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Research Notes, 1881-1886, 1881-1886 Box 1, Folder 4.2

Date	Event
Jan 5, 1881	Review of important events of 1880;
Jan 13, 1881	Farmers Club;
Jan 19, 1881	State legislatures;
Jan 26, 1881	Consensus of Centre School District;
Feb 2, 1881	Students of school centre;
Feb 8, 1881	Hat shipment; NY & NE RR;
Feb 9, 1881	Meeting of Reform Association; Young New Temperance Association; Cadets of Honor & Temperance; Temperance Reform Association Campaign;
Mar 14, 1881	Borough meeting;
Mar 30, 1881	White & Porter;
Apr 1, 1881	Bartram;
Apr 6, 1881	Franklin Street; G. Hoyt; L.P. Hoyt; A.N. Wildman; E. Tweedy;
Apr 13, 1881	Bridgeport; Foot & Shoe;
Apr 20, 1881	Col. Moss White; Folsom Temperance Reform Assoc.;
Apr 27, 1881	Borough meeting;
May 4, 1881	New Hat Company;
May 10, 1881	Borough election;
May 18, 1881	Main St;
May 21, 1881
May 25, 1881	New Centre Supply;
Jun 14, 1881	Battle of W.M. S. Peck;
Jun 22, 1881	Weldon & Peck;
Jul 6, 1881	Water question;
Jul 9, 1881	Anniversary of Peck & Weldon;
Jul 20, 1881	Fire Department;
Jul 27, 1881	Opening of N.Y. & N.E. Railroad; Brewster to Boston;
Aug 3, 1881	Letter on Water Commission;
Aug 8, 1881	Peter Robinson; Fire;
Aug 17, 1881	New Hat Factory; E.S. Benedict;
Oct 8, 1881	Annual town meeting;
Oct 21, 1881	Democratic Senate Convention;
Nov 2, 1881	High School;
Nov 8, 1881	State Election;
Nov 9, 1881	Election; Italians;
Nov 17, 1881	George E. Rider died;
Dec 23, 1881	Ives factory;
Jan 4, 1882	death of David Phillips; Merritt & Co. Hat Factory; Crofut & White Hat Factory; Abyah Knapp; Housatonic Railroad;
Jan 6, 1882	William & Wells Co.; George Hull; Luceus P. Hoyt; George Star; Roger Avenull; Samuel H. Rundle; Weldon R. White; H. T. Hoyt; Harvey S. Perk; Samuel C. Wilderman;
Jan 11, 1882	Funeral services for D.P. Nicholas;
Jan 18, 1882	Robbery; F.W. Brachers letters; Theo Clark; Largest Paper delivery;
Jan 25, 1882	Secretary Elected; E.A. Mallory & Sons Hatters; Hull & Rogers;
Feb 1, 1882	Article on Fire Alarm System; Meeting in Warden;
Feb 8, 1882	Hatters Situation; Foster Brothers; Hat factories develop; C.H. Merritt;
Feb 15, 1882	Danbury Hat Furriers Association; German-English School;
Feb 22, 1882	Foster Brothers; Hat situation;
Mar 1, 1882	Bridgeport Sheriff; Sheriff Crosby; Hat Factory; Danbury - Norwalk Railroad Line; Housing Need;
Mar 8, 1882	Edmond Tweedy; Borough Election; Hat Finishers Assoc.; James Wildman; L.P. Treadwell; Peck and Wildman; Opera House; E.P. Bennett;
Mar 15, 1882	Warden Treadwell; German Immigrant; Bekerle and Co.;
Mar 22, 1882	Tweedy Mfg. Company; Tweedy Statement; William R. White; Thomas E. Tweedy; Edmond Tweedy; Hat Finishers Association; Nicer Rules;
Mar 29, 1882	Constitution adopted by Danbury Hospital Assoc.; Theodora Tweedy;
Apr 5, 1882	German Lutherans; Methodist Church Membership;
Apr 12, 1882	Borough of Pahquioque; German Benevolent Society; Charles Pen; German Rifle Club; Captain Charles Peix;
Apr 19, 1882	D.G. Penfield; Chicago Beef;
May 3, 1882	Tweedy and Company; E.A. Mallory and Sons;
May 10, 1882	Chicago Beef; Richard Barrett shipper;
May 17, 1882	Death of Mary Bull; New Hat Company; Charles W. Murphy; Philander; C.W. and Company; S. Howitz; G. Kelly; Johnson and Company;
May 24, 1882	Rundle and White;
May 31, 1882	Barnum Circus; D.E. Loewe and Company; Tweedy Mfg. Co.;
Jun 7, 1882	Folsom;
Jun 14, 1882	Colored Peoples Picnic;
Jun 21, 1882	P. Corbett; E. Tweedy; Walsh, Fry and Co.; Danbury - Norwalk Line;
Jun 28, 1882	German Rifle Club;
Jul 5, 1882	Guiteau; Meeker Bros.; R.A. Belden and Co.;
Jul 12, 1882	Alfred Wildman; Johnson and Co.;
Jul 19, 1882	Library; E.A. Malloy;
Jul 26, 1882	James Bailey's new home; Charles Peix; Edgar Tweedy; German Family; Beckerle Hats;
Aug 2, 1882	Real Estate; Two Germans attacked by toughs on Main Street;
Aug 9, 1882	Danbury - Norwalk RR Extension; Wilson Point;
Aug 16, 1882	Hoyt and Co.; Cornelius Delaney; John McCarthy; C.E. Geoffrey; Danbury - Norwalk RR; Brookside Park;
Sep 13, 1882	Danbury Musical Society; Danbury - Norwalk RR; Pahquioque;
Sep 20, 1882	Mallory and Rundle;
Sep 27, 1882	Firemen's parade; Republican State Convention;
