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C. p- Verbum Sat Sapienii. In presentinej this our first issue, we ask your kind con- sideration. It has taken us a few days longer than we expected, on account of the vast field to canvass to make the book a complete one. As injustice is done nearly every Directory, we suggest that " to find a name, you must know how to spell it." We have done all in our power to make this Directory a success, and feel assured that the public will at once recog- nize its superiority over all other Directories published of Fairfield County, and will continue its publication from time to time, as the demand requires. We thank the public all for their assistance, and to those who never buy, but borrow from their neighbors, and then find fault, WE ASK FORGIVENESS, THE PUBLISHER. November, 1881. 26 IlEI TO TOWNS Stamford, - - - - 33 Norwalk, - - - 128 South Norwalk, - - 197 Greenwich, - - - 243 Farmers' Directory, - 394 lgS=-SEE BUSINESS DIRECTORY ON PAGES 257 TO 393. 27 B0¥D'S |"i im*. IK jHi Hi (iito '^^ '^' , ,^ 1^ 11 iK P* ^lift X, PROM WHICH ARE PUBLISHED DirectoriGs o! h: Fort; Citiss: Washington, D. C, . . Office, 810 F Street, N. W. Philadelphia, Pa., . . Office, 831 Arch Street. Jersey City, N. J., . . Office, 62 Montgomery St. MANAGED BY WILLIAM H. BOYD. Syracuse, N. Y., . . Office, 140 E. Fayette Street. MANAGED BY ANDREW BOYD. Pottsville, Pa., . . Office, 506 W. Norwegian Street. MANAGED BY W. HARRY BOYD. BOYD'S PHILADELPHIA ELITE BLUE BOOK, S. FRED BOYD, Publisher, 831 Arch Street, .... Philadelphia. DIRECTORIES OF ANY CITY OR STATE ^^"c^I^l^^ISIa::E:ID On application to any of the above offices. 28 INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS. In this list will be found the leading houses of each city and town, where you will find a large stock from which to select, at the lowest prices. We recommend you to call before buying elsewhere. Bridgeport. Atkinson John S 284 Bartram F. A. & Co 193 Belknap Charles cover and 194 Belden & Van Stone 284 Bennett & Eadie inside back Bradbury F. B 121 Bridgeport Boiler Works 140 Bridgeport Farmer 320 Bridgeport Steam Soap Works 302 Briggs W. E 230 Buckingham N. & Co 229 Coughlin Bros 302 Cook W. D. & Sons 193 Currier Levi W 266 Duflfy & Hunter 266 Ellis Loring T 248 Gardner H 229 Gibbs Dr. J. R 266 Gledhill road c Washington av Barry James, foreman, h Division n Clinton av Barthel Justus J, barber, 120 Main, h Main n Meadow Bassett John L, h Clark's Hill Bates Charles, driver, h 134 Main Bates Edward, carpenter, h 16 Broad BATES FRANK V, horseshoer, 16 Gay, h 65 Wash- ington. See adv under Bates Sanford, driver, h 7 South Bates Theodore E, carpenter, h 16 Broad Beach Francis M, h 82 Atlantic Beals Alden P, principal public school, h 70 Atlantic Bearse Willard, hatter, h Main n R R Beatty William, carriage maker, h 48 Franklin Becker August, designer, h 6 Ludlow Beecher John, cooper, h Main n Myrtle av Begent Louis S, ass't postmaster, a 5 South Bell Andrew J, h 9 Bell Bell Charles, laborer, h Belltown FRANK V. BATES, Practical Horse-Shoer, nSTo- IG 0-a,37" Street, STAMFORD. CONN. 36 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARTENS & filC[, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Bell Francis, farmer, h Belltown Bell Harry, teller, h 22 North Bell Henry, mason, h 77 Franklin Bell Isaac, farmer, h Belltown Bell Martin, farmer, h Belltown liennett Frederick 1), machinist, h Stillwater av n Main Berg Frederick, hotel, opp Advocate office Berg Henry, clerk, h 35 Elm Berg Nicholas, cabinetmaker, h R R av opp depot Berg William, cabinetmaker, 35 Elm, h do Bernhard Tobias, millinerv and fancv goods, 123 Main, h 140 do Berrien Mary J, boarding, 122 Main, h do Betts James, school. Strawberry Hill, h do Betts Lewis H, teacher, h Strawberry Hill Betts William G, dr}' goods, h Prospect av n Richmond Hill Billard Joshua Y, sashmaker, h 20 Walnut Billingham Esau, chainmaker, h 22 Ludlow Billings Aaron, shoemaker, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Birch George W, physician, 71 Broad, h do Bishop Alfred, h 66 Broad Bishop Catharine, widow P]zra, h 2 Park pi Bishop Charles E, butcher, h Franklin House Bishop Edwin, h 66 Broad Bishop George W, butcher, h 51 Main Bishop Mrs Hannah, h Main n Meadow Bishop John D (John D Bishop & Son), h Main n Meadow Bishop John D & Son (John D and Romer J Bishop), hardware, 132 Main Bishop Romer J (John D liishop & Son), h Main n Meadow Jiishop Sarah M, widow Morris, h Main n Glenbrook av Bissell A F, secretary Stamford Manufacturing Co, h N Y Blake Benjamin, carpenter, h 130 Main Bland Charles J, clerk, h Pacific n Main Bland Margaret, widow Charles, exchange, Pacific n Main Bland Thomas, peddler, h Bedford n Hoyt Bliss Caroline T, widow Ira, h 16 South Boh an John, h Warren n Myrtle av SO lADlflO P on III Hardware Merchants, I Oi JAnVIo & OUHi 381 Water St., Bridgeport. stamf(m;d directory. 37 TH[ H, W, COILEMDER CO, ^'^'tf^ .lif^l'- Bolster Mary, widow Thomas, h 26 Cottage Bolster Richard, packer, h 26 Cottage Bostwick John, carpenter, h 23 Franklin Bostwick Mary C, widow Jolm, h 13 \V Wasliington av Bounty Absalom E, marble cutter, Spring c Bedford Bounty Charles E, clerk, h Bedford Bounty Jabez P, milk, Simslmry, h do Bounty Joseph, farmer, h Simsbury Bouton Lydia, widow Seely, h Stillwater av n Stillwater mills Bouton Samuel M, sash and blind maker, h 8 Summer Bouton Seymour H, shoemaker, h 78 Franklin Bouton Seymour H, painter, h Broad n Green av Boyd Andrew, clerk, h 37 Myrtle av Boyd Charles H, carpenter, h 37 Myrtle av Boyd Elizal)etli J, widow Andrew, h 37 Myrtle av Boyd James W, tinsmith, h Main n R R Boyle Francis, bricklayer, h R R av n New Boyle Mary A, widow Henry P, h 3 Park pi Boyle Patrick, grocer, 77 Meadow, h do Bracken John, h 31 Cottage Brady Catharine, 5 R R av Brady Edwin, h 26 Summer Bramhall , h 18 Cottage pi Brathwaite Rev F AVindsor, rector St Andrew's Episco- pal Church, h 11 Washington av Braxton Lucy, widow Winfred, washing, h Canal c Pacific Brecker Louisa, widow William, h 26 Pacific Brecker William H, Dolisher, h 26 Pacific Bree Michael, laborer, h 9 E Meadow Brennan Bridget, widow, h 27 R R av Brennan John, laborer h. Elm n Wescott Brennan John E, machinist, h 29 R R av Brennan Patrick, jiainter, h 61 Meadow Brennan Patrick, stove mounter, h 28 R R av Bressingham Margaret, h 25 Meadow BREWER WILLIAM, shoemaker, 87 Main, h 311 Franklin Brickner Mitchell F, physician, h Glenbrook Brickner William H, h Glenbrook Bridgman William H, h Glenbrook av Briggs George W, farmer, h Simsbury s, s, mm & SON, IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. 38 STAMFORD DIRECTORY, BARTENS & RICt, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Briggs Mrs Mary E, boarding, 4 Bank, h do Briggs (Stephen, carpenter, h 4 Bank Briggs Theodore, h 35 Franklin Brinckerhoff Edward, carpenter, h 11 Guernsey av Brock Henry, h 27 South Broderick Martin, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Broderick Patrick, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Rich- mond Hill av Brogan , h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Bromfield S, clerk, h 122 Main Brooks Charles, laborer, h Franklin House Brooks Clarence W, h Richmond Hill Brooks Emerson, h Richmond Hill Brooks Thomas B, h Main n Glenbrook av Brooks William H, h 14 Gay Brooks W^m H, barber, 99 Main, h Greenwich av n R R Brooks William L, h Richmond Hill Brown Abraham, h Broad c Schuyler av Brown Alonzo, laborer, h r 115 Main Brown Alonzo B, clerk, h 12 Myrtle av Brown Amanda, widow Samuel C, h 1 Bank Brown Belden B, h 48 Bedford Brown Charles J, blacksmith, h 24 Gay Brown Charles W, pres't First Nat Bank, vice-pres't Citizens' Savings Bank, and town treas, h 12 South Brown David C, mason, h 25 Washington av Brown Edward, clerk, h Greenwich av n Main Brown Edward, laborer, h r 115 Main Brown Edward, laborer, h Stillwater av opp Prospect av Brown Edward F, h Main c Grove l^rown Emeline, widow Jared, h 24 Gay Brown Emily S, teacher, h Greenwich av n Main Brown Esther, widow George, h Greenwich av n Main Brown Francis H, prop Academy of Music, h 6 Atlantic Brown John, mason, h 23 Elm Brown John P, dry goods, h Broad c Bedford Brown Joseph T, h 27 Gay Brown Mary, widow Thomas, h 35 R R av Brown Mary A, widow John L, h r 115 Main Brown Mortimer S, mason, h 28 Summer Brown Philip H, mason, 35 Summer, h do BROWN P H, JR, dentist, 15 Atlantic, h do Brown Richard, gardener, h Adams av n North WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S, S, JARVIS !i SON, Agts, STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 39 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Maiu c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Brown Samuel D, h Main c Grove Brown Sarah, widow Samuel, h 27 Ga}^ Brown Thomas, carpenter, h 35 R R av Brown William, mason, 59 Broad, h do Brown William H, liackman, h Canal n R R Buchanan Richard I, driller, h Adams av n Broad BUNTEN ROBERT, carriage maker, r Stamford House, h 13^. Bedford BUNTEN S E, carriage maker, r Stamford House. See adv under Burdett Charles M, h Strawberry Hill Burdett Charles P, h Strawberry Hill Burdett Harry M, h Strawberry Hill Burger John W, h Glenbrook Burke John, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Burke John, laborer, h Stillwater av c Richmond Hillav Burke John H, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Burke John S, foreman, h Adams av n Broad Burke Lorenzo, laborer, h Main n Ann Burke Maria, widow Matthew, h Pacific n Canal Burke Martin, cartman, h 30 R R av Burke Michael, laborer, h 5 New Burke Milo, shoemaker, h Adams av n Broad Burke Thomas, grocer, 9 R R av, h do Burke Thomas, laborer, h 18 R R av Burley Charles F, h Richmond Hill n Main Burley Frances, widow Charles S, h Richmond Hill n Main Burns Charles H, laborer, h Greenwich av n Oliver Burns James, blacksmith, h Richmond Hill n Green- wich av Burns John, laborer, h 37 R R av Burns Joseph, h Clark's Hill Burns Matthew, h Clark's Hill ROBERT BUNTEN, AGT., MANUFACTURF.K OF wrimgeB mmd WFmgoms OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. PARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN TO REPAIRING. Staie YarJ, rear of Stamforfl Honse, entrance on Canal St., STAMFORD, CONN. 40 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARniS 6 RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Designs Furnislied and Prizes Made for Athletic Sports. Burns Matthew jr, h Clark's Hill Burns Michael, laborer, h Leeds av n Elm Burns William, h Clark's Hill Burns William A, laborer, h Cove mills Burr Henry, h 20 Summer Burr John T, civil engineer, h Henry c South Burt Frederick J, driver, h 38 Broad Burt George W, h 38 Broad Burt Henry 0, h Arlington House Burt Orlo, boarding, 38 Broad Butler George H, hostler, h Algiers Butler Hugh L, h Washington av n Episcopal Church Butler John, painter, h 15 Walnut BUTLER JOHN K, general manager Stamford and Norwalk Telephone Co, h 39 Clinton av Butler Julia, widow, h 71 Meadow Button Charles, shoemaker, h Mill n Broad Buttrey Edward T, clerk, h 10 Franklin Buttrey Emeline, widow Samuel, h 10 Franklin Buttrey William H, h 10 Franklin Buxton Hanford, carpenter, h Belltown Buxton Jonathan (Buxton & Thompson), h turn of the river Buxton & Thompson (Jonathan Buxton and Samuel P Thompson), carpenters, Broad n opp Gay Byrne James E (Gaffney & Byrne), h 2 Bell ct Byrne Michael, driver, h 18 Cottage Byrnes Thomas, varnisher, h 60 R R av Caldwell George H, carpenter, h Summer n Roxbury rd Caldwell Henry C, laborer, h Summer n Roxbury rd Caler Chester, h Manhattan Callahan John, laborer, h Stillwater av Richmond Hill Callahan Patrick, laborer, h Elm n R R Callan Peter A, physician, h 14 Clinton av Callen John, laborer, h 60 R R av Gallery John, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Camp W S, h 24 Clinton av Campbell Alexander, h 76 Franklin Campbell Alexander, lawyer, h 13 Elm Campbell Francis, brakeman, h Pacific n Manhattan Campbell John, lockmaker, h 40 Pacilic Campbell Thomas W, lockmaker, h 57 Main Cant William, gardener, h Shippan rd Sloods at Lowest Prices at " Istw^tf^ir- STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 41 THE COLLENln^^" /68 Bfoadwa}, U. Capen Thomas W, draftsman, h Greenwich av n Oliver Carey Abigail, widow Matthew J, h Clark's Hill CAREY DAVID B, station agent N Y, N H & H R R, h 8 Willow Carey Edward B, clerk, h 28 Franklin Carey Giles, flagman, h 28 Franklin Cargill Jane, widow Henry, h 6o Main Carney Patrick, painter, h 55 Meadow Carpenter Henry, hostler, h 10 Gay Carr Charles S, cartman, h 165 Main Carroll Ellen T, dressmaker, 26 Atlantic, h 50 Pacific Carroll Hugh, gardener, h 50 Pacific Carroll Michael, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Carroll Thomas, spinner, h Greenwich av n Turnpike Carter Galen A, h 17 Henry Carter Galen A jr, lawyer, h 17 Henry Cartwright Alfred, chainmaker, h 14 Ludlow Case Lorenzo, polisher, h 40 Pacific Casey Dennis, laborer, h Main n opp Ann Cash Martin, laborer, h 41 Meadow Cassidy James, machinist, h 10 Cortlandt Cassidy John, laborer, h 19 Miller Cassidy Patrick, laborer, h Stillwater av n Richmond HilKav Caton Mary, widow John, h 11 R av n Meadow Cavanagh John, laborer, h 5 E Meadow Cavanagh Peter, laborer, h Division n Clinton av Chamberlin Allen, bontman, h 1 Ludlow pi Chamberlin George E, moulder, h r Grove n Forest Chapin Asahel, h Clark's Hill Chase Louisa L, h 28 South Child Calvin J, h (ilen brook av Child Kate G, widow Calvin G, h Glenbrook av Christ George, barber, h 8 Park row Church Abel, oysterman, h W Stamford av n Main Church Warner, shoecutter, h 47 Franklin Citizens' Savings Bank, First Nat Bank building Clancy Bridget, millinery, 34 Atlantic, h 17 Miller Clark A B T, foreman, h Canal n planing mill Clark Andrew (Clark & Hoyt), h 70 Broad Clark David H, insurance, 113 Main, pres Stamford and Norwalk Telephone Co, and sec Stamford Gas Light Co, h 51 Broad /5,000 Sffaw Chilled Plows in the Field See page 6. 