Southern New England Telephone Company Records


Overview of the Collection
Repository:	Archives & Special Collections at the Thomas J. Dodd Research Center.
Creator:	Southern New England Telephone Company.
Title:	Southern New England Telephone Company Records.
Dates:	undated, 1877-2003.
Quantity:	631.2 linear feet.
Identification:	MSS19970122
Language:	English.
Abstract:	Established in January 1878 as the District Telephone Company of New Haven [Connecticut]; opened the world's first telephone exchange that same year. Reorganized as the Southern New England Telephone Company in 1882.

History


Chronology
	1878	January 15, The District Telephone Company of New Haven was incorporated.
		January 28, World's first commercial exchange opened in New Haven, Connecticut.
		February 21, World's first directory issued in New Haven.
		April 15, World's first private Toll line put into service, Blackrock to Bridgeport.
		April 15, World's first telephone booth.
		May 28, Reorganization as The Connecticut District Telephone Company.
		June 15, World's first commercial toll line is put into service: Springfield to Holyoke, Massachusetts.
		October 12, Name changed to The District Telephone and Automatic Signal Company.
	1879	March 24, Connecticut's first woman operator, Marjorie Gray was hired in Bridgeport.
	1880	Reorganization as The Connecticut Telephone Company.
	1882	October 2, Southern New England Telephone Company was incorporated.
	1889	World's first coin-box telephone.
	1922	June 10, Connecticut's first dial unit cut into service in Hartford.
	1945	October 21, SNET 500,000th telephone installed.
	1953	First major telephone company to complete dial service.
	1956	One millionth phone installed.
	1962	December 9, Connecticut becomes the first state to be completely direct distance dialing.
	1967	Electronic switching is introduced in Connecticut.
	1970	Two millionth phone installed.
		May; as a residential trial, SNET was the first company to offer call waiting, call forwarding and conference calling. The service was called “Totalphone.”
	1979	November 15, the first company to use fiber optics in local telephone exchange.
	1984	Bell System Divestiture.
		December, Introduced the first fiber optic backbone system to serve a state communication network.
	1986	Holding company structure approved by the DPUC: Southern New England Telecommunications Corporation created.
		Completes an enhanced statewide 911 emergency system - the third in the nation.
	1994	I-SNET, the first broadband information superhighway introduced.
	1996	June 25, Introduction of one-second billing.
		September 25, SNET granted the first statewide video franchise in the United States.
	1998	October 26, SNET merged with SBC Communications Inc.

On 27 April 1877, Alexander Graham Bell gave a demonstration of his new invention, the telephone, at Skiff's Opera House in New Haven, Connecticut. This presentation piqued the interest and ingenuity of George Coy, a civil war veteran and manager for the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company. On 3 November 1877, George Coy was awarded a Bell telephone franchise for New Haven and Middlesex counties. This franchise stipulated that the Bell Company would own thirty-five percent of Coy's enterprise. This relationship was maintained for most of the history of the company.

Using carriage bolts, teapot lids and wire, Coy improvised a crude switchboard with 8 lines, each of which could serve up to 8 customers. Coy enlisted the financial backing of Herrick Frost, a prominent businessman, and Walter Lewis, superintendent of the New Haven Clock Company. On 15 January 1878, with the help of a young lawyer, Morris Tyler, the New Haven District Telephone Company was incorporated. On 28 January of that same year, the first commercial exchange was opened in New Haven with 21 customers. On 11 February the new company published the world's first classified telephone directory. The directory listed 50 customers.

The company reorganized several times over the next few years, seeking to raise money with larger capitalization to expand its territory and broaden franchise rights with the Bell Company in Boston. During this time, the company took over the pioneering exchanges in Hartford, Meriden and Bridgeport and began to build and promote toll lines. It is also of note that during this period the first woman operator in Connecticut, Marjorie Gray, was hired in Bridgeport. Despite this expansion, competition was so fierce Coy and Frost were compelled to sell controlling interest in the company to financier Jay Gould who in turn, used the company in a bid to gain control of Western Union. By the end of 1879, Western Union had conceded the telephone business to Bell in exchange for an agreement that the Bell companies would stay out of the telegraph business. Because of this settlement, Gould lost interest in the fledgling Telephone Company. In the meantime, Coy and Frost had approached Marshall Jewell, a former state governor, Postmaster General, ambassador, and chairman of the Republican National Committee to help raise money to, once again, raise capitol by reorganizing the company. In 1880, the company was reorganized as the Connecticut Telephone Company with Marshall Jewell as its president. A portion of the funds raised were used to buy out Gould's share, thus making the company wholly controlled by Connecticut investors again.

Within the next two years, the company was running twenty-four exchanges connected by toll lines and had over 3500 customers. A subsidiary company, the Inter State Telephone Company, had begun construction of a line between Boston and New York. And in 1882, the company was reorganized, yet again, as the Southern New England Telephone Company. Much expansion was envisioned for the company.

Two developments soon put a damper on the intended growth. The widespread introduction of electricity caused interference on the telephone lines. The problem necessitated a costly solution - the connection of every customer with “metallic circuits”: two copper wires rather then a single iron one. This also required the replacement of every switchboard. The second development was the failure of the New York-Boston line. The line was sold to the newly incorporated long-distance company, American Telephone & Telegraph. SNET also sold off its Massachusetts holdings for much needed capitol and made the decision to limit its operations to Connecticut.

The remainder of the 1880s was a period of very little growth and expensive equipment upgrades resulting in a period of severely limited company earnings. Problems were compounded by the Blizzard of 1888, which took down many wires and poles in the outlying areas. However, the 1890s ushered in a period of strong growth as the American economy began to expand rapidly. The number of telephones nearly tripled to just over 15,000 as rates were reduced and an advertising campaign began. Debts were paid off and dividends to shareholders were reinstated. During this time, Bell Company patents ran out and competition again became fierce. In 1899, the Connecticut Legislature recognized the monopolistic nature of the telephone business and passed laws creating barriers to the entrance of new companies. In 1911, this law was replaced by a Public Utilities Commission, which had the power to regulate rates and services for SNET and other utilities. With this help the company grew rapidly throughout the first years of the twentieth century.

During World War I, SNET suffered shortages of material and employees as resources were diverted to the war effort. Operators were hard to find and 50 men were sent to the Army Signal Corps. In 1918, the federal government assumed control of all telephone and telegraph companies. Before the companies were returned a year later, the government had instituted the first nationwide rate increase in an effort to cover costs of operation. SNET was left with a large backlog of service requests at the war's end.

Business picked up again in the 1920s as the conversion to dial service, which eliminated the need to go through an operator, was begun. But expansion was again halted when the stock market crashed in 1929 and the Great Depression ensued. The 1930s saw the first net loss of telephones since 1894. The dividend was reduced, sales efforts were stepped up, and lay-offs were only avoided by reducing work schedules. Also, in 1938 SNET saw one of its worst natural disasters. The Hurricane of '38 knocked out nearly a third of the telephones in the region and left 62 of 79 central offices without power. With the help of other Bell companies, SNET was able to reconnect all of its customers in 23 days.

World War II brought many of the same problems as the first World War. Over 740 SNET employees entered the military. During the war, only 4 party residence service was available, leaving the company with a backlog of 60,000 customers waiting for private service. In addition, inflation and high income taxes left the company's financial stability in question at the war's end. In 1947, SNET applied for, and was granted, its first rate increase in 20 years.

During the post-war years the economy, and the telephone business, grew rapidly. 500,000 phones were in service in 1945 and by 1956 the one million mark was surpassed. The conversion to the dial system was completed in 1953 and in 1956 an improved dial system called “crossbar” was implemented. By 1970 there were two million telephones in service. At this time the company underwent a concerted effort to centralize service for increased efficiency and simplified long-distance services.

In 1974, SNET's corporate parent, AT&T, was sued by the federal government to break up the Bell System monopoly on the telephone industry. In a 1982 settlement AT&T was required to spin off its local telephone companies to shareholders. The local telephone companies were prohibited from engaging in any other business except local exchange service until January 1984. Because SNET was only 22% owned by AT&T at the time of the agreement, the company was not required to comply with this ruling. In response, on 1 January 1983, SNET established the Sonecor Systems Division in order to take advantage of their special status. This subsidiary would distribute equipment made by a variety of different manufacturers. In August 1983, SNET announced a artnership with CSX, a railroad holding company, to build a network of fiber optic cables, called Lightnet, which was planned to link 43 cities in 24 states along the railroad right-of-ways. In February 1984, AT&T announced the sale of its SNET shares. A relationship that had lasted over a hundred years had ended.

In 1986, SNET reorganized its corporate structure once again to reflect its new diversified nature. The newly formed holding company would be able to better manage the new divisions and would now be called the Southern New England Telecommunications Corporation. In 1988, SNET formed a partnership with NYNEX to offer cellular service and in 1989 sold their share of Lightnet for $365 million dollars to Williams Communications. By the end of the decade, SNET had more then doubled its 1980 income level.

In 1991, amidst economic recession, SNET received its first rate increase in 10 years. During this year the company also established a new subsidiary, SNET Paging, Inc. which would offer paging service to Connecticut, Rhode Island and Boston.

The next seven years were a period of new product and service introductions for the company, including SNET 800 CustomLink (800 numbers for residence customers) and Smartlink, which included services such as Caller ID. In 1993, SNET announced plans to invest 4.5 billion dollars in I-SNET, a statewide, interactive information super highway, and launched SNET America, which would offer national and international long distance calling. This year also saw the beginning of an effort to downsize in order to reduce operating costs. Two thousand five hundred people were slated to leave the company by 1995. The introduction of SNET Internet came in 1995 and in 1996, SNET led the industry with the introduction of one-second billing. In 1997, J.D. Power and Associates rated SNET as the number one rated long-distance company in America. And in that same year SNET Americast, a cable television service, was launched. In addition, the acquisition of Woodbury Telephone Company, the only other independent telephone company in Connecticut, was completed.

On 5 January 1998, a transaction was announced that would merge the Southern New England Telecommunications Corporation and SBC Communications Inc., of San Antonio, Texas. On 26 October, after approval from stockholders, the FCC and CDPUC, the merger was officially completed. Although operating headquarters remained in Connecticut and the SNET name was retained, the company had officially come to the end of its days as an independent telecommunications service provider.

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Scope and Content

The records of the Southern New England Telephone Company (SNET) reflect the long history of a pioneering and innovative telephone company. The collection consists of material dating from the formation of the New Haven District Telephone Company and the invention of the switchboard in 1878 to the merger of the Southern New England Telecommunications Corporation and SBC Communications Inc. in 1998. However, the bulk of the material predates the 1983 Bell System divestiture.

The collection covers a wide range of records from SNET. It is particularly strong in advertising material with print, radio, and television information spanning sixty years from 1920 to 1980, early financial data, and photographic material that depict not only the business but the entire state of Connecticut. The company also kept an extensive file of “historical material” which contains town histories, exchange histories, personal recollections of key figures, and information about storms and disasters. The early correspondence found in Series I, Administration/Business, provides an interesting glimpse into the development of the telephone business and the telephone's acceptance in society. Of special interest might also be the records of the predecessor and subsidiary companies of SNET. The collection also includes a substantial set of directories ranging from 1878 to the 1960s. Included with the directories is the only known copy of the first directory ever printed.

The collection, however, has several gaps. The collection does not contain a substantial amount of personnel material. What few items there are can be found in Series I, Administration/Business. There is virtually no information on labor relations and there is very little information of a technical nature, or on product development.

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Arrangement

The collection is broken down into twelve series. The first five series reflect a breakdown loosely based on the 1991 SNET records management schedule. The remaining series are based on a pre-existing order or format.

Administration/Business (undated, 1877-1980)

Accounting/Finance (1882-1985)

Corporate Relations (1915-1995)

Product Service Development (1889-1942)

Studies, Reports and Plans (1911-1985)

Subject Files (1879-2003)

Publications (1878-1998)

Predecessor and Subsidiary Companies (1878-1979)

Memorabilia, Artifacts, and Artwork (1904-1990s)

Audio/Visual (1951-2003)

Photographs (1878-1998)

Restricted Material

Series I: Administration / Business (undated, 1877-1980) contains three subseries: Administration, Business-corporation, and Business - General. All are organized alphabetically. The first two subseries are based loosely on the 1991 SNET records management schedule. Administration primarily contains material such as correspondence, organizational charts, and procedure manuals. The correspondence files in this subseries formerly existed four ways. There was loose material, material indexed by letter in boxes, letterpress books, and binders of “executive letters.” The loose material and the boxed material are interfiled chronologically. The bindered material and letterpress books follow the loose material. The boxed material often contained additional material such as reports, contracts, receipts, and bills. For those boxes indexed by letter, major contributors to a section are listed in parentheses. Additional material may exist in each section. The Business - Corporation subseries contains material such as annual reports, minutes, by-laws, material associated with capitol stock, contracts and agreements and other material pertaining to the condition of the company. The Business - General subseries contains records that do not clearly indicate departmental provenance but do pertain to the workings of the business. For example, this subseries contains files on the purchase of other companies, records pertaining to rate issues such as rate increase cases and directory assistance charging, and material associated with the 1969-72 sale of the TWX system. A minimal amount of personnel material is also located in the subseries.

Series II: Accounting / Finance (undated, 1882-1985) contains six subseries arranged alphabetically; A.J. Alex, Chief Accountant-Comptrollers Office; Bound Volumes; Depreciation Accounting; General Accounting; Insurance; and Private Mobile Radio Loss. Oversized materials are listed at the end of the series. The A.J. Alex subseries dates from 1893 to 1958 with the bulk of material covering 1923 to 1958. The records are listed in the original numbered order from 1.01 to 114.1 with a gap from 71-112. Headings follow each number and summarize the foldered materials. There is no index. The records consist of memoranda, correspondence, notes, plans, diagrams, bills, deeds, procedures, brochures, contracts, studies, estimates, letters, orders, directives, reports, records, regulations, and minutes. The topics cover a wide range of issues pertaining to SNET accounting such as: holiday pay, billing, benefits, rates, contracts, government regulations, war-time procedures, office supplies fleet cars, and coin telephones. The Bound Volumes subseries spans 1882 to 1985, but the bulk of the materials date from 1882 to 1920. The subseries consists of books, journal, ledgers, and boxed folders and bound books arranged alphabetically. The topics include cash records, expenses, reports, vouchers, trial balances, spending, debits and credits, and accounts payable and receivable. The subseries provides an overall picture of early SNET spending, costs, and financing.

The Depreciation Accounting subseries dates from 1912 to 1981 and deals with material and equipment depreciation. Correspondence, minutes, instructions, reports, and procedures make up the bulk of the subseries, which is arranged alphabetically. The General Accounting subseries covers a 100-year time frame, from 1883-1983. It contains SNET bills/receipts, transfers, records, taxes, correspondence, and procedures. Sections of Circulars and Handbooks provide information about SNET general accounting methods and practices. The Insurance subseries spans 1921 to 1967, with the bulk of the information occurring from 1948 to 1967. The materials consist of policies, data, schedules, correspondence, bonds, fire and equipment insurance, statistics, leases, city/town insurance, and reports. The subseries is also alphabetically arranged, as is the Private Mobile Radio Loss subseries. A box of Mobile Private Radio Loss index cards is listed separately at the end of the subseries. The subseries focuses on SNET financial losses with Private Mobile Radio phones from 1951 to 1964.

Series III: Corporate Relations (undated, 1915-1995) is divided into four subseries: Advertising, Customer Complaints, Employee Information, and Public Information. The series is arranged alphabetically. Advertising covers the period from 1924 to 1988. The subseries contains material pertaining to SNET advertising campaigns such as correspondence, schedules, meeting minutes, programs, research, and studies from 1965 to 1980. Advertising budget and Yellow Page budget information is available from 1970 through 1980. The subseries is particularly strong in the decades of the 1960s and 1970s, with specific campaigns such as those for Business, Residence, UCONN Basketball and Football, and Long Distance Calling. Information such as correspondence, memoranda, and planning is also available for SNET promotions for such products as the Decorator Telephone, Calling Card, and Phone Store, 1968 to 1977. Newspaper ad samples are available from 1924 to 1931 as well as advertising samples labeled “Printed Material for Clients” produced by SNET from 1986 to 1988. There is extensive information for Yellow Pages advertising from 1973 to 1980 including studies, research, correspondence, and campaigns. The oversized material consists of original illustrations and artwork from the 1950s through the 1980s. Mechanicals, photographs, printing plates, and posters pertaining to advertisements are also included. Large binders contain sample advertisements ranging from 1955 to 1980 that reflect the cultural and social changes in Connecticut.

The Customer Complaint subseries does not have information on the department structure or policies. There is a Customer Comment Guide dated 1930. Most of the materials are contained in binders consisting of customer complaints to the Federal Communications Commission (1949-1969) and customer complaints and problems on rates, service, and equipment reported to the Connecticut State Public Utilities Commission (1915-1971). The subseries does not include correspondence from SNET to the customers or commissions. The Employee Information subseries is comprised of memoranda, correspondence, and plans for SNET personnel programs and some information on company policy (1970-1988). Programs and policies addressed areas such as: Ecology, Fitness, and Safety. There is a unique and interesting collection of Safety Cards promoting employee health, awareness, and safety from 1935 to 1965. Two oversized binders contain similar material. There is very little information of department structure, labor/management relations, or personnel policies and procedures. The series concludes with the Public Information subseries (1968-1995). This subseries consists of materials relating to promoting the SNET corporate image and public relations. Programs such as Corporate Symbol, Ecology, and Centennial contain correspondence, plans, and announcements (1968-1991). There is a collection of interviews with SNET Directors from 1976 to 1977. News releases, news conferences, and press luncheons are included from 1974 to 1992. A strength of this subseries is the collection of speeches, by top executives, that demonstrate SNET's commitment to public relations and community involvement (1965- 1987). The oversized material consists of informational packages dealing with topics such as the Centennial Celebration, Links To Learning Program, and World's Fair Promotion. Included in these packages are promotional items, announcements, program descriptions, and brochures (1964-1995).

Series IV: Product Service Development (undated, 1889-1942) is also based on the 1991 SNET records management schedule. This series is arranged alphabetically. It contains blueprints and diagrams from approximately 1889 to 1921. Included are diagrams of the Court Street building in New Haven, the Stamford dial office, the Grey Rock Place building in Stamford, a blueprint of the Coy switchboard, and others. The series also contains scattered engineering and plant records from the early twentieth century.

Series V: Studies, Reports and Plans (undated, 1911-1985) is organized alphabetically by title of the document, department or subject. There are mid-year and year-end reports from (1975-86) for Data and Information Systems; reports and studies pertaining to directory assistance charging issues, 1973-78; earnings and profit studies; a series of reports filed with the PUCA/DPUC, 1975-79; and other individual documents. The series also includes a collection of project reports, ranging from 1965 to the mid-1980s, available on microfiche. The material is organized first by microfilming project number and then alphabetical by acronym. Whenever available the meaning of the acronym is spelled out.

Series VI: Subject Files (undated, 1879-2003) is arranged alphabetically. The basis for this series was a set of files kept by the company as “history files.” Much of the material was gathered or created during the writing of a company history, Connecticut Pioneers in Telephony, by J. Leigh Walsh, published in 1950 (Dodd Call No. C 5356). The series contains materials such as files on exchange histories and facts, personal recollections, buildings, storms and disaster, and key figures in SNET history. Of particular interest in this series are files of town histories. These files often contain material of a general historical nature, as well as material associated with the telephone.

Series VII: Publications (undated, 1878-1998) is arranged in three sub-series: Clippings, Material Produced by SNET, and Material Produced by Others. The series also contains a listing of SNETPeriodicals for reference purposes. The Clippings sub-series contains newspaper clippings in scrapbook form dating from 1899 to 1997. Other clippings are from various newspapers throughout Connecticut and the region that pertain to SNET and telephone company issues. Of note is one large folder dedicated to the 1936 flood. The earlier scrapbooks are very fragile. The sub-series, Material Produced by SNET, is arranged alphabetically. It consists of bill inserts, pamphlets, booklets, and guides to service, all of which cover a wide variety of topics. The Material Produced by Others sub-series is also arranged alphabetically by title. It contains booklets, journals, pamphlets, guides, almanacs, magazines, and reports primarily published by ATT or the Bell System. The Periodicals have been pulled from the collection. They are listed for reference purposes and are cataloged in the university on-line system. It is arranged alphabetically by title in seven sections: an A to Z Titles List, Periodicals, Oversized Periodicals, Bound Periodicals, Oversized Bound Periodicals, Directories, and Bound Directories. The sections contain materials in different sizes and formats. Some titles changed formats and are listed in more than one section. The A to Z List directs the user to the various sections for each title. The Periodicals and Oversized Periodicals sections consist of SNET publications such as: newsletters, news briefs, magazines, bulletins, newspapers, guides, and directories. These materials are in folders that are boxed, numbered 1 through 6. The Directories section contains exchange directories produced for Connecticut that cover cities, towns and the whole state with Connecticut Statewide Directories. The section also lists directories produced by Predecessor and Subsidiary companies. Of interest is the only known copy of the first directory ever printed in the world from New Haven in 1878. There are also Official Directories of SNET departments, divisions, and employees and directories for Retired Employees. These materials are also in folders and boxes numbered 7 and 8. The Bound Periodicals, Oversized Bound Periodicals and Bound Directories are stored on shelves and are listed alphabetically and by year. They cover various SNET topics such as sales or news and the Bound Directories are “Phone Books” that show telephone numbers for many cities or towns and the whole state over a large span of years.

Series VIII: Predecessor and Subsidiary Companies (undated, 1878-1979) contains the records of those companies that have preceded or been absorbed by the Southern New England Telephone Company. The series is arranged according to a volume numbering system set up by the company. The series is comprised of two sub-series, Predecessor Companies and Subsidiary Companies. The sub-series Predecessor Companies contains the records of the District Telephone Company of New Haven, the Connecticut District Telephone Company, the District Telephone and Automatic Signal Company, and the Connecticut Telephone Company. The sub-series Subsidiary Companies includes the records of the Connecticut River Telegraph Company, the Connecticut Telegraph Company, the Naugatuck Telephone Company, the New London Telephone Company, the Stamford and Norwalk Telephone Company, the Interstate Telephone Company, the Ansonia Telephone Company, the Standard Time and Electric Company, the Windham County Telephone Company, the Fishers Island Telegraph Company, the Connecticut Electric Light Company, the New Britain Telephone Company, the Canaan Local Telephone Company, the Farmington Valley Telephone Company, the Sharon Telephone Company, the Waterbury Automatic Telephone Company, and the Woodbury Telephone Company. Most record groups contain minutes and incorporation material. Material such as journals, ledgers, financial data, and tax material are included with some.

Series IX: Memorabilia Artifacts and Artwork (undated, 1904-1990s) contains a wide variety of artifactual material such as: equipment, employee awards, commemorative material, general company memorabilia, promotional material, framed artwork, posters, scrapbooks, and a few miscellaneous maps. Although there is an attempt to organize the material there is no specific order. Of particular interest in this series is the scrapbook of E.B. Baker, a key figure in the early development of the company, and the minute book of the 1880 National Telephone Exchange Association Convention held in Niagara, New York.

Series X: Audio/Visual (undated, 1951-2003) has eleven subseries arranged by format. The subseries are Cassette Tapes; Reel to Reel Audio Tapes (5 inch); Reel to Reel Audio Tapes (7 inch); Record Albums (33 1/3 RPM); Video VHS; Beta (1 inch); Beta (3/4 inch); 16 Millimeter Sound On Film (3 inch reels); 16 Millimeter Sound On Film (5 inch reels); Microfilm 35 Millimeter and Microfilm 16 Millimeter. The subseries' organizations are alphabetical, except the microfilms, which follow SNET's original reel number order. The SNET Audio Visual Department, external production services, radio and television stations produced the materials in this series. It contains no documentation.

The Cassette Tapes cover such topics as meetings, commercials, employee information programs, interviews of SNET employees, public information programs, press conferences and other various topics pertaining to the communications industry. The recordings occurred from the early 1970s to 1982. The Reel to Reel subseries grouping is by 5 and 7 inch reel. The medium is reel-to-reel audiotape. The 5 inch topics are primarily SNET commercial recordings with some telephone related subjects and the 7 inch tapes are recordings of radio talk shows, speeches or press conferences. The time frame is 1970 to 1981. The Record Albums are Master Recordings of SNET commercials or topics on 33 1/3 vinyl disks from 1951 to 1965. The Video VHS tapes cover various SNET topics or programs such as public relations and SNET history from the early 1980s to 2003. The two Beta subseries are recordings on ⅓34; inch and 1 inch Beta tape also covering various topics from SNET and ATT in the early 1970s to 1990. The two 16 Millimeter Sound On Film subseries are also on two different sized reels, 3 and 5 inches. The films are SNET commercials with synchronized audio from 1964 to 1980. The Microfilm subseries consist of 35 and 16 millimeter microfilm organized by original SNET reel numbers. The dates listed are when the materials were microfilmed. The topics are Executive, Financial and Accounting related covering areas such as deeds, contracts, leases and meeting minutes from the early 1900s to 1980.