Oct 4, 1882	James Fleming;
Oct 18, 1882	D.E. Loewe new building;
Nov 1, 1882	Obituary E.P. Bennett;
Nov 15, 1882	Merritt doubles size of the factory; D.E. Loewe new factory; Bigelow;
Nov 22, 1882	C. H. Merritt Hat Factory destroyed by fire;
Dec 6, 1882	Wildman Building;
Dec 27, 1882	John S. Nichols; Allen Paige;
Jan 3, 1883	1882 - most buildings erected than previous years; Philanthropist letter;
Jan 10, 1883	Housing for tenant's; Hebrew Benevolent society; Harris Cohen; E. Stone; Samuel Myers; Morris Meyers; Arthur Edwards; E.A. Mallory;
Jan 17, 1883	Hat Factories; Byron Dexter;
Jan 24, 1883	C.H. Merrett; Danbury - Norwalk RR;
Jan 31, 1883	West Danbury Growth; Danbury Relief Society;
Feb 7, 1883	Lacey and Downs; Wildman and Clark; Tweedy and Co.;
Feb 14, 1883	1882 Danbury vital statistics;
Feb 21, 1883	Danbarians describe Danbury;
Feb 28, 1883	P. Robinson & Co.; Crofut Mill; Gardner and Dudley; Wildman and Clark; Ed Howe; Foster Bros.;
Mar 7, 1883	Borough Elections; C. H. Merritt; Description of North Main; Lacey and Downs; Edmund Tweedy; Danbury - Norwalk RR; Second German immigrant family moved; March of "15 Colored citizens";
Mar 14, 1883	Byron Dexter Hat Factory; German Lutheran Church; German Rifle Club Ball; Wals, Fey, and Co.;
Mar 21, 1883	Hebrew Benevolent society;
Mar 28, 1883	Selleck Brothers;
Apr 4, 1883	German Lutheran Church; C.W. Murphy; `;
Apr 18, 1883	Hull and Rogers; Taylor and Taylor Law; Hull and Rogers; Gardner and Dudley;
Apr 25, 1883	C.W. Hat Factory;
May 2, 1883	E.S.Davis; Cigar Makers Union;
May 9, 1883	Andrew Know; Edmund Tweedy;
May 16, 1883	Circus; C.W. Murphy Hat Factory;
May 23, 1883	Alex M. White;
May 30, 1883	Wildman and Clark;
Jun 6, 1883	Edmund Tweedy; Union Hall;
Jun 13, 1883	Telephones ordered; Nichols Block; Danbury Temperance Reform Assoc.;
Jun 27, 1883	Borough Hall; Edmund Tweedy; S.C. Holley; E.S. Davis;
Jul 5, 1883	New Hat Factory; T.C. Milfred; Borough Hall; German Lutheran Church;
Jul 17, 1883	Borough Hall; German Lutheran Church; Meeting of Danbury Borough; Nichols and Howe; W.S. Webb;
Jul 18, 1883	McLean Bros.; Union Savings Bank; Lowe and Co.;
Jul 25, 1883	Borough meeting; Byron Dexter; Turner House; Jackson B. Nichols House;
Aug 1, 1883	Dexter Hat Factory; Washington and Kohanza Hook and Ladder Co.; Centre School; Turner House; Tweedy Mfg.; "Colored picnic"; German Rifle Club;
Aug 8, 1883	Town Meeting; St. Vincent de Paul; Webb and Company; Hat Finishers Assoc.; German Lutheran Young Men's Christian Assoc.;
Aug 15, 1883	Eli T. Hoyt; Dexter;
Aug 22, 1883	C.H. Merritt Hat Factory; Beckerle and Company; School of German Church;
Aug 29, 1883	A.M. White; Pine Groove Meeting;
Sep 5, 1883	William A. Beers;
Sep 12, 1883	Prohibition Reform Society; Tweedy; James Fleming; E.A. Mallory;
Sep 19, 1883	Hatters Assoc. of Finishers and Makers meeting; E.A. Malloy; Prohibition Party;
Sep 26, 1883	Temperance; Fur hat Makers Assoc.; Starr Bros.;
Oct 3, 1883	Town election;
Oct 17, 1883	Town Meeting; National Hat Makers Assoc.; Edgar Tweedy; Dr. Sophia Penfield;
Oct 24, 1883	Relief Society; Prohibitionist;
Nov 7, 1883	Election Results;
Nov 14, 1883	Temperance; W.W. Foote;
Nov 28, 1883	Hull and Rogers; A.M. White; Foster Bros.;
Dec 12, 1883	Danbury - Norwalk RR; E.A. Housman; Lutheran Church Dedication;
Dec 19, 1883	Hebrew Benevolent society; B.F. Ashley;
Jan 3, 1884	John S. Nichols;
Jan 7, 1884	Rundle and White; Liquor License; German Lutheran Church; John B. Nichols;
Jan 8, 1884	Danbury Electric; E.S.Davis; E.A. Mallory; S.C. Holley;
Jan 9, 1884	Hat Workers Society; Mutual Fire Insurance Company; E.S. Tweedy;
Jan 12, 1884	German Lutheran Church;
Jan 17, 1884	Borough Meeting; Danbury Savings Bank;
Jan 18, 1884	Hebrew Benevolent society;
Jan 19, 1884	Foster Brothers;
Jan 25, 1884	Hat Trimmers; Lowe and Co.; Nichols and Howe;
Jan 31, 1884	Town Hall;
Feb 1, 1884	Licensed Saloons;
Feb 2, 1884	Alexander Wildman; Fantom and Co.;
Feb 4, 1884	Tweedy Mfg. Company;
Feb 14, 1884	Colored Peoples Club; Opera House;
Feb 15, 1884	Polo Teams;
Feb 23, 1884	Taylor and Crawford; German Lutheran Church;
Feb 25, 1884	Mary Bull; Town Hall;
