New York comme une colonie et qu'un État ; ou, l'un des treize ; . y Colonel Albert A. Pape de Boston, qui eux à une proposition de fabriquer pour lui le ColumbiaBicycle. À ce qu'ils ont accepté, et le travail de leur skilledmechanics, et leur réputation de haute-couture machine man-ufacturers, ont été consacrées au perfectionnement de la location.Le résultat a été un tel succès qu'en 1890 Le Colonel Pape, faciliter la fabrication, a été confrontée à l'alternativeof l'achat de l'action de la lutte contre les mauvaises herbes, ManufacturingCompany ou la construction d'ailleurs. Une proposition libérale par wasmade Co

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Connecticut as a colony and as a state; or, One of the original thirteen; . y Colonel Albert A. Pope of Boston, who submittedto them a proposition to manufacture for him the ColumbiaBicycle. To this they agreed, and the work of their skilledmechanics, and their high reputation as sewing-machine man-ufacturers, were devoted to the perfecting of the bicycle.The result was so successful that in 1890 Colonel Pope, tofacilitate manufacturing, was confronted with the alternativeof either purchasing the stock of the Weed ManufacturingCompany, or building elsewhere. A liberal proposition wasmade by Colonel Pope and his associates to the stockholdersof the company, which resulted in their acquiring the entireproperty, and the company was absorbed by the Pope Man-ufacturing Company. Thus, in fourteen years from the time Colonel Pope exhib-ited at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the firstmodern bicycle, which he had imported from England, achain of factories have developed in Hartford, which at timesemploy 5, 000 hands, and placed Connecticut in 1900 fourth 266. CONNECTICUT AS A STATE In a rank in the United States in the manufacture of bicycles.The business was for a time merged in the great trust, theAmerican Bicycle Company, and its head office removed toNew York, Colonel Pope retiring from the management.But without his ability and experience it ran down, and heresumed the management and restored the headquarters toHartford. There was organized in Hartford in 1879 the SmythManufacturing Company, for the development of a ma-chine for sewing books with thread; after overcomingmany difficulties, the company has succeeded in introducingthese machines into the leading binderies of this and foreigncountries. They have also placed upon the market a book-case machine which operates automatically, except that oneperson feeds the cut cloth. The first paper-making industry in the State was startedat Norwich in 1766 by Christopher Leffingwell, under apromise from the Legislat

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