42 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. B11RT[IIS & RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Clark George H, laborer, h Pacific opp Cottage Clark James, cabinetmaker, h 1 Stone Clark John, h 5 Washington av Clark John,brakeman, h Richmond Hill n Greenwich av Clark Martin, driver, h 15 R R av Clark Thomas, mill liand, h Greenwich av n turnpike CLARK W STUART, Stamford Business College, h 41 A\'ashington av CLARK & HOYT (Andrew Clark and Clasen W Hoyt), jewelers, Main c Atlantic Clason John, Judge Probate Court, h Bangall Clear Thomas, gardener, h Main n R R Cleary Patrick, gardener, h New Hope Clement Zenas, h 14 Myrtle av Close Abram, engineer, h 33 Myrtle av Close Herman E, machinist, h Mill n Broad Close Jane, widow Henry, h Mill n Broad Close Solomon, engineer, h 33 Myrtle av Cockroft William H, physician, h Elm n Myrtle av Coffey Jeremiah, laborer, h Stillwater av n opp Prospect Coffey Thomas, laborer, h Leeds av n Elm Cogan James, cabinet maker, h 62 Meadow Cogan John, cabinet maker, h 77 Meadow Coggins Charles, lock maker, h 138 Main Cohen Albert W, clerk, h 70 Broad Cohen Samuel, milliner, 7 Park Row, h 24 Atlantic Cohen Samuel H, lawyer, 120 Main, h 22 Atlantic Cohen Wolff, tailor, 7 Park Row, h 70 Broad Cole A Smith, shoemaker, h Stamford House Cole Charles, carpenter, h 24 Gay Cole Charles H, h 6 Myrtle av Coley Eugene B, cabinet maker, h 20 E Henry Collender Hugh W, president The H W Collender Co, h Noroton COLLENDER H W CO, (THE), manufacturers of billiard and pool tables, 1 Pacific. See adv page 86. Collender Richard W, clerk, h Pacific n Manhattan Collender William V, superintendent The H W Collen- der Co, h Noroton Collins Bridget, widow William, h 19 Priest's av Collins John, laborer, h Dale av n Elm Combs John H, carriage maker. Pacific c Canal, h 26 Franklin m^ m mmmm oi page e, RTAMFOKD DIRECTORY. 43 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Comfort John, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Comstock David C, h Atlantic n Henry Comstock William T, publisher, h Atlantic n Plenry Conboy Patrick, gardener, h Leeds av n Elm Concert Hall, 130 Main Condon Michael, tailor, h 14 Cottage pi Conklin Seaman R, h Summer c Spring Conley Ann E, widow, h Pacific n Cottage Conley Charles, h 13 W Washington av Conley William E, baggage master, h Pacific n Cottage Connell Patrick, laborer, h 75 Meadow Connelly Jolin, coaelmian, h 31 Cottage Connollv John, mill liand, h Ann n Main CONNOLLY JOHN, grocer, Wescott n Elm, h do Connolly Patrick, laborer, h 65 Meadow Connors John, driver, h E Henry n Cedar Conroy Honora, widow Thomas, h 41 Meadow Conroy James, carpenter, h 41 Meadow Conroy John T, plumber, h 41 Meadow Conroy Morris, coachman, h 23 Meadow Convent of Mercy, 40 Meadow Convery Rose A, widow James, Stillwater av opp Pros- pect av Cook George A, tool maker, h 9 Cottage Cook Lawrence, laborer, h 18 Cottage Cook Mary S, widow Adam, h 9 Cottage Cooke Austin H, h 36 \\'ashington av Cooper Frank, hostler, h 7 Gay Cooper Jacob W, laborer, h Adams av n Broad Corbett Jeremiah, clerk, h Pacific n Main Corbett John, laborer, h 23 R R av Corlies Mary, widow Michael, h 57 Meadow Corlies Mary, widow Patrick, h r 32 Cottage Corlies Michael, mason, h 65 Meadow Corlies Michael jr, blacksmith, h 54 Ludlow Corlies Patrick, laborer, h 65 Meadow Cornelius Harry R, draftsman, h 31 Clinton av Cornelius Robert C, sup't Yale Lock Manufacturing Co, h 31 Clinton av Cosgrove Michael J, laborer, h Green av Cotter James J], machinist, h 14 Walnut Coughlin James, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Coughlin Thomas F, laborer, h 6 New lUUN nUnOL n ft KtoiSSl water St. See page 6. 44 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. DADTCMC' 9 DIPC ^O John St., N. Y. sterling DttniCllO QL niUL) Silverware, Latest Designs. Coughlin William, contractor, h 16 Cottage pi Court of Common Pleas, room 9, Town Hall building Covell Mary E, widow Silas L, h 7 Prospect Cox George, moulder, h 24 Ludlow Cox John, laborer, h E Henry n Cedar Cox Smith, laborer, h Glenbrook Crabbe Charles F, carpenter, h 64 Franklin Crabbe Creorge W, laborer, h Cove Mills Craft Joseph, laborer, h Lockwood's av n Elm Craft Mary, widow William, h 19 Gay Cramond Alexander, clerk, h 1 Park pi Crane , widow Thomas, h Strawberry Hill Crane Clara, widow Thomas, h Strawberry Hill Crane William E, sashmaker, h Main n R R Creighton Michael, laborer, h Main n Greenwich av Crombie Richard, tailor, h South av Cronan Mary, widow John, h 76 Franklin Cronin Michael, laborer, h Stillwater rd n Palmer's Hill Crooker James H, driver, h 72 Washington av Cruise Delia, widow William, h Main opp Ann Cuddy Cornelius, fireman, h 7 Miller Cuddy Patrick, laborer, h Bedford n North Culloo James, laborer, h Richmond Hill n Stillwater av Cunningham Thomas, laborer, h Stone n Cedar Curran Joanna, widow Morris, h 44 Ludlow Curran John, gardener, h 21 Cottage Curran Mary, widow, h 87 Meadow Curran Xorah, h 44 Ludlow Curran Patrick, laborer, h Dale av n Elm Curtis Anne, teacher, h 10 Atlantic Curtis Edward B, oils, h 24 Clinton av Curtis Hiram, selectman. Town Hall building, h High Ridge CURTIS JULIUS B, lawyer, 115 Main, h 22 Sum- mer. See adv under Dabney James, driver, h Main opp Cedar Dacy Anthony, laborer, h 30 R R av Daley Ellen, widow John, h Richmond Hill av Daley Richard, painter, h Adams av n Broad Daley Richard J, weaver, h Adams av n Broad ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW, STAMFORD, CONN. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 45 FIH[ST BILllliliD TABLES 'lee'^.ZT^: Daly Bernard, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Daly David N, foreman, h 15j Bedford Daly Denis, laborer, h 93 Meadow Daly James, coachman, h Dale av n Elm Daly John, laborer, h Cove mills Daly John, laborer, h 79 Meadow Daly John, laborer, h Kichmond Hill n Greenwich av Daly John, shoemaker, h R R av n Pacific Daly Timothy S, dyer, h Main n Greenwich av DANIEL JAMES, furniture and undertaker, 42 Atlantic, h 4 Court. See adv under Daniel James J, bookkeeper, h 4 Court Daniel Walter N, clerk, h 4 Court Daniel Wellington, sexton, h 162 Main Daniel William F, h 4 Court Daniels John R, carpenter, h IS E Henry Daniels Walter, machinist, h 5 Park Row Dann William, laborer, h Mill n Main Danzi Charles H, hostler, h Greenwich av n Main Darby Charles 8, physician, 7 Pacific, h do Daskam Benjamin J (B J Daskam & Son), h 47 Broad DASKAM'b J & SON (Benjamin J and H Sawyer Daskam ), grocers, 107 Main. See adv under Daskam Charles H, chief of police, Town Hall, h 45 Broad .7. DANIEL, rUHmiURE, UFHOLSIEEV, WAIL FAFER, WINDOW SHABES, h FURNISHING UNDERTAKER. TOWN HALL BUILDING. ATLANTIC ST., STAMFORD, CONN. B. J. DASKAM. H. SAWYER DASKAM. B. J. DASKAM & SON, DEALERS IN SPECIALTIES: Best Butter (always), Choicest Fruits, Highest Grades Tea, Coffee, Spices, Flour. 107 MAIN, opposite Post Office. STAMFORD. CONN. 46 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. DflnltNo & nlLC) Manufrs of Artistic Jewelry. Daskam Frederick H, painter, h 45 Broad DASKAM H SAWYER ( B J Daskam & Son), and steamship agent, h 19 Summer. See adv Daskam James W, auctioneer and real estate, 112 Main h 49 Broad Daskam Mortimer, clerk, h South av DASKAM THEODORE J, postmaster and insur- ance, 112 Main, h 02 Broad. See adv page 49 Daskam Walter D, h 62 Broad Davenport House, 74 Main Davenport J S, bookkeeper, h 25 Franklin Davenport James W, iron, h 19 Atlantic Davenport John I, h Strawberry Hill Davenport Theodore jr, iron, h Atlantic n Ludlow Davis Catharine, widow George, h 49 Elm Davis Erwin, h Glenbrook av Davis George, blacksmith, h 3 Stone Davis Theodore, carpenter, h 60 Franklin Dayton Charles, laborer, h Cove Mills Dayton George W, watchman, h W Washington pi Dayton William H, tinsmith, 79 Main, h 24 Summer DEAN GEORGE W, marble and granite works, Canal south of R K opp Planing Mill. See adv under Deangli Forstean, cabinet maker, h Orchard Dearborn Cyrus W, grocer, 28 Atlantic, h 28 Broad De Camp Alexander H, bartender, h 9 Clark De Camp Frank E, salesman, h Pacific n Manhattan Decker George W, cabinet maker, h 22 Pacific Decker John jr, oysterman, h 21 South De Comeau Oliver, h Glenbrook av Deguire Louis, carpenter, h Priest's av n Meadow Delacroix Theodore, watchman, h 9 Gay Delaney Patrick, laborer, h Adams av n North Delaney Thomas, spinner, h Ann n Main OEO. ^V. 13EA.N, MANUFACTUREE OF Marble @ Granite Monuments AND DEALER IN Brick, Lime, Plaster, Flagstones, Ssc. OFFICE AND YARD: CANAL, SOUTH OF RAILROAD, Opposite Planing Mill, STAMFORD, CONN. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 47 HMYOUMONEYTOINTO DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Demarest William N, painter, 10 Park Row, h Broad n Schuyler av Dempsey Thomas, laborer, h 21 E Meadow Denning Philip, gardener, h Strawberry Hill Denton Charles H, coachman, h W Stamford av n Main Dermody Thomas, laborer, li Mill n Broad De Silva Fernando, h Stillwater av n Palmer's Hill Desky Celia, hairvvorker, 9 Park row, h do Desky Jacob, salesman, h 9 Park Row De Ved , carpenter, h 20 Broad De Ved Ambrose, carpenter, h 20 Broad Devine Patrick, livery stable, R R av opp depot, h do Devine Thomas, laborer, h 10 New Devine William, laborer, h 14 Miller Dewing Clark, broker, h 86 Atlantic Dewing Hiram, broker, h 86 Atlantic De Witt Thomas, dry goods, h Prospect av n Richmond Hill Dibble Josiah, driver, h 20 Walnut Dibble William H, boarding, h Strawberry Hill Dibble William H jr, cartman, h Glenbrook Dickinson William B (Hoyt & Dickinson), h Atlantic Dickson Thomas, h lo River Diehl Catharine, h 122 Main Diehl Elizabeth, h 122 Main Dieterich Morris, patternmaker, h R R av opp depot Dillon Mrs Ann, h Stone n Cedar Dillon David, laborer, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Dixon Alonzo, watchman, h 40 E Henry Dixon L, laborer, h E Henry n C-edar Dixon Levi St J, janitor, h 138 Main Dodge J Smith, dentist, h Broad n Mill river Dolan Daniel, laborer, h 4 Spring Dolan James, brakeman, h Priest's av n Meadow Dolan James H, h 10 Gay Dolsen C'harles B. clerk, h 12 Walnut Dolsen Nathan W, h 12 Walnut Donley William F, baggage master, h 18 Cottage pi Donnelly James, foreman, h Broad n Adams av Donohue John, laborer, h 22 E Meadow Donohue John, laborer, h Ann n Richmond Hill Donohue John, laborer, h 12 R R av Donohue Matthew, laborer, h 43 Elm HflRDMEfiMRIAT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. 