Mar 1, 1884	Citizens Caucus;
Mar 8, 1884	A.B. Hull;
Mar 13, 1884	Hebrew Purim;
Mar 14, 1884	Tweedy Mfg. Company; John Fantom; Beers; W.W. Foote;
Mar 22, 1884	Opera House Fire;
Mar 25, 1884	Foster Bros;
Apr 1, 1884	Wildman and Clark Party; Hat Finishers Association;
Apr 3, 1884	Hat Workers Association;
Apr 4, 1884	W. Seely;
Apr 14, 1884	Police;
Apr 17, 1884	Republic caucus;
Apr 18, 1884	ST Jorge;
Apr 19, 1884	John M. Green; Hoyt & Company;
Apr 21, 1884	James S. Taylor; Opera House;
Apr 24, 1884	Hat Makers Association; Byron Dexter;
Apr 25, 1884	Foster Bros;
Apr 28, 1884	Cleveland resident;
Apr 29, 1884	Hall & Rogers;
May 1, 1884	Hat Makers Association; Beltair Bros.;
May 9, 1884	Beckerle & Co.;
May 12, 1884	Hatters Convention;
May 15, 1884	Hat Finishers Convention; A.T. Hoyt;
May 16, 1884	Hat Finishers Convention; Hat Finisher Society;
May 17, 1884	Hat Finishers Society;
May 19, 1884	John W. Green;
May 22, 1884	Town hall; Thomas Fay;
Jun 3, 1884	Colored brawl; Hull & Rogers;
Jun 6, 1884	C.S. Andrews; Ed Tweedy; Danbury & Norwalk R.R.; German YMCA; L. L. Hopkins; Beckerle & Co;
Jun 7, 1884	Danbury Society meeting;
Jun 12, 1884	Colored people; B. Dexter; Theodore Benedict;
Jun 13, 1884	Tweedy & White; wedding;
Jun 16, 1884	Industrial Party;
Jun 17, 1884	Hoyt;
Jun 20, 1884	J.T. Williams; J.H. Cohen; Hull & Rogers;
Jul 3, 1884	German school;
Jul 7, 1884	I. W. Ives;
Jul 10, 1884	Green Bros; Union Savings Bank;
Jul 12, 1884	S.H. Rundle; school meeting; elections;
Jul 14, 1884	Thomas Fay; Beckerle & Co.;
Jul 15, 1884	S.C. Holley; ST. Joseph; Town meeting;
Jul 18, 1884	W.M. Foote; Housatonic R.R.; Foster Bros;
Jul 21, 1884	Opera house; Meeting of Colored;
Jul 22, 1884	E.A. Houseman;
Jul 23, 1884	H.N. Fanton; Hull & Rogers;
Jul 26, 1884	German voters;
Jul 28, 1884	New Hat Company;
Jul 29, 1884	Edmond Tweedy;
Jul 31, 1884	Ralph Baumont; Board of Children meeting; D.E. Loewe; C.H. Peix; G. Wisdisch; L. Mager; J. Horning; L. Peters; A. Ackerman;
Aug 2, 1884	George Downs;
Aug 7, 1884	Descendents of first families; Hoyts; Benedicts; Taylors; Barnum's; Gregory's; Beebe's;
Aug 8, 1884	Hatters picnic; E.A. Houseman;
Aug 12, 1884	Hatters picnic; E.A. Houseman;
Aug 14, 1884	Tweedy;
Aug 15, 1884	Beckerle & Co.;
Aug 16, 1884	Opera House; E.A. Houseman;
Aug 18, 1884	Deer Hill District;
Aug 19, 1884	School District;
Aug 21, 1884	100 Persons attend meeting;
Aug 22, 1884	C.H. Merritt and Co.; "Colored Assoc. of Danbury";
Aug 23, 1884	New School House; New School House;
Aug 25, 1884	New Factory;
Aug 27, 1884	2nd Voting District;
Aug 28, 1884	German American Citizen Club; Turner House; Dexter's Hat Factory;
Aug 29, 1884	Deer Hill District;
Sep 1, 1884	W.A. and A.M. White;
Sep 2, 1884	Garfield Statue; New Opera House; D.E. Loewe;
Sep 4, 1884	Lowe and Co.; C.S. Andrews; Electricity;
Sep 6, 1884	Hull and Rogers; Opera House; Nichols and Howe;
Sep 8, 1884	Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Tweedy;
Sep 12, 1884	German American Citizen Club;
Sep 13, 1884	Republican Delegates; J.C. Burlough;
Sep 15, 1884	German Lutheran Church; F. Olmstead;
Sep 16, 1884	Danbury - Norwalk RR; Wildman and Clark; Wooster House;
Sep 18, 1884	Prohibition Party;
Sep 20, 1884	Republican Presidential Campaign Rally;
Sep 23, 1884	W.O. Hoyt;
Sep 25, 1884	Danbury Voters;
Sep 26, 1884	Library Place;
Sep 27, 1884	E.S. Davis; German American Citizens Club;
Sep 28, 1884	Main Street; Flagging (paving); Wooster Home;
Oct 2, 1884	Children's House;
Oct 3, 1884	Fred Green; German Society;
Oct 4, 1884	School District;
Oct 7, 1884	Town Elections;
Oct 10, 1884	Fair;
Oct 21, 1884	Kohanza Hose Company; D.E. Loewe; Political Clubs Organized; Peter Berad; Cleveland Reelect Open House;
Oct 25, 1884	Danbury Republican Parade;
Oct 26, 1884	E.A. Houseman;
Oct 28, 1884	Letter to build sewer; D.E. Loewe;
Oct 30, 1884	Henry Ward Beebe; Prohibition Party;
Nov 1, 1884	Danbury and Norwalk RR; Housatonic RR; New York and New England RR; Brookfield Junction;
Nov 3, 1884	Danbury Relief Society; Beebe;
Nov 4, 1884	Election sparks great excitement;
Nov 5, 1884	Final Election vote;
Nov 6, 1884	B. Dexter;
Nov 7, 1884	Alfred Wildman; Samuel Gregory;