The materials in the Reel to Reel, Record Album, Beta and 16 Millimeter Sound On Film subseries are very fragile and require special equipment, careful handling and staff supervision for use. The equipment needed includes a reel-to-reel tape deck, 33 1/3 record player, Beta tape player and 16mm projector and screen respectively.

Series XI: Photographs (undated, 1878-1998) has eleven subseries: Contemporary, Contemporary Oversized, Transparencies, Contact Sheets, Contact Sheets Oversized, Historical, Historical Oversized, Historical Oversized Fragile, Historical Fragile, Slides and Negatives. The SNET departments Creative Services, General Information and Public Relations took the majority of the photographs. In other cases, SNET utilized independent photographers or studios and the services of ATT. There is very little documentation that accompanies the photographs although many have captions, headings, descriptions, SNET job numbers and location or date information.

The Contemporary subseries organization is in SNET's original alphabetical order by subject heading. The time frame spans from the 1930s to 1998. The subseries contains mostly 3 by 5, 4 by 6 and 8 by 10 print photographs enclosed in clear protective sheets and grouped by subject in folders. When readily available, dates are provided in the inventory list. Many items have information written on the back such as the date, location, subject and SNET job number. The job number can be cross-referenced to the contact sheets and/or negatives to obtain more information. The photographs cover a wide range of topics pertaining to SNET and Connecticut such as: meetings, groups, building, cities and towns, equipment, scenic areas, disasters, personnel, political figures, plant construction, operators, switchboards, SNET workers and telephones. The company used the photographs in advertisements, ceremonies, displays, promotions and company publications. The Contemporary Oversized materials are larger photographs or scrapbooks grouped alphabetically and by size.

The Transparency subseries arrangement remains in the original SNET order by transparency or “TR” number followed by a general heading. Other transparencies are grouped by subject. SNET used the materials for publication covers or advertisements. The Contact Sheets are organized first in ledgers by year, then boxed and foldered by SNET job number and corresponding dates. Freelance studios and topical contact sheets are included in the subseries. The sheets are rough prints of negatives and often give important information not found in the regular photographs. The Oversized section is organized by subject.

The Historical subseries are older SNET photographs from 1878 to the 1930s. However, some folders contain images of operators into the 1970s. The materials are also in protective sheets and folders organized in SNET's original alphabetical order by subject heading. They cover topics similar to the Contemporary photographs. The Historical Oversized materials contain larger photographs and scrapbooks boxed by size. The Historical Oversized Fragile materials are larger images requiring careful handling. They are mostly supported with backing boards. The Historical Fragile Restricted photographs are older, very sensitive materials in four flap enclosures that require staff supervision for access and use. Most of the photographs in all the historical sections are singular images with no negatives or copies and should be handled with extreme care. The Slides are arranged topically in trays and cover a variety of SNET topics and presentations. The Negatives 35 Millimeter Film subseries is filed by the SNET job number that corresponds to many of the Contemporary prints and the Contact Sheets.

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Restrictions

Restrictions on Access

All materials less than 20 years old will be restricted.

All proprietary material will be restricted 26 years.

All personnel material will be restricted for a period of 75 years after the date of creation of the records with the following exceptions:

a. The individual named in the personal information, or their legal representative, if a signed release is provided to A&SC

b. Official representatives of SNET if such a representative provides a signed request from (name of SNET officer) on corporate letterhead.

Restrictions on Use

Permission to publish from these Papers must be obtained in writing from both the University of Connecticut Libraries and AT&T. Please consult with the curator for more information.

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Related Material

Archives & Special Collections has a substantial collection of materials pertaining to Connecticut businesses. For detailed information on these collections please contact the curator or ask at the reference desk.

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Index Terms

This record series is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.

Subjects:

Document Types:

Administrative Records.

Advertising Records.

Artwork.

Audio cassettes.

Audio visual materials.

Blueprints.

Books.

Correspondence.

Financial Records.

Manuscripts.

Memorabilia.

Notebooks.

Photographs.

Publications.

Videocassettes.

Occupations:

Communications Company

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Victor Morris Tyler. A Short Review of Connecticut Telephony, 1878-1907., New Haven, 1957.

J. Leigh Walsh. Connecticut Pioneers in Telephony: The Origins and Growth of the Telephone Industry in Connecticut, New Haven: Morris F. Tyler Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America, 1950.

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Detailed Description


Series I: Administration/Business Records, undated, 1877-1980
	Administration
		Correspondence
1:1			1877, 1879
1:2			1880
1:3			1881
1:4			1882
1:5			1883
1:6			1884
1:7			1885
1:8			1886
1:9			1887
1:10			1888
1:11			1889
1:12			1890
			1890, Index box
1:13				1890 January - February
1:14				1890 March - April
1:15				1890 May - June
1:16				1890 July - August
1:17				1890 September - October
1:18				1890 November - December
1:19				Receipts, Notes, and other matter 1890 January - December
1:20				Statements of Business - Thomaston, Waterbury, Woodbury 1890 January - December
1:21			1891
1:22			1892-95
1:23			1896
			1896 July - December, Index box
1:24				A
1:25				B (Baker, E.B., General Superintendent)
1:26				C (Clarke, E.N., Assistant Treasurer)
1:27				D (Doolittle, C.B., Superintendent of Toll Business)
1:28				E (Equipment reports- Waterbury)
1:29				F - H
1:30				I - L
1:31				N (New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad)
1:32				O - Q
1:33				R
1:34				S (Supply Department)
1:35				T (Tolls)
1:36				W - Z
1:37			1897
			1897 January - June, Index box
1:38				A
1:39				B (Baker, E.B., General Superintendent)
1:40				C (Clarke, E.N., Assistant Treasurer)
1:41				D (Doolittle, C.B., Superintendent of Toll Business)
1:42				E (Embler, A.H., Equipment Reports - Waterbury)
1:43				G
1:44				H
1:45				J
1:46				K
1:47				L (Ladd, J.W.)
1:48				M
1:49				N (New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad)
1:50				O
1:51				P - Q
1:52				R
1:53				S (Sperry, W.N., Supply Department - Waterbury)
1:54				T (Tolls)
1:55				U - W (Western Union, Waterbury Traction Co.)
			1897 July - December, Index box
1:56				A (Adams Express Co.)
1:57				B (Baker, E.B., General Superintendent)
1:58				C (Clarke, E.N., Assistant Treasurer)
1:59				D (Doolittle, C.B., Superintendent of Toll Business)
1:60				E (Embler, A.H., equipment reports - Waterbury)
1:61				G
1:62				H-L
1:63				M
1:64				N (New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad)
1:65				O
1:66				P - Q
1:67				R
1:68				S (Sperry, W.N., Supply Department - Waterbury)
1:69				T (Tolls)
1:70				W - Z
1:71			1898
			1898 January - June, Index box
2:72				A (Adams Express Co.)
2:73				B (Baker, E.B., General Superintendent)
2:74				C (Clarke, E.N., Assistant Treasurer)
2:75				D (Doolittle, C.B., Superintendent of Toll Business)
2:76				E (Embler, A.H., Equipment Reports - Waterbury)
2:77				F - J
2:78				K - L
2:79				M
2:80				N (New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad)
2:81				O
2:82				P - Q
2:83				R
2:84				S (Sperry, W.N., Supply Department - Waterbury)
2:85				T (Tolls)
2:86				W - Z
			1898 July - December, Indexed box
2:87				A
2:88				B (Baker, E.B., General Superintendent)
2:89				C (Clarke, E.N., Assistant Treasurer)
2:90				D (Doolittle, C.B., Superintendent of Toll Business)
2:91				E (Equipment reports - Waterbury)
2:92				F - H (Goodyear's Metallic Rubber Shoe Co.)
2:93				J - L
2:94				M
2:95				N (New York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad)
2:96				O - Q
2:97				R
2:98				S
2:99				T (Tolls)
2:100				W
2:101			1899
2:102			1900-1904
2:103			1905-1911 (includes ATT)
2:104			1916-1986
2:105			1982
			Executive Letters
				Book 1 - Competition References
2:106					1971
2:107					1972
2:108					1973
				Book 2 - Competition References
2:109					1974
2:110					1975
2:111					1976
2:112					1977
				Book 3 - Competition References
2:113					1978
2:114					1979
				Book 4 - Anti-trust References
2:115					1980
3:116					1980
				Book 5 - Anti-trust references
3:117-118					1981
				Letterpress Books
3:119					1882-1885
3:120					Removed Pages (1882-1885)
3:121					1885-1887
3:122					1892-1896
3:123				Non-dated Correspondence
3:124				Strategic Planning 1979
3:125				Strategic Planning 1979-1982
			Executive Office
3:126				Business Directory Letter, 1906
3:127				Connecticut Telephone Laws, 1916-1917
3:128				Field Day Invitation, 1897
3:129				Fire Alarm Number Inserts, 1911-1913?
				Inserts
3:130					1907-1909
3:131					1909-1913
3:132					1913-1914
3:133					1916
3:134					1917
3:135					1918-1919
3:136					New Tax 1914
3:137				Letters and Memoranda, 1909
3:138				Letters and Memoranda, 1913
3:139				Liberty Bonds, 1917
				Memoranda
3:140					1907-1908
3:141					1908
3:142					1908-1909
3:143					1909
3:144				Pamphlets, 1914
3:145				Phone Exchange Contract, 1910
3:146				Phone Exchange Contract and Bill, 1910
3:147				Phone Bill, 1913 April
				Post Cards
3:148					1907-1909
3:149					1909-1913
3:150					1913-1917
30:151					1905-1917 fragile
30:152					1907-1918
30:153					1907-1918
3:154				Prepayment Warning Sign, 1917
3:155				Rate Increase, 1918
3:156				Selective Service, 1917-1918
				Subscriber Letters
3:157					1914
3:158					1915-1916
3:159					1916-1917
30:160				Telephone Club Charter Member List, 1905
3:161				Telephone Club Membership Materials, 1905
30:162				Telephone Directory Cover Sample, 1919
3:163			Local Office, Memoranda, 1909
3:164			Motor Vehicle Maintenance - cars retired, 1928-37
4:165			Organizational Charts, 1931, 1943-1946, 1967
4:166, 167			Organizational Charts, 1970-1971
			Procedures Manuals - Handbooks
4:169				Employee Handbooks, 1891-1950
4:170				Financial Information Handbooks, undated
4:171				General Information Handbooks, undated
4:172				General Orders, 1897
4:173				General Orders, 1892-1899
4:174				General Orders and Supplements, 1892-1899
4:175				General Orders - Supplements, 1888-1905
4:176-177				Personnel handbook, 1982
4:179				Safety Handbook, 1966
4:180				Sales Handbooks, 1937, 1965
5:181				The Why's and How's of the Bell System - A Manual of General Information, [ca. 1973?]
5:182			Real Estate - Building Retirements, 1955-56
	Business - Corporation
5:184-270		Annual Reports, 1883-1968
6:271-300		Annual Reports, 1969-1998
6:301		Annual Report - Annotated, 1950
		Annual Reports - Regulatory Agencies
6:303-317			Interstate Commerce Commission, 1914-1920
7:318-342			Interstate Commerce Commission, 1921-1933
7:343-352			Federal Communications Commission, 1934-1938
8:353-378			Federal Communications Commission, 1939-1951
9:379-401			Federal Communications Commission, 1952-1963
10:402-423			Federal Communications Commission, 1964-1974
11:424-439			Federal Communications Commission, 1975-1983
11:440-448			Public Utilities Commission of CT, 1912-1916
12:449			New York Department of Public Service, 1930
12:450				Correspondence, 1930
12:451-463			New York Department of Taxation and Finance, 1933-1945
12:464				Correspondence, 1946
		Annual Reports
12:465-484			AT&T Traveling Auditor's Reports, 1909-1928
13			AT&T Traveling Auditor's Reports, Additional Material
13:485				1914
13:486				1915
13:487				1916
13:488				1916-1917
13:489				1919-1920
13:490				1920-1921
13:491				1921-1922
13:492				1922-1923
13:493				1924
13:494				1925
13:495				1926
13:496				1927
13:497				1928
13:498				1929
13:499				1930
13:500				1931
13:501,502			Committee on Ecological Policy, 1974-1981
14:[empty]
15:[empty]
16:668		Capitol Stock Certificates - Farmington Valley Telephone Co., 1910-1938
16:669		Capitol Stock Certificates - SNET - Historical, 1882-1897
16:670		Capitol Stock Increases, 1900-1910
16:671		Capitol Stock - Employee's Stock Plan - Prospectus, 1964-1969
16:672		Capitol Stock - Employee's Stock Plan - Prospectus, 1970-1972, 1976-1977
16:673		Capitol Stock - Prospectus, 1953-1972 (gaps)
16:674		Charter with Amendments, 1917-1978
		Contracts and Agreements
16:675			American Bell Telephone Co., 1885
				Contract 1326
				Extra-territorial rights, State of CT
16:676			American Bell Telephone Co. and Lessees, 1880
				Extra-territorial connecting lines
16:677			American Bell Telephone Co., Providence Telephone Co., 1902
				Contract 544
				Traffic agreement
16:678			American Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1918, 1931
16:679				Historical development of license contract with AT&T, 1965
16:680				License contract - supplemental letters and agreements, 1928-48
16:681			American Telephone and Telegraph Co., Western Union Telegraph Co., 1909-1915
				Contract 1443, 1054
				Joint use of facilities
16:682			American Union Telegraph Co., District Telephone Company of New Haven, undated, 1880
				Contract 3959
				Historical Papers
16:683			Anderson, Charles J., Bancroft, Ellen J., 1905-1921
				Contract 994-997
				Purchase of property - 124-126 Court St., New Haven
16:684			Baur, E., Metropolitan Body Co., 1890-1945
				Contract 3060
				Purchase of property - Federal and Charles St., Bridgeport
16:685			Canadian National Railway Co., 1923, 1959
				Contract 4895
				Standard telephone operating agreement
16:686			Canfield, W. - Canaan, 1898
				Contract 930
				Bill of sale to the Canaan Telephone Co.
16:687			Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co., 1913
				Contract 1320
				Plan for employee's pension, disability benefits and Insurance
16:688			Coast Guard, 1917-1944
16:689			Connecticut Electric Companies, 1938-1947
				Amendments, Cancellations
16:690			Connecticut District Telephone Co., District Telephone and Automatic Signal Co., 1879
				Contract 1010
				Guaranty to old company
16:691			Edwin Moss & Son Inc., 1957
				Contract 4707
				Construction 300 George St., New Haven
16:692			George B. H. MaComber Co., 1957
				Contract 4685
				300 George St., New Haven
16:693			Huntington Telephone Co., 1943-1947
				Contract 3855
				Traffic agreement
16:694			Huntington Telephone Co., 1948
				Contract 4110
				Purchase of Huntington - agreement, bill of sale, assignment
16:695			Kirkham, G.C., East Haven Telephone and Electric Co., 1922-1947
				Contract 2478
				Purchase of East Haven Telephone & Electric Co.
16:696			Landmark Development Corp. of America, 1985-1986
				Contract 6732
				Real Estate Sales Agreement - 124-126 Court St. New Haven
16:697			Litchfield Telephone Co., 1881
				Contract 4356
				Certificate of Stock
16:698			New Canaan Fire Co., 1907, 1914
				Contract 793
				Fire alarm bell arrangement at central office
17:699			New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1948
				Contract 4139
17:700			New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1952
				Contract 4416
17:701			New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad Co., New England Telephone and Telegraph Co., 1948-1950
				Contract 4128
17:702			New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad Co., 1959-61
				Contract 4788
				Standard Agreement
17:703			New York, New Haven, & Hartford Railroad Co., 1960
				Contract 4853
				Bill of sale - equipment
17:704			New York Telephone Co., 1948-49
				Contract 4143
				Division of Revenues
17:705			New York Telephone Co., 1959
				Contract 4785
17:706			Outline of Compensation Agreements-Telephone and Telegraph Traffic, 1893-1942
17:707			Phelps, L.G., 1941-1942
				Contract 3709 (no film)
				Motion picture on the telephone in the defense program
17:708			Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., 1896
				Contract 329
				Hartford - sale of duct to postal in conduit
17:709			Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., 1901
				Contract 499
				Sale of duct in conduit
17:710			Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., 1912
				Contract 1185
				Use of duct - State St., New Haven
17:711			Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., 1913
				Contract 1287
				Use of duct - Ferry St., New Haven
17:712			Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., 1915
				Contract 1479
				Sale of duct - East Washington St., Norwalk
17:713			Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., 1928-1938
				Contract 2963
17:714			Postal Telegraph and Cable Co., 1933
				Contract 3302
				Blanket agreement for joint use of 2 party poles
17:715			Providence Telephone Co., 1903
				Contract 558
				Service Between Pawcatuck and Westerly, Toll Business between Westerly-Stonington and Mystic
17:716			Union and New Haven Trust Co., 1901-1949
				Contract 4332
17:717			United States Government, 1946-1950
				Contract 4264
17:718			Various - 27 West St., Danbury, 1905
				Contract 936-38, 940
				Purchase of property
17:719			Waterbury Automatic Signal Telegraph Co., National Bell Telephone Co., 1880
				Contract for exchanges
17:720			Western Electric Co., 1965
				Historical development of supply contract
17:721			Western Electric Co., 1930-1973
				Contract 1838
				Supply contract
17:722			Western Electric Co., 1930-38
				Standard supply contract
17:723			Western Electric Co., 1930-46
				Standard Supply Contract
17:724			Western Union Telegraph Co., 1896
				Contract 316
				Sale of duct - Waterbury
17:725			Western Union Telegraph Co., 1900
				Contract 472
				Sale of duct - Derby
17:726			Western Union Telegraph Co., 1901
				Contract 494
				Sale of Duct - Norwich
17:727			Western Union Telegraph Co., 1958
				Leasing of circuits between exchange areas
17:728			Western Union, 1971
				Contract 5204
				Sale of TWX service and equipment by Bell companies
17:729			Woodbury Telephone Co., 1961
				Contract 4836
				Mobile telephone service agreement
		Minutes
18			[empty]
19			Officer's Meetings (conferences)
19:794				Index A - F
19:795				Index G - Z
19:796				1967
19:797				1971
19:798				1972
19:799				1973
19:800				1974
19:801				1975
19:802				1976
			Shareholder's Annual Meetings - Minutes and Exhibits
19:808				1970
19:809, 810				1971
19:811, 812				1972 April
19:813				1972 June
19:814				1973 April
19:815				1973 August Shareholder's Special Meeting w/proxy ballot sample
19:816, 817				1974
19:818-819				1975
20:820-821				1976
20:848		Proxy Statement/ Notice of Annual Meetings, 1972-1994 (gaps)
20:849		Quarterly Dividend, 1951-1981 (gaps)
20:850		Quarterly Reports, 1976-1994 (gaps)
20:851		Report of Annual Stockholders Meetings, 1964-1981
20:852		“Resolutions at Stockholders Meetings - 1882 - Present”, 1965
20:853-855		Securities and Exchange Commission - Form 10K, 1978, 1990-1996
20:858		Statistical Reports 1970-1985 (gaps),
20:859		Stockholders, 1882-1983
20:860		Stockholders - letters to, 1950-1983
	Business - General
20:861		Copake Telephone Co. - notes, 1943-1952
20:862		“Data relating to the History, Business, and Financial Status of the Southern New England Telephone Co.”, 1945, 1948
		Data and Information Systems (Information Technology Learning Center)
				see also Series V, Studies, Reports and Plans
20:866			Data Security Audit Committee, 1981
20:872			Fundamentals of #1 ESS, 1977
20:873			Guardsman Steering Committee - Minutes of meeting, 1981
20:874			IDP Accomplishments - First half of 1982, 1982
20:878, 879			Information Systems Standards, 1980
2:881			Information Technology Center Pamphlets, undated
2:884			Introduction to the Teleprocessing Environment, undated
21			Library Catalogs
21:895				Data Sources Catalog - Western Electric, 1980
21:900				On-line Database Guide, undated
21:905			Programming in C: A Tutorial, 1974
21:906			Project Reference List, 1982
21:907			Response to the P.U.C.A. Audit, 1979
			Total System Development Standards
21:908				Project Managing Manual, 1977
21:909				System Development Manual, 1977
21:910				Technical Procedures Manual (unrevised), 1978
21:911				Technical Procedures Manual (unrevised), 1978
		Directory Assistance Charging
				see also series V: Studies, Reports and Plans
21:916			Correspondence and presentations, undated, 1975-1978
21:917			Directory Assistance Charging Working Committee, 1975
21:918			Directory Assistance Charging Working Committee, 1976-78
21:919			Informational material - binder, 1978
21:920			Other companies, undated, 1976-1978
21:921, 922			Overview binder, 1978
21:923			Planning documents, undated, 1973-1975
22:924			Position binder, 1978
22:925			PUCA docket #780534 - commission ordered documents, 1978?
22:926			Statistics and working papers, undated, 1975-1978
22:928		Estimates - wire replacement, 1900
		Expensing Station Connections
22:929			Backgrounder program for employees, 1981
22:930			DPUC filing binder - docket 800418, 1981
22:931-932			Expensing Station Connections Project Team, 1981
22:933-934			Expensing Station Connections Team Binder, 1981
22:935			Interview Guide, 1981
22:936-937			Stakeholder Interview Guide, 1981
30:938			Stakeholder Interview Guide - overheads, 1981

22:939		Farmington Valley Telephone Co., purchase of, 1939-1940
22:940		Farmington Valley Telephone Co., depreciation history, undated, 1940
22:941		Huntington Telephone Co. - purchase of, 1947-1948
22:942		Indentures, 1898?
22:943, 944		Kent Exchange, 1910-1918
		Operations
				see also: Series V: Studies, Plans and Reports
22:945			Analysis of Divestiture Impact, 1982
22:946			Docket 79-246 Revision to Interstate Private Line Tariff, 1980
22:947			Docket 79-246 Revision to Interstate Private Line Tariff, 1981
22:949			Interchange Agreement, 1982
23:952			License Contract (Value/Benefit Evaluation Forms), 1979-1980
23:953			License Contract, 1981
23:954			NERFAC Divestiture Issues, 1982
23:955			Network Planning and Industry Restructure- Competitive Strategies, 1981
23:956			Picture Phone Meeting Service, [1982?]
23:957-958				Standard DS1/VF Interface, 1982
		Personnel
23:959			Benefits Committee Minutes, 1912-1925
23:984			Employee Representation Plan, 1919
23:985			General, 1893-1920
23:988			Naples, T. Thrift Account, 1929
23:991			Personnel Planning Committee Network, 1979
23:992			Plan for Employees' Pensions, Disability, Benefits, and Death Benefits, 1937
23:993			Stock Plan (Employees), 1956
23:994		PreDecemberessor Companies - Stock Records, 1905-1948
		Rate Cases
23:995-997			Connecticut PUC Findings and Orders in SNET Rate Cases, 1947-1982
23:998			Rate Case 1919 - Correspondence, 1918-1919
30:999			Rate Case 1927 - A History of the 1927 Rate Increase, 1928
23:1000-1003			Rate Case 1968 - Comptrollers Testimony and Exhibits, 1968
23:1004			1968 Rate Case Pamphlets, undated
23:1005			Rate Case 1972 - Interviewers Notebook and Publicity, 1969-1971
			Rate Case 1974
23:1006				Possible Rate Case Intervenors - Northern Area, “What if?”, 1974?
23:1007				Publicity, 1974
24:1008, 1009			Rate Case 1977 - Master Binder, 1977
24:1010			Rate Case 1978 - News Coverage, 1977
			Rate Case 1980
24:1011				Decemberision and Implementation, 1980
30:1012				Employee Background Package (OS), 1980
24:1013, 1014				Information Committee - General Binder, 1980
24:1015				Media Relations Plan, 1980
24:1016				Public Relations - Background Information for Rate Case Testimony, 1980
24:1017, 1018				Rate Case 1980, Book 1, 1980
24:1019, 1020				Rate Case 1980, Book 2, 1980
24:1021				1980 Report: Rate Request - presentation binder - copy 1, 1980
24:1022				1980 Report: Rate Request - presentation binder - copy , 1980
			Rate Case 1982
24:1023				Advertising testimony, 1982
24:1024				Backgrounder program for employees - leaders guide, 1982
544:1025				Binder, 1982
544:1026, 1027				Civil Action B75319 - transcript, 1979
25:1028, 1029				Civil Action B75319 - transcript day 16, 1979
25:1030				Civil Action B75319 - summation of counsel and jury instruction on damage, 1980
25:1031				Civil Action B75319 - verdict, 1979
544:1032				“Coming Up: 1982 Rate Case” - interview binder, 1982
544:1033				“Coming Up: 1982 Rate Case” - presentation binder, 1982
544:1034				News conference binder, 1982
544:1035				Pamphlets, 1982
544:1036				Public Relations Department - Resource document binder, 1981
25:1037		Sharon Telephone Company - Purchase of TWX Sale, 1939-44
25:1038, 1039			AT&T Letter and SNET Related Memorandum - vol. 1, 1969-1972
25:1040, 1041			AT&T Letter and SNET Related Memorandum - vol. 2, 1971-1972
25:1042-1044			Journal Entries, 1971
25:1045, 1046			Journal Entries - final, 1971
25:1047			SNET Task Force, 1970
			Studies
25:1048, 1049				Special Study of Teletypewriter Investments, vol. 1, 1967
25:1050, 1051				Special Study of Teletypewriter Investments, vol. 2, 1967
25:1052, 1053				Study of Certain Investments in the Teletypewriter Station Apparatus Account, 1969
26:1054, 1055				Teletypewriter Exchange Service - Special Study Status Report, 1969
26:1056				TWX Sale Study - Minor Materials Costs, 1969-1970
26:1057				The TWX Coordinator Publication, 1971
26:1058				TX 600 Series Study, 1969-1970
			TWX Sale Binders, 1969-1971
26:1059-1064				Book 1
26:1065-1066				Book 2
26:1067-1068				Book 3
26:1069			TWX Sale
				Book 1
27:1070, 1071				Book 2
27:1072				Book 3
28:1073, 1074			TWX Sale Manual, Book 1, 1970-1971
28:1075, 1076			TWX Sale Manual, Book 2, 1970-1971
28:1077			TWX Sale Manual, TS 8.10-10.40, 1969-1970
28:1078			TWX Tertiary Switching Plan, 1970
28:1079, 1080			TWX Transfer Committee - Minutes, 1969-1971
28:1081			TWX Transfer Guidelines, 1971
29:1082		Westerly Automatic Telephone Co., proposed purchase of, 1944-1945, 1961
29:1083		Work Orders (fragile), 1912-1916
	OVERSIZED
30:151		Executive Office Post Cards (fragile), 1905-1917
30:152		Executive Office Post Cards, 1907-1918
30:153		Executive Office Post Cards, 1907-1918
30:160		Executive Office Telephone Club Charter Member List, 1905
30:162		Executive Office Telephone Directory Cover Sample, 1919
30:938		Stakeholder Interview Guide - Overheads, 1981
30:999		Rate Case 1927 - “A History of the 1927 Rate Increase”, 1928
30:1012		Rate Case 1980 - Employee Bakcground Package, 1980


