  in  order  for  any  member  of  the  majority  to  move  for 
a  reconsideration  thereof;  but  no  such  motion  shall  be  made 
unless  within  three  days  of  actual  session  of  the  Senate, 
after  the  day  in  which  the  decision  to  be  reconsidered  was 
made. 

20th.  Before  any  petition  or  memorial  address  to  the 
Senate  shall  be  received  and  read  at  the  table,  whether  the 
same  shall  be  introduced  by  the  President  or  a  member, 
a  brief  statement  of  the  contents  or  object  of  the  petition  or 
memorial  shall  be  verbally  made  by  the  introducer. 

21st.  All  questions  shall  be  put  by  the  President  of  the 
Senate,  and  the  Senators  shall  signify  their  assent  or  dissent 
by  answering,  viva  voce,  aye  or  no.  And  whenever  the  vote 
shall  be  doubted  or  questioned,  it  shall  be  determined  by  the 


248  RULES    OF    THE    SENATE. 

members  rising,  and  in  all  cases  the  ayes  shall  be  first 
called. 

2 2d.  Every  resolution  or  bill  granting  money  from  the 
treasury  of  the  State  shall,  before  its  final  passage,  receive 
three  several  readings,  only  one  of  which  will  be  on  the 
same  day. 

23d.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Clerk  to  keep  a  calendar, 
on  which  he  shall  enter  daily  all  bills  and  joint  resolu- 
tions received  from  the  House  of  Representatives  for  the 
action  of  the  Senate,  except  the  bills  and  joint  resolutions 
which  have  not  been  referred  by  the  Senate  to  any  com- 
mittee, and  all  bills  «and  joint  resolutions  reported  to  the 
Senate  from  any  committee:  and  these  shall  be  entered  on 
the  calendar  in  the  order  in  which  they  are  reported ;  and 
no  bill  or  joint  resolution  received  from  the  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives or  reported  from  a  committee,  shall  be  considered 
and  acted  upon  until  it  is  reached  in  its  regular  order  on  the 
calendar. 

All  bills  and  joint  resolutions  shall  be  entitled  to  be  con- 
sidered and  acted  upon  when  reached  in  their  regular  order 
on  the  calendar,  and  any  bill  or  joint  resolution  not  con- 
sidered and  acted  upon  in  its  regular  order  shall  be  placed 
at  the  foot  of  the  calendar ;  unless  the  consideration  of  the 
same  be  by  vote  of  two-thirds  of  the  Senators  present  made 
the  order  of  the  day  for  some  specified  day  named  in  the 
resolution. 

24th.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Clerk  of  the  Senate  to 
keep  a  record  of  all  petitions,  resolutions,  joint  resolutions, 
and  bills  for  public  acts  which  are  presented  for  the  consid- 
eration of  the  Senate:  and  said  record  shall  be  so  kept  as  to 
show  by  one  and  a  single  reference  thereto,  the  action  of  the 
Senate  on  any  specified  petition,  resolution,  joint  resolution, 
or  bill  for  a  public  act.  up  to  the  time  of  such  reference. 


RULES 

OF   THE 

HOUSE   OF    EEPKESEXTATIVES 

IB    THE 

GENERAL  ASSEMBLY  OF  CONNECTICUT. 

TOUCHING  THE  DUTY'  OF  THE  SPEAKER. 

1.  The  Speaker  shall  take  the  chair  every  day,  at  the 
hour  to  which  the  house  shall  have  adjourned:  he  shall  im- 
mediately call  the  House  to  order,  and  after  prayers  and  roll- 
call,  if  a  quorum  be  present,  proceed  to  business. 

2.  In  the  absence  of  a  quorum,  the  Speaker  may  adjourn 
the  House  to  the  afternoon,  or  to  the  next  sitting  day.  At 
all  other  times  during  the  session  an  adjournment  shall  be 
pronounced  by  the  Speaker  on  motion. 

3.  He  shall  preserve  order  and  decorum ;  and  shall  decide 
all  questions  of  order,  upon  which  no  debate  shall  be  allowed 
except  at  his  request,  and  his  decision  shall  be  subject  to  an 
appeal  to  the  House,  on  which  appeal  no  member  shall  speak 
more  than  once. 

-4.  He  shall  rise  to  put  a  question  or  to  address  the  House, 
but  may  read  sitting. 

5.  Incase  of  any  disturbance  or  disorderly  conduct  in  the 
galleries,  lobby,  or  aisles  of  the  House,  the  Speaker  shall 
have  power  to  order  the  same  to  be  cleared. 

6.  In  case  the  Speaker  wishes  to  leave  the  chair  for  the 
purpose  of  taking  part  in  the  debate,  or  from  indisposition, 
or  other  cause,  he  may  designate  a  member  to  perform  the 
duties  of  the  chair,  for  a  period  not  exceeding  two  days  at 
one  time. 


250  RULES    OF    THE    HOUSE. 

7.  In  case  the  Speaker,  or  the  member  named  by  him  in 
accordance  with  the  preceding  rule,  is  absent  at  the  hour  to 
which  the  House  stands  adjourned,  the  clerk  shall  call  the 
House  to  order,  at  the  hour  to  which  the  House  stands  ad- 
journed, and  the  first  business  in  order  shall  be  the  election 
of  a  speaker  pro  tempore,  which  it  shall  immediately  proceed 
to  do  without  debate,  by  nomination  or  ballot,  as  the  House 
shall  determine ;  these  questions  shall  also  be  decided  with- 
out debate ;  and  the  Speaker  pro  tempore  thus  elected  shall 
preside  in  the  House  and  discharge  all  the  duties  of  the 
Speaker  until  his  return.  In  case  of  the  death  or  resignation 
of  a  Speaker,  the  Clerk  shall  call  the  House  to  order  as  pro- 
vided in  the  first  clause  of  this  rule,  and  the  first  business  in 
order  shall  be  the  election  of  a  Speaker  by  ballot,  which  the 
House  shall  immediately  proceed  to,  without  debate,  and  the 
Speaker  thus  elected  shall  preside  over  the  House  and  dis- 
charge all  the  duties  of  the  Speaker  during  the  continuance 
of  the  General  Assembly. 

OF   THE    CLERKS. 

8.  The  Clerk  shall  keep  a  Journal  of  the  House,  and  shall 
enter  therein  a  record  of  each  day's  proceedings,  and  record 
any  amendment  that  ma}7  be  offered  to  any  bill  or  resolution, 
provided  such  amendment  be  adopted,  or  a  record  of  the 
same  be  requested  by  the  member  offering  the  same. 

9.  He  shall  keep  a  calendar  on  which  he  shall  enter  daily 
(1)  all  bills  and  joint  resolutions  received  from  the  Senate 
for  the  action  of  the  House,  except  bills  and  joint  resolutions 
which  have  not  been  referred  by  the  House  to  any  committee : 
and  (2)  all  bills  and  resolutions  reported  to  the  House  from 
any  committee;  and  these  shall  be  entered  on  the  calendar  in 
the  order  in  which'they  are  reported;  and  no  bill  or  resolu- 
tion received  from  the  Senate,  or  reported  from  a  committee, 
shall  be  considered  and  acted  upon  until  it  is  reached  in  its 
regular  order  upon  the  calendar.  Any  bill  or  resolution  not 
considered  and  acted  upon  in  the  regular  order  shall  be  placed 
at  the  foot  of  the  calendar,  unless  the  consideration  of  the 
same  be,  by  vote  of  two-thirds  of  the  members  present,  made 
the  order  of  the  day  for  some  specified  time. 


RULES    OF    THE    HOUSE.  25! 

10.  The  Clerk  shall  retain  all  bills,  resolutions,  and  other 
papers,  in  reference  to  which  any  member  has  a  right  to  move 
a  reconsideration,  until  the  right  of  reconsideration  has  ex- 
pired, and  no  longer. 

11.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Clerk  to  keep  a  record  of 
all  petitions,  resolutions,  joint  resolutions,  and  bills  for  public 
acts  which  may  be  presented  for  consideration  of  the  House, 
and  said  record  shall  be  so  kept  as  to  show  by  one  and  a 
single  reference  thereto  the  action  of  the  House  on  any  spe- 
cific petition,  resolution,  joint  resolution,  or  bill  for  a  public 
act  up  to  the  time  of  such  reference. 

12.  The  Assistant  Clerk  shall  have  the  same  powers  and 
perform  the  same  duties  as  the  Clerk,  subject  to  the  direction 
of  the  Clerk. 

13.  The  Clerk  shall  cause  the  Journals  and  Calendars  to 
be  distributed  on  the  desks  of  members  daily,  before  the 
opening  of  the  session. 

MEMBERS. 

14.  "When  any  member  is  about  to  speak  in  debate  or 
deliver  any  matter  to  the  House,  he  shall  rise  and  address 
the  chair  as  "J/r.  Speaker:'  If  two  or  more  shall  rise  at  the 
same  time,  the  Speaker  shall  name  the  member  entitled  to 
the  floor,  preferring  one  who  rises  in  his  place  to  one  who 
does  not. 

15.  No  member  shall  speak  on  the  same  question  more 
than  twice  without  leave  of  the  House. 

1 6.  No  member  who  is  interested  in  the  decision  of  any 
question  in  such  a  manner  that  he  cannot  vote,  may  stay  in 
the  House  when  such  a  question  is  discussed  or  decided. 

17.  Every  member  present,  when  a  question  is  put  by  the 
Speaker,  shall  vote,  unless  excused  by  the  House.  And  no 
member  shall  absent  himself  from  the  house  without  leave, 
unless  there  be  a  quorum  without  his  presence. 

18.  If  any  member,  in  speaking,  or  otherwise,  transgress 
the  Rules  and  Orders  of  the  House,  the  Speaker  shall,  or  any 
member  may,  call  him  to  order ;  and,  if  speaking,  he  shall 
sit  down  unless  permitted  to  explain ;  and  if  a  member  is 


252  RULE8    OF    THE    HOUSE. 

guilty  of  a  breach  ©f  an}*  of  the  rules  and  orders,  he  may 
be  required  by  the  House  on  motion  to  make  satisfaction 
therefor,  and.  until  he  has  done  so.  he  shall  not  be  allowed  to 
vote  or  speak,  except  by  way  of  excuse. 