48 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BUeiENS & RICL 20 John Street, N. Y. Watch and Chronometer Makers. Donohue Michael, laborer, h 21 R R av Donohue Michael, saloon, Canal c Atlantic, h Franklin House Donohue Nicholas, laborer, h 3 E Meadow Donovan Cornelius, laborer, h ft Division Donovan John, laborer, h New n Meadow Dorian John, laborer, h 8 E Meadow Dorsey James T, hostler, h 7 Gay Doughty John, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Doughty Mary A, widow Matthew, h 42 R R av Doughty Patrick, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Dowd Alice M, teacher, h Broad n Atlantic Dowd Thomas, tailor, h 11 E Meadow Dowd William, mill hand, h Main n Greenwich av Downes Charles A, clerk, h 16 Division Downes Edward S, oysterman, h South n Atlantic Downes George A, h 2 Washington pi Downes Maria J, widow Charles H, h 27 Clinton av Downey John, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Richmond Hill av Downey John jr, h Richmond Hill opp Richmond Hill avenue Downey Michael, coachman, h 32 E Henry Downing Ellen, widow Morris, h 10 Miller Downing Samuel, foundry man, h 28 Pacific Downs Nicholas C, clerk, h Stamford House Doyle Nicholas, laborer, h 3 Ludlow pi Doyle Peter, tailor, h R R av n Pacific Duane Martin, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Duane Patrick, stone cutter, h 2 Ludlow pi Dubois Ann, widow Benjamin, h 17 Manhattan Dubois Lewis, mill hand, h Main n Greenwich av Dudley James C, coachman, h Greenwich av n Main Duff" John H, carpenter, h 18 Pacific Duff" Rachel, h 63 Main Duffy Edward, grocer, Cove rd, h do Duffy Patrick, fireman, h E Meadow n New Dunn Heber, chain maker, h 18 Pacific Dunn James, painter, h 5 Cortlandt Dunn John, laborer, h Adama av n North Dunn John, laborer, h 5 Cortlandt Dunn Marcus L, teacher, h 8 Washington pi Dunn Mary, widow John, h Main opp Ann Farmers are Invited to Call O |Jin\f|0 Q OflU at 381 Water St. Oi Oi JAriVIo 6i oUHl FIRE! 49 FIRE! EIRE! Iii6 Stamtoril Fir "zj^s'^^r^ Representing Assets of $115,092,822.17. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., of New York, - INSURANCE CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, Philadelphia, HARTFORD, of Hartford, GERMAN-AMERICAN, of New York, .... ROYAL INSURANCE CO., of Liverpool, SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE, of Springfield, - NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INS. CO., of London, STAR INSURANCE COMPANY, $93,000,000.00 - 7,300,930.26 3,761,379.47 - 3,094029.59 3,031,402 89 - 2,082,585.19 1,958,089.06 864,399.71 All Losses Falrlf lldjusled and Pramptlf Paid. fe,^*' V ^■*i.MT» OFFICE IN POST OFFICE BUILDIN&. GEO. E. PARKER, Prop'r. Main St., Stamford, Conn, ^hip and Yacp Builderi. Models made, and calculations for Yachts of all kinds given. Boats of all kinds built and repaired. Best of reference given if required. OLD STEAMBOAT DOCK, WATERSIDE. 50 6i ONE PRICE." JfllS k STETSON'S CONCERT HALL ^,- EVERYTHING IN THE SHOE LINE! Largest Assortment, Prime Goods, Lowest Prices. CUSTOM WORK, RUBBER GOODS, REPAIRING. W[ DEF! COMPETITIOI. CALL AND SEE US, 130— Main Street— 130 STAMFORD, CONN. CHARLES S. JONES. WARREN B. STETSON. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 51 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Dunn Michael, laborer, h R R av n Meadow Dunn Morris, laborer, h Stillwater av opp Richmond Hill av Dunn Patrick, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Dunn Rosanna, widow James, h 5 Cortlandt Dunn Thomas, laborer, h 5 Cortlandt Dunn Thomas, laborer, h 27 Meadow Durant William, cabinetmaker, h 69 Meadow Durham James, engineer, h Pacific n Cottage Durham William H, moulder, h Pacific n Cottage Dusinberre Phineas R, dry goods, 129 Main, h 3 Bank Dyckman Phebe J, widow Joseph B, h 3 Bank Dwyer James, driver, h Adams av n Broad Dyer Matthew, laborer, h Priest's av n Meadow Dyer Patrick, laborer, h 8 E Meadow Dyer Patrick, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Easton Jesse, farmer, h 34 Myrtle av Eccles Alexander, laborer, h 21 Cottage Eckhard Henry L, cutter, h 23 Prospect Egal Augustus M, upholsterer, h 41 Elm Egan James, laborer, h Stillwater av n Richmond Hill avenue Elder George, h 15 South Elder William, bookkeeper, h opp Rippowam sq Elias Albert, clerk, h Mill n Broad Elliott George F, painter, Main n Myrtle av, h do Elliott Margaret, h 47 Atlantic Ells Warren, painter, 7 Franklin, h do Elting A B, driver, h Mill Emerson George, bartender, h Rogers pi n Atlantic Engle Conrad, laborer, h 41 Cottage Ennis John, h 49 Summer Enright Daniel jr, laborer, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Enright Daniel, laborer, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Enright Jas, carpenter, h Stillwater av c W Stamford av Enright John, polisher, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Enright Morgan, polisher, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Enright Thos, laborer, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Ensley S, tinsmith, h 2 Park row Esculier Jules, sewing machines, h 3 Washington pi Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 4 52 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, and Key-Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Evans Daniel, wool sorter, h Main n Greenwich av Evans Samuel S, grocer, Broad c Bedford h 22 River Fahey Catharine, widow Patrick, h 2 Bell ct Fahey Patrick, laborer, h 7 E Meadow Fairchild Robert, stable, 47 Main, h 49 do Fanning Michael, mason, h Pacific n Cemetery Farmer John W, laborer, h 11 Stone Farrell David, hackman, h 5 New Farrell James, laborer, h 62 Meadow Farrell John, blacksmith, h 89 Meadow Farrell Patrick, laborer, h 3 New Farrell Thomas, weigher, h 18 R R av Farwell Clara J, widow George, h 17 River Faucett George, trimmer, h Glenbrook Faucett John W, carriagemaker, h Glenbrook Faucett Robert, laborer, h Glenbrook Faucett Samuel, h Glenbrook Faucett William, laborer, h Glenbrook Fawcett John, gardener, h Grove n Main Fawcett John,harnessmaker, 142 Main, h Main n Meadow Fawcett Mary A, widow James, h Main n Meadow Feery Edward, laborer, h 38 Cottage Fellows Robert, jeweler, h Elm n Myrtle av Fenerty Peter C, saloon and boarding, 10 R R av, h do Fennely Thomas, laborer, h Dale av n Elm Ferguson E D, h South n Cottage pi Ferguson Sarah, h South n Cottage pi Ferguson Walton, sec Stamford Water Co, h South n Cottage pi Ferris Addison, carpenter, h 22 Bedford Ferris Charlotte E, widow Silas H, h Bedford n Rox- bury rd Ferris David B, h Bedford n Roxbury rd Ferris De Forest W, driver, h 32 Franklin Ferris George A (Ferris tv Nolan), h 10 Atlantic Ferris H J, salesman, h 31 Prospect Ferris Isidor W, h 22 Main Ferris James H, clothier and tailor, 110 Main, h Green- wich Ferris John M, cattle dealer, Bedford n Roxbury rd, h do Ferris Joshua B (Ferris & Fessenden), h 22 Main Ferris Mary E, widow Alonzo G, h 31 Prospect Ferris Nathaniel K, music teacher, 38 North, h do The Best Plow in llie Wofld-Tiie Syracuse page 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 53 HAVE !0y MONEY TO TOT? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Ferris Silas H, farmer, Bedford n Roxbury rd Ferris Theodore I, h Bedford n Roxbury rd Ferris William, lockfitter, h Green av FERRIS & FESSENDEN (Joshua B Ferris and Samuel Fessenden), lawyers, 30 Atlantic c Main. See adv under Ferris & Nolan ( George A Ferris and John J Nolan), grocers, 115 Main Fessenden Samuel (Ferris & Fessenden), h Prospect av n Stillwater av Fessenden Samuel C, h Prospect av n Stillwater av Fessenden Seth G, h Prospect av n Stillwater av FICKEN J H, confectioner, 38 Atlantic, h 4 Bank. See adv under Finan Peter, varnisher, h 15 R R av Finch Charles R, shoemaker, h Broad n Schuyler av Finch Henry T, flour, h 71 Atlantic Finch H Stanley, lawyer, h Roxbury Finch James G, butcher, h 3 Franklin Finch Oliver B, carpenter, h 47 Franklin Finerty Michael, laborer, h 15 R R av Finerty Peter J, h 53 Meadow Ferris & Fessenden, ittomefs d Goimselors-at-Law 30 ATLANTIC STREET, COR. MAIN, STAMFORD, CONN. J. H. FIOKEN, Manufacturer of and Dealer in Confectionery and Ice Cream. No. 38 ATLANTIC STREET, Town Hall Bcilding, STAMFORD, CONN. 54 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARONS & RICE. 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Finley Daniel, gardener, h 3 New Finley Joseph, laborer, h R R av n Meadow Finley Thomas, gardener, h New n E Meadow Finn Ann, widow Bartholomew, h Green av Finn Frank, grocer. North c Franklin Finn James, bartender, h Pacific c R R av Finn , h Adams av n North Finn Stephen, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Richmond Hill av Finney Charles, moulder, h Greenwich av n turnpike Finney George W, carpenter, h Stillwater av n Main Finney Joseph, carriagemaker, h Stillwater av n Main Finney Margaret, widow Micliael, h Schuyley av n Broad Finney Mary A, widow John, h Greenwich av n turn- pike Finney Sands A, carpenter, h Greenwich av n Main Finney Thomas, laborer, h Schuyler av n Broad FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STAMFORD, Atlantic n Canal Fish John B, carpet weaver, Stillwater av n opp W Stamford av, h do Fisher George H, spinner, h Stillwater av n Main Fisher Henry C, h Broad n Schuyler av Fisk Willard R, machinist, h 14 Walnut Fisk William S, tool maker, h 14 Walnut Fitch Patrick, laborer, h Dale av n Elm Fitzgerald John, clerk, h 25 Cottage Fitzgerald John, laborer, h 51 Meadow Fitzgerald Margaret, widow Patrick, h 75 Meadow Fitzgerald Richard, laborer, h Richmond Hill n Green- wich av Fitzgerald Thomas, driver, h Ludlow c Cedar Fitzgibbon David, laborer, h 27 R R av Fitzmaurice Daniel, moulder, h Elm n Shippan rd Fitzpatrick Cornelius, h 162 Main Fitzpatrick Esther, widow Martin, h 11 E Meadow Fitzpatrick John, laborer, h 23 E Meadow Fitzpatrick Michael, moulder, h New c E Meadow FLANDREAU THEODORE A, physician, 112 Main, h 74 Atlantic; office hours, at residence until 8:30 A M, 12 to 2 and 6 to 7 P M; at office, 8:30 to 9 A M, and 7 to 8 P M Flannigan Patrick, gardener, h Clark's Hill SYRACMILLTo PLOW CO,, 381 Water M STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 55 THE H, W, COLLENDER CO, ^'i'J^'tf^ Z?"^^'- Flannigan Virginia, widow, h 7 Bedford Fleming Nicholas, laborer, h 28 Cottage Floods Frank, laborer, h Stone n Cedar Flynn Annie, widow Patrick, h Adams av n Broad Flynn Bridget, widow Patrick, h Ann n Richmond Hill Flynn Edward, carpenter, h Green av Foley James, porter, h Union House Foley Patrick, laborer, h 19 Miller Foote George F, physician, Strawberry Hill, h do Foran Edward H, driver, h Elm n R R Foran Hannah, widow James, h Raymond n Elm Ford Roger, varnisher, h R R av n Pacific Ford Thomas, laborer, h 23 R R av Fort Bruce H, clerk, h 57 Summer Fosdick William R, h Strawberry Hill FOSTER E H, hardware, 36 Atlantic, h 5 Washing- ton av. See adv under Foster Ellis, oysterman, h Greenwich av n Oliver Foulds Franklin F, moulder, h 7 Main Foulds George, lockmaker, h Ann n Richmond Hill Foulds James, lockmaker, h Richmond Hill n Green- wich av Foulds Marinus, moulder, h Richmond Hill n Green- wich av Fox Charles (Peter Fox & Bro), h 120 Main Fox Charles, machinist, Canal n R R, h Strawberry Hill Fox Clara, teacher, h 10 Atlantic Fox Isaac, saloon, 67 Main, h do Fox Jacob, h 69 Main Fox John, laborer, h Bedford n North Fox Mary, widow, h 45 Meadow Fox Mary P], widow Richmond, h Strawberry Hill Fox Mylon, h 9 Spring Fox Peter ( Peter Fox & Bro), h 5 Gay FOX PETER & BRO (Peter and Charles Fox), saloon and bottlers, 3 Gay. See adv page 56 Foy Ellen widow Daniel, h 12 Bell ct e:. 13:. i^osTEi^, DEALER IN HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, &C. SOLE AGENT FOR THE AVERILL PAINT. 