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List of newspapers in Connecticut

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This is a list of newspapers in Connecticut.

Daily newspapers (currently published)

Weekly newspapers (currently published)

University newspapers

Defunct

Fairfield County

Bridgeport

Newspapers published in Bridgeport, Connecticut:

  • AfroVoice Review, a.k.a. Afri-Voice Review (1988– uncertain, 1990s)[6][7]: 21 
  • American Telegraphe (1795–1804)[8]
    • also published as, American Telegraphe, & Fairfield County Gazette[9]
  • Amerikai Magyarság a.k.a. A Mi Lapunk (1942– ceased 20th century [unknown year])[10][11]
  • L'Amico del popolo (unknown dates; ceased before 1910)[12][13]
  • Anzeiger (1887– ?)[14]: 51 
  • Aurora (1916–1935)[13][15]
  • The Beacon (1931–1942)[13][16]
  • Black Rock Beacon (unknown [20th century] –1931)[13][17]
  • Black Rock Journal (1980– unknown [20th century])[13][18]
  • Black Rock News (1978– uncertain, 1980s)[13][19]
  • Black Rock News (1988–1989)[13][20]
  • Black Rock Star, aka Park City Star (1947– before 1950)[13][15][21][22]
  • Boneville Trumpet (uncertain, 1860s – 1870s)[9][13]
  • Bridgeport (uncertain dates: began 1910s, ceased 20th century)[9][23]
  • Bridgeport Advertiser (1806– c. 1810s)[9][15]
  • Bridgeport Advocate (1896– unknown, 20th century)[9][15][24]
  • Bridgeport Chronicle (1848– unknown 19th century)[9][15]
  • Bridgeport Courier (1815–1821)[25]
  • Bridgeport Daily Standard (uncertain dates: from 1830s –1919)[9][25]
    • a.k.a. The Tri-Weekly Standard; The Daily Standard; Bridgeport Evening Standard; The Bridgeport Standard; The Bridgeport Standard-American; Standard American; Bridgeport Republican; Republican Standard[26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36]: 210 [37][38]: 25 
  • Bridgeport Eagle (1990– ?)[15][39]
  • Bridgeport Egyetertes (1914–1942)[13][15][40]
  • Bridgeport Evening Farmer (1866–1917)[41]
  • Bridgeport Examiner (1913– uncertain, 20th century)[42]
  • Bridgeport Gazette (1810– unknown, 19th century)[9][15]
  • Bridgeport Herald (1805– unknown, 19th century)[9][15]
  • Bridgeport Independent, aka Independent Democrat (1878– uncertain year, 19th century)[9][15][43][44]
  • Bridgeport Jewish Ledger (1977–1996)[6][15]
  • Bridgeport Journal (1891– uncertain year, 1890s)[9][15][45]
  • Bridgeport Leader (1854– ?)[9][46]: 28 
  • Bridgeport Life (1915– uncertain year, 1950s)[9][15][47]
  • The Bridgeport Light (1988–1990)[9][25][48]
  • Bridgeport Local (1867– before 1900)[15][49]
  • Bridgeport Messenger (1831–1832)[9][15][25][50]
  • Bridgeport Morning News (1879– uncertain year, 1890s)[9][14]: 51 
  • Bridgeport News (1989–2009)[9][15][57]
  • The Bridgeport News weekly, closed 2018[citation needed]
  • The Bridgeport Star (1876– uncertain, 19th century)[9][15][58]
  • Bridgeport Star (1919–1926)[9][59]
    • aka The Bridgeport Evening Star and Evening Herald; The Evening Star and Evening Herald; Bridgeport Star-Herald Evening Herald[60][61][62][63]
  • Bridgeport Sun (1878–1882)[9]
  • Bridgeport Sunday Item (1889– uncertain year, 19th c.)[9][15][64]
  • Bridgeport Times (1983– uncertain year, 1980s)[65]
  • Bridgeport Union (1891– uncertain, 1890s)[15][66]
  • Bridgeporter Zeitung (1873– uncertain year, 1880s)[6][9][36]: 210 [15]
  • Bridgeporti Ujság ('Bridgeport News', 1906– unknown year, 1910s)[6][9][67]
  • Broun's Nutmeg (1939)[68]
  • Compass (1975– ?)[69]
  • The Connecticut American (1935–1936)[6][9][15]
  • Connecticut Courier (1814–1826)[9][15][70]
  • Connecticut Waisenfreund (1897–1899)[13][15]
  • Connecticut Workman (1901– before 1910)[9][15][71]
  • The Crusader (1885– unknown)[72]
  • Daily Advertiser (1880s, exact years unknown)[15]
  • The Daily News (1876– unknown year, 19th century)[46]: 28 [15][73]
  • Eagle, aka, Sunday Eagle or Weekly Eagle (1880– before 1890)[9][51]: 31 [74][75]
  • The Eagle (1884– ?)[76]
  • Enterprise (1908–1914)[13][15]
  • Evening News (1895–1898)[9][15]
  • The Evening Star (1847–1849)[15][77]
  • Evening Times (1892– before 1900)[9][78]
  • Fairfield Advocate (1979–1981)[25][79]
  • Fairfield County Advocate (1981–1993)[9][15]
  • Fairfield County Anzeiger (1885–1896)[13][15]
  • Fairfield County Gazette (dates unknown)[25]
  • Fairfield County Press (1955–1959)[13][15]
  • The Fireside Journal (1872– uncertain, before 1900)[80]
  • Harambee; a.k.a. Harambee Union (1969–1976)[6][7]: 267 
  • The Jewish Argus (1935– uncertain, 1960s)[81]
  • The Journal (1875– before 1880)[15][38]: 25 [82]
  • Journal (unknown dates)[36]: 210 
  • The Lance (1874– before 1880)[9][15][83]
  • Law And Order (1893– before 1900)[9][15][84]
  • The Leader (1872– uncertain year, 1910s)[85]
  • Life (1894– ?)[15][89]
  • The Little Giant (1884– ?)[90]
  • The Morning Union, aka The Daily Union (1891–1901)[9][14]: 51 [91][92]
  • May's Town Crier (1871– before 1880)[15][93]
  • The Morning News (1870– before 1880)[15][94]
  • The North End News (1932– before 1940)[15][95]
  • Patriot of Seventy-Six (1804– uncertain year, 19th century)[15][96]
  • The People's Champion (1881– before 1890)[9][15][97]
  • The Pequonnock Amateur (1884– unknown)[98]
  • The Rosedale (1880– before 1890)[15][99]
  • Rundschau (1892–1898)[13][14]: 51 [15]
  • Scroll (1979–1982)[9]
  • La Sentinella, 'The Sentinel' (1920–1948)[6][9][52][25][15]
  • Il Sole (uncertain, 1900s – 1910s)[6][9][12][15]
  • Spirit Of The Times (1830– before 1840)[9][25][15][100]
  • The Star (c. 1872– after 1908)[9][101][102]
    • also known as Weekly Budget; The Bridgeport Sun; The Sun; The Bridgeport Weekly Sun; Bridgeport Star; The Bridgeport Star[103][104][105][106][107][108]
  • Sunday Herald (1890–1973)[9][109]
  • The Sunday Journal (1897– before 1900)[114]
  • Sunrise (uncertain dates; began 18th century)[115]
  • The News of Bridgeport's North End & Black Rock (2009–2012)[9]
  • Times-Star, a.k.a. The Bridgeport Times, The Bridgeport Star (1926–1941)[9][25][116][117]
  • La Tribuna or La Tribuna del Connecticut (1906–1908)[6][15][52]
  • La Vittoria (1929– unknown, 20th century)[6][9][15][118]
  • Weekly Enterprise (1878– before 1880)[15][119]
  • The Weekly Globe (1891– before 1900)[9][15][120]
  • Wochenblatt (1890–1894)[13][15]