Series II: Accounting / Finance Records, 1882-1985
	Alex, A.J. Chief Accountant, Comptrollers Office
31:1084		1.01-1.05 Administration Building Refurbishment, 1938-1947
31:1085		1.06 Holiday Pay, 1952
31:1086		2.02-2.04 Advertising, 1934-1941
		2.05 Accounting Department Space, 1946
31:1087		3-3.02 Army and Navy Coastal Defense Calls, 1942
31:1088		4-4.03 Military Correspondence, 1943-1951
31:1089		5.0 Technical Correspondence, 1950
31:1090		5.01 Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
			Michigan Bell Telephone Company
			Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
			Wisconsin Bell Telephone Company, 1937-1939
31:1091		5.01 Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania, 1930
31:1092		6.01-6.03 Banking Correspondence, 1926-1951
31:1093		7.01 Worker's Compensation and Employee Benefits, 1946
31:1094		8.01 Monthly Billing Benefits, 1948
31:1095		8.02 Billing, 1922
		8.03 Centralizing, 1921
		8.04 Radio Broadcasting Billing, 1923
		8.05 Plant Charges, 1921
		8.06 Billing, 1925-1928
		8.07 Radio Billing, 1937
		8.08 Telegraph Billing, 1930
		8.09 Maintenance and Facilities Billing, undated
		8.10 Gasoline Billing, 1925
			Duplicate Billing, 1926
			Medical Billing, 1934
31:1096		8.11 Rates and Billing, 1923
		8.12 Rates and Billing, Zone Registration, Correspondence and Exhibits, 1930
		8.14 Contracts with US Government, 1937
		8.141 Billing with US Government, Correspondence, Exhibits, 1937
		8.142 Government Billing, 1937
		8.143 Billing with US Navy, Correspondence, Exhibits, 1924-1944
		8.144 Billing with US Army, 1944
		8.145 Billing with US Government concerning Social Security Costs, 1937
31:1097		8.15 Independent Telephone Company Billing, 1936-1946
			Billing of PBX Engineering, 1936
			Billing of Administration Expense, 1935
31:1098		8.16 Billing Procedure, 1937
		8.17 ABX Billing, 1938
		8.18 Employee Billing, 1938
		8.19 Billing and Plant Engineering, 1936
		8.20 Billing for Advertising and Electronics, 1940
		8.21 Joint Pole Line Billing, 1931-1940
31:1099		8.22 Billing and Commercial Practices, 1946
		8.23 Billing and Toll Services, Exhibits, 1941
		8.24 Field Checking and Joint Pole Maintenance Billing, 1941
		8.25 Auditor Bills, 1938
31:1100		8.26 Joint Poll Billing, 1931
		8.27 Contract Work Billing, 1931
		8.28 Auditor Billing, 1941
		8.29 Combined Set Billing, 1936
		8.30 Billing Service Report, 1939
31:1101		9.01 Bulletin #2, Bond and Coupon Records, 1925
31:1102		10.01 Accounting and Methods Division Correspondence, 1945
		10.02 Development Conference, 1953
31:1103		11.011 Bulletin on Employee Checks, undated
		11.012 Coin Payments, 1948
		11.013 Pay Drafts, 1932
		11.014 Lost Pay Checks, 1929
		11.015 Check Sorting, 1929
		11.016 Pay Drafts, 1933
		11.017 Treasury Department and Tax on Checks, 1932
		11.018 Pay Checks, 1932
		11.019 Refunds, 1938
		11.0110 Procedure for Buying Drafts, 1939
		11.021 Field Vouchers, 1921
		11.022 Voucher Index, 1928
		11.023 Voucher Checks, 1929
		11.024 Small Voucher Checks, 1926
		11.025 Large Vouchers, 1929
		11.031 Vouchers and Disbursements, 1926
31:1104		11.033 Bad Checks, 1939
		11.034 Fraudulent Employee, 1932
		11.035 Department of Commerce Correspondence, 1926
		11.036 Check Numbering, 1930
		11.037 Bank Drafts Payments, 1936
		11.041 Dividend Checks, 1925
		11.05 Checks versus Drafts, 1935
		11.06 Treasurer's Letter Supplement, 1938
31:1105		12.01 Limitation of Actions, undated
		12.04 Claim Inquiry Form Revision, 1948
31:1106		13.01 Credit Manager and Deposits, 1932
		13.02 Money Orders, 1929
		13.03 Mutilated Coins, 1935
		13.04 Armored Car Service and Security, Correspondence, Exhibits, 1937-44
31:1107		13.05 Final Accounts, 1925
		13.06 Overages and Shortages from Waterbury, 1938
		13.07 Daily Collection Tapes, 1938
		13.071 Report on Experiment Balancing Daily Cash, 1939
		13.08 Sealed Receptacle Method of Coin Collection, 1942
31:1108		14.01 Revenue Accounting and Forms, 1935
		14.02 Service Rep Approvals, 1936
		14.03 Bank Deposits on Saturday, 1941
		14.04 Business Office Work Volume Measurement, 1941
		14.05 Coin Telephone Collections, 1939
		14.06 Coin Telephones with Sealed Receptacles, 1946
		14.07 Business Office Quarters and Arrangements, Photos, 1947-48
31:1109		15.01 Annual Report from Fishers Island Farms, 1935
		15.02 Connecting Companies, 1936
31:1110		16.01 Refunds, 1932
		16.02 Refunds, 1933-34
		16.03 Refund Checks, 1934
		16.04 Deposits, 1938
		16.05 Deposit Refunds, 1937
31:1111		17.01 Literature to Subscribers, 1927
31:1112		18.01 Review of Directory Department, Exhibits, 1930
31:1113		18.02 Directory Production, 1942
		18.03 Study on Index Equipment and Photostat, 1925
31:1114		19.01 Directory Manager, 1938
		19.02 Directory Advertising Order, 1942
		19.03 Rates for Ads and Listings, 1951
		19.04 Losses due to Directory Errors, 1953
31:1115		20.01 Payroll Forms, Exhibits, undated
		20.02 Forms for Processing, 1940
		20.03 Forms, undated
31:1116		20.04 Returned Material Notice, 1940
		20.05 Disbursement Accounts and Materials, 1936
		20.06 Notes for Disbursement Procedures, 1947
32:1117		21.01 Conference Minutes, Sale of Greenwich Property, 1930
32:1118		21.02 Small Exchange Operations, 1922-25
		21.03 Intermediate Size Exchanges, 1924
		21.04 Potential Central Offices, 1926
		21.05 Branford Main Exchange, 1929
32:1119		22.01 Sample Proofs and Closing Schedule, Filing System Report, 1930
32:1120		22.02 Decimal Classification System Report, Procedure, 1908-26
32:1121		22.03 Applied Indexing, 1918
		22.05 Record Filing, 1928
		22.07 New Haven Filing Space, 1934
		22.071 Incoming Mail and Filing, 1938
32:1122		23.01 Methods and Organization Analysis, 1928
		23.02 Additional Clerks, 1930
32:1123		24.01 Purchase Order Form, 1947
		24.02 Adoption of New Forms, 1934
		24.04 Form SN437, 1940
		24.05 Ordering Job Lots, 1942
32:1124		25.01 Furniture Committee Minutes and Reports, 1937-38
		25.021 Paper Protection, 1928
		25.022 Visible Index Filing Equipment, 1925
		25.024 Provisional Estimates, 1925
		25.05 Fire Proofing, undated
		25.051 Office Equipment and Fire-proofing, Photos, Toll Billing, 1937-38
		25.06 Furniture, 1946
		25.07 Cash Application Work, 1949
		25.08 Furniture and Equipment, 1949
32:1125		25.04 Provisional Estimates, 1941-46
32:1126		25.04 Provisional Estimates, 1941-46
32:1127		27.01 Photographic Work Volume, 1940
32:1128		28.01 Accident Insurance, 1942-53
		28.02 Casualty Insurance, 1947
32:1129		29.01 Hours, 1927
		29.02 Contract Settlements Post War, 1947
		29.04 Instrument Inventory, 1918-22
		29.06 Inventory, 1939
32:1130		30.01 Reciprocal Interchange, 1936
		30.02 Long Lines Department and Billing, 1937
		30.03 Investment and Related Expenses, 1941
		30.04 Dial Repeating, 1941
		30.05 Key Point Plan, 1949
32:1131		31.01 Telephone Dictation System, 1934
		31.012 Stenographer's Reports, 1924
		31.013 Dictating and Transcribing, 1945
		31.014 Training Committee Meeting, 1939
		31.015 Centralized Dictaphone, 1942
		31.016 Dictaphone Equipment, 1942
		31.017 Dictaphone Equipment, 1942
32:1132		31.02 Office Machines, 1932
		31.021 National Cash Register, 1941
		31.0211 Billing Machines, 1939-1941
		31.0212 Office Machine Correspondence, 1947
		31.041 Testing and Mechanical Devices, 1921-1928
		31.042 Mechanical Devices for Cashiers, 1924
		31.043 Office Machine Research, 1937
32:1133		31.051 Methods for Labor, Motor Vehicles, Special Tools, 1931
		31.0511 Machines and Disbursement Accounting, 1931
		31.0512 Machines for Labor and Motor Vehicle Accounting, 1932
		31.0513 Use of Machines, 1931-1947
		31.0514 Material and Labor Accounting Manual, undated
		31.0521 Office Machines and Methods, 1949-1950
		31.0613 Adding Machines and Coin Collection, 1948
32:1134		31.061 Listing Machines and Adding, Calculating Machines, 1924-1935
		31.063 Adding Machines, 1931
		31.06 Maintenance Contact Correspondence, 1946-1947
		31.062 Remington Portable Adding Machines, 1933
32:1135		31.0641 Adding Machine Correspondence, 1936-1947
32:1136		31.065 Calculator Machine Correspondence, 1941
		31.066 New Adding Machines, 1939
		31.067 Toll Adding Machines, 1941
		31.068 New Machines, 1941
		31.0610 Comptometers, 1949
		31.0614 Calculators, 1948
32:1137		31.071 Electric Typewriters, 1924-1930
		31.072 Use and Care of Typewriters, 1924
		31.073 Noiseless Typewriters, 1924
		31.074 Vari-Typewriters, 1928-1948
		31.075 Typewriter Attachments, 1926-1932
		31.077 Disposal of Surplus Machines, 1933
		31.078 IBM Typewriters and Form 610, 1936-1948
32:1138		31.0710 Toll Billing Typewriters, 1939-1950
		31.07101 Toll Billing Machines, 1936
		31.0711 Robotyper, 1938
		31.07121 Electric Lettering Machine, 1947
		31.0714 New Typewriter Rentals, 1944
		31.0715 Flexowriter, 1947
		31.0716 Trial of Underwood Electric Typewriter, 1948
32:1139		31.08 Tickometer Machines, 1951
		31.081 Tickometers, 1932-1949
		31.082 Paper Cutting Machine, 1937
		31.083 Billing Machines Correspondence, 1938
		31.084 National Telephone Billing Machines, 1949
		31.085 Ink and Tickometers, 1948
32:1140		31.091 Pitney Bowes Machines, 1948
		31.0911 Postage Meters, 1938
		31.092 Mail Openers, 1948
		31.093 Envelope Sealers, 1929
		31.094 Allmail Computing Scale, 1928
		31.095 Toll Ticket and Mailing Machines, 1936-1942
		31.096 Inserting Machines, 1938
		31.097 Pitney Bowes Correspondence, 1947
32:1141		31.101 Check Signing, 1928
		31.102 Check Signing Machine, 1933
		31.1021 Check Signing Machine, 1946
		31.103 Listing and Enclosing Checks, 1928
		31.104 Cummins Field Service, 1939
		31.105 Check Protection and Signing Equipment, 1942
		31.106 Check Protector, 1947
		31.11 Coin Counter, 1928-1933
		31.112 Coin Verification, 1949
		31.121 Multi Graph Duplicator, 1939
32:1142		31.122 Addressed Multigraph Equipment, 1941
32:1143		31.123 Addressed Equipment Correspondence, 1940-1946
		31.124 Plate Notching, 1940
		31.125 Addresso Graph, 1930
		31.126 Printing and Addressing Machines, 1938-1939
		31.127 Addresso Graph Memo, 1947
		31.128 Elliot Addressing Machine, 1954
		31.24 Ad Letters, 1949
		31.27 Supply Service and Soundtrol Hood, 1949
33:1144		31.14 Unallocated Toll Tickets, 1942
33:1145		31.16 Calcugraphs, 1937-1941
33:1146		31.182 General Conservation Order M-99, 1943
		31.19 Multigraph Duplicator, 1939
		31.20 Toll Ticket Sorting, 1937-1941
33:1147		31.212 Duplicating Machines, 1938
		31.213 Typing Charges, 1940
		31.22 Surplus Office Equipment, 1943-1945
		31.23 Underwood Equipment, 1946
		31.25 Business Machines and Interference, 1947
33:1148		32.01 Pricing, 1920
		32.02 Non-exempt Material, 1929
		32.04 Tabulating Code Numbers, 1932
		32.05 Office Equipment, 1945
		32.06 Study of Direct Purchases, 1931
		32.08 Plant Practices, 1942
33:1149		33.18 Mail Service Study with Numbered Index, Parts 1-12, 1942
33:1150		33.18 Mail Service Study, Parts 13-20, 1942
33:1151		33.03 Automobile Messengers, 1929-1931
		33.04 New Schedule for Messengers, 1931
		33.05 Schedules and Routes, 1933
		33.06 Additional Routes, 1933
		33.07 Routing of Mail Truck, 1934
		33.08 West Haven Route, 1933
		33.09 Pay Checks and Routes, 1932
		33.10 Collections and Routes, 1934
33:1152		33.11 Coverage and Supplies and Auto-Routes, 1932-1939
		33.12 Messenger Schedule, 1932
		33.13 Security and Messengers, 1938
		33.14 Cash Payment, 1939
		33.15 Stamps, 1941
		33.16 Windsor Locks Schedule, 1940
		33.17 Mail Room Equipment, 1938
33:1153		34.01 Motor Vehicle Routine, 1925
33:1154		34.02 Motor Vehicle Routine Review, 1929
		34.03 Make of Vehicles, 1933
		34.04 Motor Vehicle Performance, 1935
		34.05 Fleet Cars, 1930
		34.06 Personal Vehicles, 1931
		34.07 Auto Expense, 1936
		34.08 Vehicles and Construction, 1932
33:1155		34.09 Motor Vehicle Routine, 1941
33:1156		34.10 Reporting Arrests of Employees, undated
		34.11 Tolls, 1940
		34.12 Form Changes, 1944
		34.13 Motor Vehicle Increase, 1954
33:1157		35.01 Industrial Recovery Act, 1933
		35.02 Response to President's Reemployment Codes, 1933
		35.03 Plan of Representation, 1933
		35.04 Response to Rayburn Bill and FCC, 1934
33:1158		36.01 New Haven Taxpayer and Typing, 1943
33:1159		37.01 Reproduction Processes, 1926
		37.02 Reproduction Machines, 1934
		37.031 Offset Printing, 1947
		37.032 Reduction in Price of Offset Work, 1932
33:1160		37.041 Mimeographing Equipment, 1928
		37.042 Mimeograph Work, 1935
		37.05 Letter Guides and Stamping, 1927
		37.06 Printing, 1935
		37.061 Reproduction, 1938
		37.07 Mimeograph Equipment, 1939
		37.08 Stencils, 1940
		37.09 Street Lists and Reproduction, 1937-1951
		37.10 Ditto Machine, 1949
33:1161		38.01 ATT Correspondence, 1893-1918
		38.02 ATT Revision of Commission Averages, 1920
		38.03 Toll Prorates, 1924
		38.04 Report Charges, 1919
		38.05 Originating Commission, 1917
		38.06 Revised Rates of Commission, 1936
33:1162		39.01 Toll Charges and Long Lines Work, 1919-1925
		39.02 Pay Station Rentals, 1931
		39.03 Use of Slugs, 1933
		39.04 Fraudulent Operations, 1933
		39.06 Price Changes, 1938
		39.07 Pay Station Study, 1938
		39.08 Taxes, 1940
		39.09 Pay Stations, 1940
		39.10 New Handsets, 1941
		39.11 Pay Station Routes, 1939
33:1163		41.01 Records and Clerical Operations, 1930
		41.02 Bill Approval, 1935
		41.03 Building Superintendents, 1932
		41.04 Work Orders and Terminals, 1935
		41.05 Equipment Installation, 1939
		41.06 Printing Office Methods, 1939
		41.07 Cable Lashing Procedures, 1944
		41.08 Loading Rates, 1948
33:1164		42.01 Pole Specifications, 1931
		42.02 Joint Ownership, 1928
		42.03 Payments for Poles, 1926
		42.04 Material Accounting, 1935
		42.05 Carbon Copies, 1931
		42.06 Reporting, 1931
		42.07 Joint Pole Bills, 1930
		42.08 Pole Valuation, 1942
33:1165		43.01 Postal Issues, 1933-1951
33:1166		43.02 Legality of Postal Matter and Express, 1920
		43.03 Rate Comparison, 1932
		43.04 Third Class Mail, 1933
		43.05 Western Union and Postal Telegraph, 1934
		43.06 Postal Survey, 1934
		43.07 Money Order Fees, 1934
		43.08 Mailing Forms, 1933
		43.09 First and Third Class Mail, 1933
		43.10 Exchange PO Box Numbers, undated
		43.111 Postage Meters, 1936
		43.112 Pitney Bowes Meters, 1938
		43.12 Payment of Postal Notes, 1945
33:1167		44.01 War Production and Priorities, 1942
		44.02 ID of Toll Priority Calls, 1942
		44.03 Conservation Order L-41, 1945
		44.04 Maximum Prices for Waste Paper, 1942
33:1168		44.03 Sale of Plant to NY Telephone Company, 1944-1945
33:1169		44.04 Sale to NY Records, 1945
		44.05 Middletown Income and Expenses, 1952-1953
33:1170		45.01 Wartime and Records Protection, 1945
33:1171		46.01 Procedure for Schedule Rates, 1927
		46.02 Electric Light and Power Rates, 1927
		46.03 Hand Set Rates, 1936-1937
		46.04 House Bill 1593, 1938
		46.05 Concession Rates, 1939
		46.06 Nation's Business and Investigation, 1942
33:1172		47.01 Re-negotiation Act, 1945-1958
33:1173		47.01 Re-negotiation Act and Annual Reports, 1942-1953
33:1174		47.02 War Contracts Policy Board and Reports, 1942-1945
34:1175		Commercial Letters with Collection Practice Index, 1921-1929
34:1176		Commercial Letters, 1929-1931
34:1177		48.05 Population, 1938
		48.011 Exchange Information, 1931
		48.012 Service at Wauregen House, 1923
		48.013 Accounting Report Revision, 1934
		48.014 Use of Error Memo, 1927
		48.015 Formula for Statistics, undated
		48.016 Comptroller's Signature, 1946
		48.018 Cash Revisions, 1946
		48.021 Station Installation Measurement, 1922
		48.022 Direct Distribution, 1929
		48.031 Annual Reports, undated
		48.032 Annual Reports 3A, 1935
34:1178		48.06 Transfer Reports, 1936
		48.07 Report Forms, 1940
		48.08, Periodic Reports, 1930
		48.09 Report for Insurance Companies, 1942-43
		48.020 FCC Study, 1954
34:1179		49.01 Protecting Toll Revenue, 1924
34:1180		50.01 Billing Practice, 1926
		50.02 Rate Tables, 1930-37
		50.03 Billing Practices and Final Bills, 1926
		50.04 Journal Authorization, 1930
		50.05 Accounting Letter M-69 A-8, 1934
		50.06 Pay Station Commission Checks, 1935
		50.07 Pay Station Collection Stubs, 1935
		50.08 Centralized and Decentralized Accounting, 1919
34:1181		50.09 Accounting Stub Plan, 1920
		50.10 Fire Protection, 1921
		50.12 Maintaining Records, 1935
		50.14 Recurring Charges, 1939
		50.15 Traffic Point, 1940
		50.17 Split Collect Tickets, 1940
		50.18 Typing Study, 1941
		50.19 Mobilization, 1942
		50.20 Interfering with Billing, 1942
34:1182		51.01 Service Order Practice, 1937
		51.02 Commercial Practice, 1936
		51.03 Auxiliary Services Report, 1938
		51.04 Service Order Completions, 1939
34:1183		51.06 Accounting Department Responsibility, 1936
		51.07 Reporting on A. D. Copies, 1947
		51.08 Service Order Change, 1946
34:1184		52.01 New York Telephone Company Correspondence, 1913
		52.02 Trans-Atlantic Telephone Service, 1928
		52.031 Toll Reports, 1918
		52.032 Business Toll Centers, 1919
		52.033 Toll Revenue, 1925
		52.034 Prints, 1927
		52.036 Uncollectable Tolls, 1932
		52.04 Connecting Companies, 1933
34:1185		52.05 Revenue and Long Lines, 1934
		52.06 Division of Toll Revenues, 1942
		52.07 Originating Billing, 1934
34:1186		53 Record Keeping, 1952-53
34:1187		54.01 Bell System Standards, 1934-1940
		54.011 Bell System Papers, 1941
		54.02 Office Supplies, 1927
		54.03 Office Supply Correspondence Requisitions, 1928-1940
34:1188		54.03 Office Supply Studies, 1931
34:1189		54.04 Methods of Maintaining Supplies, 1927-1928
		54.05 Bills for Supplies, 1932
		54.06 Supplies Purchased Locally, 1935-1936
		54.07 Fire Protection, 1933
		54.08 Slow Moving Stock, 1933-1937
		54.09 Forms and Supplies, 1936
		54.101 Telco Junior Bond Paper, 1926-1944
34:1190		54.102 Envelopes, 1928-1948
34:1191		54.103 Safety Paper and Letterheads, 1928-1951
		54.104 Binders, 1930-1931
34:1192		54.105 Flexible Covers and Reports, 1935-1936
		54.106 File Folders, 1932
		54.107 Index Sheets, 1932
		54.108 Paper Pads, 1933
		54.109 Mechanical Pencil Studies, 1935
34:1193		54.10 Telephone Bulletin and Addresses, 1941-1942
		54.22 Paper Supplies, 1949
		54.23 Sample Erasers, 1949
		54.1010 Pencil Sharpeners, 1929
		54.1011 Fountain Pens, 1929
		54.1012 Boxes for Record Storage, 1933
		54.1013 Memo Books, 1931
		54.1014 Calendar Pad and Stands, 1931
		54.1015 Rubber Stamps, 1931
34:1194		54.1016 Typewriter Sheets, 1934
		54.1017 Rubber Cement, 1930
		54.1018 Drafting Tape, 1930
		54.1019 Draftsman Inkstand, 1932
		54.1020 Hectograph Cleaners, 1932
		54.1021 Ink Eradicator, 1930
		54.1022 Punches and Eyelets, 1930
		54.1023 Pressboard Guides, 1937
		54.1025 Ribbons, 1939
		54.1026 Paper Weights, 1939
		54.1027 Three Wood Trays, 1942
		54.1028 Ribbons, 1942
		54.1029 Billing Machine Ribbons, 1942
34:1195		54.1030 Ribbon Re-inker, 1946
		54.11 Toll Promotion Stickers, 1938
		54.12 Cost Accountant Address, 1930
		54.14 Separated, 1939
		54.15 Acme Card System, 1937
		54.16 Machine Request, 1937
		54.17 New Seal, 1940
		54.19 Billing for Office Supplies, 1940
		54.20 Button and String Binding, 1942
		54.21 Forms, 1938
		54.23 Erasers, 1950
		54.24 Cleaner, 1950
		54.25 Paper Coater, 1950
		54.28 Typewriter Ribbons, 1949
34:1196		55.01 Station Installation Results, 1930-1939
34:1197		56.01 Left in Station Orders, 1925
		56.02 Statistics, 1929
		56.03 Retiring station Apparatus, 1934
		56.04 Morse Service, undated
		56.05 Key Telephone Sets, 1943
		56.06 Company Telephones, 1938
		56.07 Station and Circuit Gain Report, 1939
		56.08 New Station Instruments, 1939
		56.09 1A Key Telephone System, 1940
34:1198		57.01 Sundry Disbursements, 1929-1930
34:1199		57.01 Sundry Disbursements, 1932
		57.02 Disbursing Funds, 1934
		57.03 Sundry Disbursements, 1930
		57.04 Compensation, 1933
		57.05 Plant Employees and Disbursements, 1933
		57.07 Expense Vouchers, 1953-1955
		57.08 Sundry Disbursements, 1951-1952
35:1200		58.01 Service Order Practice, 1932
		58.02 Telephone Typewriter and Service Work, 1926
		58.03 Teletypewriter Service, undated
		58.04 TWX Connections, 1936
		58.05 TWX Service, 1937
35:1201		58.06 Telephone Typewriters and Business Office, 1929-1930
		58.07 Office Teletype Service, 1934
		58.08 Billing Arrangements, 1940
		58.09 Revised Teletypewriter Abbreviations, 1941
		58.019 Separate Accounting Service, 1946
		58.11 Private Line Teletypewriter, 1950
35:1202		59.01 Double Check and Star Connecticut Correspondence, 1893-1918
35:1203		59.02 Revision of Prorate Percentage, 1917
		59.03 Method of Pro-rating, 1918
		59.04 Toll Pro-rates, 1922-1923
35:1204		59.05 Pro-rating Long Line Messages, 1924
		59.06 Revised Toll Service, 1926-1933
		59.07 Changes in Pro-rates, 1903-1918
		59.08 Pro-rates, 1927
		59.09 Study Report on Revision of Pro-rates, 1926
35:1205		60.01 A-B Toll Tickets, 1923-1927
		60.02 Standardization of Paper Stock, 1935
		60.03 Change in Method for Toll Data, 1929
		60.04 Trunks and Toll Tickets, 1931
		60.05 Rating of Toll Tickets, 1928-1938
35:1206		60.06 Revision of Toll Rates, 1930
		60.07 Toll Rate Quoting Systems, 1933
		60.08 Rating Toll Tickets, 1926
		60.09 Incoming Contacts on Toll Inquiries, 1934-1935
		60.10 Interstate Toll Rates, 1899-1919
		60.101 Toll Credit Cards, 1940
		60.11 AB Tickets, 1938
		60.12 Misquoted Toll Rates, 1939
		60.13 Toll Ticket Revision, 1942-1950
		60.14 Elimination of Exchange Name, 1942
		60.15 American Company Messages, 1944
		60.16 Toll Ticket Checks, 1945
		60.17 Toll Calls and Auditors, 1947
		60.18 Official and Non-official Toll Calls, 1948
		60.19 Punch Card Procedure and Tolls, 1950
35:1207		61.01 Employee Benefits, 1929
		61.02 Ticket Work, 1926
		61.03 Teletypewriter Calls and Connections, 1939
		61.04 Picture Transmission, 1940
		61.05 Thompsonville to Springfield Traffic, 1947
35:1208		62.0 New Method of Commission Payments, 1933-1934
35:1209		63.03 Billing of Shop Repairs and Study, 1930-1931
36:1210		63.04 Price Records for Piece Parts, 1930
		63.05 Class C Stock, 1930
		63.06 Auditing Freight and Express Bills, 1926
		63.07 Conference at J.M. Krafts Office, 1926
		63.08 Summarized Bills of Installation Costs, 1928
		63.09 Invoice Supervisor Duties, 1929
		63.10 Supply Contract, 1932
		63.11 Price Lists, 1931
		63.12 Western Electric Supplement 2, 1940
		63.13 Class C Stock, 1939
		63.14 Revenue Act of 1941 and Sales, 1941
		63.15 Pricing, 1942
		63.16 Class B Material, 1942
		63.17 Pricing Discount, 1948
36:1211		64.01 SNET and Western Union Agreements and Contracts, 1928-1948
36:1212		64.01 Contract Notes, Agreements, Procedures, 1916-1938
36:1213		64.02 Western Union Arrangements, 1914-1916
		64.03 Accounting Costs and Western Union, 1916
36:1214		64.04 Western Union and ATT Settlements, Agreements, 1913-1935
36:1215		65.01 Meeting Minutes for Location Change, Woodbury Telephone Company, 1929
		65.02 Construction Costs and Woodbury Telephone Co., 1932
		65.03 Billing and Collecting, Woodbury Telephone Co., 1930-1942
36:1216		66.0 Records and Wartime Regulations, 1946
		66.02 Price Regulations, 1942
36:1217		67.01 Study of Working Advances, 1948
36:1218		68.01 Procedures and New Facilities, 1948
36:1219		70.0 Retirement Unit Costs for Outside Plant Methods, 1946
36:1220		70.0 Retirement Unit Committees and Correspondence, 1947-1954
36:1221		70.01 Retirement Unit Cost Studies, 1954-1955
36:1222		112.9 Accounts with US Government, US Army, 1945-1947
36:1223		114.1 Cost Service Orders, 1948
	Bound Volumes
37		Analysis of Reserve, 1904-1905
38		Cash A, 1886-1887
39		Cash D, 1882-1883
40		Cash P, 1915-1916
41		Equipment Expenses, 1889-1890
42		Equipment Expenses, 1890-1891
43		Expense Account 6, 1889-1890
44		Expense Journal, 1885-1908
		Expense Ledgers
45			1904
46			1905
47			1906
48			1907
49			1908
50			1909
51			1909 #2 (fragile)
52			1909 #3 (fragile)
53		Intertown and Interstate Business (fragile), 1882-1886
54		Intertown and Interstate Business (fragile), 1887-1890
		Journals
55			A, 1882-1884
56			C, 1886-1888
57			D, 1888-1891
58			E, 1891-1895
59			F, 1895-1900
60			G, 1900-1905
61			H, 1906-1910
62			I, 1911
		Ledgers
63			A, 1882-1884
64			B (with index), 1884-1888
65			C, 1888-1890
66			D (with index), 1891-1896
67			E (with index), 1897-1902
68			F, 1902-1905
69			G (with index), 1906-1908
70			H, 1908-1909
71			I, 1909-1912
72			J, 1913-1916
73			K, 1917-1929
74			1929-1931
			General and Subsidiary Ledgers
75				1931
76				1932
77				1933
78				1934
79				1935
80				1936
81				1937
82				1938
83				1939
84				1940
85				1941
86				1942
87				1943
88				1944
89				1945
90				1946
91				1947
92				1948
93				1949
94				1950
95				1951
96				1952
97				1953
98				1954
99				1955
			General Ledgers (in folders)
100:1224-26				1979
100:1227-29				1980
100:1230-32				1981
101				1982 (bound volume)
102				1983 (bound volume)
		Monthly Record of Business by Exchange
103			1892-1894
104			1895-1897
105			1898-1900
106			1901-1903
		Monthly Reports
107:1233-39			1908-1919
108:1240-46			1919-1923
109:1247-53			1924-1926
110:1254-60			1927-1929
111:1261-68			1930-1933
112:1269-74			1934-1936
113:1275-81			1937-1940
114:1282-89			1941-1944
115:1290-96			1945-1948
116:1297-1302			1949-1953
117:1303-07			1954-1958
118:1308-12			1959-1962
119:1313-16			1963-1965
120:1317-20			1966-1968
121:1321-24			1969-1972
122:1325-29			1973-1975
123:1330-33			1960-1985 (year end, December only)
		Petty Ledgers
124			A, 1895-1899
125			B, 1900-1901
126			D (includes index), 1902 June - 1903 August
127			E, 1903 September - 1904 November
		Plant Ledgers
128			1904
129			1905
130			1906
131			1906
132			1907
133			1908
134			1909
135			1909
		Register of Audited Vouchers
136			1910-1911
137			1910-1926
138			1927-1930
139		Speaking Tube Account #3, 1884-1897
140		Subscribers Instruments Gains and Losses (flat box)
140:1334			1887 to 1891 June (fragile)
140:1335			1891 July to 1894 December (fragile)
140:1336			1895
140:1337			1896
140:1338			1897
140:1339			1898
140:1340			1899
140:1341			1900
141		Subscribers Ledger Southington Exchange, 1911-1912
		Trial Balances (bound books)
142:1342			1882-1884
142:1343			1884-1887
142:1344			1887-1890
142:1345			1890-1896
142:1346			1896-1897
142:1347			1901-1905
142:1348			1906-1910
142:1349			1911-1912
142:1350			1913-1916
142:1351			1916-1918
142:1352			1914-1917
142:1353			1917-1919
143:1354			1918-1920
143:1355			1920-1921
143:1356			1921-1922
143:1357			1922-1923
143:1358			1923-1924
143:1359			1924-1925
143:1360			1925
143:1361			1926
143:1362			1926-1927
144:1363			1927
144:1364			1928
					(includes prepaid and accrued expenses)
144:1365			1928
144:1366			1929-1930
					(includes prepaid and accrued expenses)
145:1367			1929
145:1368			1930
145:1369			1931
146			Loose Pages
146:1370-75				1884-1889 (some incomplete)
146:1376-82					1896-1902
147:1383-93					1903-1913
			Condensed Trial Balance and Statement of Business
					(bound books)
148				1891-1894
149				1894 December to 1897
150				1898 to 1903 March
151				1903 April to 1907
			Condensed Trial Balance and Statement of Business
					(loose sheets)
152:1394				1890 March, June
152:1395				1891
152:1396				1892
152:1397				1893
152:1398				1894
152:1399				1895
153:1400				1896
153:1401				1897
153:1402				1898
153:1403				1899
153:1404				1900
153:1405				1901
154:1406				1902
154:1407				1903
154:1408				1904
154:1409				1905
154:1410				1906
154:1411				1907
154:1412				1908
		Voucher Books
155			#1, 1888 November
156			#2 1889
157			#3 1889-1890
158			#4 1890 March - July
159			#5 1890 September - December
160		Vouchers for Construction, 1903
161		Voucher Distributions, 1888
		Voucher Distribution Books
162			#1, 1891 January - July
163			#2, 1891 July - 1892 September
164			#3, 1892 October - 1893 December
165			#4, 1894 January - 1895 January
166			#5, 1895 March - 1896 June
167			#6, 1896 July - 1897 October
168			#7, 1897 November - 1899 March
169			#8, 1899 April - 1900 May
170			#9, 1900 May - 1901 July
171			#10, 1901 August - 1903 January
172			#11, 1903 February - October
173			#12, 1904
174			#13, 1905 January - July
175			#14, 1905 August - 1906 February
176			#15, 1906 March - October
177			#16, 1906 October - 1907 April
178			#17, 1907 May - November
179			#18, , 1907 December - 1908 July
180			#19, 1908 August - 1909 March
181			#20, 1909 April - December
	Depreciation Accounting
182:1413		Accounting Report #7 Station Movement and Growth, 1962
182:1414		Accounting Report #7 Station Movement and Growth, 1963-1964
182:1415		Average Plant Investment/Depreciation and Amortization, 1922-1936
182:1416		Depreciation and Amortization, 1913-1932
182:1417		Depreciation and Amortization, 1913-1932
		Depreciation Correspondence
182:1418			1912-1926
182:1419			1923-1952
183:1420			1927-1930
183:1421			1931-1935
183:1422			1934-1950
					(includes Board of Directors Minutes 1933-51)
183:1423			1936-1952
183:1424		Depreciation Reserve Accruals, 1920-1925
183:1425		Depreciation Reserve Accruals, 1926-1932
184:1426		Depreciation Reserve Requirements, 1933
184:1427		Depreciation Reserve Requirements, 1936
		Depreciation Reserve Requirements Study
184:1428			1933
184:1429			1933
184:1430			1936
		Instructions
184:1431			Northwestern Bell Accounting Instructions, 1929
184:1432			Plant Accounting Instructions, 1924-1928
184:1433			Plant Accounting Instructions, 1924-1928
184:1434			Standard Sub-accounts Instructions, 1932
184:1435		Report of Depreciation Charges of Telephone Companies, 1934
185:1436		Report Rulings, 1934-1951
185:1437		Revenue Reports to FCC and PUC, 1968-1981
		Station Accounting
185:1438			Committee Minutes, 1957-1959
			Correspondence
185:1439				1956
185:1440				1957
185:1441				1963-1965
			Procedures
185:1442				M222, Vol. 1, Parts 1-7, 1956
185:1443				M222, Vol. 2, Parts 8-13, 1956
186:1444				M222 and M222-1, Parts 1-7, 1957
186:1445				M222 and M222-1, Parts 8-13, 1957
186:1446			Questions and Answers and SNET Studies, 1956
186:1447			Retirement Units
				Station Equipment, 1926-1952
				Outside Plant, 1926-1952
186:1448			Retirement Units, Station Equipment, 1953-1966
	General Accounting
187:1449		Ansonia Telephone Company Documents, 1897-1901
187:1450		Bills and Receipts, 1883-1884
187:1451		Bills and Receipts, 1901-1919
		Cancelled Debentures, 1893 October
187:1452			1-30 w/indexes
187:1453			31-57
187:1454			58-100
187:1455			101-130
187:1456			131-165
187:1457			166-200
187:1458			201-230
187:1459			231-265
187:1460			266-300
187:1461			301-321
187:1462			451-485
187:1463			486-531
187:1464			Debentures, 1983 January
		Circulars
187:1465			Bulletins and Circulars, 1910-1926
187:1466			Bulletins #3 and #8 and Circulars #7 and #8
187:1467			Cancelled Accounting Circulars, 1910-1927
187:1468			Cancelled Accounting Circulars, 1912-1916
187:1469			Cancelled Circular #8, 1913
187:1470			Circular Letters, 1887-1891
187:1471			Circular Questions and Answers, 1913-1916
187:1472			Circular History and Changes, 1891-1928
187:1473			Circular #8, 1912
		Continuing Property Records, 1943 April
187:1474			Forms
187:1475			General Statement
187:1476			Inventory Forms
187:1477			Location Records Routine
187:1478			Practices and Records
187:1479			Recommendations
187:1480			Routines and Practices
188			Woodbury Telephone Company CPR
188:1481				1943-1947
188:1482				1948-1950
188:1483				1951-1952
188:1484				1953-1955
188:1485				Excess Profits Tax, 1950-1952
188:1486				Inventory Sheets, 1950
188:1487		Comparative Balance Sheets, 1940-1942
217:1488		Comparative Balance Sheet (OS), 1942-1943
188:1489		Correspondence, 1941-1953
		Correspondence (original numbered order)
188:1490			20.12-20.14 FCC and Bookmakers
188:1491			20.15-20.18 Reports to FCC
188:1492			20.8-20.10 Responses to FCC
188:1493			20.11 FCC Annual and Monthly Reports
188:1494			20.1-20.4 FCC Accounting Circulars
188:1495			20.5-20.6 Uniform System of Accounts
188:1496			20.7-20.7A FCC Uniform System of Accounts
188:1497			36.2 Plant Inventories
188:1498			36.3 Plant Inventories
188:1499			36.6-36.11 Continuing Property Records
188:1500			48.1 Excess Profits Tax
188:1501			48.1 Excess Profits Tax
188:1502			48.1 Taxes
188:1503			74.3 and 126 Message Toll Settlement Contracts
217:1504		Credit Debit Journal and Journal Details (OS), 1977 May
		Depreciation
188:1505			Accounting Papers, 1907-1929
188:1506			Charges Reports to ICC, 1924-1931
188:1507			Charts, 1930
188:1508			Data, 1933-1934
189:1509			Deductions in Income Tax Returns, 1940-1952
189:1510			Pamphlets, 1923, 1927, 1939
189:1511			Regional Conferences, 1928-1929
189:1512			Reserve Analysis, 1913-1940
189:1513			Reserve Data, 1959-1966
189:1514			Reserve Data, 1967-1971
189:1515			Service Life and Plant Mortality Manuals, 1927
189:1516		Development of Equity Invested Capital, 1942-1949
189:1517		Disbursement Vouchers, 1941
189:1518		Division Expense Summary, 1885 July
189:1519		Docket #14700 Bell System Brief, 1923
189:1520		Docket #14700 Bell System Brief, 1928
		Emergencies
189:1521			Flood Data Casualty Loss, 1955
189:1522			Flood Data; Taxes Depreciation Newspaper Clippings, 1955
189:1523			Flood Emergency Expense File, 1936 March
189:1524			Flood Emergency Expenses, 1936 March
189:1525			Hurricane Emergency Information, 1938 September - October
189:1526			Hurricane Emergency Ledgers, 1938 September
189:1527			Hurricane Estimate Information, 1944
189:1528			Hurricane Station and Line Data, 1938 September - October
189:1529			Service Life and Salvage Studies, 1932
189:1530		Equipment Expenses, 1897
189:1531		Estimates for Statistician, 1959-1960
189:1532		Estimates for Statistician, 1961-1964
189:1533		Excess Profits Tax Estimation, 1950
189:1534		Excess Profits Tax and Developments, 1950-1952
		Excess Profits Tax Forms (OS) 1942-1943
				note: see box 217, folder 1535
		Exchange Service Rates, 1920-1925
				(includes area maps and tables) (OS)
				note: see box 217, folder 1536
189:1537		Expenses Bills and Receipts, 1894-1896
189:1538		Expense Forms, 1910
217:1539		FCC Monthly Reports, 1943-1944
				(includes separation sheet) (OS)
189:1540		FCC Special Investigation/Patent Structure of Bell System, 1937 February
		Handbooks
190:1541			Cancelled Pages Part IV, 1953-1969
190:1542			Commercial Expense Accounts, 1933 January
190:1543			Drop Wire Supports, 1927
190:1544			General Circular #301.2, 1957
190:1545			General Office Salaries, 1933 July
190:1546			Line, Cable Placing and Splicing, 1932 February
190:1547			Line, Cable Placing and Splicing, 1935 March
190:1548			Miscellaneous Codes and Accounts, 1935 January
190:1549			Miscellaneous Codes and Accounts, 1942
190:1550			Miscellaneous Codes and Accounts, 1949
191:1551			New England Telephone and Telegraph, 1962
191:1552			Outside Plant Forces, 1942
191:1553			Outside Plant Forces, 1949
191:1554			Preparation of Accounting Reports, 1941
191:1555			Preparation of Accounting Reports, 1950 July
191:1556			Preparation of Accounting Reports, 1952 January
191:1557			Revenue Accounting, 1946
191:1558			Sales Manual, 1932
191:1559-61			Station Installation and Maintenance, 1931-1934
191:1562			Stations No. 50 Coin Collector Installation, 1927
191:1563			Temporary Accounting Instructions for Buildings, 1933 January
191:1564			Traffic Expense Accounts, 1933 January
191:1565			Transmittal Notice, 1962-1963
192		Handbooks (bound books)
192:1566-69			Cancelled Pages, Parts I-III, 1953-1969
192:1570-72			General Accounting Handbook, 1953-1955
192:1573			General Accounting Handbook Revisions, 1964-1969
217:1574		Inventory Sampling Manual (OS), 1975
		Ledgers
			Depreciation Books
193				1948-1954
194				1955-1961
195				1962-1965
196				1966-1972
			Journal and Cash Record
197				1975-1977
198				1977 December - 1980 February
199				1980 February - December
200				1981
201				1982
202				1983
203:1575		Outside Plant Engineering Practices, 1927 September
		Procedures (Bell Subsidiaries)
203:1576			Bell Telephone of Canada, 1968 May
203:1577-78			Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Co. Parts I and II, 1963 July
203:1579-85			Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Plant Accounting Practice Parts I-IV, 1960-1961
203:1586-87			New York Telephone Co. Accounting Handbook Parts I and II, 1960 January
203:1588			Northwestern Bell Telephone Co. Field Accounting, 1963 March
203:1589-90			Pacific Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Acct Handbook Parts I, II, 1960
203:1591-94			Pacific Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Plant Acct. Parts I and II, 1957-1963
204:1595			Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co. Plant Accounting, 1963 January
204:1596-98			SNET Line Construction Parts I-III, 1963-1964
204:1599-1601			SNET Line Construction Manual Parts I-III, 1963-1964
204:1602		Property Lease, 1888
204:1603		Rate Case Exhibits, 1947
204:1604		Rate Case Information, 1947
204:1605		Rate Loops and Distances, 1891 November
204:1606-08		Real Estate and Equipment Codes, 1976-1978
204:1609-13		Retirement Unit Costs, 1977-1978
204:1614		Retirement Unit Costs for Cable, 1978
204:1615		Retirement Unit Costs Development Data, 1978
204:1616-20		Spending Vouchers, 1920
205:1621-28		Spending Vouchers, 1920
		Station Accounting
			Correspondence
205:1629				1957-1958
205:1630				1958 April
205:1631				1958 July
205:1632				1959
205:1633				1959 October
205:1634				1960
205:1635				1961
205:1636				1962
205:1637				1963
205:1638-39			Cost Factors, 1970-1978
205:1640-41			Cost Factor Study Data, 1976-1977
205:1642			Guidelines for Sample Estimates, 1974
205:1643			Material Usage Study, 1975-1977
205:1644			Memoranda, 1972
205:1645			Minutes, Exhibits and Correspondence, 1960-1965
205:1646			Movement Estimating, 1957
205:1647			Sample Inventories, 1956-1958
206:1648-49		Station Apparatus Estimates, 1968-1978
206:1650		Station Apparatus Instruction Manual, 1971
206:1651		Station Apparatus Inventory Instruction Manual, 1971
217:1652		Station Growth Reports (OS), 1919-1928
206:1653		Subscribers Trial Balance, 1886 February
217:1654		Tax Assessing Forms, 1959
				(includes separation sheet) (OS)
				note: see box 217, folder 1654
206:1655		Tax Assessing Forms Samples, 1959
206:1656		Tax Information and Forms, 1955
206:1657		Tool Study, 1947-1952
207:1658-61		Transfers, 1895-1896
207:1662		Transfers and Receipts, 1898-1901
207:1663		Transfer Wrapping (original), 1896
207:1664-66		Yearly Statements, 1894-1907
	Insurance
208:1668		AT&T Fire Reports, Fire Insurance Data, 1957-1966
		Automobile and General Liability Insurance
			Automobile Insurance
208:1669				1948-1952
208:1670				1952-1956
208:1671				1956-1957
208:1672				1957-1958
208:1673				1958-1959
208:1674				1959-1960
			General Liability
208:1675				1950-1952
208:1676				1952-1953
208:1677				1953-1954
208:1678				1954-1955
208:1679				1955-1956
208:1680				1956-1957
208:1681				1957-1958
208:1682				1959-1960
208:1683				1960-1961
208:1684				1961-1962
208:1685				Accidents, 1957-1964
208:1686				Building Inspection Schedules, 1963
208:1687-88				Excess, 1952-1961
208:1689-91				Excess, 1961-1964
			Automobile and General Liability
208:1692				1959-1960
208:1693				1960-1961
209:1694-95				1961-1962
209:1696-97				1962-1963,
209:1698				1963-1964,
209:1699				1964-1965,
209:1700				1965-1966,
209:1701				Bids, 1964-1966
209:1702				Loss Records, 1956-1964
209:1703				Retrospective Basis - Payments, 1957
		Boiler Insurance
209:1704			Correspondence and General, 1949-1959
			Policy
209:1705				1952-1954,
209:1706				1954-1956,
209:1707				1956-1958,
209:1708-09				1961-1964,
209:1710-12			Policy - Boilers and Water Heater, 1964-1967
209:1713		Inspection Schedules, 1951-1953
209:1714		Bonds for excavation on CT highways and proof of solvency, 1950
209:1715		Bonds for filing with PUC for rate increases, 1947-1959
209:1716		Bonds, letter to Stamford indicating surplus not less then $150,000, 1958-1959
209:1717		Broad form money and securities policy, 1949-1955
209:1718		Brochures - other companies, 1962-1963
209:1719-20		Burglary, Robbery and General Insurance, 1928-1954
209:1721		Certificates - Town of Manchester, 1960-1964
209:1722		Check Alteration and Forgery Insurance, 1921-1958
210		Correspondence (arranged by town)
210:1723			Baltic - Guilford, 1946-1960
210:1724			Hamden - Mystic, 1946-1960
210:1725			Naugatuck - Rockville, 1946-1960
210:1726			Saybrook - Wolcott, 1946-1960
210:1727		Earned Unbilled Toll insurance, 1935-1948
210:1728		Employee Fidelity Bond; primary commercial blanket band, 1929-1944
		Equipment Installation Insurance Policy
210:1729			Supporting material for steam damage to a PBX unit on September 26, 1965 at New Haven City Hall, 1965
210:1730			Supporting material for steam damage to a PBX unit on September 26, 1965 at New Haven City Hall, 1965-1967
210:1731		Federal Deposit Insurance - Corporate, 1934
		Fidelity of Employees Insurance
210:1732			Bond and Correspondence, 1960-1966
210:1733			Waterbury Tire Case - Correspondence, 1965
210:1734-35			Waterbury Tire Case - Insurance Claim, 1965
		Fire Insurance
			Additions 310 Orange St, New Haven
210:1736			55 Trumbull St. Hartford, 1953-1955
210:1737			Automobiles in large company garages, 1942-1949
210:1738			Central Office Equipment in leased buildings, 1951
210:1739			Company Owned Buildings and Contents, 1949
210:1740			Correspondence, 1960-1963
210:1741			Inquiries from local agencies regarding insurance, 1950-1963
210:1742			Lease Requirements, 1950-1954
210:1743			Leased or Owned Buildings, 1948-1958
210:1744			Property Purchased for Future Use, 1947-1949
210:1745			Statistics - prior to 1945, 1921-1945
210:1746			Supplies and Equipment in Temporary Storage, 1947-1953
			Towns
210:1747				Bridgeport, 383 John St., 1959-1960
210:1748				Bridgeport, 430 John St., 1956-1958
210:1749				Bristol, Cameo building, 1961-1962
210:1750				Bristol central office, 1966-1967
210:1751				Brookfield central office, 1966-1967
210:1752				Cheshire central office, 1965-1966
210:1753				Clinton central office, 1961-1962
210:1754				Danbury central office, 1960-1961
210:1755				Danielson central office, 1960-1961
210:1756				Deep River central office, 1965-1966
210:1757				East Hampton central office, 1965
210:1758				East Hartford central office, 1963-1964
210:1759				Essex central office, 1965-1966
210:1760				Farmington central office, 1964-1965
210:1761				Farmington/Unionville building, 1964-1965
211:1762				Georgetown central office, 1964
211:1763				Glastonbury central office, 1963-1964
211:1764				Groton central office, 1963
211:1765				Hartford central office #2, 1966
211:1766				Jewett City central office, 1966-1967
211:1767				Lebanon central office, 1966
211:1768				Manchester central office, 1962
211:1769				Manchester central office, 1965-1966
211:1770				Meriden garage and office building, 1966-1967
211:1771				Moodus central office, 1966
211:1772				Moosup central office, 1965-1966
211:1773				Mystic/Stonington central office, 1962
211:1774				Naugatuck central office, 1962-1963
211:1775				New Bethany central office, 1963-1964
211:1776				New Haven, 40 Wall St., 1958
211:1777				New Haven, 300 George St., 1957-1960
211:1778				New Haven, 310 Orange St., 1966
211:1779				New Haven - East central office, 1965-1966
211:1780				New Haven/Hamden central office, 1962-1963
211:1781				New London, C.A.M.A Building, 1959-1961
211:1782				New Milford central office, 1965
211:1783				New Thompsonville garage, 1963
211:1784				Newington central office, 1963-1964
211:1785				Newtown central office, 1963
211:1786				Norwalk central office, 1962-1965
211:1787				Norwich/Montville central office, 1965
211:1788				Plainville central office, 1965-1966
211:1789				Portland central office, 1959-1960
211:1790				Ridgefield central office, 1964-1965
211:1791				Rockville central office, 1966
211:1792				Saybrook central office, 1964-1965
211:1793				Seymour central office, 1965-1966
211:1794				Southington central office, 1963-1964
211:1795				Staffords Springs central office, 1965-1966
211:1796				Storrs central office, 1965-1966
211:1797				Stratford central office, 1966-1967
211:1798				Thomaston central office, 1967
211:1799				Watertown central office, 1965-1966
211:1800				West Hartford central office, 1960-1962
211:1801				Westbrook garage, 1961-1962
211:1802				Wilton central office, 1961-1962
211:1803				Windsor Locks central office, 1962-1963
211:1804-05		Hartford Steam-Boiler Inspection Reports, 1966-1967
211:1806		Highway Bonds - Cancelled, 1953-1958
211:1807		Indemnity Bond 234574, 1950-1959
211:1808		Insurance Commission Distributions, 1959-1964
211:1809		Insurance Lists (in force and fire insurance cancelled), 1950-1955
211:1810		Investigation into insurance on securities with banks, 1945-1948
212:1811		Liability - 314-320 Orange St. New Haven, 1951
212:1812		Marsh & McLennon - Fire and Safety Inspections, 1949-1962
212:1813		Open Stock Burglary Insurance - New Haven (W.E. strike), 1967
212:1814-15		Records of Motor Vehicles, 1959-1963
212:1816-17		Records of Motor Vehicles, 1963-1966
212:1818		Records of Motor Vehicle Adjustment Premium, 1958-1961
212:1819		Security Bond f16856, indemnity bond 75252, 1927-1948
212:1820		Self Insurance Study, 1966
213:1821		Self Insurance Study, 1966
		Seminars and Conferences
213:1822			Bell System Regional Corporate Insurance Conference, 1962
213:1823			Bell System Insurance Conference, 1964
213:1824			Insurance Seminar - Greater New Haven Area, 1962
213:1825		SNET Corporate Insurance Program, undated
213:1826		Transit Insurance, 1959
213:1827		Travelers Inspection Reports, 1966-1967
	Private Mobile Radio Loss
214:1828		1964 Review, 1961-1964
214:1829		Correspondence, 1951-1959
214:1830		Correspondence, 1960 January - June
214:1831		Correspondence, 1960 July - November
214:1832		Correspondence, 1961-1962
215:1833		Correspondence and TWX, 1962
215:1834		Data pertaining to private mobile radio retirements, 1962?
218:1835		Data pertaining to private mobile radio retirements (OS), 1962?
215:1836		Data - Miscellaneous
215:1837		Development of estimated private mobile loss for 1960, 1960
215:1838		FCC Development, 1962
215:1839		Sale of private systems - Hartford Electric Light Co., Connecticut Light & Power, 1947-1958
215:1840		Work papers - developing a loss due to the disposition of private mobile equipment for 1958
215:1841		Work papers - developing a loss due to the disposition of private mobile equipment for 1959
215:1842		Work papers - developing a loss due to the disposition of private mobile equipment for 1961
216		Mobile private line - index cards, 1958-1961
	OVERSIZED
		General Accounting
217:1488			Comparative Balance Sheet, 1942-1943
217:1504			Credit Debit Journal and Journal Details, 1977 May
217:1535			Excess Profits Tax Forms, 1942-1943
217:1536			Exchange Service Rates, 1920-1925
					(includes area maps and tables)
217:1539			FCC Monthly Reports, 1943-1944
					(includes separation sheet)
217:1574			Inventory Sampling Manual, 1975
217:1652			Station Growth Reports, 1919-1928
217:1654			Tax Assessing Forms, 1959
					(includes separation sheet)
		Private Mobile Radio Loss
218:1835			Data Pertaining to Private Mobile Radio Retirements, 1962