36 Town Hall Building, STAMFORD, CONN. 56 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. TENS & RICE, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN fie CO. LONDON WATCHES. Frank Leopold, boats, Waterside rd, h do Franklin House, Frederick Berg prop, opp Advocate office Franklin John, laborer, h Elm n Wescott French James F, shoemaker, h 18 E Henry Fuhswinkel Caroline, widow William, h 11 Cottage Fuller Lavinia, widow Ashbel, h 65 Atlantic Fuller Samuel B, conductor, h 17 Manhattan Funston Sarah J, boarding, R R av opp depot Funston William, h R R av opp depot Funston William H, laborer, h Green av GafiFney James (Gaffney & Byrne), h 43 Franklin Gaffney William, blacksmith, h 65 Washington av GAFFNEY & BYRNE ( James Gaffney and James E Byrne), liquors, Atlantic c Canal Gage Rachel E, widow Samuel, h 164 Main Gagen John, laborer, h New n E Meadow Gagen Mary, widow Michael, h 36 R R av Gagen Patrick, laborer, h 54 Meadow Gallagher Eliza, widow, h Mill n Broad Gallagher James, gardener, h 17 R R av Gallagher John, laborer, h 25 Meadow Galvin John, laborer, h 9 Miller Garity Michael, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Garland Thomas J, bowling saloon, 138 Main, h 8 Myrtle av Gately Thomas, gardener, h 80 Franklin Gavigan Thomas H, salesman, h r 3 Gay GAY EDWARD, superintendent Stamford Gas Light (^o, h Union House Gay William, president Stamford Mfg Co, h 150 Main Gay lor Charles, h 29 Washington av PETER FOX & BROTHER, BOTTLERS, Wholesale and Eetail Dealers in Imported and Domestic WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS, 3>Tos. 3 dc S <3--^'2- Sm^EET, STAMFORD, CONN. Solo Agents for the F. & M. Shaefer Brewing Co., New York. PETER FOX. CHABLES FOX. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 57 H11VE!0UM0IE!T0INV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. GAYIjOR GEORGE, hardware, Atlantic c Canal, h 53 Broad. See adv under Gaylor Grace, widow Charles H, h 4 River Geib H P, physician, 57 Atlantic, h do Geoghan John, hostler, h Ann n Main Geoghegan Hugh, laborer, h Elm n Wescott Geoghegan John, laborer, h Elm n Wescott George Golding, shoefitter, h 24 Bedford Gerdes Charles H, baker, h 71 Main Giaromini John, fruit. Main c Atlantic, h Canal n R R Gibbons Charles E, laborer, h Cove rd Gibbons Louisa L, widow Thomas, h Main n R R Gibbons William A, laborer, h Main n R R Giblin John T, harnessmaker, h 110 Main Gibson James W, cabinetmaker, h 28 Clinton av Gibson Noah, foreman, h Waterside rd Gill Martin, laborer, h New n El Meadow Gillen John, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Gillespie Joseph, laborer, h Lockwood's av n Elm Gillespie Richard H, publisher. Advocate pi, h 53 Wash- ington av Gillespie William W, publisher, Advocate pi, h 57 Wash- ingion av GILLESPIE WM W & CO, publishers Stamford Advocate, advocate pi Glaven John T, wool sorter, h Stillwater av c Stamford av Gleason John, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Richmond Hill av Gleason Martin, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Rich- mond Hill av Gleason Michael, sexton, h R R av n Meadow Glendining George B, school, Washington av n North, h 30 North Glendining George W, cashier Stamford National Bank and borough treasurer, h 30 North av Glendining William K, h 30 North Glynn James, laborer, h Leeds av n Elm THE ORIGINAL HOLLY'S HARDWARE STORE. — DEALER IN — General Harlw are,BnMiDE Materials, Agricultural Mplements PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, SiC, NEXT TO FIRST NATIONAL BANK, STAMFORD, CONN. 58 STAMFORD DIRECTORY, TENS 6 RICE, 20 JOHN ST.. NEW YORK. Artistic Designs Famished and Frizes Made for Athletic Sports. Glynn Thomas, laborer, h 10 E Meadow Godfrey William, blacksmith, h 12 Ludlow GofiF George, harnessmaker, h 31 Franklin Goff Thomas H (Goff & Jessup), h 44 Summer Goff & Jessup (Thomas H Goff and Parris R Jessup), soda water, 44 Summer Gogan Mary E, widow Charles W, h 32 Clinton GOIiDY ERNEST L, nurseryman. Broad n Gay, h do. See adv under GOIiDY HENRY H, carpenter. Broad n Gay, h Newfield Gonnoud Edward, driver, h E Henry n Cedar Gonnoud John, laborer, h 95 Meadow Gorman Elizabeth, widow Michael, h Main opp Ann Gorman Margaret, widow Patrick, h Green av Gorman Mary, widow John, h 54 Meadow Gothic House, 38 Broad Gourley Alexander G, carpenter, h South n Atlantic Grady Michael, laborer, h 23 R R av Graham Denis, brakeman, h 14 R R av Graham Mary, widow Patrick, h 85 Meadow Graham Robert, gardener, h 28 Cottf ge Grant Mary, widow Henry, h Main n Myrtle av Greavy Edwin, varnisher, h 3 New Green John B, toolmaker, h 10 Walnut Green Philo S, gardener, h Main c Glenbrook av Greenwood John, clerk, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge GREENWOOD WM, grocer, 87 Main, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge. See adv page 59 Nufsepac and Rarist. ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS, HYBRID PER- PETUAL FRENCH ROSES. First-class Fruit Trees, and Choice Harly Grape Tines TRUE TO NAME. I have taken all the First Premiums the past year in introducing, selecting and pruning, against 350 Nurserymen. SEND FOR PRICE LIST. Address all orders and communications to E. III. C3-OXjID"2r, (Office on Broad Street, near Gay,) STAMFORD, CONN. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 59 Gregory Francis H (Gregory & Scofield), h 7 South Gregory H S, h 16 Summer Gregory Henry S, h Strawberry Hill Gregory Stephen A, carpenter, h 5 Park Row Gregory & Scofield (Francis H Gregory and Sylvester L Scofield), meat, 51 Main Griffin Francis, brakeman, h E Meadow n New Griffin Thomas, laborer, h 22 Priest's av Grinsell Thomas, sewing machines, 34 Atlantic, h Union Griswold Frank D, clerk, h 4 River Griswold L Dorr, messenger, h 9 Bell Griswold Russell G, physician, 4 River, h do Grosser Robert, barber, 119 and 116 Main, h 8 Park Row Grummun Elizabeth R, widow Charles, h 12 Myrtle av Guernsey Frank J, carpenter, h 6 W Washington av Guernsey William, carpenter, h 13 South Guider Joseph, lockmaker, h 27 Elm Guider Joseph, lockmaker, h 18 Cottage Gumbs Mary V, widow William, h 71 River Gunnoude Joseph, laborer, h Stillwater av n Richmond Hill av Gunnoude Thomas, tailor, h Richmond Hill opp Rich- mond Hill av Gunnoude William J, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Richmond Hill av Haas Mathias, cabinetmaker, h 8 Ludlow pi Hackett Michael, laborer, h 59 Meadow Haff Mrs Mary E, widow, h 16 Bedford Hagan Henry, carpenter, h Limerick n Wescott Haight BradJFord (Haight & Holmes), h 10 Atlantic Haight David H, grocer. Main n Greenwich av, h New- field Haight Elizabeth, widow, h 9 Cottage Haight Phebe, widow Nathaniel D, h 14 Atlantic WILLIAM GREENWOOD, — DEALER IN — Coffees, Teas, Molasses, Syrups, Hams, Butter, Cheese, Eg-gs, Grain, Feed and Flour. EVERnHING WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. GIVE ME A CALL. 60 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. RAnTrN^ Kj n Ir fine' watchYsV diamoYds and 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. CHES. DIAIV .J JEWELRY. Haight Ward B, peddler, h ft South Haight William B (Lockwood & Haight), h 14 Atlantic HAIGHT & HOLMES (Bradford Haight and Sam'l H Holmes), house-furnishing goods, 4 Park Row Haley Lawrence, h 12 Cortlandt Hall Albert, parasols, h Prospect av n Richmond Hill Hall Alvah, parasols, h Prospect av n Richmond Hill Hall Daniel R, laborer, h Glenbrook Hall Harriet M, widow Daniel, h 36 Myrtle av Hall James, laborer, h Main n Greenwich av Hall James, saloon, 44 R R av, h do Hall Stephen, butcher, h Court n Washington av Hall William M, h 36 North Hallett Caroline, dressmaker, 136 Main, h do Halley Alexander, gardener, h Main n Lawn av Halligan James, laborer, h 7 Miller Hallock Theodore, mason, h 15 Bedford HALLOCK WM F, oils. Main n Glenbrook av, h do Hallock William H, mason, h 15 Bedford Halloran Thomas, bartender, h 30 R R av Halpin James, gardener, h r Grove n Forest Halpin James A, clerk, h Grove n Forest Halpin William, laborer, h 18 Ludlow Hamje Eleanor E, widow Herman C, h 68 Broad Hanford Frank, clerk, h 24 Gay Hanley James, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Hanley Michael, milk, h Limerick n Wescott Hanlon James, laborer, h Cove rd Hanrahan Daniel, grocer, Broad c Green av, h do Hanrahan Michael, mason, h Adams av n Broad Hanrahan Patrick, grocer, 133 Main, h 25 Elm Hanrahan Patrick J, laborer, h Adams av n North Harding (Jeorge W (W C Harding & Co), h Boston Harding Lewis B (W C Harding & Co), h Main n Green- wich av Harding William C ( W C Harding & Co), h Main n Greenwich av HARDING W C & CO ( William C, George W and Lewis B Harding, and Marcien Jenckes), woolens, ft Main Harford David, carpenter, h Orchard Harkness James, laborer, h R R av n Meadow The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 61 HllV[Y0Ulfl[!T01[m-SH'3-» Harms Charles W, h Main n Glenbrook av Harms John W, h Main n Glenbrook av Harper John, piano tuner, 110 Main, h Main n Myrtle av Harriott John W, carpenter, h 1 1 Manhattan Harris Daniel, h R R av n Pacific Harris George, gardener, h 7 Guernsey av Harrison Elizabeth, widow Nicholas, h 37 Cottage Harrison James F, clerk, h Stone Harrison John, laborer, h 33 Meadow Harrison Nicholas, mason, h Stone n Woodland av Harrison Patrick, h Limerick n Wescott Harrison Patrick, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Harrison Thomas, laborer, h Stone n Woodland av Hart Dominick, grocer, 14 Miller, h 16 do Hart Plenry, painter, 4 Spring, h do Hart Nathaniel R, lawyer, First Nat Bank building, h 10 Atlantic Hart Patrick, moulder, h Adams av n North Hartnett Joanna, widow John, h Adams av n North Hartnett Patrick, laborer, h r Main n Ann Haslam Mary, widow Thomas, h Main n Myrtle av Hassenau John F, driver, h Main opp Ann Hassenau Sophia, widow John F, h 7 Guernsey av Hasset Martin, laborer, h 53 Meadow Hatch Albert J, broker, h Richmond Hill c Prospect av Hatch C R, widow, h Richmond Hill c Prospect av HATHEWAY BENJAMIN F, land surveyor, h 32 Pacific. See adv under Haupt John, butcher, h Cottage Hawks Henry S, h Stillwater av HAWLEY CHARLES A, pres Stamford National Bank, vice-pres Stamford Savings Bank, vice-pres Stamford Water Co, and warden, h Atlantic n Henry Hawley Frederick, oysterman, h 24 Ludlow Hawley Jay R, h 25 South Hay Ezra, carpenter, h 6 Franklin Hay John, brakeman, h 6 Franklin Surveyor and Landscape Gardener, STAMFORD, CONN., MAKES A SPECIALTY OF CEMETERIES. Lays out the ground, Plans and Maps the work. Old work restored' revised or improved, when possible. Farm and Village Surveying, Road Making and general Gradii^ also attended to. 62 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. DADTCMC 9 DIPC ^^ "^^^^ ®*' ^* ^- sterling Dntl I LlIU 6i nibt) Silverware, Latest Designs. Hay William, cartman, h 6 Franklin Hayes Edward, laborer, h 37 Cottage Hayes James, grocer, h Main n opp Cedar Hayes Michael, laborer, h 17 Cottage Healy Hugh, coachman, h Richmond Hill n Cilreen- wich av Healy Patrick, varnisher, h 26 E Henry Heck William, laborer, h Rogers pi n Atlantic Hecker Charles, turner, h 25 R R av Hedges Isaac P, joiner, h 1 Bell ct Heenan Kate Mrs, h 11 Ludlow pi Heffernan James, laborer, h 22 Priest's av Hemlep Kate A, boarding, 38 Pacific Hempstead Charles T, general ticket agent, h 32 South Hendrick George W, spinner, h Main n Greenwich av HENDRICKS M, stationery, picture frames, &c, 86 Main, h do. See adv page 103 HENDRICKS WM, photographer, 86 Main, h do. See adv page 104 Hepburn George M, h Summer n Broad Herbert Stephen, lockmaker, h 23 Meadow Hercher Paul, buffer, h 50 Ludlow Hermann August, silver plater, h 12 Cottage pi Herrigan William, gardener, h Noroton Hill Hersam John B, lockmaker, h 19 Gay Heseler Dederick, saloon, Canal n Pacific, h do Hewes William J, dentist. Broad c Atlantic, h do Heyder Louis, laborer, h r 16 Cottage pi Hickey Charles, laborer, h Meadow n Main Hickey Daniel, laborer, h 9 R R av Hickey Daniel, laborer, h 33 Meadow Hickey Michael, grocer, Cedar c Ludlow, h do Hickey Patrick, laborer, h Meadow n Main Hicks Mrs D, widow Benjamin, h Glenbrook Hicks Hagar, widow George, h Main n Ann Hicks John, caterer, h Main n Ann Highfield Mary, widow Thomas, h 35 Elm Hill Catharine, widow William, h 46 Ludlow Hill Charles C, h Glenbrook av Hill William, h Glenbrook av Hiller Andrew, cabinetmaker, h 52 Ludlow Hilley Honora, widow Patrick, h Adams av n North Hilley John, h Adams av n North SO lAn\no onil hardware & cutlery . i. JflnVli & iUN, See page 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 63 Hillman Mrs Mary, h New c E Meadow Hilsdon William (Hilsdon & Co), h S Norwalk Hilsdon & Co (William Hilsdon and Eugene Albin), fish and vegetables, 10 Park Row Hinds Martin, laborer, h 24 R R av Hine Charles S, li Strawberry liill Hines Ann, widow John, h Greenwich av n turnpike Hines Joseph, weaver, h Greenwich av n turnpike Hines Peter, foundryman, h Greenwich av n turnpike Hirsh Joseph, moulder, h 41 Elm Hobbie Mis, widow, h 15 Atlantic Hobby Ann E, widow Theodore, h Cove Mills Hobby Charles, boatman, h Cove rd Hobby Charles E, h Clark's