Danbury

Newspapers published in Danbury, Connecticut:

  • Bethel Eagle (1894)[121]
  • Connecticut Intelligencer (1809–1810)[121]
  • Danburian-Press (1875)[121]
  • Danbury Chronicle And Fairfield County Democrat (1836)[121]
  • Danbury Democrat (1877–1888)[51]: 31 [36]: 210 [121]
  • Danbury Gazette (1813–1814)[121]
  • Danbury Gazette (1833–1835)[121]
  • Danbury Globe (1872– ?)[51]: 31 [36]: 210 [121]
  • Danbury News (1870–1933)[51]: 31 [121]
  • Danbury News-Times (1933–1963)[121]
  • Danbury Record (1941)[121]
  • Danbury Recorder (1826–1830)[121]
  • Danbury Republican (1879–1884)[51]: 31 [36]: 210 [121]
  • Danbury Times (1837–1870)[52][121]
  • Day (1812)[121]
  • Dispatch (1892– ?)[14]: 51 
  • Evening News (1871–1890)[121]
  • Farmers Chronicle (1793–1796)[8]
  • Farmer's Journal (1790–1793)[8][121]
  • Jeffersonian (1860–1866)[121]
  • New England Republican (1804-1808)[121]
  • News (1835– ?)[36]: 210 
  • People (1878)[121]
  • Republican Farmer (1803–1917)[121]
  • Sun Of Liberty (1800)[121]
  • Tribuna Connecticut (2005–2007)[121]

Fairfield

Newspapers published in Fairfield, Connecticut:

  • The Black Rock News (c. 1920s)[13][122]
  • Chronicle (1891– ?)[14]: 55 
  • Fairfield County Times (?-?)[46]: 30 
  • Fairfield Gazette, W., July 13, 1786 – February 1787[8]
  • Fairfield Gazette, Or The Independent Intelligencer, W., February 1787 – August 1787[8]
  • The Fairfield Review (1913– ?)[123]
  • Pequot Record (1890)[6]
  • Times (1878– ?)[51]: 33 [36]: 210 

Norwalk

Newspapers published in Norwalk, Connecticut:

