310. Prayer Book, English, published during the reign of King George and Queen Caroline. Belonging to Colonel Wm. Taylor. Mrs. E. A. Wildman: 311. Pewter platter, 130 years old. Mrs. Henry Hine: 312. Anklet, or Hindoo bracelet. 313. Alligator. 314. Candle-stick, Trinidad. 315. Poinsettia bean, Martinique. Nutmeg, Puerto Cabello. Betel nut (natives chew to blacken teeth). Miss A. E. Bostwick: 316. Sampler, 1831, made by Lucy M. Sanford (afterwards Mrs. William Bostwick), when nine years old. Mrs. C. A. Smith: 317. Brass candle-stick, made by hand in 1767. 318. Legal document bearing signature of Roger Sherman. 319. Pocketbook made by Kent Wright, the first white child born in Kent, Conn. Mrs. Lily Traver: 320. China, 18 pieces, very old. 321. Cuff buttons, hand-made, Chinese. 322. Indian implements and bead bag. 323. Silver spoons, very old. 324. Candle-stick. 325. Coins and bill (Confederate). 326. Breastpin and ribbon, 100 years. 327. Book and old documents. Account of third and last voyage of Capt. Cook, in 1776. 328. Salt-cellar. 329. Map, drawn by Sarah Northrop (afterwards married to Col. Starr) in 1822. Mrs. J. Leroy Buck: 330. Tea caddy. Owned by Mrs. Ithamar Canfield, born Jan. 2, 1770. Loaned by her great-granddaughter. 331. Dressing case, owned by Ithamar Canfield, born Feb. 19, 1764; died Apr. 11, 1848. 332. Document. Share in Toll Bridge Co. Lawrence Northrop: 333. Sword, carried in War of 1812. Willis F. Bennett: 334. Powder horn, used in Revolutionary War by Sam Bennett. 335. Snuff box, used by Isaac Baldwin, soldier in the Revolutionary War. Flora G. Stillson: 336. Invitation to opening ball at the New England House, Dec. 11, 1856. J. H. Nettleton: 337. Indian relics, found in New Milford. Helen M. Boardman: 338. Chinese idols, brought from China in 1854 by Frederic A. Boardman. The Misses Boardman: 339. Gondola hook, used in Venice by the nobility in the early part of the 17th century. Miss Rose Murdoch: 340. English miniature, mother of Mrs. David Murdoch. 341. Mexican ivory, very old. Albert Evitts: 342. Vegetable dish, used by Dr. Williams. Old willow ware. Mrs. H. S. Mygatt: 343. Bull’s-eye watch, over 100 years of age. 344. Bouquet holder, 75 years old. Helen M. Boardman: 345. Compass, made from tree sent by Thomas Jefferson to Mount Vernon, and planted by General Lafayette. Martha D. Treadwell: 346. Watch, 75 years old. 347. Jewelry, very old. J. H. Nettleton: 348. Flint lock pistol. Mrs. Nettleton: 349. Hand-made collar, 60 years old. Congregational Church: 350. Picture of Rev. Noah Porter, D. D., LL. D., pastor of the Congregational Church 1836-1843. Afterwards President of Yale College. Russell B. Noble: