Middletown

(mĭdˈl-tounˌ)

1. A city of central Connecticut on the Connecticut River south of Hartford. It is the seat of Wesleyan University (chartered 1831). Population: 47,500.
2. A community of eastern New Jersey northwest of Red Bank. It was settled in 1665. Population: 67,600.
3. A city of southwest Ohio northeast of Cincinnati. Founded in 1802, it has a steel industry. Population: 51,300.