  • Chronicle And Democrat (1837)[124]
  • Citizen Leader (1880– ?)[36]: 210 [124]
  • Connecticut Republican (1880–1889)[51]: 33 [124]
  • Daily Norwalk Gazette And Saturdays Norwalk Record (1890)[124]
  • Democrat; Norwalk Democrat (1877– ?)[51]: 33 [46]: 30 [36]: 210 [124]
  • Eagle (?-?)[36]: 210 
  • Evening Sentinel (1887–1920)[14]: 55 [124]
  • Fairfield County Democrat (1871)[124]
  • Fairfield County Morning News (1977–1978)[124]
  • Fairfield County Republican (1828– ?)[125]
  • Home Companion (1876)[124]
  • Independent Republican (1802–1803)[124]
  • News (1894– ?)[14]: 55 
  • Norwalk Eagle (1876-1879)[124]
  • Norwalk Gazette; Norwalk Daily Gazette (1800– ?)[14]: 54 [51]: 33 [52][36]: 210 
  • Norwalk News (1989-1993)[124]
  • Norwalk News Trader (1987–1989)[124]
  • Norwalk Record (1887–1890)[124]
  • Old Well Local (?-?)[36]: 210 
  • Sentinel (1936-1946)[124]
  • South Norwalk Independent (1871-1872)[124]
  • South Norwalk Republican (1889)[124]
  • South Norwalk Sentinel (1870– ?)[51]: 33 [36]: 210 [124]
  • South Norwalk Shield (1878)[124]
  • Stamford times (2007–2016)[124]
  • Star (1884)[124]

Stamford

Newspapers published in Stamford, Connecticut:

  • City Post (1895– before 1900)[126]
  • The Comet (1883– before 1890)[127]
  • The Daily Republican (1899– before 1910)[128]
  • Democratic Pilot (1842– before 1850)[129]
  • The Evening Star (1915– before 1920)[130]
  • Fairfield County Business Journal (?-?)[131]
  • Fairfield County Democrat (1871– ?)[132]
  • The Free Press (1919– ?)[133]
  • Greenwich Suburbanite (1981– before 1990)[134]
  • The Home Journal (after 1869– uncertain, 19th century)[135]
  • Intercorp (unknown dates)[131]
  • The Morning News (1914– before 1920)[136]
  • The Stamford American (1906– before 1910)[137]
  • The Stamford Bulletin/Evening Bulletin (?–?)[131][138]
  • The Stamford Citizen (1912– before 1920)[139]
  • The Stamford Forum or The Forum (1970– before 1980)[140][141]
  • Stamford Herald (1875–1893)[51]: 33 [36]: 210 [131][142][143]
  • Stamford Jewish Ledger (1977–1996)[6]
  • Stamford Journal (1872– before 1880)[144]
  • The Stamford News (1899– ?)[145]
  • The Stamford Postal Card (1876– before 1880)[146]
  • Stamford Press (1928–1929)[147]
  • The Stamford Record or The Evening Record (1883– before 1900)[14]: 55 [148]
  • The Stamford Register (1916– ?)[149]
  • Stamford Review (1923–1923)[150]
  • Stamford Sentinel (1923– ?)[151]
  • Stamford Shopper (? –1972)[152]
  • Stamford Telegram (1897– before 1910)[153]
  • The Stamford Tribune (1896– before 1900)[154]
  • The Stamford Daily News (1886–1888)[155]
    • aka The Stamford News; The Stamford Weekly News; Stamford Saturday News[156]
  • Stamford Weekly Mail (? –1972)[157]
  • Stamford Weekly Mail and the Stamford Shopper (1972–1990)[158]
    • also known as Stamford Weekly Mail; Stamford Mail; The Stamford Trader[159]
  • Standard (1895– ?)[14]: 55 
  • Town Crier (1891– before 1900)[160]
  • La Tribuna (1933– 1950s)[161]
  • La Union Hispano-Americana (1979)[6]
  • La Voz Hispano-Americana (1978)[6]

Elsewhere

  • Bethel News; Oxford County Citizen – Bethel (1895–1950)[162]
  • Bethel Statesman – Bethel (1911– before 1920)[13]
  • The Connecticut Citizen – Ridgefield (1892– ?)[163]
  • Connecticut Patriot; Saugatuck Journal – Bridgeport, Westport (1826– ?)[9][164][165]
  • The Darien News-Review, weekly, closed 2019[citation needed]
  • The Easton Courier – Easton, weekly[citation needed]
  • Fairfield Minuteman – Westport (1995-2017)[166]
  • Greenwich Graphic – Greenwich (1881– ?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 
  • The Herald of Freedom – Bethel, Norwalk (1831–1835)[167]
  • Ledger – Bethel (1874-?)[51]: 31 [36]: 210 
  • Messenger – New Canaan (1876-?)[14]: 53 [51]: 32 [36]: 210 
  • The Monroe Courier – Monroe, weekly[citation needed]
  • The Newtown Chronicle – Newtown (1880– ?)[51]: 33 [36]: 210 [168]
  • The New Canaan News-Review – New Canaan, weekly, closed 2019[citation needed]
  • News – Greenwich (1888– ?)[14]: 52 
  • North End News – Trumbull (1987–1989)[15][169]
  • Observer – Greenwich (1877– ?)[51]: 31 [46]: 28 [36]: 210 
  • The Redding Pilot – Redding (1982–1996)[52]
  • Reporter – Wilton (unknown dates)[46]: 31 
  • Saugatuck Journal and Fairfield County Republican; Fairfield County Republican – Westport (unknown dates)[170][171]
  • Star – Redding (unknown dates)[36]: 210 
  • The Stratford News – Stratford (1928– ?)[172]
  • The Stratford Star, weekly[citation needed]
  • The Weston Forum, weekly (1970–2018)[citation needed]
  • Westport Minuteman – Westport (1993–2017)[173][174]
  • Westporter Herald; Westporter – Westport (1876–1951)[6][14]: 56 [36]: 210 