19.  For  the  purpose  of  more  convenient!}-  counting  upon 
the  division  of  the  House,  the  floor  thereof  shall  be  divided 
by  aisles  in  four  divisions,  to  be  numbered  first,  second,  third, 
and  fourth  sections,  commencing  on  the  right,  of  the  chair; 
for  each  of  which  divisions  the  Speaker  shall  appoint  a  mem- 
ber whose  seat  is  in  said  division,  to  be  a  teller  to  count  and 
report  to  the  chair. 

COMMITTEES. 

20.  At  the  opening  of  each  session  a  Committee  of  Elec- 
tions, consisting  of  three  members,  shall  be  appointed  by  the 
Speaker,  to  take  into  consideration  all  contested  elections  of 
the  members  of  the  House,  and  report  facts  with  their  opin- 
ion thereon. 

21.  All  committees,  except  committees  of  conference, 
shall  be  appointed  by  the  Speaker,  unless  otherwise  specially 
directed  by  the  House,  and  the  member  first  named  shall  be 
chairman. 

22.  No  member  shall  serve  on  any  committee  while  con- 
sidering any  question  involving  his  private  right  distinct  from 
the  public  interest. 

23.  When  any  member  requests  a  committee  of  conference 
on  disagreeing  votes  of  the  two  Houses,  a  committee,  con- 
sisting of  two  members,  shall  be  appointed  on  the  part  of  the  " 
House  :  and  in  such  case  the  committee  shall  consist  only  of 
such  members  as  were  in  the  vote  of  the  House;  and  if  any 
member  be  nominated  on  said  committee  who  was  not  in  the 
vote,  he  shall  notify  the  House,  and  be  excused. 

BILLS    AND    RESOLUTIONS. 

2  \.  Every  bill  or  joint  resolution  shall  be  introduced  by 
motion  for  leave,  or  by  order  of  the  House,  or  by  the  report 
of  a  committee;  and  every  public  bill  or  joint  resolution 
shall  receive  three  several  readings  in  the  House  previously 


RULES    OF    THE    HOUSE.  253 

to  its  being  passed  into  an  act.  and  no  such  bill  or  joint-reso- 
lution shall  be  read  twice  on  the  same  day ;  every  member 
offering  such  bill  or  resolution  shall  endorse  thereon  its  ob- 
ject, and  the  Speaker  may  not  offer  any  bill  or  resolution  to 
the  House  until  after  its  first  reading,  and  every  bill  or  reso- 
lution may  be  referred  on  its  first  reading. 

25  The  first  reading  of  a  bill  or  resolution  shall  be  by  its 
title,  unless  the  House  otherwise  orders. 

If  opposition  be  made,  the  question  shall  be  "  shall  this  bill 
be  rejected?''  If  no  opposition  be  made,  or  if  the  question 
to  reject  be  negatived,  the  bill  or  resolution  shall  go  to  its 
second  reading  without  a  question. 

26.  Every  resolution  or  bill  granting  money  from  the 
treasury  of  the  State,  shall,  before  its  final  passage,  receive 
three  several  readings  in  the  House,  only  one  of  which  shall 
be  on  the  same  day. 

REGULAR    ORDER    OF    BUSINESS. 

27.  The  order  of  business  snail  be  as  follows,  viz. : 

1.  Reception  of  petitions. 

2.  Reception  of  communications  from  the  Govern- 

or and  annual  reports. 

3.  Introduction  of  resolutions. 

4.  Introduction  and  first  reading  of  bills. 

5.  Reports  of  committees. 

6.  Reception  of  business  from  the  Senate. 

7.  Business  on  the  calendar. 

8.  Miscellaneous  business. 


28.  In  all  cases  when  a  vote  is  taken  without  a  division,, 
the  Speaker  shall  determine  whether  it  is  or  is  not  a  vote ; 
and  in  all  doubtful  cases  he  shall  ask  "Is  it  doubted  f  "  If 
the  vote  be  doubted  by  a  member,  rising  in  his  place  for  that 
purpose  it  shall  be  tried  again.  If  the  Speaker  still  doubt 
the  vote,  or  a  division  be  called  for,  the  House  shall  divide, 
those  in  the  affirmative  first  rising  from  their  seats  and  stand- 
ing until   counted,  and   afterwards   those  in  the   negative. 


254  RULES    OF    THE    HOUSE. 

After  the  Speaker  has  declared  a  vote,  it  shall  not  be  recalled 
unless  by  a  regular  motion  for  reconsideration,  made  by  a 
member  in  the  vote  of  the  House. 

29.  In  all  cases  of  balloting  the  Speaker  shall  vote :  in 
other  cases  he  shall  not  vote  unless  the  House  be  equally 
divided,  or  unless  his  vote,  if  given  in  the  minority,  will 
make  the  division  equal.  And  in  case  of  such  equal  division 
the  question  shall  be  lost. 

MOTIONS. 

30.  When  a  motion  is  made  it  shall  be  stated  to  the  House 
by  the  Speaker  before  any  debate  be  had  thereon ;  but  every 
motion  shall  be  reduced  to  writing,  if  the  Speaker  so  direct, 
or  any  member  desire  it. 

31.  When  a  motion  is  stated  by  the  Speaker,  or  read  by 
the  Clerk,  it  shall  be  deemed  to  be  in  possession  of  the 
House :  but  may  be  withdrawn  at  any  time  before  decision 
or  amendment,  but  not  after  amendment,  unless  the  House 
give  leave. 

32.  The  question  first  moved  shall  be  first  put,  except  as 
modified  by  rule  33 ;  and  in  all  cases  the  sense  of  the  House 
shall  be  taken  first  upon  the  largest  number  or  sum,  and  the 
longest  time  proposed,  in  any  question. 

33.  When  a  question  is  under  debate,  no  motion  shall  be 
received  except. 

1.  To  adjourn. 

2.  To  lay  on  the  table. 

3.  For  the  previous  question. 

4.  To  close  the  debate  at  a  specified  time. 

5.  To  postpone  to  a  time  certain. 

6.  To  commit  or  recommit. 

7.  To  amend.  , 

8.  To  continue  to  the  next  General  Assembly. 

9.  To  postpone  indefinitely. 

Which  several  motions  shall  have  precedence  in  the  order 
in  which  they  stand  arranged  in  this  rule,  and  no  motion  to 
lay  on  the  table,  to  commit  or  recommit,  to  continue  to  next 
General  Assembly,  or  to  postpone  indefinitely,  having  been 


RULES    OF    THE    HOUSE.  255 

once  decided  shall  be  again  allowed  at  the  same  sitting,  and 
at  the  same  stage  of  the  bill  or  subject  matter. 

34.  A  motion  to  adjourn  shall  always  be  in  order,  except 
while  a  vote  is  being  taken,  and  no  motion  to  adjourn  or  lay 
on  the  table  shall  be  debatable. 

35.  No  debate  shall  be  allowed  after  a  question  is  put  and 
remains  undecided. 

36.  The  yeas  and  nays  shall  be  taken  on  any  question 
and  entered  on  the  Journal,  at  the  desire  of  one-fifth  of  the 
members  present,  at  any  time  before  a  declaration  of  the 
vote. 

When  the  yeas  and  nays  are  taken  the  roll  of  the  House 
shall  be  called  by  Counties  in  the  following  order,  viz. : 
Hartford.  New  Haven.  New  London.  Fairfield,  Windham, 
Litchfield,  Middlesex,  and  Tolland. 

RECONSIDERATION. 

37.  When  a  vote  has  passed  it  shall  be  in  order  for  any 
member  in  the  prevailing  vote  to  move  the  reconsideration 
thereof  on  the  same  or  the  succeding  session  day;  jrrovided. 
hoioever,  that  there  shall  be  no  reconsideration  of  a  vote  upon 
either  of  the  following  motions :  to  adjourn,  for  the  previous 
question,  or  to  reconsider,  and  no  question  shall  be  twice 
reconsidered. 

APPEAL. 

38.  No  appeal  from  the  decision  of  the  Speaker  shall  be 
entertained  unless  it  is  seconded;  and  no  other  business 
shall  be  in  order  until  the  question  on  the  appeal  has  been  dis- 
posed of. 

SEATS. 

39.  Immediately  after  the  appointment  of  the  Joint 
Standing  Committees,  a  Committee  of  three  shall  be  appointed 
who  shall  assign  seats  to  Chairmen  of  all  Joint  Standing 
Committees,and  of  all  select  Committees  of  the  House,then  to 
the  senior  member  of  the  House,  and  the  oldest  member  of 
the  House,  who  is  not  a  Senior  member,  and  shall  then 
supervise  the  drawing  of  the  other  seats,  which  shall  be  had 
while  the  House  is  in  session. 


256  RULES    OF    THE    HOUSE. 

40.  The  seat  assigned  to  any  member,  or  drawn  by  him, 
shall  be  his  seat  for  the  year,  unless  an  exchange  is  made, 
and  notice  thereof  given  to  the  Clerk  within  five  days  from 
the  day  of  drawing. 

PRIVILEGE   OF   THE    FLOOR. 

41.  Every  member  shall  have  the  privilege  of  introducing 
upon  the  floor  of  the  House  to  occupy  for  that  day  any  seat 
then  vacant  not  belonging  to  a  member,  or  belonging  to  a 
member  who  is  absent,  not  more  than  one  person  at  the  same 
time,  such  person  not  having  any  private  interest  in  any 
measure  before  the  Legislature  distinct  from  the  public  inter- 
est; provided,  that  in  any  case,  when  by  the  exercise  of  this 
privilege  on  the  part  of  some  of  the  members  the  vacant  seats 
have  been  filled,  and  the  Speaker  so  announces,  the  further 
exercise  of  the  privilege  shall  be  suspended  for  that  day  or 
until  one  or  more  of  the  seats  thus  filled  are  vacated.  The 
Speaker  may  also  invite  visitors  not  inhabitants  of  this  State, 
without  limit  of  number  to  seats  not  numbered  upon  the  floor 
of  the  House.  Senators,  the  Executive  and  Judicial  officers 
of  the  State  Government,  the  Chaplains  of  both  Houses,  the 
Clerk  of  the  Senate,  Ex-members  of  the  General  Assembly, 
ex-State  officers,  and  ex- Judges  of  the  Supreme  and  Superior 
Courts  shall  be  admitted  to  the  floor  whenever  they  may  have 
occasion  to  visit  the  House,  and  may  occupy  any  of  the  seats 
not  numbered  which  they  may  find  vacant,  or  any  seats 
which  may  be  assigned  by  the  Speaker  for  their  use  for  the 
time  being.  Contestants  for  seats  in  the  House,  whose 
papers  are  in  the  hands  of  the  Committee  on  Contested  Elec- 
tions, may  be  admitted  while  their  cases  are  pending,  to 
seats  to  be  assigned  by  the  Speaker.  The  Doorkeepers  shall 
not  admit  to  the  floor  of  the  House  any  person  other  than 
members,  except  as  hereinbefore  provided. 

