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Title: Public documents of the State of Connecticut
Year: 1886 (1880s)
Authors: Connecticut Connecticut. General Assembly
Subjects: Administrative agencies Public administration Public records
Publisher: Hartford : Printed by order of the General Assembly
Contributing Library: University of Connecticut Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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do you clearly understand, theregulations ? I declare the above statement to be correct.(Signed.) Candidate.Date. FORMS OF BEQUEST. FORM OF BEQUEST TO THE HARTFORD HOSPITAL. Item. I give and bequeath to the Hartford Hospital, inthe city of Hartford, the sum of dollars, to be paid bymy executors out of my real or personal estate, as soon asthe settlement of my affairs will permit, to the Treasurer ofthe said institution for the time being, in trust, to be appliedby the directors thereof to the humane purposes of saidinstitution. FORM OF BEQUEST TO THE OLD PEOPLES HOME. Item. I give and bequeath to the Hartford Hospital, inthe city of Hartford, the sum of dollars, to be paid by my executors out of my real or personal estate, as soon asthe settlement of my affairs will permit, to the Treasurer ofthe said institution for the time being, in trust, to be appliedby the directors thereof to the humane purposes of the de-partment in said institution known and designated as theOld Peoples Home.
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Old Peoples Home OFFICERS OF THE OLD PEOPLES HOME, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. HENRY K. MORGAN. HARMON G. HOWE, M.D. THOMAS SISSON. SUPERVISOR. P. M. HASTINGS, M.D. SUPERINTENDENT. LEANDER HALL. MATRON. Mrs. E. J. FOX. ASSISTANT. Miss CARRIE M. FOX. JANITOR. PETER MURPHY THE SIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OP THE OLD PEOPLES HOME. To the Directors: The Executive Committee would respectfully offer the fol-lowing statement of the history of this department of theHartford Hospital for the year ending October 1, 1890. The number of inmates at the close of the year, October1, 1889, was . . . . . .80 Permanent inmates, . . . .71 Boarders, ...... 9 During the year past ten permanent inmates have died,and one dismissed on account of intemperance, five boardershave withdrawn, and one has died, making a loss of 17. During the same period, fourteen permanent inmates havebeen received, and one boarder. At the date of this reportthe population was 78: permanent inmates, 72; boarders,6; females, 54; males, 24. Citize

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