Nov 11, 1884	Parade and Celebration;
Nov 15, 1884	C.S. Andrews;
Nov 17, 1884	I.W. Ives; w.w. Foote; Loewe and Company;
Nov 18, 1884	W.W. Sunderland; I.W. Ives;
Nov 20, 1884	Fay House;
Nov 21, 1884	Dispute about sewer; Deer Hill School;
Nov 22, 1884	Licenses from County Commissioner;
Nov 25, 1884	Telephones installed;
Nov 28, 1884	W.A. and A.M White;
Dec 2, 1884	E.A. Mallory;
Dec 9, 1884	B. Dexters; S. Norwalk unemployed seeking work in Danbury; E.A. Houseman; African Methodist;
Dec 12, 1884	German Citizens Club;
Dec 13, 1884	E.S. Wildman;
Dec 16, 1884	W.W. Foote; Rundle and White; New Hat Company; Comstock; David Knapp; Washington Hook and Ladder;
Dec 18, 1884	Danbury Housing Boom; Independent German Citizens Club;
Dec 20, 1884	Etta Penfields Private School;
Dec , 1885	Summary of 1885, single typed page;
Jan 2, 1885	Norwalk Hatters in Danbury; John Holmes; Tweedy; Hat Shipments;
Jan 5, 1885	Street Conditions; German Lutheran Church;
Jan 15, 1885	Foster Brothers; Merritt Hat Factory Calico Library; Girls at Merritt Hats;
Jan 17, 1885	1st Congregational Church;
Jan 19, 1885	Saengerbund Society; Connecticut Indian Association; School Board;
Jan 20, 1885	Danbury and Norwalk RR;
Jan 22, 1885	E.A. Houseman; S. Norwalk;
Jan 24, 1885	Law & Order League; Tweedy & Scott;
Jan 26, 1885	Police;
Jan 27, 1885	Saengerbund Society;
Jan 30, 1885	C.W. Bennett; Hat Finishers Association;
Feb 2, 1885	Dr. Adam; Danbury Hospital Organization; Danbury Hatters;
Feb 5, 1885	Danbury Relief Society;
Feb 7, 1885	Deloughery; McHerney; Danbury and Norwalk RR; C.W. Murphy; Hat Shop burned;
Feb 9, 1885	E.A. Houseman; F.E. Hartwell;
Feb 12, 1885	German Citizen Society; A. Bennett;
Feb 14, 1885	Gardner & Dudley; D. Mack;
Feb 16, 1885	German Barrel Society;
Feb 23, 1885	Truman Fox;
Feb 24, 1885	R.R.R. Club; Green Hat Shop;
Mar 2, 1885	Danbury & Bethel Railway; John Fanton; Nathaniel Selleck; Oliver S.; Michael McPhelemy; George Shepard; C.H. Merritt;
Mar 3, 1885	Meeting of Low & Order League; Board of Trustees; Danbury Hospital;
Mar 6, 1885	Purim;
Mar 7, 1885	D.E. Loewe;
Mar 9, 1885	A. Hoyt;
Mar 10, 1885	Hull and Rogers; South Carolina; Law & Order Society; E.S. Davis; Edward Tweedy; Foster Brothers;
Mar 12, 1885	Beckerle Factory;
Mar 27, 1885	Dr. E.A. Adams; Davis D. Knapp; Mrs. O. P. Tweedy; Thaddeus H.; Fire Dept.;
Mar 30, 1885	German Lutheran Church;
Apr 1, 1885	H.N. Fanton; W. Mansfield; W;
Apr 4, 1885	D.E. Loewe; Sewers; New City Hall;
Apr 6, 1885	Town Committee;
Apr 7, 1885	Borough Meeting; Sewers; Foster Bros;
Apr 9, 1885	Centre School District;
Apr 10, 1885	Peter Rowan; Mrs. G.E. Andrews;
Apr 11, 1885	John W. Green; L.P. Treadwell;
Apr 13, 1885	German Lutheran Church; C.H. Piex; Colored;
Apr 14, 1885	Sewer Plan; Turner House;
Apr 15, 1885	Foster Brothers; Joel Foster; Jones Porter;
Apr 17, 1885	S. Norwalk Hatters;
Apr 20, 1885	Gypsies;
Apr 27, 1885	Hospital building; hat factories;
Apr 28, 1885	Joel Foster; Thomas Fay; Ed Burche;
May 4, 1885	Colored persons;
May 5, 1885	Mrs. Hill; E.C. Cole;
May 7, 1885	I.W. Ives;
May 8, 1885	Germans; Rundle & White;
May 9, 1885	T. Taylor;
May 12, 1885	Judd; Susan Weldon; O.R. Tweedy; A. Bennett; Dr. Adams; C.S. Andrews;
May 15, 1885	L.A. Frerlwell;
May 19, 1885	City Hall;
May 26, 1885	Robert McLean; telephone b/w Danbury and Norwalk;
May 28, 1885	Meeting of Sewage Committee;
Jun 1, 1885	Dr. Snow; South Beers lot; Frank Barnum; R.A. Beldon Co.; Beldon; Henry Hoyt; J.A. Noble; Terrace Place;
Jun 2, 1885	Electric lighting; J.M. Ives;
Jun 3, 1885	Danbury Machine Co.; D.E. Loewe;
Jun 5, 1885	Sewage; Still River; Electrical Poles; R.A. Beldon;
Jun 6, 1885	Elm trees dying;
Jun 8, 1885	Worst fire; Beckerle Hat Factory; Beckerle Hose Co.;
Jun 9, 1885	James Moore;
Jun 11, 1885	P. Rowan; George B. Sherman; James W. Porter; Foster Bros; Johnson & Co.;
Jun 12, 1885	W.W. Sunderland;
Jun 13, 1885	Fire company;
Jun 15, 1885	ST. Peters Parish; Hat companies donations; survivors;
Jun 16, 1885	Beckerle;
Jun 18, 1885	Electrical wires; Danbury Directory (W.S. Webb);
Jun 19, 1885	ST. Peters School;
Jun 20, 1885	W.A. & A.W. White; W.W. Sunderland; Elm Trees dying;
Jun 22, 1885	Bell Island; Flynt Company;