REPRESENTATIVE    CHAMBER. 

41.  Use  of  the  Representatives'  Chamber  shall  not  be 
granted  except  by  a  vote  of  the  House. 


RULE-    OF    THE    HOUSE.  25" 


PARLLA  M  E  N  T  A  B  Y    ?  B  A  2 


43.  The  rules  of  parliamentary  practice  shall  govern  the 

are  applicable,  and  in  which 
they  are  not  inconsistent  with  these  rules,  or  the  joint  rules 
of  the  two  branches. 

44.  No  rule  shall  be  suspended  except  by  a  vote  of  at 


17 


THE  CAPITOL  BUILDING. 


The  capitol  building  located  at  Hartford,  Connecti- 
cut, is  a  marble  structure,  that  for  beauty  of  design, 
grandeur  of  style,  harmony  of  proportions,  and  adapta- 
bility may  challenge  comparison  with  any  public  build- 
ing in  the  country.  Its  situation  on  the  west  side  of 
Bushnell  Park,  on  an  eminence  overlooking  the  city, 
and  in  the  midst  of  beautiful  surroundings,  is  pecu- 
liarly fortunate,  not  only  for  the  transaction  of  legisla- 
tive and  judicial  business,  but  for  a  display  of  the  ele- 
gant proportions  and  the  material  of  the  building. 
The  style  of  the  structure  may  be  called  modern  gothic, 
or  an  adaption  of  gothic  to  civic  purposes.  The 
building  has  four  fronts  nearly  corresponding  with  the 
four  cardinal  points  of  the  compass.  Its  extreme  length 
is  296  feet,  extreme  width  190  feet,  audits  height  to  the 
top  of  roof  93,  and  to  top  of  crowning  figure  on  the 
dome  257  feet.  The  foundation  and  cellar  walls  are  of 
brown  stone  masonry,  laid  in  cement  mortar.  The 
outer  walls  are  faced  with  granite  up  to  the  plinth. 
The  outer  upper  walls  above  the  granite  are  of  white 
marble  facings,  backed  with  brick- work.  Over  the 
main  entrances  the  outer  walls  are  supported  by  pol- 
ished granite  columns  with  capitals  of  carved  marble, 
the  columns  supporting  pointed  arches  with  tympana 
richly  ornamented  with  mouldings  and  carved  crock- 
ets. These  tympana,  representing  the  upper  portions 
of  gothic  arches,  are  intended  to  receive  historical  and 
symbolical  carvings,  as  they  may  hereafter  be  ordered. 
One  representing  the  famous  Charter  Oak  tree  has  al- 
ready been  iinished,  and  is  situated  over  the  door  of  the 
east  entrance.  It  is  very  artistic  in  design,  and  was 
executed  by  Leopold  Zaleski,  of  New  Haven,  Conn. 


THE    CAPITOL   BUILDING.  259 

On  each  of  the  four  fronts  of  the  building  are  also 
carved  corbels  projecting  from  the  walls,  which  sup- 
port columns  capped  with  pedestals  for  the  reception 
of  statues,  a  carved  marble  canopy  over  each  pedestal 
completing  the  niche.  Of  these  there  are  twenty-six 
in  all.  Two  statues  have  been  placed  in  position  on 
the  east  front.  One  a  statue  of  Governor  Jonathan 
Trumbull,  "Brother  Jonathan"  of  revolutionary  mem- 
ory, the  other  Roger  Sherman,  a  Connecticut  signer  of 
the  Declaration  of  Independence.  They  are  by  Ives, 
the  well-known  sculptor,  a  native  of  Connecticut,  and 
are  cut  from  fine  statuary  marble.  Between  these 
statue  niches  are  medallion  stones  intended  for  the  re- 
ception of  heads  and  profiles.  Two  are  now  finished, 
and  occupy  a  place  on  the  east  side  of  the  building. 
The  one  on  the  south  side  of  the  entrance  is  a  head 
and  bust  of  the  late  Rev.  Horace  Bushnell,  D.D., 
LL.D.,  from  whom  Bushnell  Park  derives  its  name, 
the  other  on  the  north  side,  a  head  and  bust  of  Noah 
Webster,  LL.D.  Both  medallions  were  modeled  by 
Mr.  Carl  Conrads,  a  noted  Hartford  sculptor. 

The  dormer  windows  on  the  roof,  which  make  so 
marked  a  feature  and  so  finely  relieve  the  otherwise 
naked  slopes,  are  of  marble  richly  carved.  The  marble 
used  in  the  building  is  from  quarries  in  East  Canaan, 
Connecticut,  and  is  considered  by  the  supervising  archi- 
tect and  civil  engineer  as  a  strong,  reliable  building 
stone.  The  granite  is  from  Westerly,  R.  I. ,  Cape  Ann, 
Mass.,  Jonesboro,  Maine,  and  Stony  Creek,  Conn. 

From  the  foundation  to  the  roof,  the  piers  and  the 
tower  for  the  support  of  the  dome  are  rectangular,  be- 
ing corbeled  out  at  the  roof  to  receive  the  exterior 
tower,  which  is  in  cross  section  a  dodecagon,  making 
a  twelve-sided  tower  supporting  a  cone  27  feet  high 
from  springing-point  to  apex,  which  is  surmounted  by 
a  lantern  45  feet  high,  crowned  with  a  colossal  winged 
figure  of  bronze,  15  feet  high,  designed  by  Randolph 
Rogers,  and  denominated  the  "Genius  of  Connecti- 
cut."     Around  the  base  of  the  cone  forming  the  dome 


260  THE    CAPITOL    BUILDING. 

are  twelve  figures,  symbolical  or  allegorical  in  char- 
acter, representing  Agriculture,  Commerce,  Science,  Art, 
Force,  Law,  etc.,  and  are  by  J.  Q.  A.  Ward,  the  de- 
signer of  the  Putnam  statue  on  Bushnell  Park. 

THE  INTERIOR. 

Inside  the  building  there  are  two  main  stairways 
leading  from  the  north  and  south  entrances,  but  easily 
approachable  from  those  on  the  east  and  west.  These 
stairways  are  of  marble,  with  steps  and  platforms  of 
Westerly  granite,  and  ornamented  with  46  columns  of 
the  beautiful  Stony  Creek  granite.  On  the  north  and 
south  walls,  which  are  frescoed,  are  medallions,  four  in 
number,  containing  the  coat  of  arms  of  Connecticut 
and  of  the  United  States,  and  the  figures  of  Liberty 
and  Justice. 

THE   SENATE   CHAMBER 

is  situated  on  the  mezzanine  floor,  and  has  a  superficial 
area  of  50  by  40  feet,  with  a  height  from  floor  to  ceil- 
ing of  37  feet.  It  has  three  windows  on  the  east  front 
of  "the  building  admitting  direct  light,  and  the  central 
panel  in  the  ceiling  is  also  a  sky-light. 

There  are  galleries  on  the  north  and  south  side,  which 
will  seat  about  50  persons  each. 

THE  REPRESENTATIVES  HALL. 

The  hall  of  the  representatives  has  a  floor  area  84  by 
56  feet  and  a  height  of  49  feet.  It  is  situated  on  the 
south  projection  of  the  building,  on  the  same  floor  with 
the  Senate,  and  is  lighted  by  windows  on  the  east  and 
south,  the  gallery  for  spectators  being  on  the  north  side, 
on  which  side  is  the  Speaker's  desk. 

The  length  of  the  representatives  hall  is  from  east  to 
west,  and  the  floor  is  a  series  of  platforms,  four  feet  six 
inches  wide,  with  risers  or  steps  of  seven  inches.  On 
these  the  members'  desks  and  seats  are  arranged  in  am- 


THE    CAPITOL    BUILDING.  261 

phitheatrical  form,  with  raised  aisles,  leaving  the  space 
around  the  Speaker's  desk  for  center. 

THE   GOVERNOR'S   ROOMS. 

The  Governor's  rooms  consist  of  a  private  office  and 
audience  room  in  the  southwest  corner  of  the  mezzanine 
floor,  lighted  by  windows  on  the  south  and  west.  The 
oak  wainscoting  and  oak  mantels  in  these  rooms  are 
very  substantial  and  elegant,  and  the  decorations  and 
furniture  are  of  the  most  elaborate  character. 

LIEUT. -GOVERNOR'S  ROOMS. 

The  corner  rooms  north  and  south  of  the  Senate 
chamber,  at  the  east  end  of  the  building,  are  for  the 
Lieutenant-Governor  and  the  Speaker  of  the  House  of 
Representatives.  They  are  similar  in  finish  to  the 
Governors  rooms. 

THE    SECRETARY. 

The  Northwest  corner  rooms  on  the  mezzanine  floor 
are  for  the  Secretary.  They  are  lighted  by  windows  on 
the  north  and  west,  and  correspond  in  size  to  the  Gov- 
ernor's rooms. 

STATE   DEPARTMENT   ROOMS. 

On  the  ground  floor  are  the  rooms  of  the  Comptroller, 
Treasurer,  Insurance  Commissioner,  Adjutant-General, 
and  Paymaster-General. 

THE   SUPREME   COURT,    STATE   LIBRARY,    ETC. 

The  Supreme  Court  room  is  on  the  second  floor  in 
the  west  portion  of  the  building,  and  is  lighted  by  six 
windows  on  the  west  side,  arranged  in  two  rows;  is 
50x31  feet  on  the  floor,  and  has  a  height  of  35  feet 
from  floor  to  ceiling.  The  State  Library  room  is  on 
this  floor  and  has  a  superficial  area  of  85x55  feet,  with 
a  height  same  as  that  of  the  Supreme  Court  room — 35 


262  THE    CAPITOL   BUILDING. 

feet.  It  is  situated  on  the  north  center,  its  north  win- 
dows overlooking  the  northern  entrance. 

The  Railroad  and  Capitol  Commissioners,  State 
Boards  of  Education  and  Health,  also  have  rooms  on 
this  floor. 

THE    COST   OF   THE   BUILDING. 