Hartford County

Hartford

Newspapers published in Hartford, Connecticut:

  • Advertiser (?-?)[38]: 25 
  • American Mercury, W., July 12, 1784-June 25, 1833[8]
  • American Poultry Yard (1878-?)[51]: 31 [46]: 28 [36]: 210 
  • The American Standard (?-?)[175]
  • The Bridgeport Inquirer (?-2006)[176]
  • La Capitale Tribuna di Hartford (1934)[6]
  • The Catholic Transcript (1925-1978)[52]
  • The Charter Oak/Christian Freeman (1838-1849)[177]
  • Christian Secretary (1822– ?)[51]: 31 [46]: 28 [36]: 210 
  • Clarion (unknown dates)[38]: 25 
  • The Clarksonian (1843–1844)[178]
  • Connecticut Catholic (1876-?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [36]: 210 
  • Connecticut Chronicle/Hartford Chronicle/Hartford-Springfield Chronicle (1915-1949)[52][6][7]: 172 
  • The Connecticut Craftsman (?-?)[179]
  • Connecticut Farmer (1879-?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [36]: 210 
  • The Connecticut Hebrew Record (1923)[6]
  • Connecticut Post/Evening Post/Post (1856-?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [38]: 25 
  • Connecticuter Zeitung – Boston, Hartford (closed 1863)[6]
  • The CT Italian Bulletin (1974-ca. 1980)[6]
  • The CT Italian Bulletin and Review (1950-1974)[6]
  • El Extra News/El Xtra News (1991-1996)[6]
  • The Examiner (1881-?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [180]
  • The Freeman's Chronicle, Or The American Advertiser, W., Sept. 1, 1783-July 8, 1784[8]
  • Globe/Sunday Globe (1876-?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [46]: 29 [36]: 210 
  • Hartford Bulletin (1950-1956)[6]
  • Hartford Catholic Press (1829-1831)[52]
  • Hartford Connecticut Mirror (1809-1831)[37]
  • Hartford Gazette, S.W., W., Jan. 13, 1794-Mar. 19, 1795[8]
  • Hartford Herald (?-?)[177]
  • The Hartford Inquirer (1975-2006)[6][181]
  • Hartford Labor (1894-?)[182]
  • The Hartford Star (1969–1974)[6][7]: 270 
  • The Hartford Times (1817–1976)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [46]: 28 [183]
  • The Hartford Voice (1974–1975)[6]
  • Hartforder Anzeiger (1877–1878)[6]
  • Der Hartforder Herold (1907)[6]
  • Der Hartforder Stadt-Bote (1881– ?)[6]
  • Hartforder Zeitung (1858– ?)[6]
  • Herold (1883– ?)[14]: 52 
  • Hispano (1975– ?)[6]
  • Imparcial (1989)[6]
  • The Indian Bulletin (1888–1901)[6]
  • The Informer (1977–1978)[6]
  • Journal (1867– ?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [46]: 29 
  • The Labor Standard (1908– c. 1920s)[184]
  • New England Bulletin (1949– ?)[7]: 407 
  • New Haven Inquirer (1976–2006)[7]: 409 [185]
  • North Hartford Truth (1971–1974)[6]
  • Observador (1977– c. 1981)[6]
  • El Periodico (1983–1985)[6]
  • La Prensa Grafica (1974–1975)[6]
  • Le Programme (1929)[6]
  • Que Pasa (1977– c. 1992)[6]
  • The Religious Herald (1843– ?)[14]: 52 [51]: 31 [36]: 210 [186]
  • Saturday Night (unknown dates)[46]: 28 
  • The Sunbeam (1841– ?)[187]
  • Sunday Argus (1879– ?)[46]: 28 [36]: 210 
  • Sunday Journal (1867– ?)[36]: 210 [38]: 25 
  • Telegram (1884– ?)[14]: 52 
  • The Temperance Journal (1872-1875)[188]
  • El Transcrito Catolico (c. 1990–1997)[6]
  • La Vanguardia (1989– c. 1991)[6]
  • The Weekly Examiner (uncertain dates: 1880s – 1900s )[189]

New Britain

Newspapers published in New Britain, Connecticut:

  • Bee (1886– ?)[14]: 53 
  • The Catholic Leader Polish: Przewodnik Katolocki (1907–1964)[6]
  • Daily News (uncertain dates: 1890s – 1900s)[190]
  • The Eastern Herald or Osterns Harold (1907)[6]
  • Herald (1880– ?)[51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • Independent (1886– ?)[14]: 53 
  • Mala Polska (unknown)[5]
  • Il Messaggero di New England or The New England Messenger (1931)[6]
  • Morning Dispatch (1894– ?)[14]: 53 
  • Observer (1876– ?)[51]: 32 [46]: 29 [36]: 211 
  • The Power Press (c. 1970s – before 2000)[191]
  • Przewodnik Katolicki (1907–1966)[192]
  • Record (1865– ?)[14]: 53 [51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • Times (1880– ?)[36]: 211 