Jun 23, 1885	Beckerle hat shipments; D.E. Loewe; German Lutheran Church;
Jun 25, 1885	Beckerle;
Jun 26, 1885	Selleck & Osborne;
Jul 2, 1885	Rundle & White; City Hall; J.J. Fay; ST. Peters School; Edmond Tweedy;
Jul 6, 1885	Bell Island; Foster Bros; Mrs. J.A. Folsom;
Jul 9, 1885	City Hall; Berckle; New Hose Company;
Jul 10, 1885	Beckerle; Foster Bros;
Jul 11, 1885	City Hall;
Jul 14, 1885	A.T. Peck;
Jul 16, 1885	German Lutheran Church; R.A. Beldon Hat Factory;
Jul 17, 1885	J.M. Ives; City Hall;
Jul 18, 1885	Dexters; E.S. Davis; L.D. Brewster; H.T. Hoyt;
Jul 20, 1885	Turner House; Insurance companies; Beckerle fire;
Jul 21, 1885	John Bouton;
Jul 24, 1885	E.A. Houseman;
Jul 25, 1885	L.K. Mansfield;
Aug 3, 1885	A.T. Peck; Borough meeting; Boggs Pond; Fire; Foster Bros; Bell Island; Barnum & Starr; Timothy Foster;
Aug 4, 1885	C. Hull; Water supply;
Aug 6, 1885	L.K. Mansfield;
Aug 7, 1885	Beckerle;
Aug 10, 1885	lights; U.S. Grant; Joel Foster;
Aug 18, 1885	A.T. Peck; Water supply; Danbury Fair; Schuyler Electrical Light Company; Barnum court;
Aug 20, 1885	German Citizens Independence Club;
Aug 21, 1885	Foster Bros; Bell Island; Palliser & Co.; Dr. Bulkely;
Aug 24, 1885	Police busy; Rural Park in Danbury;
Aug 25, 1885	National Union of Hat Makers & Furriers; Borough meeting;
Aug 27, 1885	Turner Stevens; Rundle & White;
Aug 29, 1885	Davis Knapp;
Aug 31, 1885	Tweedy MFG Co.; C.H. Merritt; Sprinkler systems;
Sept 5, 1885	Foster Bros;
Sept 8, 1885	Berckle Factory; Sisters of Mercy;
Sept 11, 1885	Darius Selleck;
Sept 12, 1885	Danbury Hat Shops; Dye; Dead fish in river; Still River;
Sept 18, 1885	Hat MFG; Gang of 17 Italians;
Sept 21, 1885	Dust intolerable;
Sept 22, 1885	Electrical light; Green Bros; Clarke & Howe; Fred Olmstead; Henry Taylor; Johnson & Co.;
Sept 25, 1885	Joel Foster; Mrs. J.A. Beal;
Sept 28, 1885	P.D. Crosby;
Sept 29, 1885	Treadwell block;
Oct 1, 1885	F.C. & A.D. Trooley; History of Danbury Bank;
Oct 3, 1885	Grand Central Hotel opens; I.W. Ives;
Oct 6, 1885	Town election results;
Oct 12, 1885	Foster Bros; Treadwell block;
Oct 15, 1885	City Hall Sewer;
Oct 16, 1885	P.J. McGuire;
Oct 17, 1885	Beckerle Hose Co.;
Oct 19, 1885	School committee report;
Oct 23, 1885	W.W. Sunderland; A.W. White;
Oct 26, 1885	Darius Selleck;
Oct 27, 1885	Joel Foster; History of German Lutheran Church;
Oct 29, 1885	Hat MFG;
Oct 31, 1885	Tweedy;
Nov 2, 1885	Tweedy;
Nov 3, 1885	City Hall;
Nov 6, 1885	Fred D. Austin; J.S. Tyler; J.H. Benedict;
Nov 7, 1885	D.M. Benedict Lane; Theodore Benedict; Henry Crofut;
Nov 12, 1885	Meeting of Hat MFG;
Nov 17, 1885	Danbury Relief Society; Salvation Army Story;
Nov 19, 1885	F.C. Tooley & Co.; Tweedy; Joel Foster;
Nov 20, 1885	W.W. Sunderland; Taylor Hall;
Nov 24, 1885	C.S. Coom Co.; C.S. Coom; John Smith;
Nov 27, 1885	Henry Peters; former enslaved person dead; F.S. Wildman;
Dec 3, 1885	Hat MFG Asscociation; Edmond Tweedy; Selleck & Osbourne; Darius Selleck;
Dec 5, 1885	McArthur Bros;
Dec 8, 1885	J. Foster; J. Greer;
Dec 10, 1885	J.W. Austin;
Dec 14, 1885	ST. Peters School; Schuyler Electric Company; Foster Bros; D.E. Loewe; Article on White St.;
Dec 15, 1885	Danbury Central Labor Union Organization; H. Crofut(Crofut & White);
Dec 17, 1885	Taxable property;
Dec 18, 1885	Liquor licenses;
Dec 22, 1885	L.P. Treadwell;
Dec 29, 1885	Hat Industry MFG meeting;
Dec 31, 1885	Meeting of Journeymen; Danbury & Norwalk R.R.;
Jan 1, 1886	Hat factories closed;
Jan 2, 1886	Rundle & White;
Jan 4, 1886	C.H. Merritt; Law & Order Society; Hat Finishers Assoc.;
Jan 8, 1886	Hull and Rogers; First cash register; T.O. Roule; Ed Van Goll;
Jan 9, 1886	Savings Bank of Danbury; Union Savings Bank; L.K. Wildman; F.R. Swift;
Jan 11, 1886	Reverend Samuel Orcott; F.S. Wildman; Eli T. Hoyt; A.B. Hall; George F. Starr;
Jan 12, 1886	Central Labor Union; Officers elected; Samuel Main; Ed Van Goll; W.H. Tully; Mrs. Eva Baldwin; Green Bros; Edmund Tweedy; Charles W. Murphy; Daniel Meeker; W. Nolan; William Rowley; F.S. Wildman;
Jan 15, 1886	City Hall;
Jan 16, 1886	Meeting b/w Unions & Hat Makers; Col. George E. Warwick; Meeting of Sewage Committee; James E. Webb; L.P. Treadwell;