Series III: Corporate Relations, undated, 1915-1995
	Advertising
248:1843		Account Review Binder (OS), 1986
219:1844		Ad Group/Agency Annual Meeting, 1976
219:1845		Ad Programs, 1980
		Agency Agendas
219:1846			1971
219:1847-48			1972
219:1849-50			1973
219:1851-52			1974
219:1853		Agency Correspondence, 1965-1971
219:1854		Agency Meeting Minutes and Reports, 1970
235		Artwork: (OS) (loose materials) Line-art, Drawings, Transparencies, 1970s-1980s
219:1855		ATT Advertising Schedules, 1975-1977
219:1856		ATT Advertising Schedules, 1977-1978
219:1857		ATT Yellow Page Proposals, 1972
219:1858		ATT Yellow Page Schedules, 1973-1974
		Budgets
219:1861			Budget Comparison, 1973-1974
			Budget Information
219:1862				1971
219:1863				1972
219:1864				1973
219:1865				1974
219:1866				1975
219:1867				1976
219:1868				1977
219:1869-70				1978
219:1871			Budget Management Seminar, 1979 October
			Yellow Page Budget
219:1872				1970
219:1873				1971
219:1874				1972
220:1875				1973-1974
220:1876				1975
220:1877				1976
220:1878				1977
220:1879				1980
220:1880		Business Correspondence, 1980
220:1881		Business Ads and Plans, 1979-1980
220:1883		Business Plans, 1980
220:1884			Business Plans, 1981
220:1885			Business to Business Report, 1982
		Campaigns
220:1886			ATT Long Distance Campaigns, 1978
220:1887			Bell Boy Special Campaign, 1970
			Business Campaign
220:1888				1972
220:1889				1973
220:1890				1974
220:1891-92				1975
220:1893-94				1976
220:1895				1977
220:1896			Campaign Costs, 1976
220:1897			Christmas Campaign, 1973
220:1898			Christmas Campaign, 1975
220:1899			Christmas Campaign, 1978
220:1900			Design Line Telephone Campaign, 1975-1976
220:1901			Dial Tone Change Campaign, 1977
			Directory Assistance Campaign
220:1902				1976
220:1903-04				1977
220:1905				1978
220:1906				1978-1980
220:1907			Employment Recruitment Campaign, 1970
220:1908			Employment Recruitment Radio Campaign, 1969
220:1909			Extension Campaign, 1973
220:1910			Extension Campaign, 1974
220:1911			Extension Campaign, 1975
			Extension Christmas Campaign
220:1912				1971
220:1913				1972
220:1914				1973-1974
221:1915				1975
221:1916			Extension and Design Line Campaign, 1976
221:1917			Extension Spring Campaign, 1972
221:1918			Government and Municipal Directory Campaign, 1971
221:1919			International Direct Distance Dialing Campaign, 1978
221:1921			Long Distance/Directory Assistance Campaign, 1974
221:1922			Long Distance/Directory Assistance Campaign, 1975
			Long Distance Campaign
221:1923				1970-1971
221:1917			Extension Spring Campaign, 1972
221:1918			Government and Municipal Directory Campaign, 1971
221:1919			International Direct Distance Dialing Campaign, 1978
221:1921			Long Distance/Directory Assistance Campaign, 1974
221:1922			Long Distance/Directory Assistance Campaign, 1975
			Long Distance Campaign
221:1923				1970-1971
221:1924				1976
221:1925-26				1977
221:1927-28				1978
221:1929				1979
221:1930				1980
221:1931			Long Distance Mother's Day Campaign, 1973
221:1932			Long Distance Public Announcement Service Campaign, 1978
221:1933			Long Distance/Directory Assistance Summer Campaign, 1972
221:1934			Long Distance/Directory Assistance Summer Campaign, 1972
221:1935			Long Distance/Directory Assistance Summer Campaign, 1976
221:1936			Long Distance Winter Campaign, 1973
221:1937			Lottery Call Number Campaign, 1972
221:1938			Major Media Campaigns, 1976
221:1939			Mother's Day Campaign, 1975
221:1940			Open House Campaign, 1969
221:1941			Phone Center Store Campaign, 1977
221:1942			Phone Store Campaign, 1968
221:1943			Phone Store Bill Payments Campaign, 1970
221:1944			Phone Store Long Distance Summer Campaign, 1968
221:1945			Public Service Campaign, 1980
221:1946			Residence Campaign, 1977-1978
221:1947			Residence Campaign, 1980
221:1948			Residence Fall Campaign, 1979
221:1949			Residence Spring Campaign, 1980
			Touch-Tone Campaign
221:1950				1965-1968
221:1951				1970
221:1952				1971-1972
221:1953				1980
221:1954			Trimline Campaign, 1966
221:1955			Trimline Campaign, 1967
			Yellow Page Campaign
221:1956				1970
221:1957				1974
221:1958				1975
221:1959				1975-1976
222:1960				1976-1977
222:1961				1977-1978
222:1962			1-411 Advertising Campaign, 1972
222:1963		Commissions and Cut In Charges Report, 1968
222:1975		Directory Assistance Advertising Cost Study, 1971-1976
222:1976		Directory Assistance Correspondence, 1973-1977
		Directory Correspondence, Legal Issues
222:1977			1941-1954
222:1978			1946-1951
222:1979			1947-1955
222:1980			1955-1956
222:1981		Directory Filler Advertisements, 1971
222:1982		Education Seminar, 1980 March
222:1983		FCPA Compliance [Foreign Corrupt Practices Act], 1979
222:1984		General Rate Increase, Background Information, 1980 July
222:1985			General Rate Increase Correspondence, 1981
222:1986			General Rate Increase Correspondence, 1982
222:1987			General Rate Increase Informational Plan, 1982
		Illustrations (OS)
				note; see boxes: 236-239 folders 1988-2006 (also loose materials)
222:2011		Job Descriptions, 1979
222:2012		Job Descriptions and Correspondence, 1979
222:2013		Long Distance Tracking, 1972-1977
222:2014		Management Job Evaluation, 1976-1979
222:2016		Manuals, 1969-1979
222:2017		Manuals, 1978-1979
		Mechanicals (OS)
				note: see boxes 240, 241, folders 2024, 2025 (also loose materials)
222:2026		Media Plans, 1980
		New England Telephone Anti-Trust Case
222:2027			Ad Samples, 1955-1978
222:2028			Correspondence, 1975-1976
222:2029			Correspondence, 1980
222:2030			Documents, 1977
222:2031			Documents, 1979 January
222:2032			Documents and Correspondence, 1978
222:2033			Documents and Correspondence, 1979
222:2034		New Yellow Page Commercials, 1970-1971
223:2035		Phone Center Study, 1979
		Photographs (OS)
				note: see box 242-243 (loose materials)
		Posters (OS)
				note: see box 244-246 (loose materials)
223:2036		Prints, Directory Centennial (OS)
				note: see box 238
		Printing Plates (OS)
				note: see box 247, folders 2037-2053
223:2054		Project Management, 1981
		Promotions
223:2055			Calling Card Promotion, 1977
223:2056			Christmas Gift Promotion, 1976
223:2057			Decorator Telephone (Decotel) Promotion, 1971
223:2058			Ecology Promotion, New London and Norwich, 1971
223:2059			June Gift Promotion, 1968
223:2060			Mother's Day Promotion, 1973
223:2061			“Our Town” Promotion, 1977
223:2062			Phone Store Promotion, 1968
223:2063			Phone Store Promotion, 1968
223:2064			World On A String Promotion and Study, 1971-1972
223:2065			Public Utilities Advertising Association Awards, 1971
		Research
223:2066			Business Research, 1975
223:2067			Commercial Testing, undated
223:2068			Commercial Research, 1976
223:2069			Communications Research, 1979-1980
223:2070			Radio Station Research and Correspondence, 1968
223:2071			Research Plans, 1977
223:2072			WILI and WINY Research and Correspondence, 1965-1967
		Residence
223:2073-74			Residence Advertising Information, 1978
223:2075			Residence Advertising Information, 1979-1980
223:2076			Residence Call Reports, 1980
223:2077			Residence Christmas Media Plan, 1979
223:2078			Residence/Long Distance Presentations, 1980
			Residence Media Plans
223:2079				1979
223:2080				1979-1980
223:2081-82				1980
223:2084			Residence Reference Information, 1980
		Samples
223:2085			1924-1929
223:2086-87			1926
223:2088-89			1927
223:2090			1928
224:2091			1928
224:2092-93			1929
224:2094-96			1930
224:2097-98			1931
		Samples (OS)
				note; see boxes: 248-255, folders 2099-2150
		Sample Advertisements (OS) [large binders by year 1955-1980]
				note: see box/volume 256-285
224:2151		Sample Marketing Aids, 1987
		Sample Printed Material for Clients
224:2152			#1, 1986
224:2153			#2, 1986
224:2154			#3, 1987 January
224:2155			#4, 1987 January
224:2156			#5, 1987 January
224:2157			#6, 1987 February
224:2158			#7, 1987 March
224:2159			#8, 1987 March
224:2160			#9, 1987 April
224:2161			#10, 1987 April
224:2162			#11, 1987 May
224:2163			#12, 1987 May
224:2164			#13, 1987 June
224:2165			#14, 1987 July
224:2166			#15, 1987 August
224:2167			#16, 1987 August
224:2168			#17, 1987 September
224:2169			#18, 1987 October
224:2170			#19, 1987 October
224:2171			#20, 1987 December
224:2172			#21, 1988 January
224:2173			#22, 1988 February
224:2174			#23 [1988?]
224:2175			#24, 1988 April
224:2176			#25, 1988 June
224:2177			#26, 1988 July
225:2178-79		Samples, Year In Review, 1988
225:2180		Schedules, 1980
225:2181		Schedules, 1981
225:2182		Schedules, 1982
225:2183		Schedules, ATT, 1982
225:2184		Schedules, Bell System, 1980
225:2185		Schedules, Television, 1979-1980
225:2186		Services Promotions, 1980s
		Sports
225:2188			CIAC Basketball, 1970
225:2189			Fall Sports Package, NFL and UCONN Football, 1972
225:2190			Sports Package, 1972-1973
225:2191			Sports Package, 1974
225:2192			UCONN Basketball and UP With People Program, 1968-1969
225:2193			UCONN Basketball, 1966-1967
225:2194			UCONN Basketball, 1968-1969
225:2195			UCONN Basketball, 1969-1970
225:2196			UCONN Basketball and Football, 1971-1974
225:2197			UCONN Football, 1975
225:2198			Yellow Page and Sports Packages, 1972
		Spot Franchise
225:2199			1968
225:2200			1969-1970
225:2201			1970
225:2202			1971
225:2203			1972
225:2204			1973
225:2205			1974
225:2206			1975
225:2207			1976
225:2208			1977
225:2209		Spot Franchise Charts 1968-1973
225:2210		Sprint Information 1980
225:2213		Tracking Surveys 1970-1976
225:2214		Yearly Summaries, Bell System 1965-1971
225:2215		Yearly Summary Comparisons 1965-1971
		Yearly Summary
225:2216			1971
225:2217			1972
226:2218			1973
226:2219			1974
226:2220			1975
226:2221			1976
226:2222			1977
226:2223			1978
226:2224			1979
226:2225			1980
226:2227		Yellow Pages, 1978
226:2228		Yellow Pages, 1979
226:2229		Yellow Pages, 1980
226:2230		Yellow Pages, 1981
226:2231		Yellow Page Ads, 1979
226:2232		Yellow Pages and ATT, 1981
226:2233		Yellow Pages ATT/SNET, 1979-1980
226:2234		Yellow Pages and ATT/SNET, 1981-1982
226:2235		Yellow Pages Budget, 1981
226:2236		Yellow Pages Budget, 1982
226:2238		Yellow Pages Business To Business, 1978
226:2239		Yellow Pages Business To Business, 1979
226:2240		Yellow Pages Business To Business, 1980
226:2241		Yellow Pages, Business To Business, 1981
226:2242		Yellow Pages, Business To Business, 1981
226:2243		Yellow Pages, Business To Business, 1982
226:2244		Yellow Pages Business To Business Categorization, 1979
226:2245		Yellow Pages, Business To Business Direct Marketing, 1982
226:2246		Yellow Pages, Business To Business Inserts, 1982
226:2247		Yellow Pages Business To Business Plans, 1980
226:2248		Yellow Pages, Business To Business Radio, 1981
226:2249		Yellow Pages, Business To Business Research, 1979
226:2250		Yellow Pages, Business To Business Special Projects, 1981
226:2251		Yellow Pages Business To Business Study, 1979
226:2252		Yellow Pages Community Campaign, 1978
226:2253		Yellow Page Coupons, 1980
226:2254		Yellow Pages Dentist Campaign, 1980
226:2255		Yellow Pages Lawsuit, 1979
226:2256		Yellow Pages Lawsuit, 1982
226:2257		Yellow Pages Long Range View, 1981-1982
226:2258		Yellow Pages National Association, 1982
226:2259		Yellow Pages Presentation, 1973
226:2260		Yellow Pages Promotional Program, 1981
544:2261		Yellow Pages Promotions and Studies, 1976
544:2262		Yellow Pages Radio Campaign, 1980
544:2263		Yellow Pages Red Campaign, 1978-1979
544:2264		Yellow Pages Red Campaign, 1980
544:2265		Yellow Pages Red Campaign, 1980
544:2266		Yellow Pages/Red Direct Marketing, 1979
544:2267		Yellow Pages Reference and Research Materials, 1979
544:2268		Yellow Pages Research, 1976-1980
544:2270		Yellow Pages Schedule, 1980
544:2271		Yellow Pages Study, 1973
544:2272		Yellow Pages Study, 1974
544:2273		Yellow Pages Study, 1976
544:2274		Yellow Pages Studies, 1977
544:2278		Yellow Pages Trumbull Campaign, 1980
544:2279		Yellow Pages Usage Study, 1977
544:2280		Yellow Pages Usage Study, CT, 1977
544:2281		Yellow Pages Usage Study, 1978
544:2282		Yellow Pages Usage Studies, 1981
	Customer Complaints
227:2283		Customer Comment Guide, 1930
227:2284		to FCC [Federal Communications Commission] (binder), 1949-1969
227:2285		to PUC [Public Utilities Commission] Equipment (binder), 1915-1968
		to PUC, Rates (binders)
227:2286			1926-1934
227:2287			1926-1957
227:2288			1958-1966 (folder, w/Index)
227:2289			1958-1966
227:2290		1967-1969
228:2291			1970
228:2292			1971
		to PUC, Service (binders)
228:2293			1916-1947
228:2294			1948-1951
228:2295			1952-1955
228:2296			1956-1962
229:2297			1963-1966
229:2298			1967-1968
229:2299			1969
229:2300			1970
229:2301			1971
	Employee Information
230:2303		Anniversary Card, Church St. Building, 1988
230:2320		Company Structure, 1970
230:2323		Consumer Health Skills Leader's Guide, 1982
230:2325		CT Finest Magazine, 1988
230:2327		Ecology Program, 1977
230:2328		Ecology Program, 1980
230:2329		Ecology Program Reports, 1970s-1980s
230:2330		Ecology Program Report, 1981 July
230:2331		Ecology Report, 1981 July
230:2332		Elevator Cards, 1962-1963
230:2333		Elevator Cards, 1965
		Elevator Cards (OS)
				note: see box 286-287 (large binders)
230:2341		Health Promotion Manual, 1982
230:2342		Health Promotion Manual and Guide, 1982 November
230:2353		Keep It Off Program, undated
230:2355		Labor/Management Agreement, 1968 September
230:2356		License Contract Study, 1979
230:2361		Management Topics, 1982
230:2363		News Briefs, 1976
230:2367		Pamphlets, Company Services, 1990s
230:2368		Pamphlets, Financial Facts, 1974
230:2370		President Carter's Ecology Package, 1977
230:2372		Privacy of Records Policy, 1980
230:2374		Program Samples, 1980
230:2379		Rate Case Background Information Booklet, 1982 March
230:2380		Rate Case Backgrounder Program, 1982
230:2381		Rate Case Backgrounder Program, Part I, 1982
230:2382		Rate Case Backgrounder Program, Part II, 1982
230:2383		Rate Request Booklet, 1980
		Safety Cards
230:2392			1935 January - November
230:2393			1936
230:2394			1937
230:2395			1938
230:2396			1939
230:2397			1940
230:2398			1941
230:2399			1942
230:2400			1945
230:2401			1946
230:2402			1947
230:2403			1951 February - March
230:2404			1952
230:2405			1953 February - December
230:2406			1954
230:2407			1955 February - October
230:2408			1956 February - December
230:2409			1957
230:2410			1958
230:2411			1959
230:2412			1960
230:2413			1961
230:2414			1962 January - February
230:2415			1965
230:2424		Strike Letter, 1968 May
	Jean Handley Files
230:2507		Management Employment Conference, 1976
		Programs
230:2525			Affirmative Action Program (Vets and Handicapped), 1976
	Public Information
		ATT Correspondence
230:2545			1978 March - July
230:2546			1978 August - December
545:2547			1979 January - May
545:2548			1979 June - December
545:2550		Brochures/Magazines/Pamphlets, 1980s
545:2551		Buried Cable Booklet, 1968/1991
545:2552		Business Promotions, 1987-1991
545:2565		Centennial Booklet, 1977
545:2566		Centennial Program/History, 1978
545:2567		Centennial Planning, 1977 May
545:2574		Corporate Symbol Promotion, 1984
545:2582		Ecology Program Reports, 1974-1980
545:2583		Editorial, Alfred W. Van Sinderen, undated
545:2585		Educational Relations, 1980
288		Informational Packages (OS)
				note: see box 288, folders 2601-2612
		Interviews (transcripts of)
231:2613			Aleska, G. and Johnson, J., 1976
231:2614			Burchard and Hyde, 1976
231:2615			Corves, G., 1976
231:2616			D'Onofrio, D., 1976
231:2617			Eckstrom, R., 1977
231:2618			Gradwell, J., 1976
231:2619			Little, R. P., 1976
231:2620			Lombardi, R., 1976
231:2621			Miglio, D., 1976
231:2622			Owens, O. H., 1976
231:2623			Owens, O. H., 1976
231:2624			Tinker, D., 1976
231:2625			Van Sinderen, A., 1977
231:2626			Van Sinderen, A., 1976
231:2627			Zupka, D., 1976
231:2628		I-SNET [Internet], 1994 January
231:2635		LINX Promotion [Cellular], 1987
231:2636		Mailing Samples, 1988
231:2639		News Conference, Lightnet, 1985 May - June
231:2640		News Conference, Sonecor, 1983 January
231:2642		News Releases, 1956-1979
231:2643		News Releases, 1986
231:2644		News Releases, 1987
231:2645		News Releases, 1987-1994
231:2646		News Releases, 1994-1998
231:2647		News Release, Fiber Optics, 1989 December
231:2648		News Release, Lease/Finance, 1992 September
231:2650		News Report, Yellow Pages, 1976 July
		Pamphlets
231:2651			1970-1986
231:2652-54			1980s
231:2655		Press Conference, Van Sinderen, 1974 April
		Press Luncheons, Van Sinderen,
231:2660-62			1974
231:2663-64			1977
289		Promotional Items (OS)
				note: see box 289, folders 2665-2672
290		Promotional Items (OS),
				note: see box 290, folders 2673-2679
231:2680		Publications, 1980s
231:2681		Rate Guide, Part I, 1936
231:2682		Rate Guide, Part II, 1936
231:2685		Road After 1984 Information Package (OS), 1983-1984
				note: see box 290
231:2687		Road After 1984 New Release Package (OS), 1983-1984
				note: see box 290
231:2692		Samples, 1960s
231:2693		Samples, 1980s
231:2699		Special Olympics Media Kit (OS), 1995
				note: see box 290
231:2700		Special Olympics Program, 1993
231:2701		Special Olympics, 1994
		Speeches
231:2702			Gustavson, D., 1976
231:2703-04			Miglio, D., 1984
231:2705			Owens, O. H., 1976
231:2706			Owens, O. H., 1977
231:2707			Scully, W. J., 1976
231:2708			Van Sinderen, 1977 January
231:2709			1976 November
231:2710			1976 June
231:2711			1977 April
232:2712		Speeches, Indexes, through 1979
232:2713			1956-1961
232:2714			1983 November - December
232:2715-16			1984 January - May
232:2717-18			1984 May - December
232:2719-20			1985
232:2721-23			1986
233:2724-26			1987
233:2727			Unidentified, 1966-1986
233:2728			Unidentified, undated
233:2729			Brown, Charles L., 1977-1980
233:2730			Brown, Charles L., 1980-1982
233:2731			Handley, Jean M., 1980-1984
233:2732			Handley, Jean M., 1985-1987
			Monteith, Walter H.,
233:2733				1982-1983
233:2734				1984-1985
233:2735				1986-1987
233:2736				1987
234:2737			Olson, J. E., 1980-1983
			Van Sinderen, A. W
234:2738				1966-1967
234:2739				1968
234:2740				1972
234:2741				1977-1978
234:2742				1980
234:2743				1980-1981
234:2744				1982
234:2745				1983
234:2746				1984
234:2747				1984-1985
234:2748			Von Auw, A., 1965, 1968, 1981
291:2749		World's Fair Promotion Binder (OS)