The  erection  of  the  building  commenced  in  1872  and 
was  finished  in  1878.  The  formal  transfer  by  the  com- 
missioners to  the  state  authorities  took  place  January 
1,  1879. 

The  following  gives  the  total  expense  of  building 
and  grounds. 

Appropriated  by  the  State  of  Connecticut,  $2,000,000 
Appropriated  by  the  City  of  Hartford  (for 

building),  ....  500,000 

Appropriated  by  the  City  of  Hartford  (for 

the  site),      .....  600,000 


Total,      .....     $3,100,000 

STATE  CAPITOL   COMMISSIONERS. 

Alfred  E.  Burr,  of  Hartford,  President. 
Jeremiah  Halsey,  of  Norwich. 
Nathaniel  Wheeler,  of  Bridgeport, 
William  P.  Trowbridge,  of  New  Haven. 
Franklin  Chamberlin,  of  Hartford. 
Architect,  Richard  M.  Upjohn,  of  New  York. 
Superintendent,  William  B.  Franklin,  of  Hartford. 
Civil  Engineer,  William  C.  Gunhell,  of  Hartford. 
Contractor,  James  G.  Batterson,  of  Hartford. 


GENERAL    ASSEMBLY. 

SENATE. 


PRESIDENT. 

Hon.  GEORGE  G.  SUMNER,  of  Hartford. 

president  pro  tempore,. 

Hon.  ROBERT  COIT,  of  New  London. 

[Senators  from  districts  having  odd  numbers  hold  office  for 
one  year,  from  districts  having  even  numbers  for  two  years, 
from  the  Wednesday  after  the  first  Monday  in  January,  1883.] 

1st  District,  John  R.  Hills,  Hartford,  r. 

2d        "        William  J.  Clark,  Southington,  r. 

3d       "        Rial  Strickland,  Enfield,  d. 

4th       "        Elisha  N.  Welch,  Bristol,  d. 

5th       "        James  S.  Elton,  Waterbury,  r. 

6th-      "        Charles  D.  Yale,  Wallingford,  d. 

7th      "        George  M.  Gunn,  Milford,  d. 

8th      "        Joseph  D.  Plunkett,  New  Haven,  d. 

9th       "        Robert  Coit,  New  London,  r. 
10th      "        Chester  W.  Barnes,  Preston,  d. 
11th       "        Charles  P.  Sturtevant,  East  Lyme,  r. 
12th      "        Edwin  L.  Scofield,  Stamford,  r. 
13th    '  "        Talmadge  Baker,  Norwalk,  r. 
14th       "        Robert  E.  DeForest,  Bridgeport,  d. 
15th       "        William  N.  Northrop,  Newtown,  d. 
16th       "        Clark  E.  Barrows,  Eastford,  r. 
17th       "        Eugene  S.  Boss,  Windham,  r. 
18th      "        Lorrin  A.  Cook,  Barkhamsted,  r. 
19th       "        Milo  B.  Richardson,  Salisbury,  d. 


264  OFFICERS,  ETC  ,  OF    THE    SENATE. 

20th  District,  Owen  B.  King,  Watertown,  d. 
21st       "        Kichard  P.  Spencer,  Deep  River,  r. 
22d        "        Joseph  W.  Alsop,  Middletown,  d. 
23d        "        Ralph  P.  Gilbert,  Hebron,  r. 
24th      "        Ebenezer  C.  Dennis,  Stafford,  r. 


OFFICERS  AND  ATTACHES  OF  THE  SENATE. 

CHAPLAIN. 

Rev.  Edwin  P.  Parker,  D.D.,  Hartford. 

CLERK. 

Charles  P.  Woodbury,  Nor  walk. 

MESSENGERS. 

Lucius  M.  Sessions,  Windham. 
Louis  K.  Lord,  Stafford. 

DOORKEEPERS. 

George  S.  Jeffrey,  Meriden. 
George  W.  Leach,  Vernon. 
George  W.  Anderson,  Stamford. 

REPORTERS. 

Frederick  C.  Penfield,  Hartfcrd  Courant. 

William  0.  Burr,  Hartford  Times. 

E.  Hart  Fenn,  Hartford  Post. 

Frank  M.  Lovejoy,  New  Haven  Courier. 

J.  H.  Mabbett,  Meriden  Press- Recorder. 

Amos  A.  Browning,  Norwich  Bulletin. 


REPRESENTATIVES  HALL 


SPEAKER 


-,«J- 


ROLL    OF    THE    HOUSE.  265 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 


SPEAKER. 
CHAKLES  H.  PINE,  r,  of  Derby. 

Hartford  County. 

No.  of  Seat. 

62— Hartford,  Edward  S.  Cleveland,  d. 

60—  Wilbert  W.  Perry,  d. 

80 — Avon,  James  M.  Wilson,  r. 
233— Berlin,  Elihu  S.  Warner,  r. 
238 — Burlington,  Norris  W.  Bunnell,  d. 
lS2—Bloomfield,  John  Blackwell,  d. 
116— Bristol,  John  E.  Ward,  d. 
112—  Hiram  H.  Hurlburt,  d. 

97 — Canton,  William  E.  Simonds,  r. 
118 — East  Granby,  Gustavus  D.  Mills,  d. 
157 — East  Hartford,  Ashbel  Gilman,  r. 

67—  Arthur  W.  Eaton,  r. 

5 — East  Windsor,  Horace  M.  Bancroft,  r. 
244  John  N.  Clark,  d. 

49—  Enfield,  Loren  H.  Pease,  r. 

202—  John  Middleton,  r. 
15 — Farmington,  Erastus  Gay,  r. 

173 —  Lucius  C.  Humphrey,  r. 
240—  Glastonbury,  Edward  D.  Miller,  d. 

74 —  Jacob  Bantle,  d. 

199 — Granby,  George  W.  Edwards,  r, 

174—  Henry  G.  Viets,  d. 
215 — Hartland,  Oliver  P.  Cowdery,  r. 

203—  William  M.  W.  Ward,  r. 
119 — Manchester,  Frank  Cheney,  r. 
211—  Elisha  C.  Hifliard,  r. 


266  ROLL    OF    THE    HOUSE. 

42 — Marlborough,  Flavel  Jones,  d. 
222 — New  Britain,  Charles  S.  Andrews,  d. 
162 —  Herman  Fleischer,  d. 

217 — Newington,  Newton  Osborn,  r. 
135 — Plainville,  Edward  S.  Towne,  r. 

89— itoc%  Hill,  Rufus  W.  Griswold,  r. 

22 — Simsbury,  George  P.  McLean,  r. 
181—  Edward  F.  St.  John,  r. 

230 — Southington,  Sidney  B.  Ruggles,  d. 
227—  J.  Frank  Pratt,  r. 

235 — South  Windsor,  George  A.  Bowman,  r. 
161 — Suffield,  Newton  S.  Pomeroy,  r. 
239—  Charles  C.  Warner,  r. 

13 — West  Hartford,  Timothy  Sedgwick,  r. 

59 — Wethersfield,  Edward  D.  Robbins,  r. 
171 —  Stephen  Bulkeley,  r. 

82 —  Windsor,  Samuel  D.  Drake,  d. 

84—  Fredus  M.  Case,  d. 

123 — Windsor  Locks,  Ezra  B.  Bailey,  r. 

New  Haven  Coukty. 

32 — New  Haven,  Alexander  Troup,  d. 

30—  William  H.  Law,  d. 

106 — Beacon  Falls,  Herbert  C.  Baldwin,  r. 
190— Bethany,  Charles  C.  Perkins,  d. 

8 — Branford,  William  A.  Wright,  d. 
188—  Cheshire,  Truman  Bristol,  d. 
231—  John  W.  Mix,  r. 

61 — Derby,  William  E.  Downes,  r. 
Speaker — Charles  H.  Pine,  r. 
103 — East  Haven,  Alexander  W.  Forbes,  r. 

99 — Guilford,  Edward  Griswold,  r. 
241 —  Henry  M.  Rossiter,  r. 

126 — Hamden,  Bela  A.  Mann,  d. 


ROLL    OF    THE    HOUSE.  267 


164 — Madison,  William  C.  Miner,  r. 

66 — Meriden,  John  Morse,  d. 
100—  Reuben  T.  Cook,  d. 

191 — Middlebury,  Eli  Bronson,  r. 
158 — Milford,  Nathan  P.  Merwin,  d. 
184—  William  C.  Durand,  d. 

25 — Naugatuck,  Fremont  W.  Tolles,  r. 

27 — North  Branford,  Charles  Foote,  r. 
9— North  Haven,  F.  Hayden  Todd,  r. 

10 — Orange,  Edward  E.  Bradley,  d. 
226—  Oxford,  Orlando  C.  Osborn,  d. 
183— Prospect,  Rufus  M.  Gillette,  r. 

68 — Seymour,  Norman  Sperry,  d. 
168— Southbury,  Nelson  W.  Mitchell,  r. 
108—  Wallingford,  Marcus  E.  Cook,  d. 

86 —  Patrick  Mooney,  d. 

98—Waterbury,  Calvin  H.  Carter,  d. 

16 —  Frederick  J.  Brown,  d. 
205—  Wolcott,  Henry  B.  Carter,  d. 
129—Woodbridge,  Charles  T.  Walker,  r. 

New  London  County. 

34 — New  London,  Bryan  F.  Mahan,  d. 

17—  William  H.  Bentley,  r. 
236 — Norwich,  N.  Douglass  Sevin,  d. 

95 —  Frank  T.  Brown,  r. 

Ill — Bozrah,  Andrew  J.  Hough,  r. 
156— Colchester,  George  B.  Rathbone,  d. 
114—  Ralph  T.  Carrier,  d. 

206 — East  Lyme,  Elisha  Munger,  r. 

73 — Franklin,  E.  Eugene  Ayer,  r. 
110 — Griswold,  Stephen  Tiffany,  d. 
104 — Groton,  George  Eldridge,  d. 

24 —  Pardon  M.  Alexander,  d. 


268  ROLL   OF    THE    HOUSE. 

75 — Lebanon,  Charles  J.  Abell,  r. 

55—  William  F.  Gates,  r. 

92 — Ledyard,  William  J.  Brown,  d. 

46 — Lisbon,  Thomas  McCarthy,  d. 
140 — Lyme,  Linus  A.  Luther,  d. 
200—  William  H.  Beebe,  r. 

127 — Montville,  J.  Randolph  Rogers,  r. 
128 — North  Stonington,  John  S.  Bentley,  d. 
172—  Charles  H.  Main,  d. 