Jan 21, 1886	New factory of Foster Bros;
Jan 26, 1886	Central Labor Union meeting;
Jan 28, 1886	Rundle & White; R.A. Beldon & Co.;
Feb 1, 1886	Danbury Cemetery Association; F.S. Wildman; Edgar Tweedy;
Feb 4, 1886	Berckle Ball;
Feb 5, 1886	George W. Riley; Amos N. Riley; Renzo W. Robinson;
Feb 6, 1886	Party at Hat Shop;
Feb 8, 1886	Almum Judd;
Feb 12, 1886	J. Foster;
Feb 16, 1886	Borough Meeting; Sewer; Henry N. Foster;
Feb 20, 1886	Treadwell block;
Feb 25, 1886	Borough election; Isaac Ives;
Feb 26, 1886	Danbury Hospital Inc.; Edmund Tweedy; Masonic Lodge of CT;
Feb 27, 1886	Democratic Caucus; Thomas O. Rourke; Arthur W. Marshall; Seth Addis; George Foote; William Dewbell; Charles W. Murphy; citizens ticket; Prohibition Caucus & ticket; Assembly of the Nights of Labor;
Mar 1, 1886	Workingman's Ticket; William T. Mason;
Mar 2, 1886	Citizens; Workingman's; Prohibition; 4 Tickets; Election results; taxpayers;
Mar 5, 1886	H.W. Greer;
Mar 8, 1886	John Boyle O'Reilly;
Mar 11, 1886	Borough Meeting;
Mar 13, 1886	Association for Hat MFG U.S.;
Mar 19, 1886	George B. Sherman;
Mar 20, 1886	National Fur Hat MFG Association;
Mar 22, 1886	Board of Trade;
Mar 23, 1886	Charles W. Murphy;
Mar 26, 1886	Hat Finishers Association;
Apr 2, 1886	Foster Bros;
Apr 3, 1886	Hat Finishers Association; Knights of Labor;
Apr 5, 1886	Horace Marshall;
Apr 6, 1886	Elmwood Park;
Apr 8, 1886	Oliver Selleck; P.M Osborne; Clarence Stevens;
Apr 9, 1886	List of Representatives from Danbury since 1850;
Apr 13, 1886	Professor Ashburn; Daniel Benedict; S.H. Rundle;
Apr 15, 1886	Foster Bros; Bell Island;
Apr 16, 1886	Disciples Church; Meeting of Scotch;
Apr 17, 1886	Foster Bros; T.O. Donnell;
Apr 19, 1886	German Lutheran Church; Osborn Bros;
Apr 20, 1886	Town & Borough meeting; Meeting of Hospital Board;
Apr 22, 1886	W.W. Sunderland; Hull & Rogers;
Apr 24, 1886	E.A. Houseman;
Apr 27, 1886	Danbury Hospital; Bell Island Cottages;
Apr 29, 1886	W.W. Sunderland; Alex Wildman;
May 1, 1886	Special Borough Meeting; Sewers;
May 3, 1886	Tweedy; Raymond Family; John Benedict; I.W. Ives Building;
May 4, 1886	Special Borough Meeting; Sewer Report; L.P. Treadwell; A.C. Seely; James Walsh; Edmund Tweedy; D.M. Benedict;
May 7, 1886	Foster Brothers;
May 8, 1886	Danbury and Horse RR; Haines Brothers; Town Hall; Settlement; Rundle and White; Small Grocery Stores and Markets; S. Norwalk Hat Trade; Danbury Tennis Club; L.D. Brewster; James L. White;
May 10, 1886	Hull and Rogers;
May 13, 1886	Harry Cole;
May 15, 1886	St. Peter's Church;
May 17, 1886	Frederick Wildman; New England RR;
May 18, 1886	Nichols and Hine;
May 20, 1886	Ed McPhelemy; C.S. Andrews; J.B. Nichols; D.S. Stevens; Street Paving;
May 21, 1886	I.W. Ives; Morton Gregory;
May 22, 1886	Trimmers Union; Nichols and Hine; Mrs. Eva Baldwin;

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Research Notes, 1900-1909, Undated Box 1, Folder 5

Date	Event
Jan 3, 1900	Kennedy Guards; Annual meeting Board of Trade
Jan 30, 1900	Figures on hat production
Jan 31, 1900	Secretary Trustee of Law and Order League; Agents found gambling in progress and at least 14 stands freely selling liquor; At least 60 persons could have been arrested; 15 gambling games stopped;
Feb 7, 1900	Special meeting of Italian Research Club and Italian Socialist Club
Feb 21, 1900	Special censor agent will be 2 weeks; Agents paid by number of submitted
Feb 28, 1900	Barber club charged
May 2, 1900	Italian Socialist Club Meeting
May 2, 1900	List of census
Oct 10, 1900	Main street Connecticut House opened
Oct 24, 1900	Italian Society
Jan 30, 1901	Expansion of Town; Trustees meeting
Apr 24, 1901	Danbury News Expanded
May 15, 1901	Danbury Shirt Company
Jun 5, 1901	Reverend J.H. Young, Anne Zion Merson; Trustee of building; Alfred Bell; C.H. Merritt: E.A. Housen, T.C. Millard
Jun 12, 1901	Another long article on how the building of the Danbury and Harlem Railroad will begin very soon.
Jun 26, 1901	Meeting of Board of Danbury and Harlem
Jul 31, 1901	Fatal death on Danbury street; Hatters, shortage of staff
Aug 14, 1901	Interview with C.J. Brown, assorted with Stedel and Siebert who are associated with Danbury and Harlem.