Elsewhere

  • American Enterprise – East Hartford (1888– ?)[14]: 52 
  • The Berlin News – Berlin (1892–1907)[193]
  • Berlin Record – Berlin (1909– ?)[13]
  • Bristol Herald – Bristol (1888–1901)[14]: 51 [52]
  • Bulletin – Glastonbury (1893– ?)[14]: 52 
  • Elf Leaf – East Hartford (unknown dates)[38]: 25 
  • Farmington Valley Herald – Bristol, Southington, Simsbury (? –1996)[194]
  • Gazette – Enfield (1892– ?)[14]: 56 [38]: 26 
  • Manchester Herald; Manchester Evening Herald; Saturday Herald – Manchester (1881–1991)[14]: 52 [51]: 33 [52][195]
  • Mechanics Journal – Canton (1888– ?)[13]
  • Newington Town Crier – Bristol[citation needed]
  • News – Manchester (1893– ?)[14]: 55 
  • News – Plainville (1871– ?)[51]: 33 [46]: 30 [36]: 211 
  • Pequabuck Valley Gazette – Bristol (unknown dates)[38]: 25 
  • Phœnix/Weekly Phœnix – Southington (1873– ?)[14]: 55 [51]: 33 [36]: 211 
  • Reporter – Southington (unknown dates)[38]: 26 
  • Thompsonville Press – Enfield (1880–1969)[14]: 54 [51]: 31 [52][36]: 211 
  • Times – Bristol (1881– ?)[13]
  • Times – Manchester (unknown dates)[38]: 25 
  • Valley News – Bristol[citation needed]
  • La Voce – Newington (1973– c. 1974)[6]
  • Weekly Press – Bristol (1871– ?)[36]: 210 

Litchfield County

Litchfield

Newspapers published in Litchfield, Connecticut:

  • Collier's Litchfield Weekly Monitor, W., Jan. 7-June 16, 1788[8]
  • The Farmer's Monitor, W., Mar. 5-Dec. 31, 1800+[8]
  • The Litchfield County Post (1826-1829)[52][196]
  • Litchfield-County Monitor, W., Dec. 11, 1790-Jan. 3, 1791[8]
  • Litchfield Enquirer – Litchfield (1826-2009)[14]: 52 [51]: 32 [36]: 211 [197]
  • Litchfield Monitor, W., Jan. 10, 1791-Jan. 4, 1792; Aug. 27, 1794-June 3, 1795[8]
  • Litchfield Monitor And Agricultural Register, W., June 10, 1795 – May 11, 1796[8]
  • The Litchfield Weekly Monitor, June 23, 1788[8]
  • The Monitor, W., Jan. 11, 1792-Aug. 20, 1794; Feb. 28, 1798-Feb. 26, 1800+[8]
  • Weekly Monitor, W., Mar. Or April 1785-Nov. 28, 1786; June 11-Dec. 31, 1787; June 30, 1788-May 11, 1789; Nov. 17, 1789-Dec. 4, 1790; May 18, 1796-Feb. 21, 1798[8]
  • Weekly Monitor And American Advertiser, W., Dec. 21, 1784-Mar. 1785[8]
  • Weekly Monitor And Litchfield Town And County Recorder, W., Dec. 5, 1786-June 4, 1787[8]
  • Weekly Monitor And The Litchfield Advertiser, W., May 18 - June 8, 1789[8]
  • Witness – Litchfield (1806-1807)[37]

Watertown

  • Lietuviu kelias (1950)[6]
  • Post (1881)[198]
  • Post Boy (1887)[198]
  • Sunday Republican (1918)[198]
  • Watertown Argus (1937)[198]
  • Watertown Journal (1888-1891)[198]
  • Watertown News (1913-1929)[198]

Winsted

  • Argus (1875– ?)[51]: 34 
  • News (unknown dates)[46]: 31 [38]: 26 
  • Sun (1880– ?)[51]: 34 
  • Times and News (1875-?)[36]: 211 
  • Winsted Citizen (1982–1983)[199]
  • Winsted Citizen (2023)[200]
  • Winsted Evening Citizen; Litchfield County Leader (1873–1982)[14]: 56 [201]
  • Winsted Herald (1853?)[14]: 56 [51]: 33 [36]: 211 
  • Winsted Press (1873– ?)[51]: 34 [46]: 31 [36]: 211 

Elsewhere

  • Advertiser – Thomaston (1878-?)[51]: 33 
  • The Brookfield Journal – New Milford (1957-2009)[202]
  • Connecticut Western News; Connecticut Western; Connecticut Western Star; The Western – North Canaan, Salisbury (1871–1979)[14]: 51 [51]: 31 [52][36]: 210 [203][204][205]
  • Evening Item – Torrington (1896– ?)[14]: 56 
  • Gazette – New Milford (1872– ?)[14]: 54 [51]: 33 [36]: 211 
  • Housatonic Ray – New Milford (1872– ?)[51]: 33 [36]: 211 [38]: 25 
  • The Morris Herald – Morris (1898– ?)[206]
  • The New Milford Times – New Milford (1914–2009)[207]
  • News – Thomaston (1881– ?)[51]: 33 
  • Recorder – Woodbury (?-?)[46]: 31 
  • Reporter – Woodbury (1877– ?)[14]: 56 [36]: 211 
  • Republican – Woodbury (1881– ?)[51]: 34 
  • Rural Gazette, W. – Sharon (March 31, 1800)[8]
  • Thomaston Express – Thomaston (1880–2000)[51]: 33 [52]
  • Tribune – New Hartford (1880– ?)[14]: 53 [51]: 32 

Middlesex County

Middletown

Newspapers published in Middletown, Connecticut:

