… New Haven suddenly stepped onto the frontier of the new age, becoming one of the foremost manufacturing towns of New … It was also Brewster who built the first railroad to New Haven (…
… of New Haven, and thus putting themselves under the same civil authority with New Haven. But as … , not only of New Haven, but of Connecticut, we need not follow their history further. …
… This book is meant as a challenge to the work on New Haven by Dahl, Polsby, and … really rules in New Haven.5 The book begins with a statement of Dahl's view of New Haven, and then …
… to New York. The road met great opposition on the part of the New York & New Haven … through tickets or to check baggage to the New Haven & New London road (as it was then called), …
… We have examined hospital discharge data for Boston and New Haven to identify those conditions and surgical procedures for which the excess beds of Boston are allocated. …
… observer, interrogations in New Haven were typically low-… Based primarily on interviews with 55 New Haven lawyers, … of the decision on the attitudes of the New Haven detectives. …
… :" In the month of December, 1638, the New Haven settlers bought an additional tract of land of the … September 3d, 1640, the general court at New Haven made a grant of Totoket to Mr. …
The first volume of the Society's series of Ancient Town Records, containing the Records of the Town of New Haven from February, 1649/50, to July, 1662, was published in 1917; and …
… rates of hospital utilization were higher for Boston residents than for New Haven residents. … is smaller in New Haven than in Boston, occupancy rates at the New Haven and Boston …
… Data for these analyseswere collected as partof the first two waves of the New Haven ECA … These analyses are confined to the New Haven data to take advantage of information on …