Aug 28, 1901	Greater prosperity for Danbury in 10 years; Hatters as respectable; Wages better
Sep 4, 1901	Payday on Danbury and Harlem
Jan 1, 1902	Carpenters expanding College; Wave of prosperity; Danbury Day, summer of 1901; Interview with 12 local merchants;
Jan 22, 1902	Laying Danbury and Harlem track in Ridgebury
Feb 5, 1902	Congressman contracts past trustees about need for new building
Mar 5, 1902	Danbury and Harlem will be purchased and funded by Westchester Tractor Company; Sold because it was too expensive to finish
Apr 9, 1902	Marconi Society ( new Italian Benefit Society) organizes; 52 members; Meeting of Hat finishers Association (Union); Voted to ratify new bill of 1.00 per day
Apr 23, 1902	Danbury expected prosperity of last year or two reflected; New Wile Building, new high school, Danbury and Harlem Railroad
May 21, 1902	Interview Eugene C. Dempster; Conference of Danbury Hat Makers Association
Jun 4, 1902	Trimmer Association votes to officiate state AFL; 500 people move to Danbury in the past year, " I was to astonished to see how many new people move to the city in the past year."
Aug 6, 1902	Fur Worker Union
Dec 10, 1902	Shortage; High prices for coal
Jan 7, 1903	Hatters Association and high price of coal
Jan 14, 1903	Association of Hat Makers meeting; Coal situation stabilizes
Mar 8, 1903	2nd Baptist church organizes Young Men's Debate Club
Apr 1, 1903	Danbury and Harlem withdraw from Railroad Commission; Request entrance into Danbury; Agree to have Danbury St. Railroad line
May 20, 1903	Mayor Booth appoints David Bradley as Police Chief.
Aug 19, 1903	Over 1000 Hatters Mar in Labor Day parade in Bridgeport; Large float
Sep 7, 1903	New hat company, National Hat Company
Sep 14, 1903	New High School opens; 48,000 attend fair
Dec 9, 1903	Danbury and Bethel G + E complete
Jan 4, 1904	St. Peter's annual report
Jan 10, 1904	30 year old Italian man arrested for stabbing 2 men on White Street
Jan 19, 1904	Meeting of Italian Men of St. Peters; Form organization
May 18, 1904	Captain Torch play at Taylor Opera House
May 21, 1904	Danbury open and trade shops
May 27, 1904	Hatbox Shoe Store
Jul 6, 1904	United Hatters
Aug 30, 1904	Hat trade picks up; Most shops full
Oct 19, 1904	Danbury leads state number of cars
Nov 29, 1904	Letter to editor Samuel A. Doves
Jan 2, 1905	Large attendance at annual meeting of Fur Hat Makers in New York; Danbury Relief Secretary offers plan to help "worthy poor."
Jan 10, 1905	Van Gal again declines presidency
Jan 16, 1905	NHRR approves Highland Drive through Danbury part of development of Poughkeepsie bridge freight route; St. Peters YMCA rents rooms in Hall Building
Jan 23, 1905	Trial of 3 Syrian of assault on fellow countrymen on Elm St.
Feb 1, 1905	White St. Railroad Station lighted with electricity for the first time
Feb 4, 1905	Coal shortages on railroad
Feb 6, 1905	Industrial census being taken
Mar 1, 1905	Article on Truman's style in Orange
Mar 3, 1905	Alderman passes resolution to build new reservoir
Mar 4, 1905	Good government club favor consolidation
Mar 20, 1905	Boston real estate firm buys Tweedy's Wools on upper Main St.
Apr 1, 1905	Tag letter from "Ulysses"
Apr 8, 1905	Polish mass at St. Peters
Jul 6 and Aug 9, 1905	Soon 10,000 cars a week crossing Poughkeepsie bridge ; Large quantities of freight able to come via Danbury
Jul 15, 1905	F. Tee negotiating with New Milford to move entire meeting from Danbury to New Milford; Mew Milford and offer to build a $150,000 plant and Tee will start with equal value of equipment
Jul 27, 1905	Haitsch Hat Co.
Aug 14, 1905	400 people at Italian assembly
Aug 15, 1905	Danbury has 640 phones
Aug 29, 1905	new reservoir described
Sep 5, 1905	Mayor Labor Day Parade in Danbury; Over 5,000 Mar in 1st state labor parade
Sep 6, 1905	Danbury Fair to be a "great moral exposition"
Sep 9, 1905	New reservoir
Sep 23, 1905	Italian draws gun at railroad bridge construction site
Nov 9, 1905	Tee to build addition to Railroad Ave
Nov 13, 1905	Hebrew Cemetery Association (small Jewish population in Danbury) raises money for Russian Jews
Nov 21, 1905	Hospital crowded
Jan 1, 1906	Summary of 1905; year of "unexplored prosperity for Danbury"; one of most prosperous in hatting history; State Normal School; Completion of Dabury and Harlem Railroad; Resevoir
Jan 8, 1906	Danbury Hospital increase in patients, 174-1900, 317-1905
Feb 6, 1906	Danbury Hat Meeting
Feb 20, 1906	Office of Labor League of Danbury endorsed Organization of Local Labor League
February 21, 1906	Local meeting with elective power station of D and B, and G and E
Mar 20, 1906	Reprints, The Hatters Constitution, or Rules and Regulations Adopted by Central Hatters in Danbury Connecticut
Mar 31, 1906	Survey of large public building built in past few years: Fairfield County Court House, Danbury High School, Railroad, St. Joseph Church
Apr 6, 1906	15 year old Italian girl working at Hatters