  • American Sentinel/Sentinel and Witness, weekly (1823–1826)[2][14]: 53 
  • Citizen (1894-?)[14]: 53 
  • Connecticut Spectator, including May 1814 – December 1814, weekly[2]
  • The Constitution, former weekly newspaper, (1837– ?)[2][51]: 32 [36]: 211 [208]
  • The Daily Herald, former daily newspaper[208]
  • Evening Press, including 1918–1919, daily, excluding Sundays.[2]
  • Middlesex Gazette or The Middlesex Gazette, Or Federal Adviser, including 1785–1834 (with gaps), weekly[2][8]
  • The Middletown Bulletin (1949-1967, 1968-?)[6]
  • Middletown Daily Constitution, including 1872–1876, daily, excluding Sundays.[2]
  • Middletown Daily Sentinel, including January 1876 – June 1876, daily, excluding Sundays.[2]
  • Middletown Sun, including 1908–1914, daily, excluding Sundays.[2]
  • The Middletown Times, daily newspaper in Middletown during 1913–1914[208] or during 1914 to January 1915[2]
  • The Middletown Tribune, Republican newspaper in Middletown including 1893–1906, daily, excluding Sundays.[208][2]
  • News and Advertiser, including 1851–1854, weekly[2]
  • Penny Press, including 1884–1939, daily, excluding Sundays.[2]
  • The Sentinel and Witness, former weekly newspaper (1823– ?)[2][51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • State Temperance Journal (?-?)[46]: 29 

Elsewhere

  • Advertiser/Connecticut Valley Advertiser – East Haddam (1869– ?)[14]: 53 [51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • Clinton Enquirer – Clinton (1970– ?)[13]
  • Gazette - Essex (1879– ?)[46]: 28 [36]: 211 
  • Middlesex Republican– Essex (1880– ?)[51]: 31 
  • New Era – Deep River, Chester (1874– ?)[14]: 51 [51]: 31 [36]: 211 [38]: 25 
  • Shore Recorder – Clinton (1895– ?)[14]: 51 

New Haven County

Guilford

Meriden

  • Eagle Wing Press (c. 1981–1987)[6]
  • Evening Press (1881– ?)[51]: 32 
  • The Meriden Daily Journal (1887-1953)[52][210]
  • Meriden Citizen[38]: 26 
  • The Meriden Daily Republican, or Daily Republican (1868–1898)[211]
  • Meriden Recorder a.k.a. Rigg's Literary Recorder or Call, (1862– ?)[51]: 32 [46]: 31 [36]: 211 
  • Meriden Republican (1860– ?)[51]: 32 [46]: 31 [36]: 211 
  • Morning Record (1892– ?)[14]: 53 
  • Newsboy (1862– ?)[51]: 32 
  • Sunday News (1881– ?)[51]: 32 
  • El Tiempo (1992–1997)[6]

New Haven

Newspapers published in New Haven, Connecticut:

  • Amity Observer (1998–2011)[212]
  • Amity Star (1950–1953)[212]
  • Los Andes (c. 1989–1994?)[6]
  • Black Coalition Weekly (1972)[6]
  • Black Panther Party—New Haven (unknown dates)[7]: 93 
  • Catholic Standard (1889– ?)[14]: 54 
  • Commercial Record (1882– ?)[14]: 54 
  • Commonwealth (unknown dates)[38]: 25 
  • Connecticut Beobachter (ca. 1865-1871?)[6]
  • Connecticut Botschafter (1876-?)[46]: 29 [36]: 211 
  • Connecticut Freie-Press (ca. 1875-1907)[6][14]: 54 
  • The Connecticut Gazette, W., July 5, 1765-Feb. 19, 1768[8]
  • Connecticut Gazette, With The Freshest Advices Foreign And Domestick, W., Apr. 12, 1755-Apr. 14, 1764[8]
  • The Connecticut Journal (1767–1987)
    • a.k.a. Connecticut Herald & Journal, The Connecticut Journal, and New-Haven Post-Boy, The Connecticut Journal, Connecticut Journal and Weekly Advertiser, Connecticut Journal and Advertiser, Connecticut Journal and Weekly Adveriser, Journal-Courier, Morning Journal and Courier, Connecticut Herald and Journal[8][51]: 32 [46]: 29 [52][36]: 211 [37][38]: 25 [213]
  • The Connecticut Labor News (1921-1925)[52][214]
  • The Connecticut Labor Press (? –1921)[215]
  • Connecticut Republikaner (1867-1901)[6][51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • Connecticut Volksblatt (1885-?)[14]: 54 
  • Corporal Fracassa (1895-?)[14]: 54 
  • Il Corriere del Connecticut (ca. 1896-1955?)[6]
  • Counter Attack (?-?)[7]: 177 
  • The Crow (1968-1970)[6][7]: 180 
  • Elm City Trader – Hamden, New Haven (1991-1992)[6]
  • Evening Leader (1892– ?)[14]: 53 
  • Free Press (?-?)[46]: 29 
  • Greater New Haven Black Coalition Weekly (1971-1972)[6]
  • The Heritage Hall Crow (1968– ?)[6]
  • The Indian's Friend (1902–1907)[6]
  • L'Indipendente (c. 1903– ?)[52][6][216]
  • Italian-American Weekly News (unknown)[6][217]
  • Milford-Orange Bulletin (2008–2018)[212]
  • New Haven Advocate (1975–2013)[218]
  • New England Anzeiger; New Haven Anzeiger (1877–1910)[6][51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • The New-Haven Chronicle, W., April 18, 1786 – Sept. 11, 1787[8]
  • New-Haven Gazette, W., May 13, 1784 – Feb. 9, 1786[8]
  • The New-Haven Gazette, W., Jan. 5-June 29, 1791[8]
  • The New-Haven Gazette, And The Connecticut Magazine, W., Feb. 16, 1786 – June 18, 1789[8]
  • New Haven Jewish Ledger (1977–1996)[6]
  • New Haven Local News (1987–1990)[6]
  • News (1879)[14]: 53 
  • The New Haven Union (1895– ?)[219]
  • Open Gate News (1961–1963)[6]
  • Palladium (1828– ?)[14]: 53 [51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • La Parola Cattolica (c. 1904–1907)[6]
  • San Carlino (1907)[6]
  • Sea World Fishing Gazette (1879– ?)[36]: 211 
  • La Stella D'Italia (1892– ?)[14]: 54 
  • Svenska Connecticut Posten Och Oestens Tribun (1892-?)[14]: 54 
  • Times (1894–?)[14]: 56 
  • Union (1857– ?)[14]: 53 
  • Union (1871– ?)[36]: 211 
  • The Union Times (1941–1948)[220]
  • La Voz Hispana de Connecticut (1993–1995?)[6]
  • Workmen's Advocate (1883–1891)[221]

