CONNECTICUT.

_Branford._ Blackstone Memorial Library. Bequest of $100,000, from

Timothy B. Blackstone, of Chicago, founder of the library.

_Danielsonville._ Edwin H. Bugbee Memorial Building. Bequest of $15,000,

for the erection of a building, also the donor's private library and

cases, from Edwin H. Bugbee.

_Derby._ Public Library. Gift of a fully equipped public library

building, by Col. and Mrs. H. Holton Wood, of Boston, the city to

agree to maintain the library and raise a book fund of $5000, to

which sum the donors will add an equal amount.

-- Gift of $12,000, raised by popular subscription, towards book fund,

from interested citizens. Nearly $75 was given by public school

children.

-- Gift of $5000, towards a book fund, from Col. and Mrs. H. Holton

Wood.

-- Gift of 900 volumes, from Derby Reading Circle.

_Greenwich._ Public Library. Gift of $25,000, as an endowment, from

wealthy New Yorkers.

_Hartford._ Case Memorial Library, Hartford Theological Seminary. Gift

of $2000 towards fund for purchase of periodicals, from Mrs. Charles

B. Smith.

-- Gift of $500 for book purchases, from Miss Anna M. Hills.

-- Gift of 365 volumes, pertaining to missions, from Rev. A. C.

Thompson, D.D.

-- Public Library. Gift of $5000, from F. B. Brown.

_Kensington._ Library Association. Gift of $10,000, for a new library

building, from S. A. Galpin, of California. _Litchfield._ Wolcott

Library. Bequest of $1000, from ex-Governor Roger Wolcott, of

Boston, Mass.

_Middletown._ Wesleyan University. Gifts of $3604, to be added to

Alumni Library Fund.

-- Gift of $483, to be added to the Hunt Library Endowment. This

addition has been increased to $1000 by the reservation of the

income of the fund.

_New Haven._ Yale University. Gift of $10,000, for a fund for the

Seminary library in the department of Philosophy, from Mrs. John S.

Camp, of Hartford, Conn.

-- Gift of $1500, a contribution towards an administration fund, from

Charles J. Harris.

-- Gift of $1300, for purchases in the department of Folk-music, from

an anonymous donor.

-- Gift of $1000, for purchases in department of English literature,

from Edward Wells Southworth, of New York.

-- Gift of $500, a contribution towards an administration fund, from

the Hon. William T. Harris, U. S. Commissioner of Education.

-- Bequest of about 5000 volumes and 10,000 pamphlets, forming the

private library of the testator, from Prof. Othniel C. Marsh.

-- Gift of 842 Arabic manuscripts, collected by Count Landberg; bought

for $20,000 by Morris K. Jesup and presented by him to the

University. Many of these Mss. are very rare. The collection covers

the whole range of Arabic history and literature, dating back to

the 12th and 13th centuries.

-- Gift of a collection of musical manuscripts, number not stated, from

Morris Steinert.

_Norwalk._ Public Library. Gift of $50,000, for a public library

building, from Andrew Carnegie.

_South Norwalk._ Public Library and Free Reading Room. Bequest of

$1000, for permanent fund, from R. H. Rowan.

_Southington._ Public Library. Gift of $5000, towards a library

building, from L. V. Walkley.

_Torrington._ Library Association. Bequest of $100,000, by Elisha

Turner. From this amount is to be deducted the cost of the library

building, about $70,000, which was being erected by the testator at

the time of his death.

_Wallingford._ Public Library. Gift of library building, cost value not

stated, from the late Samuel Simpson, as a memorial to his

daughter.

_Windsor._ Library Association. Gift of $4000, towards a library

building fund, from Miss Olivia Pierson.

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