	Oversized
		Advertising
235			Artwork; (loose materials) Line-Art, Drawings, Transparencies, 1970s-1980s
236			Illustrations, 1950s
237			Illustrations, 1950s-1970s
			Illustrations
238:1988-1998				George DeCrosta First Century, 1970s
238:2038				Directory Centennial Prints, 1970s
239			Illustrations; Mike Barber/Yellow Pages, 1950s
239:1999				Bear Hunt
239:2000				Mountain Climber
239:2001				Scuba Diver
239:2002				Fox Hunt
239:2003				Deep Sea Fisherman
239:2004				Woman Skier
239:2005				Big-game Hunter
239:2006				Geologist
240:2024-2025,			Mechanicals,
					note: also loose materials
241			Mechanicals, 1980s
242			Photographs, undated
243			Photographs, undated
244			Posters, 1960s-1970s
245			Posters, 1970s-1980s
246			Posters (Large Binder), 1970-1972
247			Printing Plates, undated
247:2037-2038				Business Office Informationals
247:2039				Directory Informationals
247:2040				Ecology Ad
247:2041-2045				Extension Ads
247:2046-2051				Long Distance Ads
247:2052				Phone Store Informationals
247:2053				Total Phone Ads
			Samples
248:1843				Account Review, 1986
248:2099				Business Ads, 1970s-1980s
248:2100				Business Ads, Bell System, 1979
248:2101				Business Ads, Posters, 1980s
248:2102				Business to Business Yellow Pages Ads, 1980s
249:2103				Samples, undated
249:2104				Samples Long Distance, 1950s
249:2105				Sample Ads ATT, [1970s]
249:2106				Sample Ads Bell System, [1970s]
249:2107				Sample Ads Western Electric, [1970s]
250				Newspaper Ads (Large Poster Board), 1953-1955
251:2108-2124				Pamphlets, Booklets, Directory and Residence Ads, 1930s
252:2125-2131				Rates, Long Distance, Health and Safety (employee ads), 1920s-1930s
253:2132-2138				Residence Ads and Mechanicals, 1980s
						(also loose materials)
254:2139-2141				Residence, Long Distance and Service Ads, 1936-1940
255:2142-2150				Services, Brochures, Educational and Business Ads, 1980s
			Sample Advertisements, (Large Binders)
256				1955
257				1955
258				1956
259				1956 (Direct Distance Dialing)
260				1957
261				1958
262				1959
263				1960
264				1961
265				1962
266				1963
267				1964
268				1965
269				1965
270				1966
271				1966
272				1967
273				1968
274				1969
275				1970 (Flat Box)
276				1971
277				1972
278				1973
279				1974
280				1975
281				1976
282				1977
283				1978
284				1979
285				1980
		Employee Information
286			Elevator Cards, Safety Cards, Posters (large binder), 1962-1963
287			Elevator Cards, 1965-1966
		Public Information
			Informational Packages
288:2601				All Distance, 1992-1993
288:2602				Centennial Celebration, 1978 January
288:2603				Education Program, Phenomenal Phone Book, 1989
288:2604				Industry News, 1980s
288:2605				I-SNET 1994 August
288:2606				Links To Learning, 1988 October
288:2607				LINX Program, 1985
288:2608				Press Conference Package, NHSO, 1993 May
288:2609				Planning and Forecast, 1968 March
288:2610				Recruiting, undated
288:2611				Sonecor Press Conference Package, 1983
288:2612				Sonecor Packages, 1984-1985
			Promotional Items
289:2665				Autographed Hand-fan, undated
289:2666				Official New Haven Anniversary Commemorative Medal, 1988
289:2667				New Corporate Symbol, undated
289:2668				Radio Commercial Record Sample, 1984
289:2669				SNET WATS Wings Pin, undated
289:2670				Yellow Pages Note Pad, 1991-1992
289:2671				771-Call Program, 1991-1992
289:2672				771-Call Program, 1991-1992
			Promotional and Informational Items
290:2673				Ecology Program Promotional Item, 1980
290:2674				Ecology Promotion Item, Yellow Pages Dress, 1968
290:2675				Exhibit Handbook, Special Olympics, 1995
290:2676				Holiday Materials, undated
290:2677				Lightwave Press Conference Promotional Items, 1979
290:2678				Service Charges Chart, undated
290:2679				SNET Classic Tennis, 1994
290:2685			Road After 1984 Information Package, 1983-1984
290:2687			Road After 1984 News Release Package, 1983-1984
290:2699			Special Olympics Media Kit, 1995
291:2749			World's Fair Promotion Binder, 1964-1965