Apr 7, 1906	NHRR directs cutting immediate construction of Danbury and Portchester, will tie Ridgefield to Danbury
Apr 9, 1906	Two new railroads in 1) Danbury track by NY 2) Connecting with Harlem Valley
May 29, 1906	NY Central extends for Danbury to Harlem
Jun 7, 1906	C. Augustus Wildmen property on Main St
Jun 8, 1906	Detailed article on Middle River; Water use
Jun 12, 1906	WCTU has large meeting at Church
Jun 16, 1906	Description of new telephone building to be erected on Main Street
Jul 10, 1906	Main public and private construction in Danbury
Aug 8, 1906	City council agrees to contribute $1,000 to hospital. First time city contributed to appropriate corporation but now reorganized and city represented on board
Aug 17, 1906	Sign of Danbury prosperity; 6 new hat businesses started in Danbury and Bethel during summer
Sep 1, 1906	WCTU rally at Danbury Church
Oct 20, 1906	Large number of new houses built, 20 constructed; Picture and description of hotel
Nov 16, 1906	Italian Museum at St. Peters
Dec 18, 1906	Conference for Danbury and Harlem Railroad
Dec 31, 1906	List of events of 1906
Nov 24, 1906	New street car opens

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Research Notes, 1910-1919, Undated Box 1, Folder 6

Date	Event
Jan 2, 1917	Frank Lee;
Jan 4, 1917	Goldberger; Foster Factory;
Jan 6, 1917	Petition; Industrial survey;
Jan 9, 1917	American Hatters and Furriors;
Jan 10, 1917	Surgical; Volunteers;
Jan 12, 1917	Balmforth School;
Jan 20, 1917	Public Flag Association; Liberty pole;
Jan 21, 1917	Debate; School building;
Jan 22, 1917	Debate; School building;
Jan 25, 1917	Industrial building; Chamber of Commerce Meeting;
Jan 26, 1917	Ives & Industrial; Ray H. T.;
Jan 29, 1917	Emmet Club;
Jan 30, 1917	Catholic Schools Banquet;
Feb 1, 1917	Chamber of Commerce Meeting; Head of Associated Industrial Sewer; Girls Club;
Feb 2, 1917	Industrial building; Conference;
Feb 3, 1917	Electrical Company expansion; Meeting; Martin Cunningham; John D.; Chris K.;
Feb 8, 1917	Report of Associated Industrial Sewer; DAR; Mayor;
Feb 10, 1917	Military Census; Military service;
Feb 12, 1917	Flag installed; Joseph Twiched;
Feb 13, 1917	Military Census;
Feb 15, 1917	President of Chamber of Commerce; M. Cunningham;
Feb 19, 1917	Census;
Feb 20, 1917	C.I. Roberman Thread Co;
Feb 21, 1917	City Hall;
Feb 22, 1917	Danbury Hat Co.; Chamber of Commerce;
Feb 24, 1917	Debate; DAR;
Mar 1, 1917	Flag raising;
Mar 2, 1917	Patriotic Speech; Patriotic songs;
Mar 3, 1917	Dorrell and Trumpert;
Mar 5, 1917	Danbury Census;
Mar 7, 1917	A. Homer Follow Calderon; Mayor Sunderland; W.M. Redfield; Jones Doran; John W. Green; H.T. Hoyt; C.Stuart McLean; Edward Grunty; Charles Stevens; Nathan Spurs;
Mar 10, 1917	Hill & Taper; A.A. Hodshon Co; Suffrogist meeting;
Mar 13, 1917	City budget;
Mar 16, 1917	Town meeting; Republican Party pledge;
Mar 19, 1917	Guard recruiting;
Mar 23, 1917	Navy recruiters;
Mar 24, 1917	Tweedy Co;
Mar 27, 1917	Sunderland elected;
Apr 2, 1917	U.S.S. Connecticut; Declaration of War;
Apr 6, 1917	Michael Sullivan;
Apr 7, 1917	E.A. Malloy; Meeting of Chamber of Commerce;
Apr 10, 1917	J.D. Plant & Brothers; Chamber of Commerce;
Apr 13, 1917	Town School;
Apr 14, 1917	A.E. Tweedy; G.M. Rundle; C. Malloy; F.B. Dalton;
Apr 17, 1917	SAG Co & J.Boyn Co;
Apr 20, 1917	Malloy & Lee;
Apr 21, 1917	Delohery Hat Co; Malloy; Chamber of Commerce;
Apr 24, 1917	Automobile census;
May 1, 1917	Reverend Calburn; Reverend Twichell; Coal;
May 2, 1917	Motorcycle Club;
May 4, 1917	A. Sullivan;
May 8, 1917	Attorney Henry Wilson; George H. Stalt; United Hatters; Hat Mfg. Association;
May 10, 1917	Flood;
May 12, 1917	Danbury Mfg. Co;
May 14, 1917	Chamber of Commerce; Malloy & Lee workers;
May 16, 1917	City Hall meeting;
May 17, 1917	Lee Plant;
May 18, 1917	Musical Society;
May 19, 1917	City Hall meeting;
May 24, 1917	Patriotic Demonstration;
May 26, 1917	Sewer Organization;
May 29, 1917	Malloy & Sons;
Jun 1, 1917	Whistler & Bells;
Jun 2, 1917	Girls Club;
Jun 5, 1917	Militia;
Jun 6, 1917	League for Women; DHR; Doren Bros;
Jun 7, 1917	Hatters meeting; Girl Scouts; Militart Parade; Patriotic Rally;
Jun 11, 1917	Jewish Nation;
Jun 14, 1917	American Hatters and Furriors;
Jun 15, 1917	Water Department; Flag Day ceremony;
Jun 18, 1917	Red Cross; Parade;
Jun 19, 1917	Board of United Hatters;
Jun 20, 1917	Lee meeeting; United Hatters;
Jun 21, 1917	City Hall meeting; Hatters;
Jun 22, 1917	R.J. Patterson; America Hatters and Furriors;
Jun 23, 1917	Lee; Hat Co;
Jun 25, 1917	Red Cross;
Jun 27, 1917	Parade;
Jun 28, 1917	Parade;
Jun 29, 1917	Parade;
Jun 30, 1917	Parade; Lee Party;
Jul 2, 1917	Mallory; Delohery; Cuff; Hat Co.; Lee Factory;
Jul 3, 1917	Community Council;
Jul 5, 1917	Danbury Home Guard;
Jul 6, 1917	Secretart of Hat Makers;
Jul 7, 1917	American Hatters and Furriors; E.F. Grunty;
Jul 13, 1917	Loewe Case; Danbury Hatters Case;
Jul 14, 1917	Home Guard;

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