14— Ota  Lyme,  Rodger  W.  DeWolf,  d. 
148 — Preston,  Henry  A.  Richmond,  d. 
224 —  Aaron  Lucas,  d. 

225— Salem,  Nelson  N.  Williams,  r. 
121 — Sprague,  Levi  J.  Branch,  r. 

91 — Stonington,  Ebenezer  P.  Couch,  r. 

72 —  Alexander  S.  Palmer,  Jr.,  d. 

87 — Voluntmn,  James  N.  Cook,  r. 

18 — Waterford,  Washington  R.  Gardner,  d. 

Fairfield  County. 
96 — Bridgeport,  Daniel  N.  Morgan,  d. 
50 —  David  B.  Lockwood,  d. 

29— Fairfield,  William  B.  Glover,  r. 

213—  Frank  L.  Rodgers,  r. 
163— Bethel,  George  G.  Durant,  r. 
153 — Brookfield,  Amos  L.  Williams,  r. 
180— Darien,  Charles  H.  Andrews,  d. 

2 — Danbury,  James  Ryder,  r. 
36—  Albert  B.  Hoyt,  d. 

195—  Easton,  James  J.  Ward,  r. 
31 — Greenwich,  Thomas  H.  Delano,  r. 

214—  Nehemiah  H.  Husted,  d. 
144 — Huntington,  James  H.  Beard,  d. 
247 — Monroe,  Samuel  S.  Hurd,  r. 


ROLL    OF    THE    HOUSE.  269 


176 — New  Canaan,  John  F.  Bliss,  d. 

38 — New  Fairfield,  James  S.  Whitehead,  d. 
172 — Newtown,  Patrick  Carroll,  d. 

26 —  Samuel  A.  BlackmaD,  d. 

11 — Norwalk,  George  E.  Cowles,  r. 
145—  Charles  W.  Bell,  r. 

45 — Redding,  James  E.  Miller,  r. 

44 —  Charles  Porter,  d. 

155 — Ridgeftld,  Albert  N.  Thomas,  r. 
221—  Charles  B.  Morehouse,  Jr.,  r. 

37 — Sherman,  L.  Beach  Hungerford,  r. 

43— Stamford,  Charles  W.  Minor,  r, 

33—  Henry  P.  Geib,  r. 

57 — Stratford,  Lyman  S.  Catlin,  r. 

70 — Trumbull,  Joseph  H.  Williams,  d. 
3 —  Weston,  Frank  Gorham,  r. 

52 — Westport,  Moses  Sherwood,  d. 

90—  Wilton,  James  T.  Hubbell,  d. 

Litchfield  County. 

23— Litchfi eld,  William  H.  Doyle,  d. 
154—  F.  Katchford  Starr,  r. 

185 — Barkhamsted,  Wilfred  D.  Youngs,  d. 
102—  Timothy  C.  Tiffany,  d. 

182 — Bethlehem,  Jonathan  Wooten,  d. 
178 — Bridgewater,  Isaac  Babbitt,  d. 

58 — Canaan,  Charles  E.  Wolcott,  d. 
6 — Colebrook,  John  E.  Fonda,  d. 
204 —  Thomas  B.  Spencer,  r. 

209 — Cornwall,  Orlando  Perkins,  r. 

21 —  Leonard  J.  Nickerson,  r. 

228—  Goshen,  Elihu  Carlisle,  d. 
125—  Wilbur  H.  Wadhams,  r. 

207 — Barwinton,  Charles  T.  Russell,  r. 
134—  Wallace  K.  Curtis,  d. 


270  ROLL    OF    THE    HOUSE. 

4iO—Kent,  Linus  B.  Winegar,  d. 
212 — Morris,  Horace  Cowles,  d. 
223— New  Hartford,  Henry  A.  Kellogg,  r. 
117—  Henry  C.  Merrill,  r. 

64 — New  Milford,  Charles  Taylor,  d. 
232—  Anson  H.  Squires,  d. 

4 — North  Canaan,  Henry  J.  Mead,.d. 
105— Norfolk,  Ralph  I.  Cressey,  r. 
249—  Obbrey  M.  Snow,  r. 

56— Plymouth,  Timothy  B.  McNamara,  d. 

88— Roxbury,  Philip  W.  Wells,  d. 
198— Salisbury,  Gilbert  S.  Street,  d. 
160—  John  S.  Perkins,  d. 

248— Sharon,  Abel  Benedict,  d. 
106—  Edwin  M.  Winchester,  d. 

79—Thomaston,  George  P.  North,  r. 
141 — Torrington,  Coley  James,  r. 

53 —  Edward  S.  Miner,  r. 
76 —  Warren,  Buell  Carter,  d. 

246— Washington,  William  T.  Odell,  d. 

28—  Charles  P.  Lyman,  d. 

138—  Watertown,  William  G.  French,  d. 

12 — Winchester,  Roland  Hitchcock,  d. 
192—  Lewis  D.  Hart,  d. 

133 — Woodbury,  Frederick  A.  Walker,  r. 
179—  Eli  M.  Towne,  r. 

Windham  County. 
63 — Brooklyn,  Edward  L.  Cundall,  r. 
20— Ashford,  Thomas  K.  Fitts,  d. 

54 —  George  H.  Baker,  d. 
193 — Canterbury,  Thomas  G.  Clark,  r. 

41 —  Charles  Bennett,  r. 

39 — Chaplin,  Merrick  Barton,  r. 


ROLL    OF    THE    HOUSE.  271 


167 — Eastford,  George  N.  Lyon,  r. 
113 — Hampton,  James  A.  Burnham,  r. 
137— Killingly,  Charles  A.  Russell,  r. 

51 —  George  H.  Law,  r. 

220— Plainfield,  Albert  B.  Sprague,  d. 
216—  Willis  D.  Eouse,  d. 

189— Pom/ret,  Charles  G.  Williams,  r. 
194 —  Frederick  Hyde,  d. 

151 — Putnam,  Prescott  Bartlett,  r. 
218—  Charles  N.  Allen,  d. 

175 — Scotland,  Waterman  C.  Bass,  r. 
115 — Sterling,  Silas  A.  Waite,  r. 

47 — Thompson,  George  H.  Nichols,  r. 
107—  Thomas  Wilbur,  r. 

83 — Windham,  Amos  T.  Fowler,  r. 

63—  Guilford  Smith,  r. 

19 —  Woodstock,  Lewis  J.  Wells,  r. 
169—  Nathan  Morse,  r. 

Middlesex  County. 
lBQ—Middletown,  John  T.  Walsh,  d. 
210—  Horace  R.  Butler,  d. 

78— Haddam,  Clinton  B.  Davis,  d. 
234—  Orrin  Shailer,  d. 

94 — Chatham,  Henry  P.  Markham,  d. 
130—  Titus  E.  Arnold,  d. 

122—  Chester,  William  N.  Clark,  Jr.,  r. 
147 — Clinton,  John  P.  Johnson,  r. 
177 — Cromwell,  George  P.  Savage,  r. 
131 — Durham,  Alfred  Jackson,  r. 

69—  William  C.  Newton,  r. 

93 — East  Haddam,  Richard  H.  Gladwin,  r. 
7 —  William  M.  Sisson,  r. 

48 — Essex,  Horace  W.  Starkey,  r. 


272  ROLL   OF    THE    HOUSE. 

124 — Killingworth,  David  K.  Stevens,  d. 

196—  M.  St.  Clair  Burr,  d. 
lS5—Middlefield,  Moses  W.  Terrill,  r. 
139— Old  Saybrooh,  Ozias  H.  Kirtland,  r. 
120— Portland,  Newton  B.  Strong,  r. 

1 — Saybrooh,  John  Child,  r. 
219 —  Jabez  Southworth,  r. 

71 — Westbrooh,  John  A.  Post,  r. 

Tolland  County. 
165— Tolland,  Arthur  J.  Morton,  r. 
170 —  Loren  Newcomb,  d. 

85 — Andover,  S.  Henry  Daggett,  r. 
150— Bolton,  Jabez  L.  White,  d. 
146 — Columbia,  George  H.  Loomis,  d. 
129 — Coventry,  Marvin  P.  Colman,  r. 
109—  John  R.  Wheeler,  r. 

243 — Ellington,  Joseph  Abbott  Thompson,  r. 
245 — Hebron,  Royal  R.  Barrows,  r. 
159—  Jonathan  N.  Wood,  r. 

101 — Mansfield,  Edwin  G.  Sumner,  r. 

197 —  George  L.  Rosebrooks,  r. 
187 — Somers,  Luman  Eno,  r. 

229—  Lester  K.  Grover,  r. 

81— Stafford,  William  P.  Amadon,  r. 
143—  Noah  C.  Davis,  r. 

152 —  Union,  Andrew  J.  Wales,  d. 
201—  Thomas  Rindge,  r. 

35 — Vernon,  E.  Stevens  Henry,  r. 
208 —  Henry  Bindhammer,  d. 

237—  Willinyton,  James  S.  Still,  r. 

77 —  Charles  C.  Essex,  r. 


OFFICERS,  ETC.,  OF   THE    HOUSE. 


273 


SENATE, 


POLITICAL  DIVISION. 

Rep.  Dem. 

13  11 


HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES. 

counties.  Rep. 
Hartford,  28 

New  Haven,  16 

New  London,  13 

Windham,  18 

Fairfield,  18 

Litchfield,  15 

Middlesex,  14 . 

Tolland,  17 


Dem. 
17 
17 
17 
6 
14 
26 


Total, 
Republican  majority,  : 
lot,  31. 


139  110 

-Senate  2,  House  29;    Joint  Bal- 


OFFICERS  AND   ATTACHES  OF  THE  HOUSE  OF 
REPRESENTATIVES. 

CHAPLAIN. 

Rev.  George  M.  Stone,  D.  D.,  Hartford. 


Donald  G.  Perkins,  Norwich. 
Allan  W.  Paige,  Danbury, 

TELLERS. 

First  Division,  Brown  of  Waterbury. 
Second  Division,  Bradley  of  Orange. 
Third  Division,  Delano  of  Greenwich. 
Fourth  Division,  Geib  of  Stamford. 

18 


274  OFFICERS,  ETC.,  OF   THE    HOUSE. 

MESSENGERS. 

John  L.  Wilson,  Suffield. 
Charles  W.  Pickett,  Washington. 
Wilbur  S.  Comstock,  East  Haddam. 
Oliver  A.  Hiscock,  Woodstock. 