Waterbury

  • Black Voice (1970–1971)[6][13]
  • Neue Zeitung (1890– ?)[14]: 56 
  • People's Weekly (1972)[6]
  • Il Progresso di Waterbury (1907)[6]
  • Independent (1881– ?)[51]: 33 
  • Index (?-?)[46]: 31 
  • Monitor (1869– ?)[36]: 211 
  • Record (1895– ?)[14]: 56 
  • Sunday Globe (1893– ?)[14]: 56 
  • Sunday Herald (1888– ?)[14]: 56 
  • Valley Democrat (1881– ?)[51]: 33 
  • Valley Index (?-?)[38]: 26 
  • La Verita (1911, 1925)[6]
  • Waterbury American (1844–1990)[14]: 56 [51]: 33 [36]: 211 
  • Waterbury Beobachter/Waterbury Observer (c. 1898–1917)[6]
  • Waterbury Democrat/Waterbury Evening Democrat (1887–1946)[14]: 56 [52][222]

Elsewhere

  • Ansonia Evening Sentinel; Ansonia Weekly Sentinel; Naugatuck Valley Sentinel – Ansonia (1871–1992)[14]: 51 [52][36]: 211 [51]: 31 [223][224]
  • Ansonia Journal – Ansonia (1869– ?)[13]
  • Beacon Falls News – Beacon Falls (1902– ?)[13]
  • Branford Gleaner – Branford (1878–1880)[52]
  • Branford News – Branford (1878)[209][better source needed]
  • Branford Opinion – Branford (1891– ?)[14]: 51 [52]
  • Cheshire Chronicle – Cheshire (1936– ?)[13]
  • Cheshire Citizen – Cheshire (?-?)[13]
  • Citizen – Milford (1894– ?)[14]: 53 
  • Derby Transcript; Evening Transcript – Derby (1866– ?)[14]: 51 [51]: 31 [36]: 211 
  • East Haven Courier – East Haven, weekly, closed 2024[citation needed]
  • Enterprise – Naugatuck (1877– ?)[14]: 53 [51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • Journal – West Haven (?-?)[38]: 26 
  • News – Naugatuck (1894– ?)[14]: 53 
  • North Haven Courier – North Haven, weekly, closed 2024[citation needed]
  • North Haven Post or North Haven Citizen – North Haven (1970-2011)[52]
  • Orange Bulletin – Orange (1985–1990)[212]
  • Orange News – Orange (1966–1972)[212]
  • Orange Town Times – Orange (1972–1976)[212]
  • Our Town – Orange (1963–2004)[212]
  • Press – Wallingford (1894– ?)[14]: 56 
  • Record – Seymour (1871– ?)[14]: 55 [51]: 33 [36]: 211 
  • Review – Naugatuck (1880– ?)[51]: 32 
  • Sentinel – Milford (?-?)[38]: 25 
  • Shore Line Times – Guilford, New Haven (1877– ?)[14]: 52 [46]: 29 [36]: 211 
  • Star News – Ansonia (1962–1963)[13]
  • Sunday Times – Wallingford (1894– ?)[14]: 56 
  • Wayside Gleanings – North Haven (1892– ?)[14]: 51 
  • Windermere Forum – Wallingford (1877– ?)[51]: 33 [46]: 30 [36]: 211 

New London County

New London

New-London Summary, Or The Weekly Advertiser, 1759

Newspapers published in New London, Connecticut:

