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Willimantic

a city of Windham co., Conn.; on the Willimantic river, and on the New York, New Haven and Hartford, the New England, and the Central Vermont railroads; 32 miles S.

E. of Hartford. It contains Central Vermont railroads; 32 miles S.

E. of Hartford. It contains numerous public libraries, waterworks, electric lights, National and savings banks, and several newspapers. The river here falls 100 feet and affords abundant power.

There are extensive manufactures of 100 feet and affords abundant power.

There are extensive manufactures of ware, etc. Pop. (1910) 11,230; (1920) NATHANIEL PARKER WILLIS NATHANIEL PARKER WILLIS "People I Have Met" (1850) ; "Famous Persons and Places" (1854); "Outdoors He died near Newburgh, N. Y., Jan. 20, His Rambles and Adventures" (1859).

It is on the sylvania, in Allegheny co. WILMERDING, a borough of Penn- Pennsylvania railroad. Its industries include foundries and machine shops of Pennsylvania railroad. Its industries sylvania, in Allegheny co. It is on the the county-seat of Newcastle co.

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