MESSENGERS  OF   COMMITTEE   ROOMS. 

William  E.  Thompson,  New  Haven. 
Fred  0.  Seeley,  Bridgeport,  2d  Assistant. 

MESSENGERS  OF   COAT   ROOMS. 

George  A.  Buddington,  New  London. 
Charles  Weidig,  New  Haven. 

DOORKEEPERS. 

James  E.  Smith,  North  Haven. 
James  S.  Warner,  Lebanon. 
Oliver  Burr,  Fairfield. 
John  Bolles,  Mansfield. 
John  Holmes,  Woodbury. 

REPORTERS. 

George  D.  Curtis,  Hartford  Courant. 
E.  Tracey  Greaves,  Hartford  Times. 
Ira  E.  Forbes,  Hartford  Post. 
D.  H.  Walker,  New  Haven  Union. 
William  RobinsOD,  New  Haven  Register. 
William  F.  Graham,  Meriden  Republican. 
Fred  H.  Nash,  Bridgeport  Standard. 


COMMITTEES. 


JOINT  STANDING  COMMITTEES. 

On  the  Judiciary. 

Supreme  Court  Room. 
Senator  Scofield,  ?\,  12th  District. 
Messrs.  Robbins  of  Wethersfield,  r. 
Cundall  of  Brooklyn,  r. 
Hitchcock  of  Winchester,  d. 
Downes  of  Derby,  r. 
Brown  of  Norwich,  r. 
Minor  of  Stamford,  r. 
Wright  of  Branford,  d. 
Perry  of  Hartford,  d. 

On  School  Fund. 

School  Fund  Office. 
Senator  Yale,  d.,  6th  District. 
Messrs.  Couch  of  Stonington,  r. 
Pomeroy  of  Suffield,  r. 
Troup  of  New  Hayen,  d. 
Hoyt  of  Danbury,  d. 
Wilbur  of  Thompson,  r. 
Winegar  of  Kent,  d. 
Sisson  of  East  Haddam,  r. 
Bindhammer  of  Yernon,  d. 


276  COMMITTEES. 

On  Banks. 

Room  56,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Spencer,  f.f  21st  District. 
Messrs    Catlin  of  Stratford,  r. 
Gay  of  Farmington,  r. 
Tolles  of  Naugatuck,  r. 
Tiffany  of  Griswold,  d. 
Nichols  of  Thompson,  r. 
Taylor  of  New  Milford,  d. 
Stevens  of  Killingworth,  d. 
Morton  of  Tolland,  v. 

On  State  Prison. 

Room  45,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Strickland,  d. ,  3d  District. 
Messrs.  McLean  of  Simsbury,  r. 

Baldwin  of  Beacon  Falls,  r. 

Brown  of  Ledyard,  d. 

Porter  of  Redding,  d. 

Bass  of  Scotland,  r. 

Wadhams  of  Goshen,  r. 

Clark  of  Chester,  r. 

Newcomb  of  Tolland,  d. 

On  New  Towns  and  Probate  Districts. 

Room  54,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Richardson,  d.,  19th  District. 
Messrs.  Gladwin  of  East  Hartford,  r. 
Ward  of  Bristol,  d. 
Minor  of  Madison,  r. 
Beebe  of  Lyme,  r. 
Morehouse  of  Ridgefield,  r. 


COMMITTEES.  277 

Messrs.  Carter  of  Wolcott,  d. 
Case  of  Windsor,  d. 
Andrews  of  Darien,  d. 

On  Roads  and  Bridges. 

Room  48,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Northrop,  d.,  15th  District. 
Messrs.  Bradley  of  Orange,  d. 

Sedgwick  of  West  Hartford,  r. 

Gillette  of  Prospect,  r. 

Husted  of  Greenwich,  d. 

Ward  of  Easton,  r. 

Street  of  Salisbury,  d. 

Wilson  of  Avon,  r. 

Snow  of  Norfolk,  r. 

On  Incorporations. 

Room  14,  First  Floor. 
Senator  Coit,  r.,  9th  District. 
Messrs.  Cowles  of  Norwalk,  r. 

Bailey  of  Windsor  Locks,  r. 

Law  of  New  Haven,  d. 

Gates  of  Lebanon,  r. 

Fitts  of  Ashford,  d. 

Kellogg  of  New  Hartford,  r. 

Davis  of  Haddam,  d. 

Amadon  of  Stafford,  r. 

On  Claims. 

Comptroller's  Office,  Room  6. 
Senator  Dennis,  r.,  24th  District. 
Messrs.  Carter  of  Waterbury,  d. 


278  COMMITTEES. 

Messrs.  Middleton  of  Enfield,  r. 
Williams  of  Salem,  r. 
Beard  of  Huntington,  d. 
Waite  of  Sterling,  r. 
Youngs  of  Barkhamsted,  d. 
Savage  of  Cromwell,  r. 
Grover  of  Somers,  r. 

On  Education. 

Room  42,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Cooke,  v.,  18th  District 
Messrs.  Towne  of  Plainville,  r. 

Foote  of  North  Brandon,  r. 
Alexander  of  Grot  on,  d. 
Hubbell  of  Wilton,  d. 
James  of  Torrington,  r. 
Williams  of  Pomfret,  r. 
Butler  of  Middletown,  d. 
Still  of  Willington,  r. 

On  Sale  of  Land*. 

Room  24,  Second  Floor. 
Senator  DeForest,  d.,  14th  District. 
Messrs.  Troup  of  New  Haven,  d. 
Cowdery  of  Hartland,  r. 
De  Wolf  of  Old  Lyme,  d. 
Rogers  of  Fairfield,  r. 
Lyon  of  Eastford,  r. 
Doyle  of  Litchfield,  d. 
(  hild  of  Saybrook,  r. 
Daggett  of  Andover,  r. 


COMMITTEES.  279 

On  Finance. 

Treasurer's  Office. 
Senator  Bake?,  ?\,  13th  District. 
Messrs.  Pease  of  Enfield,  r. 

Brown  of  Waterbury,  d. 

Palmer  of  Stonington,  d. 

Morgan  of  Bridgeport,  d. 

Bennett  of  Canterbury,  r. 

North  of  Thornaston,  r. 

Newton  of  Durham,  r. 

Coleman  of  Coventry,  r. 

On  Railroads. 

Room  41,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Elton,  ?\,  oth  District. 
Messrs.  Simonds  of  Canton,  r. 

Bronson  of  Middlebury,  r. 

Lucas  of  Preston,  d. 

Lockwood  of  Bridgeport,  d. 

Hyde  of  Pomfret,  d. 

Walker  of  Woodbury,  r. 

Jackson  of  Durham,  r. 

Barrows  of  Hebron,  v. 

On  Military  Affairs. 

Room  15,  First  Floor. 
Senator  Clark,  r.,  2d  District. 
Messrs.  Griswold  of  Guilford,  r. 

Fleischer  of  New  Britain,  d. 
Bentley  of  New  London,  r. 
Ryder  of  D anbury,  r. 
Rouse  of  Plainrleld,  d. 


280  I  (MMITTEES. 

Messrs.   Merrill  Of  N<  \v  Hartford,  r. 
Starkey  of  Essex,  r. 

Wales  of  Union,  d. 

On  AgrcixUui't. 

Room  50,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Alsop,  d.t  226  District. 
Messrs.   Terrill  of  Middlerield,  r, 

Ward  of  Ilartland,  r. 

Todd  of  North  Haven,  r. 

Richmond  of  Preston,  d. 

Whitehead  of  New  Fairfield,  d. 

Perkins  of  Salisbury,  <L 

Burnham  of  Hampton,  /•. 

Rosebrooks  of  Mansfield,  r. 

On  Humane  Institutions. 

Room  47,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Sturtevant,  r.,  11th  District. 
Messrs.  Starr  of  Litchfield,  /*. 

Bowman  of  South  Windsor,  /*. 

Osborne  of  Oxford,  <l. 

Gardner  of  Waterford,  d. 

Williams  of  Brookfield.  /'. 

Fowler  of  Windham,  r. 

Post  of  AVestbrook,  /'. 

White  of  Bolton,  d. 

On  Cities  and  Boroughs* 

Room  60,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Boss,  r.,  17th  District. 

Messrs.  Russell  of  Killingly,  r. 

Humphrey  of  Farmington,  r, 


(  OMMITTEES.  281 

Messrs.  Bradley  of  Orange,  d. 
Cook  of  Voluntown,  r. 
Bell  of  Xorwalk,  r. 
Tiffany  of  Barkhamsted,  d. 
Walsh  of  Middletown,  d. 
Thompson  of  Ellington,  r. 

On  Fisheries. 

Room  25,  Second  Floor. 
Senator  Gilbert,  ?\,  23d  District. 
Messrs.  Kirtland  of  Old  Saybrook,  ?*. 

Griswold  of  Rocky  Hill,  r. 

Cooke  of  Meriden,  d. 

Sevin  of  Norwich,  d. 

Delano  of  Greenwich,  r. 

Clark  of  Canterbury,  r. 

Lyman  of  Washington,  d. 

Henry  of  Yernon,  r. 

On  Insurance.  • 

Room  16,  First  Floor. 
Senator  Hills,  r.,  1st  District. 
Messrs.  Geib  of  Stamford,  r. 

Cleveland  of  Hartford,  (/. 
Mix  of  Cheshire,  r. 
Mahan  of  Xew  London,  d. 
Bartlett  of  Putnam,  r. 
Russell  of  Harwinton,  r. 
Johnson  of  Clinton,  r. 
Loomis  of  Columbia,  d. 


282  COMMITTEES. 

On  Manufactures. 

Room  76,  Fourth  Floor. 
Senator  Sturtevant,  r.,  11th  District. 
Messrs.  Smith  of  Windham,  r. 

Cheney  of  Manchester,  r. 

Sperry  of  Seymour,  d. 

Luther  of  Lyme,  d. 

Durant  of  Bethel,  r. 

Towne  of  Woodbury,  r. 

Markham  of  Chatham,  d. 

Essex  of  Willington,  r. 

On  Engrossed  Bills. 

Secretary's  Office,  Room  40. 
Senator  Gunn,  d. ,  7th  District. 
Messrs.  Kickerson  of  Cornwall,  r. 
Glover  of  Fairfield,  r. 
Wright  of  Branford,  d. 

JOINT  SELECT   COMMITTEES. 

On  Temperance. 