Hill Hobby George W, clerk, h Greenwich av n Oliver Hobby Morgan M, h Chirk's Hill Hoffman Edward, laborer, h Simsbury Hoffman Henry, carpet weaver. Canal n Pacific, h do Hogan John, laborer, h Elm n Wescott Hogan Michael; laborer, h 6 Cortlandt Hogan Patrick, laborer, h 6 Cortlandt Hogan Robert, laborer, h 15 R R av Hogan Thomas, carpenter, h 17 Ludlow Hogan Thomas, laborer, h Stillwater av n Richmond Hill av Hogan William, carpenter, h 25 R R av Hoit Edward B, butcher, 124 Main, h 45 Hoyt Holding George, carpenter, h 21 Ludlow Holland Patrick W, saloon, 27 Meadow, h do Hollander Nicholas, barber, h Main n Meadow Hollingahead Electro-Depositing and Mfg Co (The), ft South Hollingshead William B, sup't, ft South, h New Hope Holly Alfred A, sec and treas Stamford Savings Bank, h Stamford House Holly Anna M, widow William, h 8 Atlantic HOIiLY CHARLES E, town clerk and registrar, 44 Atlantic, h 9 Willow Holly Charles M, clerk, 8 Park pi Holly Cornelius, contractor, h 171 Main Holly Edwin S, dry goods, h Main n Pacific Holly George T, salesman, h 44 Washington av Holly Mary E, widow Edwin, h Main n Pacific WHOLESALE Q Q IJiniMO Q AND RETAIL. Oi Oi JflllVIO 6i 64 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. DIHiIlNo Ql nlLC) Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. Holly Nelson, caterer, h Atlantic c Rogers pi Holly William H, clerk, h 44 Washington av Holmes Isaac H, h 180 Main Holmes James P, h Glenbrook av Holmes Jonathan F, lockmaker, h 80 Main Holmes Samuel H ( Haight & Holmes), h 178 Main Holt Edward, carpenter, h 82 Franklin Holt Jane D, widow Nelson, h Orchard Holt William W, h Myrtle av c Main Horan Bernard, blacksmitli, h Bank n Atlantic Horan James J, plumber, h Broad c Green av Horn C Frederick, barber, 124 Main, h do Horn Roland, clerk, h 10 Atlantic Horton Abraham M, moulder, South c Main Horton Henry, h Green av Horton Jesse B, canvasser, h Greenwich av n R R Horton John H, laborer, h 41 North Horton Nimrod, moulder, h Green av Horton Sarah, h 41 North Hoth Frederick G, driver, h 41 North Houpt John, butcher, h 29 Cottage Howard Henry S, bookkeeper, h South c Willow Howard John N, laborer, h Main n Richmond Hill Howell Henry J, carriage trimmer, Pacific c Canal, h 46 FrankHn Howell Michael, laborer, h 10 Cortlandt Howes Edward L, clerk, h Noroton Hill Hoyt , widow James H, h 10 Atlantic Hoyt Alfred, farmer, h Simsbury Hoyt Augustus, hats and caps, Atlantic c Canal, h Danbury Hoyt Charles, farmer, h Glenbrook Hoyt Charles L (Lyman Hoyt & Son), h 27 River Hoyt Clasen W (Clark & Hoyt), h 23 River Hoyt Cyrus, h 6 Bell Hoyt Edwin B, laborer, h Main n Meadow Hoyt Elizabeth J, widow J Francis, h 13 Atlantic Hoyt Ezra B, laborer, h Cove rd Hoyt Fitch A (Hoyt & Potts ), h 30 Atlantic Hoyt Frank, agent, h 2 Ludlow Hoyt Frank C, salesman, h 10 Atlantic HOYT GEORGE, owner of the patent for Hoyt's Rub- ber Bucket Pumps, 6 Bell, h do WOOD'S [nclosed Oeai Mower. S. S. Jar vis & Son, 381 Water St. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 65 HAVE you MON[! TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Hoyt George, moulder, h 12 Ludlow pi Hoyt George A, h 148 Main Hoyt George D, carpenter, r Stamford House, h 5 Bedford Hoyt George H, president Stamford Savings Bank, and treasurer Stamford Water Co, h Strawberry Hill Hoyt George W, h Forest n Prospect Hoyt Harriet, widow Edwin, h 6 Bell Hoyt Harvey (St John, Hoyt & Co), h 66 Atlantic Hoyt James H jr, carpenter. Broad n Green av, h do Hoyt Jerusha, widow John W, boarding, 10 Atlantic Hoyt John, painter, h 6 Bell Hoyt John, laborer, h Main n Greenwich av Hoyt John M, h 39 Washington av Hoyt Joseph B, h Main n Lawn av Hoyt Lewis, carpenter, h Glenbrook Hoyt Lyman ( Lyman Hoyt & Son ), h 75 Atlantic Hoyt Lyman & Son (Lyman and Charles L Hoyt), furniture, 97 Main Hoyt Maria, dressmaker, 9 Guernsey av, h do Hoyt Mary A, widow Lorenzo, h 4 Bell Hoyt Millard, machinist, h Glenbrook Hoyt Noah, carpenter, 47 Washington av, h do Hoyt Oliver, leather, h Main n Lawn av Hoyt Oliver, moulder, h 10 Ludlow pi Hoyt Roswell (Hoyt & Leeds), and insurance, Main"c Atlantic, h 40 Broad Hoyt Samuel B, grocer, 127 Main, h Roxbury Hoyt Samuel B jr, clerk, h 10 Atlantic Hoyt Mrs Seymour, h 62 Atlantic Hoyt Theodore, rubber bucket pumps, 16 Gay, h 6 Bell Hoyt Theodore W (T W Hoyt & Co), h 48 Broad Hoyt Thomas, carpenter, h 9 Guernsey av Hoyt T W & Co (Theodore W Hoyt), dry goods, 26 Atlantic Hoyt William, leather, h Main n Lawn av Hoyt William C, secretary and treasurer Citizens' Sav- ing Bank, h 21 River Hoyt William H (Hoyt & Dickinson), h 66 Atlantic Hoyt William W, boatman, h Forest n Prospect Hoyt & Dickinson ( William H Hoyt and William B Dickinson), taxidermists. Broad n opp Gay Will work in all kinds of ground— the Syracuse. See page 6. 66 STAMFORD DIRECTORY, DADTCMO DIPC 20 John street, N. Y. 'Watch DAnlLnO Oi nlUL) and chronometer Makers. Hoyt & Leeds (Roswell Hoyt and Theodore Leeds), grocers. Main c Atlantic Hoyt & Potts (Fitch A Hoyt and John R Potts), grocers, 30 Atlantic Hubbard George W, farmer, h Palmer's Hill HUBBARD HENRY A, auctioneer, real estate and insurance, 2 Park Row, h 11 North. See adv pages 67 and 68 Hubbard John W, h Broad c Hubbard av Hubbard Racbel, widow George M, h Palmer's Hill Hubbard William, h Hubbard av n Broad Hubert Joseph, painter, h 1 Main Hudson Edward McK, h 17 South Hudson Joseph, laborer, h Stone n Cedar Hughes John, laborer, h 24 Miller Hull Edward, shoemaker, h 10 R R av Hull Jarvis J, farmer, h Glenbrook Hungerford Harry, physician, 11 Atlantic, h 10 do Hunter John C, boatman, h Wescott n Elm Huntington Catherine B, widow, h Main n Myrtle av Huntington George, h Main n Myrtle av Hurd Freeman, boarding. Main n Greenwich av Hurlbutt Augustus M, physician, 41 Broad, h do Hurlbutt George J, cutter, h Hoyt n Summer Hurlbutt Joseph, h 1 Park pi Hurlbutt Lewis R, physician, 29 Prospect, h do Hurlbutt William, nickel plater, h 50 Pacific Hurlbutt William A, clerk, h Hoyt n Summer Hurlbutt William L, clerk, Yale Lock Co Hurlbutt William P ( W P Hurlbutt & Weed), h Hoyt n Summer HURLBUTT W P & WEED (William P Hurlbutt and Addison P Weed), clothiers and merchant tailors, 88 Main. See adv under, and pages 84, 102, &c. W. B. HURLBUTT & WEED, MERCHANT TAILORS, MANUFACTURERS OF ^ >^# wm m&m umm i ^ Gents' Furnishing Goods, Stc, fjff W. p. HUBLBUTT. ADDISON P. WEED. 67 H. A. HUBBARD, Auction Sales Of ETrer37- ZDescription Soliciteci. HAVE SOLD MORE REAL ESTATE. AT AUCTION, THAN ANY AUCTIONEER IN THE COUNTY. Farms, Cottages, Elegant Shore Fronts, Country Seats, Building Sites, Building Lots, Stores and Factories CAREFULLY PREPARED LISTS OF ALL THE FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED DWELLING HOUSES TO LET IN STAMFORD, GREENWICH AND DARIEN. LOANS NEGOTIATED. Entire charge taken of Real Estate for NON-RESI- DENTS. Selling, Renting, Collecting and Repairing, at Moderate Charges. 1& ^Toane To-u-t IReliaTole Ooxxipa-nies. Remarks. — Parties who have Real Estate for sale, to let, or exchange, should fill out blanks with all the proper headings printed, so that your agent can have the fullest particulars about the property you offer. Sucli blanks can be had, free, at my office, on application. [oveb.] 68 STAMFORD, DARIEN AND GREENWICH HEAL ESTATE AGEUCY, PARK ROW, STAMFORD, CONN. ' ^-N.y. Property registered on my books can be advertised in New York news- papers at half tbe reguar prices. [over.] STAMFORD DIRECTORY, 69 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Hutchins Wood, h 31 Myrtle av Hyde Rev Joseph W, h 68 South Hyland George, weaver, h Main n Ann Hyland John W, laborer, h Main n Ann Ingersoll Samuel C, feed, Canal n Priest's av, h 39 North Ingersoll Simon, machinist, h Glenbrook Ingraham CUiarles W, bookkeeper, h 14 Gay Ingraham Matilda, widow John, h 14 Gay Inslee Gage, architect, Clark's Hill, h do Irvin John, laborer, h 20 K Meadow Isbell Willard A, finisber, h 25 Clinton Jackson Eli, chainmaker, h Stone n Cedar Jackson H L, salesman, h 126 Main Jackson Thomas, sexton, h Adams av n North Jarvis Albertine S, h 14 South Jarvis Harriet E, h 14 South Jarvis Mary H, h 14 South Jenckes jNIarcien (W C Harding & Co), h 21 Prospect Jenkins Edward C, h 13 Prospect Jenkins George W A, real estate, h Henry c South Jensen Emile, moulder, h Cedar n E Henry Jepson John, engineer, h Hoytville Jepson Peter, engineer, h 56 Ludlow Jerman Chas jr, laborer, h Stillwater av n Palmer Hill Jerman Chauncey L, boots and shoes, 101 Main, h 38 North Jerman M, widow Hanford, h 39 Franklin Jerman William H, shoes, 22 Atlantic, h 56 Broad Jessup George W, engineer, h 40 Washington av Jessup John, carpenter, h Belltown Jessup Matilda, widow George, h Strawberry Hill Jessup Nelson, clerk, h 40 Washington av Jessup Parris R (Goff & Jessup), 40 Washington av Johns Anne, widow, h 13 River Johnson Charles, laborer, h r 18 Cottage pi Johnson Elethea, widow Henry, h 30 Pacific Johnson Emil, moulder, h 6 Cedar Johnson Samuel E, h Washington av next Episcopal Church Johnston George, laborer, h 19 Miller Johnston John H, moulder, h South av Johnston Robert H, cigars, h Atlantic n South Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 70 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE 20 Jolin St , New York. Watches Made, ana Key-Winding Watches made into I Stem-Winders. Jones Augustus, patternmaker, h 60 North Jones Andrew D, h 48 Washington av Jones Andrew F, conductor, h 44 Pacific Jones Augustus E, painter, h 22 E Henry- Jones Charles, salesman, h 5 Spring Jones Charles I, dentist, h 9 Summer Jones Charles S (Jones & Stetson), h 9 Summer Jones Daniel H, laborer, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Jones David L, lockmaker, h Greenwich av n R R Jones Frank A, foreman, h 50 Atlantic Jones Franklin, h Glenbrook av Jones George H, cartman, h Mill n Main Jones Mrs Hannah, h Spring n Summer Jones Henry R, carpenter, h 4 Washington pi JONES JULIA A, carpet weaver, Greenwich av n Oliver, Waterside, h do Jones Lewis, basketmaker, h Greenwich av n R R Jones Mary E, widow Philo W, h 8 Broad Jones Nahor, oysterman, Greenwich av n Oliver Jones Norman D, fish and vegetables, 90 Main, h 79 do Jones Thaddeus S, h 9 Spring Jones Thomas, farmer, h 14 E Henry Jones William, h Glenbrook av Jones William H (S C Morrison & Co), h 60 North JONES & STETSON (Charles S Jones and Warren B Stetson), boots, shoes, and rubbers, Concert Hall building 130 Main. See adv page 50 Jordan , h 62 Meadow Jordan Albert, h Strawberry Hill Jordan Patrick, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Judd Grant (Phoenix Co), h 33 Summer Judd William H (St John, Hoyt & Co), h 33 Summer Julius William, mason, h Adams av n Broad June Albert, fireman, h Myrtle av c Main June Charles, carpenter, h 16 Court June Hanford, carpenter, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge June William S, laborer, h 8 J Summer Justice Court, Town Hall building Kaley Thomas, laborer, h Pacific n Manhattan Kane Bryan, laborer, h 7 Stone Kane James, clothing, 131 Main, h 65 Meadow Kane Richard, baker, h 14 Cottage pi Kane Valentine, polisher, h 9 Miller HARDMES CUTLER! AT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 71 HAVE lOUMONEUO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Kane William, blacksinith, h 3 Cortlandt Kane William, laborer, h 35 R R av Kaylor Wintield S, lockmaker, h 24 Pacific Kearney Hannah, widow Steplien, h Priest's av n Meadow Kearney John, brakeman, h 83 Meadow Kearney Patrick, iiagman, h 18 E Meadow Kearney Patrick, packer, h Priest's av n Meadow Kearns John, h 31 R R av Kearns John F, brakeman, h 16 Pacific Kearns Martin, flagman, h 61 Meadow Kearns Patrick, laborer, h 21 Cottage Kearns Rose, grocer, 19 R R av, h do Kearns Thomas, laborer, h 35 Meadow Kearns W^illiam, laborer, h 21 R R av Keegan Catharine, widow James, h R R av n Canal Keeler James, dredger, h Henry n Atlantic Keeler Jeremiah, cartman, h 33 Franklin Keeler John E. lawyer. First National Bank building, h 15 W Washington av Keeler Mary J, widow Samuel, h 15 W Washington Keeler Susan, widow James H, h 37 North Keely James, laborer, h 44 R R av Keely Michael, laborer, h 40 R R av Keely Patrick, boatman, h 40 R R av Kehoe JMichael, laborer, h 5 Cortlandt Keith B & Co ( Geo H and F Wayland Keith), chemical works. Waterside Keith Francis W ( B Keith & Co), h Atlantic n South Keith George H (B Keith & Co), h Summer n Spring Keller Frederick, barber, 12 R R av, h do Kelley James H, photographer, h Selleck n Orchard Kelly Bryan, laborer, h 5 E Meadow Kelly Daniel, laborer, h side of Mill river n Court Kelly John, laborer, h 10 Miller Kelly John, laborer, h 45 Meadow Kelly John, mason, h 35 Meadow Kelly John M, laborer, h Canal n Pacific Kelly Mary, widow, h 15 R R av Kelly Patrick, laborer, h 10 E Meadow Kelly Richard, grocer, Atlantic c Manhattan, h do Kelly Stephen, peddler, h Orchard Kelly Thomas, gardener, h 7 New Kelly William, laborer, h Dale av n Elm SO IAD If 10 P OflM Agricultural Implements, lOiJAnVio & 0UHi381 Water St., Bridgeport. 