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Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut: January Session, 1882In the State there was one birth to every 45 of population, as shown by the above table. Windham shows the highest relative proportion - one birth to every 39. The large manufacturing towns there, are to a great extent populated by French Canadians, who are also very prolific. As we have seen, the highest birth rate was in Putnam. Middlesex is the lowest, having on...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut, 1898, Vol. 3The New England Railroad Company brought its petition April 27, 1897 asking for the closing of a crossing of the Melrose branch of its railroad in the town of Vernon, by what is known as the Burke Hill road, and the substitution of another crossing not at grade about 600 feet westerly of the present crossing, and the construction of a new highway to connect the Burke Hill r...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the Legislature of Connecticut, at the January Session, 1880, Vol. 1 of 2By how much individuals are educated in this direction by so much will they be better neighbors and more valuable mem bers of the community with which they may be immediately connected. A village or a town filled with men and women thus educated would be a better place to live In than one whose inhabitants were uneducated or wrongly educat...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut, 1894, Vol. 1Commissioners of Pharmacy, Commissioners of Shell Fisheries, Commissioners of Shell Fisheries, for boat licenses, Commissioners of Railroads, salaries, etc., Commissioners of Banks, salaries, Tax on telegraph and telephone companies, Military commutation tax.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgot...

Excerpt from Report of the Quartermaster General of the State of Connecticut to the General Assembly: January Session, 1880The Board were consulted by various local health organizations with reference to refugees from Memphis, and in several instances where carpets and bedding had been used in connection with yel low fever cases in 187 8, it was recommended that these goods lie unpacked until winter, and be then disinfected and aerated. This c...

Excerpt from Report of the Quartermaster General of the State of Connecticut to the General Assembly: January Session, 1880The Board were consulted by various local health organizations with reference to refugees from Memphis, and in several instances where carpets and bedding had been used in connection with yel low fever cases in 187 8, it was recommended that these goods lie unpacked until winter, and be then disinfected and aerated. This c...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut, 1894, Vol. 1Commissioners of Pharmacy, Commissioners of Shell Fisheries, Commissioners of Shell Fisheries, for boat licenses, Commissioners of Railroads, salaries, etc., Commissioners of Banks, salaries, Tax on telegraph and telephone companies, Military commutation tax.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgot...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut: January Session, 1882In the State there was one birth to every 45 of population, as shown by the above table. Windham shows the highest relative proportion - one birth to every 39. The large manufacturing towns there, are to a great extent populated by French Canadians, who are also very prolific. As we have seen, the highest birth rate was in Putnam. Middlesex is the lowest, having on...

Excerpt from Public Acts Passed by the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut, in the Year 1893Sec. 2. All appointments shallbe laid before the senate on the Appointment, first day the senate may be in session after the appointment is W mad made. Vacancies in said board shall be filled by the overnor to take effect immediately, but the senate, before whio 1 such ap pointment is laid, as above provided, may disapprove the same at any time...

Excerpt from Public Acts Passed by the General Assembly of the State of Connecticut, in the Year 1893Sec. 2. All appointments shallbe laid before the senate on the Appointment, first day the senate may be in session after the appointment is W mad made. Vacancies in said board shall be filled by the overnor to take effect immediately, but the senate, before whio 1 such ap pointment is laid, as above provided, may disapprove the same at any time...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut, 1895, Vol. 2Appendix, Statistical Tables, 1892 - 3, 1893 - 4. Explanation, Receipts and Expenses, 1893, Scholars, Teachers, Schools, Schoolhouses, and Libraries, Receipts and Expenses, 1894, Scholars, 1894, Teachers, 1894, Schools, Schoolhouses, and Libraries, 1894, Enumeration by Districts, 1892, Enumeration by Districts, 1893, Amount paid for Libraries, Extracts from Reports of Schoo...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the Legislature of Connecticut, at the May Session, 1865The scrip for one hundred and eighty thousand acres of land received from the United States, has been sold for and that sum invested in government bonds bear ing five per cent. Interest in gold. The avails of the interest in currency has been which has been paid to the Treasurer of Yale College, to be used in accordance with the provisions of the Act of Co...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the Legislature of Connecticut, at the May Session, 1865The scrip for one hundred and eighty thousand acres of land received from the United States, has been sold for and that sum invested in government bonds bear ing five per cent. Interest in gold. The avails of the interest in currency has been which has been paid to the Treasurer of Yale College, to be used in accordance with the provisions of the Act of Co...

Excerpt from The Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut: From May, 1726, to May, 1735, InclusiveRecords are badly frayed, as well as out of their proper order. In this publication the missing words have been supplied from the orig inal bills, or from the Journals of one or the other House.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduc...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut, 1893, Vol. 1Now, with the legislative department constituted as we have shown, and with the executive department elected by the legislative department, let us examine the judicial department. The constitution provides that judges of our higher courts shall be nominated by the Governor, and ap pointed by the General Assembly, that is, the legislative department. Thus we see that with a ...

Excerpt from Report of the Quarter-Master-General, State of Connecticut to the General Assembly: May Session, 1865The main reason for this action lies in the necessity for a better and more uniform equipment of the Militia.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-...

Excerpt from Public Documents of the State of Connecticut: January Session, 1887Your Secretary respectfully submits his fourth annual Report.In this Report the following subjects are referred to or discussed: Summary of Statistics. 6. Schools. Receipts. (a) Normal School. Expenses. (6) Report of Principal. Scholars. Text Books. (a) Enumeration. Legislation. (6) Attendance. Child Labor and Report (c) Report of Agent. Of Agents. 5. Teachers.Abou...

Excerpt from Report of the Adjutant-General, State of Connecticut to the Commander-in-Chief: November 30, 1891Showing a gain of 49 officers and enlisted men in the National Guard of the State, as compared with the membership one year ago. Eight companies Of Infantry have the maximum strength allowed by law, 3 officers and 65 enlisted men. The smaller organizations machine-gun Platoons and Corps - readily maintain a full member ship, and, as a ...

Excerpt from Report of the Adjutant-General, State of Connecticut, to the Commander-in-Chief: November 30, 1892The reports of regimental commanders, brigade and regimental staff Officers, on file in this office, cover in detail all the tours of duty of the command during the year, but 'are too voluminous for publica tion in this report - a matter I regret because of the many practical suggestions made by competent officers.All agree, Brigade C...

Excerpt from Fourteenth Annual Report of the State Board of Health of the State of Connecticut, for the Year Ending November 30, 1891: With the Registration Report for 1890 Relating to Births, Marriages, Deaths and DivorcesSir: In compliance with the laws Of the State, I have the honor to present to you the Fourteenth Annual Report of the State Board Of Health for the year ending Nov. 80, 1891, and also the Registration Report Of the Bureau Of...