  • The Bee, W., June 14, 1797 – December 31, 1800+[8]
  • The Connecticut Gazette; Connecticut Gazette, And The Commercial Intelligencer; Connecticut Gazette, And The Universal Intelligencer, W. (1773– ?)[8]
  • Connecticut Gazette or Telegram (1872– ?)[51]: 33 [46]: 30 [36]: 211 
  • Globe (1891– ?)[14]: 54 
  • The New-London Advertiser, W., March 2 – April 13, 1795[8]
  • The New-London Gazette, W., November 18, 1763 – December 10, 1773[8]
  • The New-London Summary, W., sometime between May 6 and 17, 1763 – September 23, 1763[8]
  • The New-London Summary, Or The Weekly Advertiser, W., August 8, 1758 – sometime between May 6 and June 10, 1763[8]
  • Penny Press (1881– ?)[51]: 33 
  • Repository (1858–1861)[52]
  • Republican Advocate (1818–1826)[37]
  • Springer's Weekly Oracle, W., October 21, 1797 – December 28, 1800+[8]
  • Telegraph (1885–?)[14]: 54 

Norwich

Norwich Packet or, the Country Journal, 1785

Newspapers published in Norwich, Connecticut:

  • American Conflict (1879– ?)[36]: 211 
  • American Mechanic and Home Journal (1849– ?)[225]
  • Argus (?-?)[38]: 26 
  • Aurora (?-?)[38]: 26 
  • Deutsches Wochenblatt (1895– ?)[14]: 55 
  • Evening Record or Cooley's Weekly (1876– ?)[14]: 54 [51]: 33 [36]: 211 
  • Index (1896– ?)[14]: 55 
  • The Liberty Bell and Workingmen's Advocate (1867– ?)[226]
  • News (1881– ?)[51]: 33 
  • The Norwich Packet (1773– ?)[8][227][228]
    • aka The Norwich Packet; And The Connecticut, Massachusetts, New-Hampshire, And Rhode-Island Weekly Advertiser; The Norwich Packet And The Country Journal; The Norwich Packet And The Weekly Advertiser; The Norwich Packet, Or The Chronicle Of Freedom; The Norwich-Packet, Or The Country Journal; Vox Populi Norwich Packet; The Connecticut Centinel
  • Post (1893– ?)[51]: 33 
  • Star (1880– ?)[51]: 33 
  • Weekly Observer (1879–?)[36]: 211 
  • The Weekly Register, W., November 29, 1791 – August 19, 1795[8]

Stonington

Newspapers published in Stonington, Connecticut:

  • Impartial Journal, W., Oct. 8 (?) 1799 – Dec. 30, 1800+[8]
  • Journal of the Times, W., Oct. 10, 1798 – Sept. 17, 1799[8]
  • Mystic Journal (1859– ?)[51]: 32 [46]: 29 [36]: 211 
  • Mystic Press (1873– ?)[14]: 53 [51]: 32 [36]: 211 
  • Stonington Mirror or Mirror and Mystic Journal (1869–1943)[14]: 55 [51]: 33 [52][36]: 211 
  • Sun (1891– ?)[14]: 55 

Elsewhere

  • Connecticut Eastern News – East Lyme (1894– ?)[14]: 54 
  • Eastern Connecticut News – Groton (1946– ?)[229]
  • The Lyme Times – Lyme (2020–2024)[52]
  • Pequot Times – Ledyard (1992– ?)[6]
  • Review/Pioneer – Groton (1888– ?)[14]: 52, 54 
  • Sound Breeze – Lyme (1889– ?)[14]: 52 
  • The Sub – Groton (? –1946)[230]

Tolland County

  • Coventry Local Register – Coventry (1857– ?)[51]: 33 [46]: 30 [36]: 211 
  • Journal – Vernon (1867– ?)[14]: 55 
  • The Press; Tolland County Press – Stafford (1857–1935)[14]: 55 [51]: 33 [52][36]: 211 
  • Reminder News – Vernon (1949-2024)
  • Rockville Journal – Vernon (1911–1924)[52]
  • Tolland County Journal – Vernon (1866– ?)[51]: 33 [46]: 30 [36]: 211 
  • Tolland County Leader – Vernon (1879– ?)[14]: 55 [51]: 33 [36]: 211 

Windham County

Windham

Newspapers published in Windham, Connecticut:

  • Enterprise (unknown dates)[46]: 31 
  • Journal or Willimantic Journal (1847–1911)[14]: 56 [51]: 34 [46]: 31 [52][36]: 211 
  • The Phenix, Or Windham Herald, W., March 12, 1791 – April 12, 1798[8]
  • Windham Herald, W., April 19, 1798 – December 26, 1800[8]

Elsewhere

  • Cleaner – Canterbury (1882– ?)[51]: 31 
  • Fashist – Putnam (1933–1941)[6]
  • Journal – Plainfield (1880– ?)[14]: 55 [51]: 33 
  • Mirror – Brooklyn (1884– ?)[13]
  • Putnam County News – Putnam (unknown dates)[38]: 26 
  • Putnam Patriot; Windham County Observer & Patriot – Putnam (1872–1963)[14]: 55 [51]: 33 [52][36]: 211 [231]
  • Sentinel or Democratic Sentinel – Killingly (1870– ?)[46]: 28 [36]: 211 
  • Times – Canterbury (1881– ?)[51]: 31 
  • Transcript – Killingly (1854– ?)[14]: 51 
  • Unionist – Brooklyn (1833– ?)[13]
  • Weekly Pennant – Brooklyn (1842– ?)[13]
  • Windham County Press – Killingly (unknown dates)[38]: 25 
  • Windham County Standard – Putnam (1872– ?)[14]: 55 
  • Windham County Transcript – Killingly (1854– ?)[51]: 31 [46]: 28 [36]: 211 

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