72 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BilRTEIS & RICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Kelso John S, h Strawberry Hill Kempton John T, printer, h Greenwich av n R R Kenealy John, grocer, 53 Meadow, h 25 Cottage Kenealy Michael, lawyer, room 13, Town Hall building, h 51 Meadow Kenific John, blacksmith, Bank n Atlantic, h 28 E Henry Kennedy Daniel, mason, h Greenwich av n Main Kennedy James, laborer, h Broad n Green av Kennedy James, mason, h 7 Ludlow pi Kennedy John, laborer, h Pacific n Manhattan Kennedy Joseph, plasterer, h Stillwater av opp Rich- mond Hill av Kennedy Mrs Margaret, h 7 Ludlow pi Kenward Henry, laborer, h Mill n Main Kerr Charles S, cartman, h Main opp Episcopal Church Kerr William J, livery, 6 Gay, h do Kerrigan Thomas, stonecutter, h 12 R R av Kerwin James, foreman, h R R av n Pacific KETCHAM CORNELIUS E, ship and yacht builder, ft South, h do. See adv page 49 Ketcham John, oysterman, Greenwich av n Oliver Ketcham Maria, widow Oliver, h Greenwich av n Oliver Ketcham Oliver V, oysterman, h 30 South Ketcham Oscar C, oysterman, h 16 Walnut Ketcham Theodore V, dentist, 11 Atlantic, h 30 South Ketch um Joseph, broker, h 19 South Ketchum Mary L, h 15 Willow Ketchum Samuel, broker, h 19 South Kiershen Michael, laborer, h Elm n Myrtle av Kiley Dennis, lockmaker, h 27 Elm Kiley John, men's furnishing, 91 Main, h Priest's av n Meadow Kiley John jr, laborer, h Division n Clinton av Kiley Margaret, widow James, h Priest's av n Meadow Kilkelly John T, grocer, 22 R R av, h do Kimball Sarah, widow Francis, h 14 Myrtle av Kimple Stephen M, varnisher, h 48 Pacific King Charles O, mason, h 18 Court King Hiram U, school, Bedford n Prospect, h Forest n Prospect King James, laborer, h 35 R R av King John, farmer, h E Meadow n Meadow Kirby Ellen, widow, h 25 Cottage ^TeAO the advertisement 01 PflG[ 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 73 TH[ H, I COLL[tlDER CO.'^'irpItf^r Kirk Andrew J, carpenter, h 13 Franklin Kirk Charles, carpenter, h 64 Franklin Kirk Theodore H, bookkeeper, h 64 Franklin Kirk Warren, carpenter, Canal n Priest's av, h 64 Franklin Kirkham John R, knit goods, Glenbrook, h do Kirtland Henry A, carpenter, h Broad c Bedford Kissen Julia, widow Morris, h Stillwater av opp Rich- mond Hill av Klug Andrew, hackman, h Pacific n Cottage Knapp , laborer, h Franklin House Knapp Charles E ( Provost & Kna])p), h 18 Bedford Knapp Charles H, town collector. Town Hall building, h Richmond Hill Knapp C!harles W jr, mason, 38 Summer, h do Knapp Delia, widow William, h 68 Franklin Knapp James H, ice, 8 Park Row, h Richmond Hill Knapp John B, farmer, h Main, Richmond Hill Knapp John E, driver, h Main, Richmond Hill Knapp Joseph, mason, h 68 Franklin Knapp Lorenzo, h Greenwich av n Oliver Knapp Nellie B, milliner, h 3 South Knapp Niram, milk, h 30 Myrtle av Knapp Sylvester L (Knapp & Provost), h 10 Gay Knapp William E, restaurant, 116] Main,h 38 Franklin Knapp & Provost (Sylvester L Knapp and Norman Provost), boarding stables, r 74 Main Krafft Gustav A, laborer, h 10 Ludlow pi Kramer Anton, grocer, Pacific n Cottage, h do Kugler Charles E, boatman, h Mill n Main Kuhn George, h 55 Atlantic Kunert Julius, cigars, 107] Main, h do Kunsch Minnie, widow Charles, h 6 Ludlow Lahey Edward, baggage master, h Pacific n Manhattan Lahey Thomas, laborer, h 15 R R av Lake Patrick, laborer, h Adams av n North Lambert Matthew J, liquors. Pacific n Main, h do Lang Samuel, tailor, h 12 Broad Langford William, laborer, h Lockwood av n Elm Lane John, laborer, h 87 Meadow Lansing Rev Lsaac J, pastor Methodist Episcopal Church, River opp Park pi 75,000 Syracuse Cliiiy Plows in Itie Field. palTe. 74 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BflRTEMS & RICE, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for tbe Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Lathrop Rev Edward, pastor Baptist Church, h Main n Lawn av Lawless Michael, laborer, h 17 Cottage Lawrence Clifford W, bookkeeper, h Grove n Forest Lawrence E B (Smith & Lawrence), h 40 Summer Lawrence Edward, clerk, h 48 Pacific Lawrence George T, lockmaker, h 48 Pacific Lawrence John K, clerk, h Grove n Forest Lawrence Zophar, agent, h Grove n Forest Lawton George, toolmaker, h 62 Meadow Leamey Andrew, laborer, h 10 Miller Lee John, saloon, 30 R R av, h do Lee Patrick, laborer, h Cove rd Lee William H, bookkeeper, h Forest n Grove Leeds Andrew F H, clerk, h Main n Elm Leeds Francis R, bookkeeper, h Main n Elm Leeds Mrs Joseph L, h North c Washington av Leeds Julia, widow, h Glenbrook Leeds J Watson, carpenter, h Main n Elm Leeds Richmond A, patent medicines, 50 Atlantic, h do Leeds Samuel, h Main c Glenbrook av Leeds Sylvester, h Main n Elm Leeds Theodore (Hoyt & Leeds), h Main c Glenbrook av Leeman Walter L, h Prospect av n Stillwater av Leggett James, lockmaker, h Franklin House Lemon Thomas, laborer, h Ann n Richmond Hill Lenahan Patrick, laborer, h 10 Miller Lent Chas E, lockfitter, h Stillwater av n Palmer's Hill Leonard Ann, widow Thomas, h Ann n Main Leonard P]dward, driver, h Ann n Main Leonard John, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Leonard Martin, laborer, h ft Atlantic Leonard Mary, widow, h 18 R R av Leonard Thomas, stonecutter, h 25 Ludlow Leowolf Albert G, truckman, h Main n Pacific Lepra Joseph, bricklaver, h R R av c E Meadow LEJVER PHILIP B, liquors, Pacific c R R av, h do Lewis Charles H, coacluuan, h Pacific n Canal LEWIS WILBUR E, druggist, 32 Atlantic, h Stam- ford House. See adv pnge 75 Lindherg John, moulder, h 4 Cedar Lindsay John, tailor, h 10 Atlantic Best Goodslt loTOl Pfices al^'^--- ^ ^-'^^ 381 Water St. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 75 HAVE lOyiNE! TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Lin forth Joseph, intelligence office, Greenwich av n Main, h do Little Benjamin, machinist, h 34 Pacific Little Mrs Mary K, h 7 Willow Liverpool and London and Globe Ins Co, 83 Main Loche Lilly P, widow Charles, h Elm c Myrtle av Locke John, shoemaker, h 22 Priest's av Lockhart Joseph W, laborer, h Glenbrook Lockwood Abraham, shoemaker, Stillwater, av n opp W Stamford av Lockwood Bradford, brass turner, h 5 Stone Lockwood Byron H, machinist, h 1 Bank Lockwood Carlisle, Washington av n North Lockwood Charles M, carpenter, h Stillwater av n Main Lockwood Douglass, filer, h 5 Stone Lockwood Francis C, painted, h Main n Methodist Church , Lockwood Frederick W, clerk, h 6 Spring Lockwood George, carpenter, h 15 Manhattan Lockwood Harvey S, h 62 Franklin Lockwood Henry, house furnishings, 75 Main, h 56 Broad Lockwood Henry D, h 32 Bedford Lockwood James, boatman, h 20 Ludlow Lockwood James L (J L Lockwood ife Co), h Lockwood av n Elm Lockwood John, laborer, h Main c Ann Lockwood John E, student, h 10 Myrtle av Lockwood John H, boatman, h ft South Lockwood John L, laborei' h Main n Stillwater av Lockwood Joseph E, butcher, 8 Park Row, h 10 Myrtle Lockwood Joseph S, h Stillwater av n opp W Stam- ford av Lockwood J L & Co (James L Lockwood and Marcus Waterbury), house furnishing goods, 108 Main Lockwood Letitia, widow Stephen, h Main n Green- wich av TOWN HALL DRUG STORE. 2jTo. 32 .ifiutla-rLtic Street, DKAI.EE IN Pure Drugs and Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, See. Prescbiptions Accurately Compounded. 76 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. HllnTrNx Al nlr artistic Designs 'Furnlshei^^ Prizes 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. tic Designs Furnished and .1 Made for Athletic Sports. Lockwood Louisa J, widow Eliakim, h Main n Myrtle av Lockwood Lyman, h Greenwich av n Oliver Lockwood Milton R, sashmaker, h 48 Washington av Lockwood Preston, farmer, h Belltown Lockwood Robert D ( E M Mofi'att & Co), h 18 Summer Lockwood Samuel, carpenter, h 34 Summer Lockwood Samuel R, carpenter, h 5 Stone Lockwood Sarah, widow George A, h 10 Court Lockwood Sarah E, widow Samuel, h 7 Park pi Lockwood Sarah M, widow George E, h 72 Franklin Lockwood Stephen, h Summer n Roxbury rd Lockwood Theodore (Lockwood & Haight ), h 15 Summer Lockwood Truman, brass turner, h 10 Ludlow Lockwood Van Buren, h 30 Atlantic LOCKWOOD WM A, carriage makers' and black- smiths' supplies, leather and enameled goods, iron and steel, carriage dealer, varnishes, blacksmith and jobber, 16 Gay, h 6 Spring. See adv under Lockwood William R, selectman, Town Hall building, h Roxbury LOCKWOOD & HAIGHT (Theodore Lockwood and William B Haight), druggists, 3 Park Row. See adv front cover Lohr George, weaver, h Mill n Main Long Patrick, carpenter, h 69 Meadow Looney John, laborer, h 62 Franklin Looney Sarah, widow Daniel, h Main n opp Ann Lord Edward, coachman, h 36 Myrtle av Lord George, farmer, h Pacific n Cemetery Lord George, laborer, h 5 Ludlow pi Lord George jr, boatman, h ft South Lord John, h Strawberry hill Loughrey Martin, laborer, h 28 R R av Lounsbury Albert F, watchmaker, h Atlantic WM. A. LOCKWOOD, IROU, STEEL, CARRIAGE HARDWARE, Enamel Cloth, Leather and Wood Material. ALSO. FILES. NAILS. SHOES. BOLTS, AND PARROTT'S VARNISH. Contracts taken for Repairing and Painting of Carriages. Blacksmithinj and Jobbing of all kinds. Carriages and Wagons for sale. QAY STREET, East Side Phcenis Shop, STAMFORD, CONN. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 77 Lounsbury Elbert, watchmaker, h 5 Atlantic Lounsbury Hannah E, h Palmer's Hill Lounsbury William, blacksmith, h Stillwater av n Still- water mills Loveless Thomas, laborer, h Elm n R R Lower John, painter, h Strawberry Hill Lower Joseph, carpenter, h Main n R R Lownds George L, carpenter. Canal c Priest's av, h 2 Bank Lownds James 0, carpenter, h 20 Court Lucy D J, shoemaker, h Franklin House Ludwig Matthew, cabinetmaker, h 34 E Henry Lum Bennett D (B D Lum & Son ), h 32 Myrtle av LUM B T> & SON (Bennett D and George B Lum), plumbers, 50 Atlantic. See adv under Lum George B ( B E Lum & Son), h 25 River Lund Christian, moulder, h 38 E Henry Lunney William, h Mill n Main Lynch Albert, h 130 Main Lynch Francis, laborer, h 10 E Meadow Lynch Francis, blacksmith, h Mill n Broad Lynch Mary, widow Martin, h Mill n Broad Lynch Mary J, hair worker, 130 Main, h do Lynt Hannah, widow Jacob, h South n Atlantic Lyon Augustus, lockmaker, h 9 Stone Lyon Benjamin E. printer, h 7 Spring Lyon Benjamin U, painter, h 7 Spring Lyon James S, hats, 131 Main, h Norwalk McAleer Peter, lockmaker, h Walnut n Atlantic McArdle John, junk. Canal n Priest's av, h 35 Cottage McCabe Mary A, grocer. Main c Ann, h do McCabe Owen, clerk, h Main c Ann McCabe Owen, laborer, h Ann n Richmond Hill McCarthy Patrick, laborer, h Green av B. D. LUM. (Formerly with Haight & Holmes.) G. B. LUM. B. D. LUM & SON, Practical Sanitary Plumbers, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. extractors for the erection of the Page Steam Heating Apparatus in Dwellings, Public Buildings, &c. ISTo. 50 Atlantic Street, STAMFORD, CONN. 78 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. nAnTrNS N n Mr fine' watches .' diamoYd's and 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. CHES. DIAB .j JEWELRY. McCarty Martin, laborer, h 40 R R av McCarty Michael, laborer, h 13 Cottage McCarty Patrick, laborer, h 13 Cottage McCarty Patrick, laborer, h 20 R R av McCaughran Daniel, stove mounter, h Orchard McConkey H M, clerk, h 73 Atlantic McConkey Henry S, h 73 Atlantic McConkey Hester C, widow Benjamin, h 73 Atlantic McCord Ann, h Ann n Richmond Hill McCormick Anna, dressmaker, 5 Bank, h do McCormick John, grocer, 31 R R av, h 21 do McCoun Samuel, deputy sheriff, h 7 Clark McCoy James, butcher, h Main n Greenwich av McDermott