Room  46,  Third  Floor. 
Senator  Barrows,  r.,  16th  District. 
Messrs.  Sumner  of  Mansfield,  r. 

Andrews  of  New  Britain,  d. 
Merwin  of  Milford,  d. 
Munger  of  East  Lyme,  r. 
Rogers  of  Fairfield,  r. 
Wells  of  Woodstock,  r. 
Nickerson  of  Cornwall,  r. 
Shailor  of  Iladdam,  d. 


COMMITTEES.  283 

On  Federal  Relations. 

Room  14,  First  Floor. 
Senator  Gilbert,  r.,  23d  District. 
Messrs.  Henry  of  Yernon,  r. 

Hilliard  of  Manchester,  r. 

Durand  of  Milford,  d. 

Eldridge  of  Groton,  d. 

Gorham  of  Weston,  r. 

Allen  of  Putnam,  d. 

Miner  of  Torrington,  d. 

Mead  of  Xorth  Canaan. 

On  Fo? feited  Eights. 

Room  To,  Fourth  Floor. 
Senator  Plunkett,  d.,  8th  District. 
Messrs.  Hitchcock  of  Winchester,  d. 

Warner  of  Suffield,  r. 

Forbes  of  East  Haven,  r. 

Rathbone  of  Colchester,  d. 

Miller  of  Redding,  r. 

Wilson  of  Avon,  r. 

Cowles  of  Morris,  d. 

Eno  of  Somers,  r. 

On  Capitol,  Furniture,  and  Grounds. 

Comptrollers  Office. 
Senator  Welch,  d.,  4th  District. 
Messrs.  Walker  of  Woodbridge,  r. 
Osborne  of  Xevrington,  r. 
Bentley  of  North  Stonington,  d. 
Hungerford  of  Sherman,  r. 
Morse  of  Woodstock,  r. 


284  COMMITTEES. 

Messrs.  Spencer  of  Colebrook,  r. 
Williams  of  Trumbull,  d. 
Burr  of  Killingworth,  d. 

On  Revision  of  Joint  Rules. 

Eoom  25,  Second  Floor. 
Senator  Baker,  r.,  13th  District. 
Messrs.  Cleveland  of  Hartford,  d. 

Rossiter  of  Guilford,  r. 

Rogers  of  Montville,  r. 

Hungerford  of  Sherman,  r. 

Baker  of  Ashford,  d. 

Wolcott  of  Canaan,  d. 

Southworth  of  Saybrook,  r. 

Rindge  of  Union,  r. 

On  Xew  Counties  and  County  Seats. 

Senator  District. 

Messrs.  Mahan  of  Xew  London,  d. 

Gilman  of  East  Hartford,  r. 

Cook  of  Wallingford,  d. 

Bliss  of  Xew  Canaan,  d. 

Sprague  of  Plainfield,  d. 

Cressey  of  Xorfolk,  r. 

Strong  of  Portland,  r. 

Wheeler  of  Coventry,  r. 

On  Canvass  of  Votes  for  Members  of  Congress,  Judges  of 
Probate,  etc. 

Senator  Sturtevant,  11th  District. 
Messrs.  Nichols  of  Thompson,  r. 
Warner  of  Berlin,  r. 


COMMITTEES.  285 


Messrs.  Mitchell  of  Southbury,  r. 
Morse  of  Meriden,  d. 
Sherwood  of  Westport 
St.  John  of  Simsbury,  r 
Hurd  of  Monroe,  r. 
Arnold  of  Chatham,  d. 


On  Constitutional  Amendments. 

Senator  Dennis,  r.,  24th  District. 
Messrs.  Glover  of  Fairfield,  r. 

Bulkeley  of  Wethersfield,  r. 
Mann  of  Hamden,  d. 
Branch  of  Sprague,  r. 
Law  of  Killingly,  r. 
Perkins  of  Cornwall,  r. 
Markham  of  Chatham,  d. 
Davis  of  Stafford,  r. 


On  Female  Suffrage. 

Senator  BarrowTs,  r.,  16th  District. 
Messrs.  Abell  of  Lebanon,  v. 

Pratt  of  Stonington,  r. 

Mann  of  Hamden,  d. 

Bliss  of  Xew  Canaan,  d. 

Barton  of  Chaplin,  r. 

Cressey  of  Norfolk,  r. 

Shailor  of  Haddam,  d. 

Eno  of  Somers,  r. 


286  COMMITTEES. 

On  State  Library. 

Library  Room. 
Senator  Coit,  r.,  9th  District. 
Messrs.  Dowries  of  Derby,  r. 

Edwards  of  Granby,  r. 
Lockwood  of  Bridgeport,  d. 
Sumner  of  Mansfield,  r. 

On  Manual  and  Boll. 

Secretary's  Office. 
Senator  King,  d.,  20th  District. 
Messrs.  Delano  of  Greenwich,  r. 
Carter  of  Warren,  d. 
Bancroft  of  East  Windsor,  r. 

On  Unfinished  Business. 

Messrs.  Perry  of  Hartford,  d. 
Ayer  of  Franklin,  r. 

HOUSE   SELECT   COMMITTEES. 

On  Constitutional  Amendments. 

Room  27,  Second  Floor. 
Messrs.  Glover  of  Fairfield,  r. 

Bulkeley  of  Wethersfield,  r. 
Mann  of  Hamden,  d. 
Branch  of  Sprague,  r. 
Law  of  Killingly,  r. 
Perkins  of  Cornwall,  r. 
Markham  of  Chatham,  d. 
Davis  of  Stafford,  r. 


COMMITTEES.  287 

On  Contingent  Expenses. 

Messrs.  Griswold  of  Rocky  Hill,  r. 
Bell  of  Xorwalk,  r. 
Hyde  of  Pomfret,  d. 

On  Assignment  of  Seats. 

Messrs,  Law  of  Killingly,  r. 
Hough  of  Bozrah,  r. 
Hubbell  of  Wilton,  d. 


SENATE   COMMITTEES. 

On  Contingent  Expenses. 

Secretary's  Office. 
Senators  Boss,  v.,  17th  District. 
Gunn,  d.,  7th  District. 

On  Contested  Elections. 

Senators  Scofield,  r.,  12th  District. 
Baker,  r.,  13th  District. 
DeForest,  d.,  14th  District, 


288  EXECUTIVE. 

THE  EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT. 


EXECUTIVE    OFFICE. 

Governor.—  THOMAS  M.  WALLER,  New  London. 

Executive  Secretary. — Edmund  Zacher,  New  Haven. 

governor's  staff. 

Adjutant- General — Brigadier-General  Darius  Couch, 
Norwalk. 

Quartermaster-  General.  —Brigadier- General  Thomas 
McManus,  Hartford. 

Surgeon- General. — Brigadier-General  Evelyn  L.  Bis- 
sell,  New  Haven. 

Commissary -General. — Brigadier-General  Francis  A. 
Marden,  Stamford. 

Paymaster-General. — Brigadier- General  James  B. 
Coit,  Norwich. 

Aids-de-Camp. — Colonels  William  N.  Woodruff,  Hart- 
ford; Luke  M.  Heerey,  Norwich;  Norris  G.  Osborn, 
New  Haven;  George  D.  Post,  Putnam. 

secretary's  office. 

Secretary. — D.  Ward  Northrop,  Middletown. 
Chief  Clerk.— R.  S.  Hinman,  Oxford. 
Assistant  Clerk. — Horace  Heath,  Hartford. 

THE    TREASURY. 

Treasurer. — Alfred  R.  Goodrich,  Vernon. 
Chief  Clerk. — Samuel  N.  Raymond,  New  Canaan. 
Assistant  Clerk. — George  D.  Goodrich,  Vernon. 


executive.  289 

comptroller's  office. 

Comptroller. — Frank  D.  Sloat,  New  Haven. 
Chief  Clerk.—  Emerson  W.  Moore,  Talcottville. 

Assistant  Clerk. — Louis  B.  Hubbard,  Hartford. 
State-House  Supt. — William  Dibble,  Hartford. 
Assistant  Supt. — Henry  A.  Cooley,  Hartford. 

STATE    LIBRARY. 

Committee. — The  Governor,  the  Secretary,  and  Hon. 
D wight  AY.  Pardee,  Hartford. 
Librarian. — Charles  J.  Hoadly. 

SCHOOL    FUND    OFFICE. 

School  Fund  Commissioner. — Jeremiah  Olxey, 
Thompson. 

Chief  Clerk. — Carnot  O.  Spencer,  Hartford. 
Assistant  Clerk.— William  H.  Pond,  Hartford. 

adjetaxt-gexeral's  office. 

Adjutant- General. — Darius  X.  Couch,  Norwalk. 

Assistant  Adjutant-General. — Joseph  J.  Sweeney, 
Xew  Haven. 

Clerks.—  Alfred  H.  Green,  Hartford;  Ezra  L.  Stiles, 
Hartford. 

AUDITORS    OF    PUBLIC    ACCOl  > 

Thomas  I.  Raymond,  Norwalk. 
James  S.  Parsons,  Hartford. 


19 


290 


GOVERNORS    OF    CONNECTICUT. 


GOVERNORS  OF  CONNECTICUT. 


Length  of  term 

of  office. 

John  Haynes, 

1639-1640 

1  year. 

Edward  Hopkins, 

1640-1641 

1  '    " 

John  Haynes, 

1641-1642 

1       " 

George  Wyllys, 

1642-1643 

1       " 

John  Haynes, 

1643-1644 

1 

Edward  Hopkins, 

1644-1645 

1       " 

John  Haynes, 

1645-1646 

1 

Edward  Hopkins, 

1646-1647 

1       " 

John  Haynes, 

1647-1648 

1       " 

Edward  Hopkins, 

1648-1649 

1       " 

John  Haynes, 

1649-1650 

1     *'* 

Edward  Hopkins, 

1650-1651 

1 

John  Haynes, 

1651-1652 

1       " 

Edward  'Hopkins, 

1652-1653 

John  Haynes, 

1653-1654 

1 

Edward  Hopkins, 

1654-1655 

1       " 

Thomas  Wells, 

1655-1656 

1       " 

John  Webster, 

1656-1657 

1       " 

John  Winthrop, 

1657-1658 

1       " 

Thomas  Wells, 

1658-1659 

1       * ' 

John  Winthrop, 

1659-1665 

6  years. 

