. Picturesque New London and its environs : Grofton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century. THE LATE DOCTOR WASHINGTON W. SHEFFIELD. pos-sessedinventivegenius ofa high or-der, andwith h >sna t ur alabilities,t r a i n e dandbroad-e n e d byscientificstudy, hisgreat use-fulnessw as muchaugment-ed; a n dto him thed e n t a 1professionis wasa man of from the Ohio College of Dentistry, striking appearance, distinguished the first dental college established in manners, and genial kindness. He the United States. His success as a
. Picturesque New London and its environs : Grofton, Mystic, Montville, Waterford, at the commencement of the twentieth century. THE LATE DOCTOR WASHINGTON W. SHEFFIELD. pos-sessedinventivegenius ofa high or-der, andwith h >sna t ur alabilities,t r a i n e dandbroad-e n e d byscientificstudy, hisgreat use-fulnessw as muchaugment-ed; a n dto him thed e n t a 1professionis wasa man of from the Ohio College of Dentistry, striking appearance, distinguished the first dental college established in manners, and genial kindness. He the United States. His success as a carried his years lightly until stricken practitioner is too well known to need with paralysis, from whicli he never comment; his name and fame were recovered. national, and his practice grew to large He died full of years, loved and proportions. honored by all who knew him. (picturesque 1Rew ILondon, New London is Favored withremarkably good newspapers. One ofthe leading institutions of the city isTHE DAY. printed each evening,which was founded in July. 1881, by. THEODORE BODENWEIN,Proprietor of the New London Day. the late John A. Tibbets. The Dayoriginally was a morning paper and sawmany changes and viscissitudes in theearly part of its life, always, however,extending its repntation. In 1891 it was purchased by Theo-dore Bodenwein, and since then hasmade steadj progress in business,circulation and influence. The Dayis equipped with one of the bestmechanical plants to be found in theState, and is thoroughly up-to-date inevery way. It has a speciallj- leasedwire of the Associated Press andcovers Eastern Connecticut very thor-oughly with a large staff of reporters. Few papers are as thoroughly readin their field as The Day. It is esti-mated that one of every seven of theinhabitants of the section which itlegitimately can claim as its Held, buysthe paper each evening. It is Republican in politics andwields considerable political influence. The business of The Day establish-ment
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