Series IV: Product Service Development, undated, 1889-1967
292:2752	Appreciation Course for Plant Engineering Headquarters Employees Engaged in Cable and Conduit Record Work, 1942
	Blueprints and Diagrams (OS)
			Note: folders 2753-2761
		Buildings
(cab):2753			New Haven - Court St., 1904
(cab):2754			Stamford - Dial Office, 1928
(cab):2755			Stamford - Greyrock Place (25), 1921-1925
(cab):2756		Cable Diagrams - Orange/Derby (2), 1921
(cab):2757		Cable Diagrams - Waterbury (2), 1921
(cab):2758		Coy Switchboard Blueprint, 1878
(cab):2759		Diagrams
			Connections in Trunk Line Section, 1889
			Establishment of Exchange Trunk Connection (A,B), undated
			Method of Wrapping Frayed Switchboard Cords, 1918
			Schematic, 1906
			Sketch Showing Method of Distribution from 10pr. Terminals, 1903
			Sketch Showing Method of Supporting Cables and Proper Location, 1903
			Sketch Showing Proposed Combination of Distribution, 1903
			Standard Ground Connections, 1909
			Standard Lag Screw for Six Pin Arm, 1902
			Telephone Use Sign, undated
			Test Section - Bridgeport, CT, undated
(cab):2760		Loading Coil Vault/Manholes, 1921
(cab):2761		Pay Stations, undated
292:2762	Cable Ledger New Haven Area w/maps, 1900-1906
292:2763	Cable Ledger New Haven Area, 1896-1913
292:2764	Carrier and Microwave Systems, 1967
292:2765	Cost Data for estimating the cost of new construction, 1925
292:2766	Equipment appraisal cards, ca. 1910-1915
	Engineering Department
292:2767		File D4.1 Vol. No. 1, 1914-1930
292:2768		File D4.1 Vol. No. 2, 1913-1935
293:2769		File D4.2 Vol. No. 1 Retirement Costs, 1913-1931
293:2770		File D5.2 Vol. No. 1 Depreciation, 1913-1928
293:2771		File D5.2 Vol. No. 2 Depreciation Study, 1929
293:2772		File D5.2A A. F. Brooks Depreciation Testimony, 1928
293:2773		File D5.2A General and Correspondence, 1928
293:2774		File D6.1 Vol. No. 1 Depreciation Reserve Requirements Study, 1933
293:2775		File D6.1 Vol. No. 2 Depreciation Reserve Data, 1933-1936
293:2776		File D6.1 Vol. No. 3 Depreciation Reserve Requirement Study, 1936-1938
293:2777		File PE11 Vol. No. 6 Retirement Unit Costs/Plant Quantities, 1921-1924
293:2778		File PE11 Vol. No. 7 Retirement Unit Costs/Plant Quantities, 1925-1927
294:2779		File PE11 Vol. No. 8 Preliminary Unit Costs, 1927-1933
294:2780		File PE11 Vol. No. 9 Retirement Unit Costs, 1923-1932
294:2781		File PE11 Vol. No. 13 Retirement Unit Costs, 1935-1937
294:2782		File PE11 Vol. No. 14 Retirement Unit Cost Data, 1937
294:2783		File PE11 Vol. No. 15 Retirement Accounting Practices, 1938
294:2784		File PE11 Vol. No. 16 Station Apparatus, 1929-1941
294:2785		File PE11 Vol. No. 17 Preliminary Unit Costs, 1939-1941
294:2786	General Specifications for Exchange Aerial Construction, 1911
294:2787	Ledger Material/Labor, 1913-1915
294:2788	Major Emergency Routine, 1954
294:2789	Plant Bulletin - No. 1, 1910
294:2790-91	Plant Bulletin - Plainville, 1911-1922
		Inventories
295:2792			Bristol Substation Inventory data sheets, 1917
295:2793			Notes on Inventories, Separation of Toll and Exchange Plant, Etc., 1913
295:2794			Pole Line, Aerial Wire and Aerial Cable Plant Inventory
				Hamden and Canal RR, 1917
295:2795				New Haven, 1917
295:2796				Waterbury, 1921
296:2797-98				Willimantic, 1916
296:2799-805					Plant Department Inventory, 1916


Series V: Studies, Reports, and Plans, undated, 1911-1985
	Paper
297:2806		Administrative Routine for Approval of Time Share Projects, 1976
297:2807		Automatic Number Identification, 1960?
297:2810		CAMA Studies (Centralized Automatic Message Accounting), 1956-1961
297:2811		CAROT II - Centralized Automatic Reporting on Trunks - Phase 2, 1975
297:2812		Conduit Study - data, 1942
				see also: box 303
297:2813		Connecticut - Census of Manufacturers, 1939
297:2814		Connecticut Control Switch Point Study, 1964
297:2815		Connecticut Regional Survey, 1929-1950
		Data and Information Systems (Information Technology Learning Center)
297:2818			1974 Objectives - Status Report
297:2819			1974 Project Summary
297:2820			1975 Objectives - Mid Year Report
297:2821			1975 Objectives - Year End Report
297:2822			1975 Project Summary
297:2823			1976 Objectives - Mid year Report
297:2824			1976 Objectives - Year End Report
297:2825			1976 Project Summary
297:2826			1977 Objectives - Mid Year Report
297:2827			1977 Objectives - Year End Report
297:2828			1978 Objectives - Mid Year Report
297:2829			1978 Objectives - Year End Report
297:2830			1979 Objectives - Mid Year Report
297:2831			1979 Objectives - Year End Report
297:2832			1980 Objectives - Mid Year Report
		Data and Information Systems (Information Technology Center)
297:2833			1980 Objectives - Year End Report 1981
297:2834			1981 Objectives - Mid Year Report,
297:2835			1981 Objectives - Year End Report, 1982
297:2836			1982 Objectives - Mid Year Report
297:2839			1981 Departmental MBO Review, 1981 January - June
297:2840			1982 Departmental MBO Review, 1982 January - June
297:2841			1982 Departmental MBO Review, 1982 janaury - December
297:2849			Corporate Mechanization Program Annual Report - Projects Cut into Service, 1978
297:2850			Corporate Mechanization Program Annual Report - Projects Cut into Service, 1979
297:2851			CRIS Division, Work Program Status Report for the First Half of 1982, 1982
297:2853		Direct Distance Dialing - Northwest Study, 1959
		Directory Assistance Charging
297:2854			Business Customer Survey, 1973
297:2855			Charging for Directory Assistance, 1974
297:2856			Charging for Directory Assistance - Rate Recommendation, 1976
297:2857			Charging for Directory Assistance - Replies to the PUCA Questions, 1976 March
297:2858			Charging for Directory Assistance - Replies to the PUCA Questions, 1976 June
297:2859			Directory Assistance Charging, undated
297:2860			Directory Assistance Charging Curtailment Study - 6 Proposed Rate Plans, 1976
298:2861			Directory Assistance Charging - a Research Proposal, 1972
298:2862			Directory Assistance Charging - An SNET Public Relations Plan to Inform Employees - Public, 1978
298:2863			Directory Assistance Charging Study - Rate Case Data, 1975
298:2864-65			Directory Assistance Charging - 1976 Study, 1976
298:2866			Directory Assistance Charging - 1978 Study, 1978
298:2867			Directory Assistance System/Microfilm - Operational and Economic Analysis, 1974
298:2868			Directory Assistance Usage Study, 1976
298:2869			Directory Assistance Usage Characteristics Study, 1976
298:2870			Effectiveness of Directory Assistance Volume Reduction Advertising, May to October 1977, 1978
298:2871			General, undated, 1976-1978
298:2872			Heuristic Estimation of SNET Directory Assistance Charging Curtailment - 5 Alternate Rate Plans, 1975
298:2873			Introducing the X-Y-Z Directory Assistance Pos., undated
298:2874			Residence Customer Survey, 1973
298:2875			Service and Cost Analysis, 1977
298:2876		Division Operations Managers, 1969-1971
298:2877		Division of Revenues Study - Central Office Equipment, 1943
298:2878		Downstate High Density Backbone Routing Strategies, 1981
				(New York Telephone)
298:2879-80		Earnings and Profit Study - Farmington Valley Telephone Co., 1967?
299:2881-82		Earnings and Profit Study - Farmington Valley Telephone Co., 1967?
299:2883-85		Earnings and Profit Study - Sharon Telephone Co., 1969?
299:2886			Sharon Telephone Co. - Financial Statements, 1909-1923
299:2887-88		Earnings and Profit Study - Sharon Telephone Co., 1974?
299:2900		Fiber Backbone Routing Strategies, 1982
299:2901		Foreign Corrupt Practices Act- Plan for Compliance, [1978?]
299:2902		Fundamental Plan for the Administration of Customer Services, 1974
299:2903		Gasoline Rationing, 1980
299:2904		Hartford Metropolitan Area Plan, 1976
300:2905		Index Number Study, Aerial Cable, 1925
300:2906			Poles, 1925
300:2907			Poles Removed, 1925
300:2909		Interoffice Lightguide Backbone Facility Route, 1982
300:2910			Hartford Area Inter-Office Plan, 1981
300:2911			Local Area Networks, 1982
300:2912-14		Long Range Planning for Plant Extension, 1973
300:2915		Microwave Fundamental Plan, 1966
300:2916		New London District - Plans and Objectives for 1970, 1970
300:2917		Old Greenwich Sound Beach Study, 1911-1917
300:2918		Opportunities for Increasing Organizational Effectiveness (Arthur D. Little, Inc.), 1963
300:2919		Performance Review, 1979
300:2920		Planning for a Digital Backbone Facility, 1982?
300:2921		Planning Material for Phase 1 of the Customer Request for Service Segment of the Business Information System, 1965
300:2931		Public Utilities Commission Docket no.7415 - Separation of Property, Expenses and Revenues, (vol. 1), 1946
300:2932-33		Public Utilities Commission Docket no.7415 - Separation of Property, Expenses and Revenues, (vol. 2), 1946
301:2934		Public Utilities Commission Docket no.7415 - Separation of Property, Expenses and Revenues - Central Office Equipment, 1946
301:2935		The Road After 1984: The Impact of Technology on Society - A Nation-Wide Survey of the Public and Its Leaders on the New Technology and Its Consequences for American Life (Louis Harris and Assoc. Inc.), 1983
			Survey Data
301:2936-37			Impact of Technology on Society (Connecticut), 1983
301:2938-39			Impact of Technology on Society (Leaders), 1983
301:2940-41			Impact of Technology on Society (Public), 1983
301:2943		SNET Testing Utilities, undated
301:2944		Southern New England Telephone Cellular Mobile Telecommunications Service - A Case Study (Presented at Yale School of Organization and Management), 1985
302:2945		Special Service - Serving Plan, 1981
302:2946-53		Studies filed with the PUCA/DPUC, 1975-1979
302:2954-61		Studies and Reports filed with the PUCA/DPUC, 1975-1979
545:2962-63		Studies and Reports filed with the PUCA/DPUC, 1975-1979
545:2964		Summaries of Typical Business Research Studies, [1974?]
545:2965		Summary of General Business Conditions in Connecticut, 1946
545:2966		SXS Intertoll Tandem Retirements, 1975-1976
545:2967		SXS Tandem Replacements, 1973-1976
		Tariff divestiture
545:2968			Interoffice Facility Study, 1980
545:2969			T1C vs. T1, 1979
		Terrestrial Digital Circuits Filing
545:2970			Vol. 2 Demand Analysis Process and Results, 1982
545:2971			Vol. 4 High Capacity Investment Generator System, 1982
545:2972		Unit Cost Studies, 1917-1918
546:2973		Unit Cost Studies, 1917-1918
			Conduit Study - Data (OS) 1942
					note: see box 303, folder 2974
546:2975			Installation Man Hours, 1919-1920
546:2976			Original Derivation of Construction Unit Cost, 1915-1924
			Terminal Study (OS) [1917-1918?]
					note: see box 303, folder 2977
	Oversize
303:2974		Conduit Study - Data, 1942
303:2977		Terminal Study, [1917-18?]