John  Winthrop, 

1665  1676 

11  *  " 

William  Leet, 

1676-1680 

4      " 

Robert  Treat, 

1680-1687 

7 

Sir  Edmund  And 

1687-1688 

2      " 

Robert  Treat, 

1689-1696 

7 

Fitz-John  Winthrop, 

1696-1707 

11       " 

Gurdon  Sal  ton-tall. 

1707-1724 

17      " 

Joseph  Talcott, 

1724-1741 

17      " 

Jonathan  Law. 

1741-1751 

10      " 

Wolcott, 

1751-1754 

3      " 

Thomas  Fitch, 

1754-1766 

12      " 

Edmund  And  rose  was  appointed  by  James  II.  Governor  of 
England.    It  was  to  him  that  the  Charter  was  to  be  surren- 
dered.   All  i  ore  were  elected. 


GOVERNORS    OF    CONNECTICUT. 


291 


William  Pitkin, 
Jonathan  Trumbull, 
Matthew  Griswold, 
Samuel  Huntington, 
Oliver  WolcotC 
Jonathan  Trumbull, 
John  Treadwell, 
Roger  Griswold, 
John  Cotton  Smith, 
Oliver  Wolcott, 
Gideon  Tomlinson, 
John  S.  Peters, 
Hemy  W.  Edwards, 
Samuel  S.  Foote, 
Henrv  W.  Edwards, 
William  W.  Ellsworth, 
Chauncey  F.  Cleaveland, 
Roger  S.  Baldwin. 
Isaac  Toucev, 
Clark  Bissell, 
Joseph  Trumbull, 
Thomas  H.  Seymour, 
Charles  H.  Pond,*  June, 
Henrv  Dutton, 
William  T.  Minor, 
Alexander  H.  Holley, 
William  A.  Buckingham, 
Joseph  R.  Hawley, 
James  E.  English, 
Marshall  Jewell. 
James  E.  English, 
Marshall  Jewell, 
Charles  R.  Ingersoll. 
Richard  D.  Hubbard, 
Charles  B.  Andrews, 
Hobart  B.  Biselow, 
Thomas  M.  Waller, 


1766-1769 

3 

years. 

1769-1784 

15 

" 

1784-1785 

1 

year. 

1785-1796 

11 

years. 

1796-1798 

2 

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1798-1809 

11 

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1809-1811 

0 

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1811-1813 

2 

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1813-1817 

4 

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1817-1827 

10 

" 

1827-1831 

4 

11 

1831-1833 

2 

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1833-lg34 

1 

year. 

1834-1835 

1 

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1835-1838 

3 

years. 

1838-1842 

4 

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1843-1844 

2 

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1844-1846 

2 

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1846-1847 

1 

year. 

1847-1849 

2 

years. 

1849-1850 

1 

year. 

1850-June,  1853 

3 

yrs.  1  m 

1853-1854 

11 

mos. 

1854-1855 

1 

year. 

1855-1857 

2 

years. 

1857-1858 

1 

year. 

1858-1866 

9 

years. 

1866-1867 

1 

year. 

1867-1869 

2 

years. 

1869-1870 

1 

year. 

1870-1871 

1 

" 

1871-1873 

2 

years. 

1873- Jan.,  1877 

3 

yrs.  9  m. 

1877-1879 

2 

years. 

1879-1881 

2 

" 

1881-1883 

2 

" 

1883 

♦Governor  Pond  was  elected  Lieutenant-Governor  in  April,  1853, 
and  became  Governor  by  the  resignation  of  Governor  Seymour  in 
June,  1853,  when  he  was" appointed  Minister  to  Russia. 


292 


STATE     GOVERNMENTS. 


Governors. 


Sessions  of  Legislature. 
Biennial. 


States. 

Alabama,  Edward  A.  O'Neal,  d. 

Arkansas.  J.  H.  Berry,  d. 

California.  George  Stoneman,  d.  " 

Colorado.  James  B.  Grant,  d.  '• 

Connecticut.  Thomas  M.  Waller,  d.  Annual. 

Delaware,  Charles  C.  Stockle}*,  d.  Biennial. 

Florida.  William  I).  Bloxham,  d.  " 

Georgia,  Alexander  H.  Stephens,  d.  " 

Illinois.  Shelby  M.  Cullom.  r. 

Indiana.  Albert  G.  Porter,  r.  " 

Iowa,  "  Buren  R.  Sherman,  r.  " 

Kansas.  George  W.  Glick.  r.  " 

Kentucky,  Luke  P.  Blackburn,  d. 

Louisiana,  Samuel  D.  MeEnery.  d.  " 

Maine.  Frederick  Robie.  r.  " 

Maryland,  William  T.  Hamilton,  d.  " 

Massachusetts,  Benjamin  F.  Butler,  c/.  Annual. 

Michigan,  Josiah  W.  Begole.  fusion.        Biennial. 

Minnesota,  Lucius  F.  Hubbard,  r.  " 

Mississippi,  Robert  Lowry.  d. 

Missouri.  Thomas  T.  Crittenden,  d. 

Nebraska,  James  W.  Daw-  - 

Nevada.  Jewett  W.  Adams,  r. 

New  Hampshire,      Charles  H.  Bell,  r. 

New  Jersey,  George  C.  Ludlow,  d.  Annual. 

New  York.  Grover  Cleveland,  d. 

North  Carolina,  Thomas  J.  Jarvis.  d.  Biennial. 

Ohio,  Charles  Foster,  r.  " 

Oregon,  Zenas  F.  Moody,  r. 

Pennsylvania,  Robert  E.  Pattison.  d. 

Rhode  Island,  Alfred  H.  Littlefield.  r.  Annua). 

South  Carolina.  Hugh  S.  Thompson,  d. 

Tennessee,  William  B.  Bate,  d.  Biennial. 

Texas,  John  Ireland,  d, 

Vermont,  John  L.  Barstow.  r.  " 

Virginia,  William  E.  Cameron,  read,  " 

West  Virginia,  Jacob  B.  Jackson,  d. 

Wisconsin.  Jeremiah  M.  Rusk,  r.  Annual. 


COUNTY    COMMISSIONERS    AND    SHERIFFS.  293 

STATE  COMMISSIONS. 

ON    RAILROADS. 

George  M.  Woodruff,  Litchfield.  1883;  John  W.  Bacon, 
Danbury.  July  1.  1S84:  William  H.  Hayward.  July  1,  1885. 
Clerk,  George  T.  Utley.  Hartford.     (Office  in  State  Capitol.) 


ON   FISHERIES. 

William    M.    Hudson.    Hartford.    1885:    Robert  G.  Pike, 
Middletown.  1885:  Geonre  X.  Woodruff.  Sherman.  1885. 


ON   BANKS. 

James  W.  Hyatt.  Norwalk.  July  1.  1884:   Samuel  Q.  Por- 
ter, Farmington.  1883. 

National  Bank  Examiner.  A.  B.  Mygatt.  New  Milford. 


ON    INSURANCE. 

John  W.  Brooks.  Torrington.  to  July  27.  1883;   Actuary, 
E.  A.  Stedman.  Hartford.     Clerk.  Luther  Bronson.  Hartford. 


•    COUNTY  COMMISSIONERS  AND  SHERIFFS. 

HARTFORD    COUNTY. 

Commissioners — Lucius  G.  Goodrich.  Simsbury,  1883; 
Thaddeus  H.  Spencer,  Suffield.  18S4:  Westell  Russell, 
Hartford.  1885. 

Sheriff- — Alva  Spaulding.  New  Britain,  to  June  1,  1884. 


NEW    HAVEN   COUNTY. 

Commissiontrs — Hiram  Jacobs,  East  Haven,  1886;    Mar- 
cus E.  Baldwin.  Woodbridge.  1884;  George  E.  Perry,  1885. 
Sheriff— John  C.  Byxbee,  to  June  1,  1884 


294  COUNTY    COMMISSIONERS    AND    SHERIFFS. 

NEW   LONDON    COUNTY. 

Commissioners — Elijah    A.   Morgan,    Stonington,    July  1, 

1885:  Nathan  H.  Aver.  Preston.  July  1.  1886;  Erastus  Geer, 
Lebanon.  July  1.  IS 84. 

Sheriff— Frank  Hawkins.  Griswold.  to  June  1.  1834. 


FAIRFIELD    COUNTY. 


Commm  — Charles    B.    Wheeler,    Monroe.    July    1, 

1885;  John   0.  Paige,  Danbury,  July    1,  1886;  Nathan    M. 

Belden.  Wilton.  July  1,  1884. 

Sheriff—  Charles.H.  Crosby.  Danbury,  to  June  1,  18S4. 


WINDHAM    COUNTY. 


Gommissio  <  s — Edword  H.  Hall.  Windham.  July  I, 
John  D.  Converse,   July  1.  1383:    Richard  H.  Ward.  Plain- 
field,  July  1. 

— Charles  H.  Crosby.  Danbury,  to  June  1,  1884. 


LITCHFIELD    COUNTY. 


—Joseph  F.  Calhoun.  Torrington.  July  1, 
1885  ;  Bennett  A.  Sherman.  Woodbury.  July  1.  1886  :  Lyman 
Dunning.  North  Canaan.  July  1.  1884. 

Sheriff—  Charles  J.  Porter.  Goshen,  to  June  1,  18 


MIDDLESEX    COUNTY. 

-  —  Willis    E.    Terriil,    Middlefield,   July    1, 
RufusC.  Shepard,  01,1  Saybrook,  July  1.  1883;  Miner 
C,  Bazen,  Iladdam.  July  1.  1884. 

Sheriff—  John  1.  Hutchinson,  Essex,  to  June  1.  1884. 


COUNTY    COMMISSIONERS    AND    SHERIFFS.  295 

TOLLAND    COUNTY. 

? — David  W.  Huntington,  1883; 

Edwin   D.  Alford,   Bolton.  .'  $84";    Joseph  AT.  Chan- 

dler, July  1. 

-—William  M.  Corbin.  Union,  to  June  L  1;- 


ERRATA. 

Page  269,  under  Litchfield  County,  for 

23— Litchfield,  William  H.  Doyle,  d. 
154—  F.  Ratchford  Starr,  r. 

Read 

I54r— Litchfield,  William  H.  Dovle.  d. 
23—  F.  Ratchford  Starr,  r. 

Changing  the  order  of  the  seats 

Page  294,  under  Windham  County,  for 

Sheriff— Charles  H.  Crosby,  Danbury. 
Read 

Sheriff— Charles  H.  Osgood,  Putnam. 