Thomas, laborer, h Ann n Main McDevitt Michael, laborer, h 11 R R av Mcl^onald James, brassfinisher, h Franklin House McDonald Neice, laborer, Leeds av n Elm McDonald Patrick, gardener, h Strawberry Hill McDonald Patrick, laborer, h 33 Meadow McDonald Mrs Rose, h 15 R R av McDonald Rose, widow Arthur, h Leeds av n Elm McDonald William, h 10 Atlantic McDonnell John, woolsorter, h Mill n Broad McEvoy John, blacksmith, h 3 Cortlandt McGarr Patrick, saloon. Main n opp Ann, h do McGarr Rose, widow Patrick, h 12 Bell ct McGarry John, laborer, h Stillwater av n Richmond Hill av McGarry Patrick, laborer, h 23 R R av McGee William, laborer, h 16 Priest's av McGill Charles, saloon, Pacific n Main, h do McGill Isaac H, moulder, h Canal c Pacific McGill John H, moulder, h 34 Cottage McGill Patrick, melter, h Canal c Pacific McGinn James, cutter, h R R av n Pacific McGinn John, junk, Pacific n Cottage, h do McGivney Michael, potter, h 35 Cottage McCilyn Michael K, buffer, h Court n Washington av McGowan John W, tinsmith, h 45 Washington av McGraw Patrick, h Pacific n Manhattan McGuinness John, mariner, h Main n opp Cedar McCJuire Peter, laborer, h Ann n Main McHugh Michael, undertaker, h 21 Priest's av IlION nOnSE IiIIKlOiSSI water St. See page' 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. - 79 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. McHugh Thomas, clerk, h 21 Priest's av Mclntire George A, h North next to Mill river Mclntire Jacob N, North next to Mill river Mclntyre Catharine, widow, h 35 Cottage Mclntyre James, painter, h 35 Cottage Mclntyre Michael, moulder, h 35 Cottage McKenna John, harnessmaker, h West Stamford McKenna Stephen, grocer, 27 Manhattan, h 25 do McKenna Thomas H, clerk, h 25 Manhattan McKenzie A, widow, h Washington av c North McKeon Ann, widow Patrick, h Hoyt n Summer McKeon James P, teacher, h Hoyt n Summer McKeon John, laborer, h 51 Meadow McKinney , h 16 Cottage pi McKinnon John, saddler, h Stillwater av n opp Pros- pect av McLaughlin Christopher, laborer. Limerick n Wescott McLaughlan Frank, laborer, h Glenbrook McLean Austin, laborer, h Raymond n Elm McLean David W, grocer, h 73 Franklin McLean Hugh, farmer, h Simsbury McMahon J M, sec Hollingshead Electro-Depositing and Mfg Co, h N Y McMahon Owen jr, clerk, h Algiers McMann John, laborer, h Wescott n Elm McMann 0, laborer, h W Stamford av n Stillwater av McMann Patrick, laborer, h Greenwich av McMorris John, carpenter, h 20 Broad McNally Charles, coachman, h Strawberry Hill McNALIiY JOHN, livery stable, Pacific n Main. See adv under McNeil William, painter, h Green av McRedmond John, laborer, h Leeds av n Elm JOHlSr McNA-LLY'S 3LIVERY STABLE., HORSES AND CARRIAGES AT ALL HOURS. Passengers conveyed to and from the l^epot. Double and Single Teams by the Hour, or for Excursions, Ac. HOBSES BOARDED BY DA? OB WEEI. TEBMS MODEBATE. ORDERS MAY BK LEFT AT THE STABLE, PACIFIC. NEAR MAIN. STAMFORD. CONN. 80 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. DADTCMC P DIPC ^^ -^^^^ ^*' ^- '^' sterling DnnitllU Cii niuL) Silverware, Latest Designs. MacDonald William H (Waterbury & MacDonald), h 10 Atlantic Mack Charles, laborer, h Cove Mills Mack Charles F, moulder, h 8 Bell Mackey George, coachman, h Main n Greenwich av Mackey Michael, cobbler, r Main opp Ann, h do MacMunn James, h 50 Franklin Madigan Morris, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Rich- mond Hill av Maeler Joseph J, locksmith, h Franklin House MAGIIili WILLIAM J, dentist, Bedford c Broad, h Stamford House Maher Denis, baker, h R R av opp depot Maher James, gardener, h Strawberry Hill Maher Michael, gardener, h Strawberry Hill Mahon John, driver, h 50 R R av Mahon Margaret, widow Hugh, h 3 New Mahon Patrick, laborer, h R R av n New Mahoney James, laborer, h 16 Miller Mahoney John, cabinetmaker, h 16 R R av Malady Thomas, laborer, h 22 E Meadow Malcolm Peters, president Hollingshead Electro Deposit- ing and Manufacturing Co, h N Y Mallows John, lockmaker, h 9 Park Row Malloy Patrick, laborer, h Ann n Main Malloy William, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Malone Edward 0, blacksmith, h Greenwich avn Main Malone Henry, steamfitter, h 50 Pacific Malone William, h Strawberry Hill Malone William, machinist, h 50 Pacific Maloney Jeremiah, laborer, h Cedar n Stone Mance James, carpenter, h 20 Broad Manning Bridget, widow John, h 15 Walnut Manning Edward, conductor, h 15 Walnut Mannion John, farmer, h Orchard Marcel Charles, tailor, Atlantic c Canal, h Orchard Marden Francis A, lawyer, h 78 Atlantic Marks George S, h 28 Summer Marsh Andrew W, porter, h Stamford House Marsh James M, h 45 North Marshall Benjamin, oysterman, h 3 Cedar Marshall Charlotte, widow Ebenezer S, dressmaker, 56 Broad, h do WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S, S, JARVIS & SON, llgts. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 81 FIST BILLID mm ^IJIavTaraa: Marshall Fanny, widow Seth, h Orchard Marshall L(3wis, boatman, h Orchard Martin Alexander P, plumber, h 20 Broad Martin Charles H, salesman, h 21 Division Martin Hattie E, boarding, 20 Broad, h do Martin Julia, widow Patrick, h 16 ^liller Martin Michael, laborer, h 16 Miller Martin Rosanna, widow John, h 21 Division Marvin Curtis R, h 5 Summer Marvin Henry T, carpenter, h 5 Summer Mason Fergus, laborer, h 54 Meadow Mason Patrick, laborer, h Stone n Cedar Masonic Hall, 26 Atlantic Masterson Patrick, h Green av Matthews Jane, widow, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Matthews John F, stonecutter, h 7 Cedar Maurer George, saloon. Pacific n R R av, h R R av n Pacilic Maurer Mrs George, boarding, R R av n Pacific Maxwell John D, moulder, h Broad c Adams av Maze James W, painter, h Glenbrook Mead Alvah D, clerk, h 24 Summer Mead Gilbert B, painter, h 9 Ludlow pi Mead Harry B, clerk, h 74 Main Mead Rev Nathaniel, h 55 Broad Mead Smith, (Thompson & Mead), h Glenbrook av Meagher William, cabinet maker, h 4 Bell ct Meara Catharine, h Adams av n North Meeker George H, clerk, h 3 Park pi Meeker Samuel, laborer, h Greenwich av n Oliver INIeiler John B, musician, h Stamford House Menicks John, laborer, h 8 E Meadow Merritt Coles W, shoemaker, h 14 Broad Merritt George, polisher, h 3 Liberty MERRITT H V, employment agency and home made bakery, kid gloves cleaned, 82 Main, h do Merritt M Franklin, h 49 Atlantic Merritt Oscar J, plumber, 63 Main, h 1 Prospect Merritt Schuyler, sec Yale Lock Manufacturing Co, h 46 Bedford Merritt Thomas F, clerk, h 1 Prospect Merryman John, laborer, h 73 Meadow Merry man Joseph, teas, 111 Main, h 73 Meadow Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. S, S, JARVIS & SON, 82 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. eHRTEiS & I1IC[, 20 John St., N. Y. Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry, Merryman William, moulder, h 73 Meadow Messinger George W, clerk, h 4 Henry Messinger Thomas H H, h 4 Henry Meyrich Marx, peddler, h Elm n R R Michaely Adam J, gardener, h 1 Liberty Milburn Aarriet, widow John, boarding, 24 Cottage, h do Miller Angebine, lockmaker, h 9 Gay Miller Austin, carriagemaker, 15 Gay, h 7 Park Row Miller Charles 0, dry goods, Main c Bank, h 51 Atlantic Miller Christian F, grocer, Glenbrook, h do Miller Clement E, saloon, 89 Main, h 9 Gay Miller Elizabeth, widow John, h 27 River Miller Frank, foreman, h 10 Cottage Miller Franklin, real estate, 18 Atlantic, h do Miller George K, clerk, h 10 Atlantic Miller Henry, h 63 Atlantic Miller Joseph, laborer, h Cove Mills Miller Levi, h Main n R R Miller Mrs Mary E, h 69 Atlantic Miller N H, salesman, h 76 Main Miller Polly, widow, h Pacific n Manhattan Miller Samuel, carriage maker, h 9 Gay Miller Sarah B, widow Benjamin J, h 40 Franklin Miller Seth, farmer, h Greenwich av n Richmond Hill Miller Terah, carpenter, h Mill n Broad Miller Theodore, constable, h Greenwich av n Main Milliken Thomas K, h Henry n South Mills George, inspector, h 40 Pacific Mills Margaret A, widow Floyd T, h Main n opp Cedar Millspaugh Alj^heus, veterinarysurgeon,10W Washing- ton av, h do Milne Alexander, h 77 Atlantic Mincks Henry, brickmaker, h R R av n Pacific Minor Charles W, lawyer, h 13 Clinton av Minor William T, h 13 Clinton av Mitchell David, laborer, h 10 R R av Mitchell James, h 21 South Mitchell James P, clerk, h 130 Main Mitchell Martin, gardener, Richmond Hill n Prospect av Mitchell Thomas C, plater, h "Slain, Richmond Hill Mitchell William, carpenter, h 22 Division Moen Sophia A, widow Augustus, h 20 South SO lADlMO P CnM Hardware Merchants, I Oi JflnVIo & OUHi 381 Water St., Bridgeport. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 83 HMYOUMONEITOIHmT? D WIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. MofFatt David B, clerk, h 47 North Moffatt Edward M (E M Moffiitt & Co), h 32 South Moffatt E M & Co ( Edward M Moliatt, Charles H Peck and Robert D Lockwood), dry goods, 95 Main Mogan John, laborer, h 21 R R av Mollett Henry (Mollett & Waterbury), h 22 Division Mollett & Waterbury (Henry Mollett and George W Waterbury ), carpenters, Canal n Main Monroe G Frank, painter, h 126 Main Monroe Mrs G F, dressmaker, 126 Main, h do Mooney Martin, laborer, h Greenwich av Mooney Michael, laborer, h 40 R R av Moore Edward, driver, h Mill n Broad Moore Ella, widow Francis, h 3 Miller Moore James, clerk, h 3 Miller Moore James, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Moore John, harness manufacturer, 99 Main, h 47 Elm Moore William, hackman, h Pacific n Cottage Moore William H H, insurance, h 9 Henry Moran Bridget, widow, h 21 R R av Moran Bridget, widow Thomas, h 28 Miller Moran Daniel, laborer, h New c E Meadow Moran Martin, laborer, h 11 R R av Morey James B, treas Hollingshead Electro-Depositing and Mfg Co, h N Y Morgan Oscar A, shoemaker, h 11 Manhattan Morgan Patrick, h Priest's av n Meadow Morgan Rev Richard U, h 14 South Moriarty Patrick, laborer, h Richmond Hill n Still- water av Morrell Albert J, carpenter, h 22 Bedford Morrell Chester L, clerk, h 22 Bedford Morrell Cornelia A, widow Philo T, h 22 Bedford Morrell Mary, widow Robert, h Main n R R Morrell Samuel H, tinner, h 37 North Morrell Walter M, clerk, h 22 Bedford Morrell William F, boatman, h 21 Gay Morris Agnes E, physician, 2 Park pi, h do Morris Edwy F, grocer, 45 Main, h 8 Broad Morris Mrs E F, milliner, 5 Park row, h 8 Broad Morris Frank E, plumber, h 23 Prospect Morris James, laborer, h Broad c Adams av Morris Robert H, clerk, h 23 Prospect s, s, mm & IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. 84 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. fiARHNS & RICE, 20 John Street, N. Y. "Watch and Chronometer Makers. Morrison Samuel C (S C Morri»on & Co), h Noroton Morrison S C & Co (Samuel C Morrison and William H Jones), druggists, 113 Main Morrison William, clerk, h North Morse Harriet H, widow Richard, h 46 Atlantic Morsell William L, treas Stamford and Norwalk Tele- phone Co, h 73 Atlantic Mosher Mortimer, h Main c Glenbrook av Mosher Noah W, h Adams av opp North Mount I.ouise, widow Henry, h 19 River Mountain Harry, h 14 Main Mullin Bridget, widow Edward, h E Henry n Cedar Mullin John, brassfinisher, h 44 R R av Mullin Michael J, cooper, h E Henry n Cedar Mullins Denis, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Richmond Hill av Mulreed Daniel, laborer, h Glenbrook Mulreed Maria, widow James, h 21 Cottage Mulreed William P, laborer, h 21 Cottage Mumford Thomas, spinner, h Greenwich av n turnpike Munson Arthur, painter, 10 Park Row, h 12 Clark av Murdough James W, farmer, h Strawberr}"^ Hill Murphy Bridget, h 37 Cottage Murphy Daniel, baker, Meadow n R R, h do Murph}^ James, painter, Adams av c Green av, h do Murphy Jeremiah, stonecutter, h Elm n R R Murphy John, laborer, h R R av n Pacific Murphy John, laborer, h Richmond Hill av n Green- wich av Murphy John S, shoemaker, 5 R R av, h do Murphy Margaret, h 7 Franklin Murphy Martin, gardener, h Prospect av c Richmond Hill W. p. HURLBUTT & WEED, Men's, Youths' , Boys' and Children's AT IHE OLD STAND, 88 MAIN ST., OPP. THE OLD BANK, STAMFORD, CONN. If you will call, we will sell you our splendid Cloths at LOWER PRICES than any other House in Stamford. 