Project Management Reports - Fiche
		PR = performance reviews
		DEF = Definition reports
		DES = Design reports
		FO = Formation reports
		ST = Status Reports
304	P # 8017
		101 ESS (electronic switching system) ST, 1965
		ACCOUNT 725 PR, DSG, 1975-77
		AID (assignment information display) ST, 1979
		AID (assignment information display) FO, 1979
		AIS (automatic interface system) ST, 1977
		ALSTON RECORDERS FO, DEF/DSG, PR, ST, 1975-1977
		AMA (automatic message accounting) DEF, 1973
		AMA One Second Timing (automatic message accounting) PR, 1974
		AT&T EDP Systems Council 1 ST, 1975
		Basic R&C (reconciliation and conversion) ST, 1975
		Billing and Collecting ST, 1974
		BISCOM (business information system communications system) DSG, 1970
		BISCUS (business information systems customers service) pre/DEF, DSG, pre/DSG, 1968-1969
		BISCUS/FACS (business information system customer facility assignment and control system) ST, 1976-1977
		BISCUS/FACS (business information system customer facility assignment and control system) ST, 1977
		BISP Plan ST, 1978
		BOBS (business office business sales) PR, DEF/DSG, 1977, 1979
		BOCAP (business office cost analysis plan) DEF/DSG, 1978
		BRED 1 (bill redesign phase 1) FO, 1977
		BRED II (bill redesign) FO, 1978
		BSCRR (business service center records reorganization) FO, 1979
		BSCRR (business service center records reorganization) DEF/DSG, 1979
		BSC/RSC (business service center/residence service center conversion) ST, [1980?]
		BSMP (billing service measurement plan) ST,FO, 1979
		CAAS (construction program administration system) DEF, 1971
		CAM (connection appraisal methods program) FO, 1969
		CAMA-C (centralized automatic message accounting - Computerized) PR, 1977
		CAMIS (construction activities management information System) FO, 1979
		CAPS (centrex and PBX systems) ST, DES, 1973-1976
		CAPS PR, 1978
		CAPS Multistation FO,ST,PR/ST, PR, 1977-1979
		CARE (computer administration report and evaluation) FO,ST, 1974
		Cash Redesign ST, 1980
		CCAUP (computerized cable upkeep administrative program) FO, 1976
		CCSA and FX Detail FO/DES, PR, 1974-1975
		CDM (cost distribution module) FO, 1980
		Centralized Mail Remittance Mechanization PR,FO, 1971-1973
		Centrex Conv. System ST, PR, FO, 1973-1976
		Centrex Feature Addition DEF/DSG, 1978
		CISRP (customer installation service results plan) FO, PR, 1975-1976
		CMDS 1 (Centralized message data system) ST, 1968
		CMDS II (Centralized message data system - phase 2) ST, 1968
		CMDS/EMR (centralized message data system/ expanded Message record) FO, DEF/DSG, 1978-1980
		CMR (centralized mail remittance mechanization), 1972
		CNA (customer name and address microfilm application) ST,ST,FO, 1971-1977
		CNA (customer name and address) DEF/DSG, 1977
		COER (#5 central office equipment reports) PR, 1975
		COER (#5 crossbar engineering and administration) FO/DSG, 1973
		COIN (coin revenues) FO, 1972
		COIN (coin phone operational and information network) ST, 1969-1972
		COIN/CTOCS (coin telephone operational and information Network/coin telephone operation center subsystem) DEF/DSG, 1978-1979
		COMBO DES, ST, 1977
		COMLIST (company mailing lists) PR, 1974
		Comptrollers Conference ST, 1977
		Computer Planning ST, 1971
		CONVESS (conversion to ESS) DES, PR, undated, 1972-1974
		CONVESS II (conversion to ESS) FO, PR, 1975-1976
		Corporate Securities ST, 1979
		COSAU (company savings plan) ST, PR, 1978-1979
		COSAV (company savings plan) DES, FO/DEF, 1976-1978
		CPR-COE (continuing property records) ST, 1979
		CRB Misc. Expense Controls ST, 1968
		CRB Report Requirements (customer record and billing) ST, 1967
		CRIS (customer record information system) ST, 1977
		CRISSOUP (customer records information system service Order update) ST, FO/DEF, DSG, 1977-1979
		Cross Bar Random Administration System DES, ST, PR, 1973-1975
		CTR (current time report) FO,DSG/ST Network/coin telephone operation center subsystem) ST,FO, 1975-1976
		Customer Records Information System FO, 1977
		CWM (redesign of clerical work measurement reporting System) DSG, PR, 1977-1978
		DAS/M (directory assistance system/ microfiche) ST, 1973
		DATA PAC DEF/DSG, PR, ST, 1972-1975
		Database Management Billing and Collecting FO, 1972
		DDS SVCS Bureau FO, PR, 1970-1972
		Deferral Accounting FO, 1976
		DILSO ST, 1963
		Directory Assistance Charging FO, 1972
		Directory Assistance Charging Studies DSG, 1975
		Directory Assistance on Monthly Analysis #9 Rpt FO, 1975
		Directory Assistance Statistics PR, 1975
		Directory Delivery DEF, 1976
		Directory Delivery System FO,DSG, PR, 1975-1978
		DOPAC (disk oriented property and cost system) FO, 1969
		DR2020 PR, 1972
		DSDOPAC DSG, 1977
		DSP (division sales plan) FO, DSG, ST, PR, 1974-1977
		DSP Modification (division sales plan) DEF/DSG, 1976
		DSP Phone Center Modification (division sales plan) FO, 1977
		EAS (engineering administration system) FO, 1973
		ECOS (emission control operational survey system) DSG, 1973
		EDP Long Range Plan) ST, 1973
		EIS (expenditure information system) ST, 1972
		EIS II (expenditure information system II) FO, 1972
		ERS (employee record study) DEF, ST, [1979?]-1980
		ESS ST, PR, 1971-1977
		EWM PR, 1978
		FA/NAP (functional accounting & network access pricing) ST, 1972
		FA/Payroll DEF, DSG/ST, 1975-1977
		FA STAGE II (functional accounting) ST, 1975
		FAINT-REL 7 (functional accounting interface design report-Product release 7) DSG, 1978
		FAINT-REL 107 (functional accounting interface design report-Product release 10) DSG, 1979
		Functional Accounting ST, FO, 1976-1978
		GIS-CRSE ST, 1973
		GRI 75 (retention and refund) ST, 1975
		GRI 75 (overview of data systems rate case involvement) ST, 1975
		HAIR Refund ST, 1969
		ICH (international call handling) FO,ST, 1975-1976
		Intrastate Inwats ST, 1966
		ICIS (investment and cost information system) ST, 1968-1969
		ICIS (investment and cost information system- system Description guide) ST, 1974
		Interexchange & Intraexchange Facilities FO, DSG, ST, 1974
		LATIS (loop activity tracking information system) FO, ST, 1980
		LMOS (loop maintenance operation system) FO, DEF, 1975-1976
		Mail Enclosing ST, 1969
		MAP/NAT (mechanized accounts payable/national vendor Tracking) FO, ST, FO/DEF, 1978-1979
		MARS/SXS (mechanized assignment and records system for step by step) FO, 1980
		MBO (management by objective) ST, 1973
		Measured Service ST, 1971
		Mechanized Corp Accounting FO, 1978
		Mechanized Furniture CPR FO, 1973
		Mechanized Line Cards FO, 1972
		Mechanized Station Inventory ST, 1971-1973
		Mechanized Treatment DSG, PR, undated, 1974
		Mini Computer Information ST, 1972
		MIS (marketing information system) FO, ST, 1973
		MIS/RJE FO, 1973
		Misc. Expense Controls ST, 1968
		MLT (mechanized loop testing) FO, DSG, [1976?]-1978
		MMS (marketing measurement system) FO/DEF, DSG, ST, PR, 1976-1978
		MPEX DSG, 1971
		MOMBO (mechanization of manual billing operations) ST, 1979
		MOST (mechanization of stockholder transactions) DEF/DSG, ST, 1968-1969
		MOVIMS (motor vehicle information system) FO, ST, 1973-1978
		MOVIMS Interface FO, 1978
		MSS (mechanized special studies system) DEF/DSG, FO, 1979
		MTRIS (major tool reconciliation of inventory system) DEF, DSG,PR, 1972-1974
		MTSS (marketing toll study system) FO, undated
		OACS (optional area calling service) DSG, 1974
		OC-C (other charges and credit to customer records database) FO, 1979
		PASSBAR (plant and switching system budget and results) DEF, DSG, PR, 1971-1977
		PASSBAR II (plant and switching system budget and results) DSG, DEF,ST, 1977-1979
		PCAVES PR, 1971
		PDS (personnel data system) FO, DEF, ST, DSG, PR, 1971-1974
		Pensions DEF/DSG, ST, FO, PR, DSG, 1972-1979
		Pensions Rewrite DEF/DSG, undated
		PICS/DCPR (plug in control system/ detailed continuing property Record) FO/ST, 1979
		Pole Records Com DSG, 1973
		Pole Records CATV PR, 1974
		POLECAT (pole records CATV) FO, DEF, PR/ST, 1971-1974
		POLECAT VER II ((pole records CATV) FO, undated
		PROJECT I (mechanization of a standard order flow for special Services) ST, DEF/DSG, 1970-1974
		PROJECT II (online circuit order production system) FO, DSG, 1974-1978
		PSC/CIS (preferred stock changes and common issue system) ST, PR, 1974-1976
		PSS (pension status system) FO, DSG, 1975
		PTSC (public telephone service center) DEF/DSG, FO, DSG, 1979-1980
		PTSC PH III (public telephone service center) DSG, 1980
		Purchase Order Tracking ST, FO, 1978-1979
		Records Reconciliation FO/DEF, DSG, ST, PR, 1976-1979
		Redemp. Of Pref. Shares (redemption of preferred shares) FO, DEF/DSG, 1979
		ROACS (rerating optional area calling service) DEF/DSG, PR, ST, 1974-1975
		RECON 122 (reconciliation of account 122-21 expenditures) FO, DSG, ST, PR, 1973-1978
		Restructure Interstate WATS DSG, PR, 1974-1975
		Redesign of Clerical Work Measurement Reporting System FO, 1976
		R & C Reduction Rec. (R & C reduction recommendations) ST, [1975]
		SEAR (SNET employee activity report) FO, DEF, DSG, PR, 1976-1979
		Service Center Planning Project Team ST, 1973
		SECRET (SONAR error correction re-entry) FO/DEF, DSG, 1978-1979
		SECRET PHASE I (SONAR error correction re-entry) DSG, 1979
		SHARPPS (shareholder automatic reinvestment and purchase plan System) DEF, ST, PR, 1975-1977
		SIM (system for intercept mechanization) FO/DEF, DSG, PR, 1973-1976
		SN 995 (SN 995 financial report) FO, 1980
		SODA (service order dial administration) FO, DEF/DSG, 1977-1978
		SOF (service order filing) FO, DSG, 1975-1977
		SONAR (service order network administration and reports) FO, DEF, DSG, 1973-1975
		SONAR-EC (service order network administration and reports - Error correction) FO, DSG, 1977-1979
		Special Revenue/ CDB (customer data base) DEF, 1980
		SPIRT II (spirit II) FO, PR, 1973-1974
		SRP (set recovery plan) FO, DSG, PR, undated, 1974-1975
		STAR (station tracking and reports) DSG, 1978
		STAR/PCR (STAR / plant cost results) ST, 1977
		STEAM (system for TSPS/ESS AMA messages) PR, 1973
		SUBACCT Revising to ACCT 500 PR, 1979
		TAC (traffic account changes) FO, ST, PR, 1973-1977
		TARS (transfer activity reporting system) FO, DEF, PR, 1973-1974
		TB PROFIL (transfer bureau non-management employee profile/Status report) DEF/DSG, FO, PR, 1971-1979
		TCOS (total/coin operation system) FO, DEF, DSG, ST, PR, 1973-1976
		TDAS (traffic data administration system) FO, DSG, ST, PR, 1974-1978
		Ten-Digit Encrypted Bell System Credit Card Plan FO, 1973
		TFE&A (trunk facilities engineering and administration) ST, 1969
		TFS (trunk forecast system) ST, FO, PR, 1971-1975
		TIRKS (trunk integrated records keeping system) DSG, ST, 1976-1978
		Toll Credit Card PR, 1973
		Toll Errors FO, FO/ST, ST, DEF, DSG, PR, 1972-1978
		TQCS (transmission quality control system) ST, PR, FO/DEF, DSG, 1970-1977
		TRASOP (tax reduction act stock ownership plan) DSG, FO/DEF, PR, undated, 1978-1979
		TREAT (trouble report evaluation and analysis tool) FO/DEF, DSG, PR, 1976-1977
		TRUNKS PLAN B PR, 1972
		TSP II DEF, 1972
		TSPS ST, PR, 1974
		TSPSAMA (TSPS AMA tape peg count system) DSG, PR, 1977-1978
		TSS (trunk service system) FO, DSG, PR, 1974-1975
		TYPS (yellow pages mechanization) DSG, ST, undated, 1980
		Universal Centrex Conv. Sys. ST, PR, undated, 1971
		USO Edit Redesign ST, FO, DEF, DSG, undated, 1972-1975
		USPS (usage sensitive pricing study) FO, DSG, PR, 1973-1978
		WARDS (WATS rerating and discount system) FO, DEF/DSG, PR, 1976-1978
		WATS Message Detail FO, PR, 1971-1974
		WATS/WIS (wide area telephone service/ WATS information system) FO, 1978
		WEIRD (Western Electric interface and report data) DES, PR, 1977-1978
		Write On FO, ST, PR, 1975-1976
		Yellow Pages System FO, DSG, ST, 1971-1973
		Zip Code Customer Bills FO, FO/DEF, 1974-1975
	P #8050
		ACTS Planning Guidelines (automated coin toll system), 1980
		ASLIP (additional supplementary life insurance program) ST, [1979]
		BENEFACTS (benefits feasibility study) ST, 1977
		BOCAPS (business office cost analysis plan) PR, 1980
		CAMA-C PR, 1978
		ERS (employee records study) Pre-DEF, 1979
		MAP/NAT (mechanized accounts payable/ national vendor tracking) ST, 1980
		Multi- Element III DSG, 1980
		MRTTA Planning Guidelines (message recording trunk trouble analysis system), 1980
		Pensions Rewrite ST, 1980
		Pension Study ST, 1979
		PICS/DCPR (plug-in inventory control system/ detailed continuing Property record) DEF/DSG, 1980
		R&C (reconciliation and conversion) PR, 1976
		SAR (systematic absence reporting) FO, 1979
		SECRET II (SONAR error correction re-entry phase II) DEF, 1980
		SMDS (station message detail system) FO, 1973
		SONAR DSG, DSG/ST, FO, 1972-1977
		SOPHR (summary of plant hour revision) FO, 1970
		Special Revenue ST, 1979
		Special Revenue/CDB (special revenue to customer records database) FO, 1978
		SR/DRS (stockholder records & draft reconciliation system) FO/DEF, DSG, 1973-1974
		Standard Label Conv. DSG/ IMP, 1975
		STAR (station tracking and reporting) FO/ST, DSG, FO, DSG/ST, 1977-1978
		STOCK (stock replacement) ST, 1977
		Stock Purge System Upgrade DEF/DSG, 1976
		Tariff Enforcement Printout FO/DEF, 1973
		TIRKS Plus (trunk integrated records keeping system) DEF/ST, ST, DSG, 1975-1976
		TYPS (the yellow pages system) ST, FO, 1976-1980
		UPR (update payroll rewrite) FO, 1979
		WATS (WATS coordinating committee) ST, undated
		WATS/WIS (wide area telephone service/WATS information system) FO, DEF/DSG, ST, 1978
		WEB (WATS expanded band) FO/DEF, 1976
		WEIS (western electric interface system) DSG, 1977
		WEIS/FA (western electric interface system/functional accounting) DSG, 1978
		WHIMSY (white pages mechanization system) ST, 1980
	P# 8056
		CFA/CDAR (centrex feature addition) PR, 1980
		MRTTA (message recording trunk trouble analysis system) DEF/DSG, 1980
		OC&C (other charge and credit to customer record database) DEF/ST, 1980
		PICS/DCPR (plug-in inventory control system/ detailed continuing Property record) DEF/DSG, 1980
		WATS Restructure Planning Guide, 1980
		WATS/WIS (wide area telephone service/ WATS information system) PR, 1980
	P# 8060
		ABC (auto bill calling) ST, 1980
		Draft Reconciliation Planning Guide, 1980
		SOARCE (service order and recent change order) ST, 1980
	P# 8087
		CAMIS (construction activities management information system) DSG, 1980
		CDM (cost distribution module) ST, 1980
		LATIS (loop activity tracking information system) ST, 1980
		Monthly Report #7 FO, 1980
		MSM (multi-state marketing) FO/DEF, 1980
		TB PROFIL PR, 1980
		TYPS (the yellow pages system) ST, 1980
	P# 8101
		DRP/MOUDA Planning Guideline (division of revenue process/minutes Of use data accumulation), 1980
		MAP/NAT (mechanized accounts payable/ national vendor tracking) ST, 1980
		Plant Cost Results FO, 1980
		SECRET (SONAR error correction re-entry) DSG, undated
		SN 1057 Planning Guideline, 1980
	P# 8108
304:2978		ABC (auto bill calling) FO, 1981
			note: all restricted materials in folder#2978
		COSAV (cooperative savings plan) PR/ST, 1981
		FOES (furniture/office equipment system redesign) FO, 1981
		SECRET (SONAR error correction re-entry) DSG, 1980
		Standard Bill FO, 1980
		Toll Long Range Plan FO/DEF, ST, 1981
	P# 8114
		MR #7 (monthly report #7) FO, 1980
		Toll Long Range Plan FO/DEF, 1981
	P# 8122
		Complex R&C planning guideline, 1981
		FOES (furniture/office equipment redesign) FO, 1981
		OC&C (other charges and credits) DEF, 1980
		PORT (purchase order and requisition tracking) ST, 1981
		SOARCE (service order and recent change entry) FO, 1980
		Standard Bill FO, 1980
	P#8139
		ABC (auto bill calling) FO, 1981
		BSCRR (business service center/residence service center conversion) ST, 1981
		DOES (DOPAC on line entry system) FO/Ex. Sum, FO, 1981
		Special Revenue/CDB (customer database) DSG, 1981
		TYPS (the yellow pages system) ST, 1981
	P# 8140
		Special Revenue DEF, 1980
	P# 8148
		DRP/MOUDA (division of revenue process/ minutes of use data Accumulation) DEF/DSG, 1981
		VTPP (variable term payment plan) planning guidelines, 1981
		WATS CCIS (wide area telephone service common channel interoffice Signaling) FO, 1981
	P# 8154
		CAMIS (construction activity management information system) PR, 1981
		Toll Long Range Plan DSG, ST, 1981
		VTPP (variable term payment plan) ST, 1981
	P# 8168
		PCRWU (plant cost results/ work units) DEF/DSG, 1981
		PORT (purchase order and requisition tracking) DEF/DSG, 1981
	P# 8196
		Variable Term Payment Plan DEF, 1981
	P# 8210
		Corporate Securities System FO, 1982
	P# 8218
		Standard Bill DEF, 1981
	P# 8235
		DISPOP (disaggregation / product-only-pricing) ST, 1982
		OC&C (other charges and credits) DSG, 1982
		Toll Long Range Plan - Phase II FO, 1982
	P# 8243
		Frame Copy Distribution FO, 1982
		Free Flow Standard Bill DSG, 1982
		Front End Guiding FO, 1982
		OC&C (other charges and credits) DSG, 1982
		SN1057 planning guidelines, 1982
	P# 8254
		ALRU (automatic line record update) planning guideline, 1982
		LMOS version release plan, 1982
		SOARCE (service order and recent change entry) DSG, 1982
		TYPS (the yellow pages system) PR, 1982
	P# 8265
		ALRU (automatic line record update) planning guideline, 1982
		BSDOPAC/FA DSG, 1977
		CTR (current time reporting) DSG, 1977
		ICIS-FA (investment and cost information system - functional accounting) DSG, 1979
		MAP/NAT (mechanized accounts payable/national vendor tracking) DSG, 1979
		RSC Function ST, 1982
		VTPP (variable term payment plan) ST, 1981


Series VI: Subject Files, undated, 1879-1994
305:2979	All Number Calling, 1961-1978
305:2980	Alling, John Wesley Sr., SNET president, 1908-1917, information about, 1915-1927
305:2980A	Alling, John Wesley, grandson of J.W. Alling, Sr., information about employment with SNET, 1922-1954
305:2981	Alternative Energy - Gas and Solar, 1979-1982
	Anniversaries
305:2982		20th of SNET, 1898
305:2983		50th of SNET, 1928
305:2984		75th of SNET - Advertising and Publicity (OS), 1953
				note: see box 314
305:2985		75th of Telephone, 1951
305:2986		Centennial of SNET, Arthur Page Award Presentation, 1978
305:2987			Correspondence, 1976-1978
305:2988			Guest Lists and Miscellaneous, 1978
305:2989			Memorabilia, 1978
					see also: box 343 for medallion
305:2990			Memorabilia (OS), 1978
					note: see box 314
305:2991			PR Program, 1978
305:2992			Press Conference, 1977-1978
305:2993			Press Releases and Clippings, 1977-1978
305:2994			Program Summary, 1978
305:2995			Speeches, Remarks, Interviews, Proclamations, 1978
305:2996		Centennial of the Telephone, 1976
				See also: box 357 for tapes reels
305:2997		Centennial of the Telephone Exchange, 1978
305:2997a		125th of SNET and celebration of the donation of SNET records to the University of Connecticut, 2003
305:2998		Others, 1938-1998
305:2999	AT&T / SNET Relationship, undated, 1883-1977
305:3000	The Automatic Telephone, by Harold Hooper Smith, 1909
305:3000A	Bell, Alexander Graham, 1947-1979
305:3002	Bills, Receipts, Requests for Moves, Subscriptions, etc. - various, 1879-1909
	Buildings
305:3003		227 Church Street, New Haven, 1937-1980
305:3004		300 George Street, New Haven, 1956-1959
305:3005		310 Orange Street, New Haven, 1955-1969
305:3006-07		350 George Street, New Haven - Data Center, 1977-1979
306:3008		400 State Street, New Haven, 1973-1977
306:3009		Business Headquarters (New Haven Register Properties), 1980-1982
306:3010		Court Street, New Haven, 1904-1980
306:3011		General undated, 1964-1978
306:3012		Hartford, 1969-1973
306:3012A		Hartford Maps Pearl/Trumbull Streets, 1971 November
306:3013		Long Wharf, 1975
306:3014	Business Expansion, 1983
306:3015	Central Offices - Histories, undated
306:3016	Chronicles of Early Telephone Days in Connecticut - draft, by Frederick Parker Lewis, 1923
306:3017	Chronicles of Early Telephone Days in Connecticut with the Personal Stories of George W. Coy and Herrick P. Frost Concerning the First Commercial Exchange at New Haven, Connecticut, By Frederick Parker Lewis, ca. 1934
306:3018	Chronology of Telephone Events 1847- 1979, [1979?]
	Coin Telephones
306:3019		Correspondence, 1882-1948
306:3020		General - facts, reports, etc., undated, 1968
306:3021		Memorabilia - token, contract, station list, undated, 1895
306:3022		News - Press Releases, Articles, etc., 1947-1978
306:3022a	Company name, retirement of, 2003
306:3023	Connecticut Pioneers in Telephony, by Leigh J. Walsh - correspondence, 1944-1953
306:3024	Coy, George W., 1887-1947
306:3024a	Coy, George W., letters about establishing exchange, 1910
306:3025	Cuba and South America - Correspondence, 1901
306:3026	Depression - 1930s, 1932
306:3027	Dial System, 1928-1968
306:3028	Directories, 1885-1978
306:3029	Directories - copies (1st one) samples, excerpts, 1878-1888
306:3030	Directory Assistance, 1973-1982
	Early History
306:3031		Biographies, undated, 1944
306:3032		The First Telephone Installation in Hartford, Connecticut 1877-79, By John Malcolm Knox, 1927
306:3033		General Information undated, 1896-1979
306:3034		Personal Recollections, 1909-1944, 1978
306:3035		Reprints, 1907-1910
306:3036		Speeches, 1938-1948
306:3037		Stamps and Vouchers (1890s), undated, 1994
306:3038		Telephone Facts, undated, 1959-1978
306:3039	Edison, Thomas A., 1947?
306:3040	Embler, Andrew, undated, 1968
306:3041	Exchange Facts (by town), undated
306:3042	Exchange Histories, undated
306:3043	Exchange Names, 1952-1958
			see also: box 305 - All Number Calling
306:3044	First Office and Switchboard, undated, 1927
306:3045	First Telephone and Telephone Exchange Claims, 1886-1978
307:3046	Fletcher, Ray - Clippings, 1988-1994
307:3047	Frost, Herrick P., 1948, 1978
307:3048	Glossary of Telephone Terms, undated
307:3049	Greater Hartford Open (GHO), 1986
307:3050	History of the Telephone Business in Connecticut from 1878-1899, by Frederick P. Lewis, 1899
307:3051	I-SNET, 1994
307:3052	Individual Measured Rate, 1980
	Interstate Business
			see also: Box 333 -Interstate Telephone Company
307:3053-56		Correspondence, 1879-1997
307:3057		History Research, undated, 1922-1945
307:3058		Minutes, Announcements, Contracts, Clippings, etc.- various, 1879-1989
307:3059	Lewis, Walter, 1944
307:3060	Library - Book Plate, undated
307:3061	Lightnet, 1984-1985
307:3062	Logos and Seals, undated, 1969
307:3063	Monroe - Trumbull Lightwave Project, 1979
307:3064	New York and New England Railroad, 1890
307:3065	Newspaper Advertising, undated, 1956
307:3066	Operating Department Rules, 1889
307:3067	Patent - Sanitary Mouthguard for Telephone Transmitters and Receivers, 1899-1900
307:3068	Poles, 1960, 1970
307:3069	Predecessor and Subsidiary Companies, undated, 1943-1978
			see also: series VIII
307:3070	Presidents, Officers and Directors of SNET, undated
307:3071	Printed Material Advertisements (OS), undated, 1880-1941
			note: see box 314
307:3072	Public Service Awards, 1966
307:3073	Questions and Answers, 1937
307:3074	Radio-Telephone Service (railroads), 1947-1977
(cab):3075	Rates, 1883, 1892
307:3076	Rogers Family Memorabilia (bus transportation), 1929-1962
307:3076A	SBC Communications, 2004
307:3076B	SBC History Center Calendars, 2004-2005
307:3077	Scantic, East Windsor - First Contract and Clippings, undated
307:3078	Services, 1930-1978
307:3079-81	SNET Chorus, 1974-1984
307:3082	Stockholders, undated, 1893
	Statistics
307:3083		Annual Development Statistics, 1912-1922
(cab):3084		Exchanges and Stations, 1881-1960
308:3085		Facts and Figures, 1972, 1978
308:3086		Financial Statistics, 1883-1939
308:3087		Miscellaneous Statistics, 1906-1929
308:3088		Relation between Telephone and Population in Cities of Over 50,000 Population, Jan 1 1903, 1903
308:3089	Steck, John - Comic Book, 1997-1998,
	Storms and Disasters
308:3090		General, 1888-1971
308:3091		Hartford Flood, 1936
				see also: box 318
308:3092		1955 Flood, 1955-1978
308:3093		Hurricane, 1938
308:3094		Hurricane of 1938 Personal Recollections, 1988
308:3095		Hurricane, 1944 September
308:3096		Hurricane “Donna”, 1960 September
308:3097		Hurricane “Carol” and “Edna”, 1954 September
308:3098-99		Hurricane “Belle”, 1976 August
308:3100-02		Hurricane “Gloria”, 1985
308:3103		Sleet Storms, 1909-1942
308:3104		Tariffville Train Disaster, undated, 1954-1958
309:3105	Strike, AT&T and CWA - clipping file, 1986
	Telephone Employee Mutual Benefit Society
309:3106		Records book, 1893-1928
309:3107		Yearbooks, 1896-1931
309:3108	Telephone Instruments, undated, 1976
309:3109	Telephone Pioneers of America, 1922-83
309:3110	Telephone Pioneers - An Historical Drama, 1950
	Town Histories
309:3111		Ansonia-Derby, 1897-1974
309:3112		Avon, 1957-1972
309:3113		Berlin, 1935-1971
309:3114		Bethany, 1953
309:3115		Bethel, 1960-1971
309:3116		Bloomfield, 1953-1972
309:3117		Bolton, 1960?
309:3118		Branford, undated, 1911-1972
309:3119-21		Bridgeport, undated, 1879-1975
309:3122		Bridgeport, Bridgeport Life newspaper (OS) 1935 Jun 29
				note: see box 314
309:3123		Bristol, 1881-1973
309:3124		Canaan, 1883-1975
309:3125		Cheshire, 1883-1975
309:3126		Clinton, 1906, 1961-1974
309:3127		Colchester, 1935-1970
309:3128		Collinsville, 1887-1977
309:3129		Columbia, undated, 1954-1973
309:3130		Cornwall, 1953-1973
309:3131		Coventry, 1949-1969
309:3132-33		Danbury, 1882-1972
309:3134		Danielson, 1881-1975
310:3135		Darien, 1952-1972
310:3136		Deep River, 1938-1972
310:3137		East Hampton, 1891-1969
310:3138		East Hartford, 1890-1972
310:3139		East Haven, 1935-1972
310:3140		Enfield, 1879-1981
310:3141		Fairfield, 1905-1972
310:3142		Farmington, 1956-1976
310:3143		Georgetown, 1935-1971
310:3144		Glastonbury, 1935-1976
310:3145		Greenwich, 1883-1960
310:3146		Groton, 1935-1974
310:3147		Guilford, 1882-1971
310:3148		Hamden, 1935-1975
310:3149		Hampton, undated, 1936
310:3150		Hartford, 1879-1974
310:3151		Huntington, 1948-1972
310:3152		Jewett City, 1895-1959
310:3153		Kent, 1908-1971
310:3154		Killingworth, 1958-1977
310:3155		Lakeville, 1947-1969
310:3156		Lebanon, undated, 1935-1952
310:3157		Litchfield, 1882-1973
310:3158		Lyme, 1935-1975
310:3159		Madison, 1935-1974
310:3160		Manchester, 1889-1974
311:3161-62		Meriden, 1879-1975
311:3163		Middlebury, undated, 1953
311:3164-65		Middletown, 1879-1975
311:3166		Milford, 1891-1974
311:3167		Moodus, 1888-1960
311:3168		Moosup, 1948-1973
311:3169		Morris, 1957-1959
311:3170		Mystic, 1889-1974
311:3171		Naugatuck, 1933-1975
311:3172		Niantic, 1905-1974
311:3173		New Britain, 1882-1975
311:3174		New Canaan, 1939-1975
311:3175-76		New London, 1880-1975
311:3177-78		New Milford, 1881-1975
311:3179		Newington, 1952-1972
311:3180		Newtown, 1888-1972
311:3181		Norfolk, 1892-1952
311:3182		North Branford, 1947-1961
311:3183		North Haven, 1895-1969
311:3184		Norwalk, 1881-1973
312:3185		Norwich, 1888-1975
312:3186		Old Greenwich, 1899-1972
312:3187		Orange, 1938-1961
312:3188		Oxford, 1970-1972
312:3189		Pawcatuck, 1949-1962
312:3190		Plainfield, undated
312:3191		Plainville, 1957-1972
312:3192		Portland, 1953-1961
312:3193		Prospect, undated, 1957
312:3194		Putnam, 1894-1975
312:3195		Redding, 1940-1972
312:3196		Ridgefield, 1891-1975
312:3197		Rockville, 1881-1974
312:3198		Salisbury, undated
312:3199		Saybrook (Westbrook and Essex), 1902-1974
312:3200		Seymour, 1935-1970
312:3201		Sharon, undated, 1953
312:3202		Shelton, 1959-1973
312:3203		Simsbury, 1951-1977
312:3204		Southington, 1933-1972
312:3205		Stafford, 1881-1974
312:3206-07		Stamford, 1881-1974
312:3208		Stonington, 1935-1962
312:3209		Storrs, 1899-1972
312:3210		Stratford, 1935-1974
312:3212		Thomaston, 1935-1972
312:3213		Torrington, 1882-1974
313:3214		Trumbull, 1942-1974
313:3215		Unionville, undated, 1882
313:3216		Wallingford, 1930-1976
313:3217		Washington, 1909-1972
313:3218-19		Waterbury, 1885-1975
313:3220		Watertown, 1909-1972
313:3221		West Hartford, 1939-1971
313:3222		West Haven, 1892-1975
313:3223		Westport, 1893-1974
313:3224-25		Willimantic, 1882-1975
313:3226		Wilton, 1950-1974
313:3227		Windham, 1957-1971
313:3228		Windsor, 1953-1975
313:3229		Windsor Locks, 1883-1973
313:3230		Winsted, 1882-1973
313:3231		Wolcott, 1958
313:3232		Woodbury, 1898-1976
313:3233	Transportation, undated, 1942
313:3234	Twain, Mark, 1891-1961
313:3235	Tyler, Morris Franklin, undated
313:3236	Vail Medal, 1959-1996
313:3237	Van Sinderen, A. W., 1977-1984
313:3237A	Wire Gang No. 31 Work Book, SNET, 1906
313:3238	Woodbury Telephone Company - Woodbury Telephone Company Records, 1978-1979
			see also: box 334-339
313:3239	Women Employees, 1947-1978
313:3240	Yale, undated, 1878-1962
	Oversize
314:2984		Anniversaries - 75th of SNET - Advertising and Publicity, 1953
314:2990		Centennial of SNET - Memorabilia, 1978
314:3071		Printed Material Advertisements, undated, 1880-1941
314:3122		Town Histories: Bridgeport, Bridgeport Life Newspaper, 1935 June 29
		Oversize Materials
(cab):3075			Rates, 1883, 1892
(cab):3084			Statistics - Exchanges and Stations, 1881-1960


Series VII: Publications, undated, 1878-1998
	Clippings
315:3241		from Newspapers, 1878-1997
				(includes advertisements)
315:3242-44		Daily News, 1985 January - March
316:3245-57		Daily News, 1985 March - 1986 May
		Scrapbooks
317:3258			Telephone, 1899
317:3259			General, 1910-1913
317:3260			General, 1912-1927
317:3261			General, 1913-1917
317:3262			General, 1913-1919
318:3263			General, 1913-1922
318:3264			Hartford Flood, 1936
	Material produced by SNET
319:3265		The Adventures of the Yellow Pages at Home, 1937
		Bill Inserts
319:3267			1997-1998
319:3268			Beyond 1997-1998
			Telephone News (Gaps)
319:3269				1927 June - 1928 May
319:3270				1931 June - 1932 May
319:3271				1932 September - 1934 September
319:3272				1934 October - 1936 September
319:3273				1936 October - 1938 September
319:3274				1938 October - 1940 September
319:3275				1940 October - 1942 December
319:3276				1944 August/September - 1947
319:3277				1948-1949
319:3278				1950-1951
319:3279				1952-1953
319:3280				1954-1955
319:3281				1956-1957
319:3282				1958-1959
319:3283				1960
319:3284				1961
319:3285				1962
319:3286				1963-1964
319:3287				1965-1966
319:3288				1967-1968
319:3289				1969-1970
319:3290				1971-1972
319:3291				1973-1974
319:3292				1975-1976
319:3293				1978-1979
				Telephone News (BOUND as SNET News)
319:3294					1926 June - 1928 May
319:3295					1928 June - 1930 May
319:3296					1930 June - 1932 June
319:3297					1932 September - 1934 September
319:3298					1934 October - 1936 September
319:3299					1936 October - 1938 September
319:3300					1938 July - 1939 December
319:3301					1940-1942
319:3302					1943-1944
319:3303					1945-1946
319:3304					1947-1948
319:3305					1949-1953
319:3306					1954-1955
319:3307					1956-1957
319:3308					1958-1959
319:3309					1960-1961
319:3310					1962-1963
319:3311					1964-1965
319:3312					1966-1967
319:3313					1968-1969
320:3314					1970-1971
320:3315					1972-1973
320:3316					1974-1975
320:3317					1976-1977
320:3318					1978-1980
320:3319					1982-1983
							Note: changes to non-titled insert
320:3320					1984
320:3321					1985-1986
							Note: changes to SNET News in 1986 July
					SNET News (BOUND)
320:3322						1987
320:3323						1988
320:3324						1989
320:3325						1990
320:3326						1991
320:3327						1992
320:3328						1993
320:3329						1994
320:3330						1995
320:3331						1996
320:3332					Telephone News Microfiche Cards 1926-1987
							Note: includes SNET News
318:3334		Cleaner & Greener: SNET's First Environmental Decade 1982

320:3335		Connecticut Answers! Fights!, 1942
320:3336		Connecticut: I-SNET Introducing Connecticut's Information Super Highway, 1992
320:3337		Connecticut Locality List, 1967 October
320:3338		Count on It, [1983?]
320:3339		The Dial System in New Haven, 1928
320:3340		Directory Story, undated
320:3341		Employee Library - Catalog of Books, undated, 1932-1937
320:3342		The Essentials of a Good Job to Have, undated
320:3343		Extended Area Service - Questions and Answers for Employees, undated
320:3344		Friendly Service, undated
320:3344A		FYI Executive Audio Information Program, undated
320:3345		Heroes: A Look at Black History in Connecticut, 1989
320:3346		Hurricane and Flood of September, 1938, 1939
320:3347		Introducing SNET Internet, 1995
320:3348		LINX, undated
320:3349		Local Area Newsletters, 1988-90
320:3350		Network, 1980
320:3351		Our Rate Story, 1953
320:3352		Our Telephone Store, undated
320:3353		Out of Town Telephone Rates from New Haven, undated
320:3354		Pamphlets - About SNET, 1984-90
320:3355		Pamphlets - Telephones and Telephone Service, undated, 1983-1992
320:3356		Pioneering the Telephone in Connecticut (comic book for 75th Anniversary), 1953
320:3356A		Programs Marketing Manager, 1962
320:3357		Reprints about SNET, 1983
320:3359		The Road After 1984: The Impact of Technology on Society, 1984
				Note: for full report see: Series V - Studies, Reports, and Plans)
321:3359A		Service and Equipment Manual, 1950
		SNET News 1986-1996
				Note: see Bill Inserts, Telephone News, above
321:3360		SONECOR Systems, 1983
321:3361		Southern New England Telephone Co. - The Perfect Telephone, 1892
321:3362		Special Olympics World Games Commemorative Program, 1995
321:3363		Stationary Standards, 1976
321:3364		Telephone Etiquette, 1905
321:3365		The Telephone in Connecticut from 1878 to the Present, 1969
321:3366		Telephone Service in Rural Connecticut, undated
321:3367		TMS Telephone Maintenance Radio Service, 1974-77
321:3368		The Story of the Telephone Operator, undated
321:3368A		Vietnam Veterans Alliance For Understanding, 1990-Mar
321:3369		A Whale of a Story, 1954?
321:3370		Why We do it and How, 1930
321:3371		World's Fair Program - The Southern New England Telephone Co., 1964
321:3372		You and Your Telephone: A Pamphlet on Good Telephone usage, undated
321:3373		Your Dial Telephone, 1932
	Material Produced by Others
321:3374		Alexander Graham Bell, 1973
321:3375		The American Telephone Journal, 1906
321:3376		Bell System Views on Communications Policy, 1975
321:3377		Bell Telephone Magazine - Anniversary Issue, vol.26 no.1, 1947
321:3378		Bell Telephone Magazine - Special Commemorative Issue no 3-4, 1983
321:3378A		The Birth and Babyhood of the Telephone by Thomas A. Watson, 1934
321:3378B		The Brooklyn Manufacturer, 1897 February
		Bulletins of Current Decisions - AT&T Co.
321:3379			1940 June - December
321:3380			1941 January - May
321:3381			1941 June - December
321:3382			1942
321:3383			1943 January - May
321:3384			1943 June - December
321:3385			1944
321:3385A		Business Exchange Sales (Memorandum), 1932 August
321:3386		Committee on Regulatory Objectives and Procedures, 1970 (6 pamphlets)
321:3386A		Current Developments, 1954 July
322:3387		Electronic Switching - A “New” Brain for Communications, 1969
322:3388		Events in Telephone History, 1971
322:3389		Farmer's Open Forum, 1917
322:3390		General Pamphlets - Bell System, undated, 1936
322:3391		General Pamphlets - Bell System and Disasters, 1938-1975
322:3392		General Pamphlets - Overseas Service, undated, 1955
322:3393		General Pamphlets - Telephone, undated, 1971-1974
322:3394		General Pamphlets - Telephone Development, 1931-1976
322:3395		Great Books from Little Listings Grow (Bell Telephone Magazine reprint), 1951-1952 Winter
322:3396		Introduction to the Bell System, 1975
322:3397		The Necessary Toy: The Telephone Comes to Chicago, 1975
322:3398		Notes From... Bell Systems Treasurers Conference, 1927
323:3399		Nutmeg Pioneer Vol. 10 no.3, 1963 August
323:3400		Progress in Extending Bell Rural Telephone Service, 1946-1947
323:3401		A Quick Guide to the New Telecom Lingo, 1988
323:3401A		Residence Market for Long Distance (Survey), 1955
323:3402		The Shape of Bells to Come, 1983
323:3403		The Social Impact of the Telephone in America, 1979
323:3404		Telephone Almanac, 1928, 1930
323:3404A		The Telephone Book 1876-1976, 1977
323:3404B		Telephone Catalog, [1930s?]
323:3405		Telephone Review, 1915 January, 1919 August, 1920 May, 1944 September
323:3405A		Telephone A Star (National Geographic), 1962-May
323:3405B		TWX (Telephone Exchange Service) Directory, 1970 April
323:3406		Union Voice
			1949 June
			1967 January
			1969 January - December
323:3407		The World's Telephones, 1975
	Periodicals
			Note: the periodicals are listed here for reference purposes but are cataloged in the university online catalog.
	A to Z Titles List
		The Bulletin see Periodicals and Bound Periodicals, The Telephone Bulletin
		City/Town Directories see Directories and Bound Directories
		Connecticut Communications see Periodicals
		Connecticut Statewide Directories see Directories
		Connecticut Telephone Directories (statewide) see Bound Directories
		Directories: see also Directories, Bound Directories
		Management Topics see Bound Periodicals
		New England Business Telephone Directory see Directories
		News Briefs see Bound Periodicals, News In Brief
		News In Brief see Bound Periodicals
		News Briefs/News Flash see Bound Periodicals, News In Brief
		News In Depth see Bound Periodicals
		Official Directories see Directories
		“Phone Books” see Directories, Bound Directories
		Predecessor/Subsidiary Company Directories see Directories
		Retired Employees Directory (SNET) see Directories
		SNET Information Digest see Periodicals and Bound Periodicals
		Telecommunications Insight see Periodicals
		Telephone News see Periodicals and Series VII, Bill Inserts
		Telephone Bulletin see Periodicals, Oversized Periodicals, Bound Periodicals and Oversized Bound Periodicals
		Telephone Times see Oversized Bound Periodicals
		Telling and Selling see Bound Periodicals
		Yellow Page Hi-Lites see Periodicals
	Periodicals (Boxed and Foldered)
1		The Bulletin
				note: see The Telephone Bulletin
		Connecticut Communications (gaps)
			1961 Fall
			1962 Spring, Fall
			1963 Spring, Summer, Winter
			1964 Spring - Winter
			1965 Spring - Winter
			1966 Spring - Winter
			1967 Spring, Fall
		Management Topics
				Note: see Bound Periodicals, Management Topics 1979-1980
		News In Brief
				Note: see Bound Periodicals, News In Brief 1940-1978
		News Briefs, News In Brief
				Note: see Bound Periodicals
		News In Depth
				Note: see Bound Periodicals, News In Depth 1977-1979
		SNET Information Digest (gaps)
			1956-1967
			1968-1970
					Note: see also Bound Periodicals SNET Information Digest 1955-1976
		Telecommunications Insight, 1992 April - 1993 January
		The Telephone News Vol. 1 No. 1 (copy), 1907 June
		The Telephone Bulletin (gaps)
			1909 June Vol. 2
			1909-1910 Vol. 3
			1910-1911 Vol. 4
			1911-1912 Vol. 5
			1912-1913 Vol. 6
			1913-1914 Vol. 7
			1914-1915 Vol. 8
			1915-1916 Vol. 9
			1916-1917 Vol. 10
			1917-1918 Vol. 11
			1918-1919 Vol. 12
			1919-1920 Vol. 13
			1920-1921 Vol. 14
			1921-1922 Vol. 15
2			1922-1923 Vol. 16
			1923-1924 Vol. 17
			1924-1925 Vol. 18
			1925-1926 Vol. 19
			1926-1927 Vol. 20
			1927-1928 Vol. 21
			1928-1929 Vol. 22
			1929 Vol. 23
			1930 Vol. 24
			1931 Vol. 24
					Note: see Oversized Periodicals for 1931-1946 Vol. 25-39
			1947
			1948
			1949
			1950
			1951
3			1952
			1953
			1954
			1955
			1956
			1957
			1958
3			1959
			1960
			1961
			1962
			1963
			1964
4			1965
			1966, 1968 March/April
			changes to: The Bulletin
				1970
				1971
				1972
				1973
				1974
				1975
				1976
				1977, 1978
				1979
						Note: see also Bound Periodicals, Oversized Periodicals, and Oversize
						Bound Periodicals, The Telephone Times
		Telephone Times
				Note: see Oversized Bound Periodicals Telephone Times 1961-1997
		Telling and Selling
				Note: see Bound Periodical Telling and Selling 1984-1985
		Yellow Page Hi-Lites, 1958 July, 1959 May, 1973 May
	Oversized Periodicals (Boxed and Foldered)
5		The Telephone Bulletin
			1931-1932 Vol. 25
			1932-1933 Vol. 26
			1933-1934 Vol. 27
			1934-1935 Vol. 28
			1935-1936 Vol. 29
			1936-1937 Vol. 30
6			1937-1938 Vol. 31
			1938-1939 Vol. 32
			1939-1940 Vol. 33
			1940-1941 Vol. 34
			1941-1942 Vol. 35
			1942-1943 Vol. 36-37
			1943-1944 Vol. 38
			1944 Vol. 39
			1945
			1946
	Bound Periodicals
			Note: located in Dodd Periodicals
		Management Topics
			1979
			1980
			1981
			1982
		News In Brief
			1940-1941
			1942-1943
			1944-1945
			1946-1947
			1948-1949
			1950-1951
			1952-1953
			1954
			1955
			Changes to: News Briefs
				1957
				1958
				1959
				1960
				Changes to: News Briefs/News Flash
					1961
					Changes back to: News In Brief
						1962-1965
						1966-1967
						1968-1969
						1970-1971
						1972
						1973
						1974
						1975
						1976
						1977
						1978
		News In Depth
			1977
			1978
			1977-1978
			1979
		SNET Information Digest (bound as Information Digest)
			1955-1958
			1959-1963
			1964-1969
			1970-1971
					Note: title changes to Information Digest
			1972-1973
			1974-1976
		The Telephone Bulletin
			1907-1912 Vol. 1-5
			1912-1913 Vol. 6
			1913-1914 Vol. 7
			1914-1915 Vol. 8
			1915-1916 Vol. 9
			1916-1917 Vol. 10
			1917-1918 Vol. 11
			1918-1919 Vol. 12
			1919-1920 Vol. 13
			1920-1921 Vol. 14
			1921-1922 Vol. 15
			1922-1923 Vol. 16
			1923-1924 Vol. 17
			1924-1925 Vol. 18
			1925-1926 Vol. 19
			1926-1927 Vol. 20
			1927-1928 Vol. 21
			1928-1929 Vol. 22
			1929-1930 Vol. 23
			1930-1931 Vol. 24 (fragile)
			1931 Vol. 25
					Note: see also Oversized Bound Periodicals The Telephone Bulletin 1932-1946
			1947
			1948
			1949
			1950
			1951
			1952
			1953
			1954
			1955
			1956
			1957
			1958
			1959
			1960
			1961
			1962
			1963
			1964
			1965
			1966
			1967
			1968
			1969
			1970
			1971
			1972
			1973
			1974
			1975
			1976
			1977-1979
		Telling and Selling (2) 1929-1930
	Oversized Bound Periodicals

		The Telephone Bulletin
			1932-1934 Vol. 25-28
			1935-1937 Vol. 28-30
			1937-1943 Vol. 30-38
					Note: volume bound as SNET Bulletin
			1941-1942
			1943-1944 Vol. 38
			1944-1945 Vol. 39
			1945-1946
		Telephone Times
			1961-1962 Vol. I
			1962-1963 Vol. II
			1963-1964 Vol. III
			1964-1965 Vol. IV
			1965-1966 Vol. V
			1966-1967 Vol. VI
			1967-1968 Vol. VII
			1968-1969 Vol. VIII
			1970 Vol. IX
			1970-1971 Vol. X
			1971-1972 Vol. XI (2)
			1972-1973 Vol. XII
					Note: bound as volume VII
			1973-1974 Vol. XIII
			1974-1975 Vol. XIV
			1975-1976 Vol. XV
			1976-1977 Vol. XVI
			1977-1978 Vol. XVII
			1979 Vol. XVIII
			1980 Vol. XIX
			1981 Vol. XX
			1982 Vol. XXI
	Directories (Boxed and Foldered)
7		City/Town Directories
				Note: see also Bound Directories, City/Town Directories
			Bridgeport Division, 1890 January - October
			Hartford Area List of Subscribers, 1882-1883
			Waterbury Division, 1889 October
			Windsor Locks, 1931 August
			Winsted - Canaan, 1962-1963
		Connecticut Statewide Directories
				Note: see also Bound Directories, Connecticut Telephone Directories (statewide)
			1888 July
			1893 February
			1893 August
			1896 July
			1898 April
			1898 October
			1899 January
			1901
			1902 October
			1903 October
			1907 January
			1909 January
			1919 June
		New England Business Telephone Directory, 1932-1933
		Official Directories (SNET)
			1924 January
			1929 (2)
			1934 June
			1941 December
			1945 November
			1946 October (2)
			1947 August (2)
			1948 November
8			1949 September
			1951-52
			1953
			1957
			1957 September (2)
			1958 September (2)
			1960 January
			1960 November
			1961 November
			1974 January
		Official PBX Directory, SNET, 1924 January
		Predecessor/Subsidiary Company Directories
			Canaan Local Telephone Company, 1902 February
			Connecticut Telephone Company Subscribers List, 1880-1881
			Connecticut Telephone Company State Directory (reproduction), 1882
			District Telephone and Automatic Signal Company (Hartford), 1879 June
9			New Haven District Telephone Company (1st one in the world), 1878
					Note: Restricted, Fragile - Handle w/staff supervision only
8			New London Telephone Company, 1880
			Telephone Dispatch Company (Bridgeport), 1881 March
			Western Union Telephone Exchange, [1879?]
		Retired Employees Directory (SNET)
			1961
			1962
			1963
			1964
			1965
			1966
			1967
			1968
			1969
			1970
			1971
			1974
	Bound Directories
			Note: located in Dodd Periodicals
		City/Town Directories
			Ansonia - Derby
				1942-1944
				1945-1947
				1949-1951
				1952-1953
				1954-1957
				1958-1960
				1960-1962
			Birmingham, 1891-1893
			Bridgeport
				1889-1893
				1920-1921
				1921-1923
				1923-1925
				1925-1927
				1927-1928
				1929
				1930 (2)
				1931-1932
				1933-1935
				1936-1938
				1939-1940
				1941-1944
				1948
				1949
				1951
				1952-1953
				1954-1955
				1956-1957
				1958-1959
			Bridgeport-Stratford, 1960-1962
			Bristol
				1932-1944
				1945-1947
				1948-1951
				1952-1955
				1956-1957
				1958-1960
				1960-1962
			Cheshire
				1954-1956
				1956-1957
			Clinton
			Clinton-Guilford-Madison
				1956-1957
				1958-1960
				1960-1962
			Danbury
				1891-1893
				1932-1933
				1934-1937
				1938-1940
				1941-1944
				1945
				1947-1948
				1949-1951
				1952-1955
				1956-1957
				1958-1959
				1960-1962
			Derby
				1932-1935
				1936-1941
			Hartford
				1879
				1889-1893
				1920-1921
				1921-1923
				1923-1925
				1925-1926
				1926-1927
				1927-1928
				1929
				1930
				1931
				1932-1933
				1934-1935
				1938-1939
				1940-1941
				1942-1943
				1960-1962
			Manchester
				1932-1937
				1938-1944
				1945-1948
				1949-1951
				1952-1954
			Manchester - Rockville
				1955-1957
				1958-1959
				1960-1962
			Meriden
				1890-1893
				1935-1938
				1939-1943
				1944
				1945-1946
				1947-1948
				1949-1950
				1952-1955
				1956-1957
				1958-1959
				1960-1962
			Middletown
				1891-1993
				1936-1939
				1940-1944
				1945-1948
				1949-1951
				1954-1955
				1956-1957
				1958-1960
				1960-1961
			Milford
				1947-1949
				1950-1951
				1952-1955
				1956-1957
				1958-1960
				1960-1962
			New Britain
				1891-1893
				1932-1934
				1935-1937
				1938-1940
				1941-1943
				1944
				1945-1947
				1948-1951
				1952-1955
				1956-1957
				1958-1960
				1960-1962
			New Haven
				1921-1923
				1923-1925
				1925-1926
				1926-1927
				1927-1928
				1929
				1930
				1931
				1932-1933
				1934-1935
				1936-1938
				1941-1942
				1943-1944
				1948-1949
				1950-1951
				1952
				1953-1954
				1955-1956
				1957-1960
				1960-1962
				1961-1962
				1962-1963
				1963-1964
				1964-1965
				1965-1966
				1966-1967
				1967-1968
				1968-1969
				1969-1970
				1970-1971
				1971
				1973-1974
				1974-1975
				1975-1976
				1976-1977
				1977-1978
				1980-1981
				1982-1983
				1983-1984
				1984-1985
				1985-1986
				1986-1987
				1987-1988
				1989-1990
				1990-1991 white pages
				1991-1992 white pages
				1992-1993 white pages
				1992-1993 yellow pages
				1993-1994 white pages
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