85 Tie ■ %^ I ESTABLISHED 1875. Office, 40 Town Hall Building. GEO. BAKER, Editor and Proprietor. IndBpendeni;, Con^emtiVe, Enterprising. Circulation equally as large as that of any other paper puhlis/ied in Stamford, if not laroxr. The Herald aims to fully represent. Stamford and the neighboring communities; to uphold the right and condemn the wrong, without fear or favor; to promote, by every means in its power, the public wel- fare ; to give complete reports of all local matters of interest. In the opinion of the larger portion of the people, its influence far exceeds that of any other local journal in the same field. JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT IS WELL EQUIPPED WITH Be Best of Type, Power Presses aM Geueral MacMuery. It has experienced and skillful workmen, and consequently is favored with a large patronage. All its work — from an ordinary poster to the most intricate piece of printing for the fastidious — is fully up to a high standard of excellence. standard American Billiard Table Manufactory FACTORY: STAMFORD, CONN. PRINCIPAL WAREROOMS : 768 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY, CHICAGO, 81 & 86 state street, f BRANCH 1 BOSTON, 241 Tremont Street. S r. LOUIS. 15 SoutU 5tll Street. 1 WAREROOMS. ) PHILADELPHIA, 113 SoutH 9tli St. STAMFORD DIRECTORY, 87 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Murphy Mrs Mary, h Raymond n Elm Murphy Michael, coachman, h Oliver n Bridge Murphy Michael, laborer, h 11 R R av Murphy Michael, shoemaker, h Adams av n North Murphy Stephen, laborer, h 28 Miller Murphy Thomas, mason, h 51 Elm Murray Andrew, veterinary surgeon, Main n Woolen Mill bridge, h do Murray Catharine, h R R av n E Meadow Murray James H, lockmaker, h 29 Meadow Murray Joseph, laborer, h Raymond n Elm Murray Patrick, laborer, h 38 Cottage Naldrett Albert, laborer, h Cove mills NASH CHARLES I, livery stable, 7 Gay, h Stam- ford House Nash Philip D, grocer, 138 Main, h 38 Broad Needle Michael, clothing, 69 Main, h do Neill Hugh, carriagemaker, Main n Woolen Mill bridge, hdo Neill William, painter, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Nelson George E, laborer, h W Stamford av n Main Nelson John C, lockmaker, h 22 Pacific Nevin Daniel, laborer, h Green av Nevins Mary, widow John, h 53 Meadow Nevvcomb C A, liquors, R R av opp depot, h do Newman James F, laborer, h 34 Myrtle av Newman Jane A, h Shippan rd Newman Mary C, h Shippan rd New York, New Haven & Hartford R R Depot, R R av bet Atlantic and Pacific Nicholas Ann, widow, h Main n Stillwater av Nichols Charles E, teacher, h JNIain n Stillwater av Nichols Charles T, spinner, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Nichols Damaris, widow Edward F, h Broad n Hub- bard av Nichols Emma C, millinery, 1 Bank, h do Nichols Margaret, widow Nathaniel H, h 32 Cottage Nichols Margaret W, widow Zachariah, h Main n Still- water av Nichols Moses, carpenter, h Stillwater av opp W Stam- ford av Nichols Peter F, butcher, h Greenwich av n Main The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 6 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BimiEiS & RICE, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, and Key-Wiuding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Nichols Squire W, clerk, h 99 Main Nichols Stephen P, laborer, h 32 Cottage Nichols William G, stable, r 119 Main, h 99 Main Nicoll Edward T, sashes. Canal c Pacific, h 8 Atlantic Niederhuth Otto, blacksmith, h 7 Park Row Niland Mary, varieties, 25 R R av, h do Noble James E, h R R av n Myrtle av Nolan James, waterman, h 101 Meadow Nolan John, h 22 Miller Nolan John, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Richmond Hill av Nolan John J (Ferris & Nolan), h 9 Walnut Nolan Patrick, carpenter, h Richmond Hill opp Rich- mond Hill av Nolan William, gardener, h 40 Cottage Nolan William, sawyer, h 101 Meadow Nolan William D, fireman, h 22 Miller Noonan Michael, saloon, R R av c Canal, h do Nordell Carl, pattern maker, h 19 Ludlow Northrup Charles E, pianos and organs, 78 Main, h do Noyse Belina, pattern maker, h Main n Pacific Nye Sylvester H, dry goods, h Broad c Summer O'Brien Edward, moulder, h 41 Franklin O'Brien Francis, laborer, h Meadow n R R O'Brien James, laborer, h 1 Cortlandt O'Brien Jane, widow Patrick, h 1 Cortlandt O Brien Joanna, widow Michael, h 31 Meadow O'Brien Martin, laborer, h Stone n Cedar O'Brien Nicholas, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott O'Brien Richard, watchman, h 5 Cedar O'Brien Thomas, laborer, h 29 Meadow O'Connell Daniel, mason, h 1 Cedar O'Connell Eugene, laborer, h Glenbrook O'Connor James, laborer, h Adams av n Broad O'Connor John D, sec and treas The HW CollenderCo, h 11 Pacific O'Connor Michael, laborer, h Stone n Woodland av O'Day William, shoemaker, h 10 R R av Offinger Frederick, coachman, h 8 Cottage pi Ogden E Dayton, clerk, h 17 Summer O'Hara Julia, widow, h 3 Cortlandt O'Hearn Catharine, widow John, h Meadow n R R O'Leary Michael, laborer, h 57 Meadow STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 89 HAVEYOUMOIEUOmT? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Oliver Hugar, widow Alexander, h 10 Cottage pi Olmstead , widow Isaac, h 130 Main Olmstead Charles N, foreman, h 39 M3'rtle av Olmstead Cliauncey, carpenter, 8 Franklin, h do Olmstead George, carpenter, h Mill n Main Olmstead James H, lawyer, Room 14 Town Hall Build- ing, h Oliver n Bridge Olmstead Nancy, widow James, h 27 Ludlow Olmstead Theodore C, carpenter, h 25 Franklin Olmstead Thomas W, florist, 39 Myrtle av, h do Olmstead William F, laborer, h 27 Ludlow O'Mara Daniel, h Richmond Hill av O'Mara Denis, laborer, h Raymond n Elm O'Mara Thos, grocer, Stillwater av c Richmond Hill av O'Mealia Edward, brakeman, h 55 Meadow O'Mealia Michael, laborer, h 55 Meadow Ontivia Victor J, h 47 Atlantic O'Neill James, laborer, h Wescott n Elm O'Neill James F, laborer, h 6 New O'Neill John, laborer, h 10 R R av O'Neill John, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott O'NEILL JOHN C, grocer, 45 Elm, h do O'Neill Patrick, laborer, h Wescott n Elm O'Neill Thomas, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Opera House, Town Hall building, Atlantic c Main Osborne Frank H, lockmaker, h 32 Clinton av Oster Henry, shoemaker, h Stone n Cedar Ovando Emanuel D, h 7 Washington av Owens James, laborer, h Main n Stillwater av Page Mary W, widow Benjamin, h 136 Main Paight Joseph, laborer, h Cove Mills Paight Milton, laborer, h Main n Lawn av Painter Horace, plasterer, R R av opp depot Palmer Abram, laborer, h 15 Ludlow Palmer Charles, laborer, h Cove Mills Palmer Charles H, laborer. Cove Mills Palmer Charles W, laborer, h Cove Mills Palmer Edward B, boatman, h Lockwood's av n Elm Palmer Elias E, foreman, h Main n R R PALMER ELLEN, milliner and dressmaker, 80 Main, h do Palmer Experience, widow William, h Quintard av Palmer Francis A, h Clark's Hill mm[ C1L[D PLOW CO,, m water Slreef. 90 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARTEiS & RIC[, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Palmer James, captain, h Cove rd Palmer Jeremiah, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Palmer Solomon, ship carpenter, h 61 Washington av Palmer William C, butcher, h 57 Summer Palmer William H, blacksmith, 12 Bell ct, h Prospect av n Stillwater av Palmer William H jr, blacksmith, h Prospect av n Still- water av Paradise Andrew W, librarian, h 31 Summer Paradise Thomas F P, clerk, h 31 Summer Parcells Hannah M, widow Abram, h 42 Ludlow Pardee Julius B, clerk, h 142 Main Parker Charles W, watchmaker, h 2 Washington pi PARKER GEO E, hotel, 119 Main. See adv p 49 Parker James, watchman, h 16 Cottage pi Parker John W, police, h 4 Clark Parker Stanley, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Parker Ward R (Parker & Ward), h N Y PARKER & WARD (Ward R Parker and Charles H Ward), druggists, 125 Main. See adv under Parks Thomas, chainmaker, h 24 E Henry Parks William, chainmaker, h 28 Pacific Parrington William, foreman, h R R av opp depot Parsons Frederick C, printer, h Main n R R Patterson Robert, gardener, h 22 Cottage Payne William T, clerk, h Atlantic n First Nat'l Bank Pearce Thomas, laborer, h Bedford n Hoj't Peck Charles H (E M Moffatt & Co), h 62 North Peck Eliphalet, h Simsbury Peck John A, butcher, Oliver n Bridge, h Greenwich av n Oliver Peck John H, sawyer, h 10 R R av Peck Josephus, carpenter, h 48 Franklin Peck Samuel W, carpenter, h 48 Franklin Peck William H, clerk, h Greenwich av n Oliver Peebles William F, h Simsbury Penner Anton, cabinet maker, h 9 R R av PARKER & WARD, HUBBARD'S BLOCK, RIJG GISTS, STAMFORD, CONN. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 91 Pennoyer Morris E. boatman, h Pacific opp Cottage Pennoyer William M, watchman, h 7 Main Penny Henry F, enp;ineer, h 20 Broad PERKINS HENRY A, fire brick and stove linings, canal dock, h 72 Atlantic Perry Ann, widow William, b South av Perry Frank, laborer, h 10 R R av Perry Mary E, dress maker. South av, h do Peters Richard, engineer, h Lockwood's av n Elm Peterson Enoch, moulder, h Pacific n ('anal Peterson Peter I D, hair dresser, h Main n R R Peterson Robert, mason, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Phelps Frank, fruit, h 32 Main Philip James, physician, 3 Summer, h do Philip R G, physician, 3 Summer, h do Phillips Edward, h Prospect av n Stillwater av Phillips George A, h Prospect av c Stillwater av PHCENJX CO (John B Reed and Grant Judd), car- riage makers, 15 Gay. See adv under Phyfe Albert, h 18 Summer Picker Mary, widow James, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Pickett Ellen, widow John, h E Meadow n New Pickett John, foreman, h 15 E Meadow Pickett John, laborer, h 5 E Meadow Pickett INIichael, h 15 E Meadow Pickett Sarah, widow Martin, h E Meadow n New Pickett William, laborer, h 12 E Meadow Pierce Thomas, harnessmaker, 65 Main, h 80 Franklin Pierson Charles L, engineer, h Lane bet Lockwood's and Myrtle av Pike Rev^ Gustavus D, h Prospect av n Richmond Hill Pitt Charles, h Main opp Glenbrook av JOHN B. REED. GRANT JUDD. PHCBNIX COMPANY, CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS 15 GAY ST., STAMFORD, CONN. First-class Woisk Guaranteed. ALL KINDS OF CARRIAGES MADE TO ORDER. A large assortment always on hand. ALSO, DEALERS IN DRAIN PIPE. 92 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARTEiS & RIC[, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Pitt William, h Glenbrook av Playfair Alexander, cabinet maker, h Waterside Plumb George C, trimmer, h 4 Washington pi Plunket Thomas, laborer, h 97 Meadow Plympton Emily J, widow Peter W L, h Broad n Schuy- ler av Plympton Gilbert M, lawyer, h 18 Clinton Pond Hannah, widow William, h Prospect av n Still- water av Porter E, h 6 Summer Porter Timothy H, h Proad c Franklin POST OFFICE, 112 Main Potts John R ( Hoyt & Potts), h Smith Hill Potts William, shoemaker, h Mill n Main Powelson Charles G, watchmaker, 63 Broad, h do Powelson Charles N, grocer, h Broad n Franklin Powelson John A, physician, 63 Broad, h do Powelson Joseph A, clerk, h 63 Broad ^ Prendergast Catharine, widow William, h 24 Priest's av Prendergast Edward, lather, h 24 Priest's av Prendergast Eliza, widow James, h 8 Miller Prendergast John, laborer, h Cove rd Prendergast John P, painter, h 24 Priest's av Prendergast Thomas, carpenter, h 8 Miller Prendergast William, lather, h 18 Priest's av Pressey Isaac, supervisor, h 15 Manhattan Price Samuel, h 31 Prospect Price William, salesman, h 20 River PRIOR A MARTIN, oyster planter and shipper, 7 Manhattan, h do PRIOR EDWARD M, grocer, 5 Manhattan, h 7 do Probate Court, Room 15 Town Hall building Provost Charles H, trimmer, h 18 Bedford Provost Chauncey, clerk, h 10] Franklin Provost George A, express, 18 Broad, h do Provost Henry S (Provost & Knapp), h Clark n Bell Provost Maria, widow George, h 165 Main Provost Norman (Knapp & Provost), carriage maker, 15 Gay, h 74 Main Provost William, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Provost William, boatman, h Elm n Wescott Provost & Knapp, (Henry S Provost and Charles E Knapp), meat, 61 Main WOOD'S Enclosed Geaf Mower S. S. Jarvis & Son, 381 Water St. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 93 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Maiu c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Purdy Eugene, driver, h 7 Liberty Quigley Martin, shoemaker, h Green av Quinlan .John J, h Grove n opp Forest Quinn Bartholomew A, harnessmaker, 118 Main, h do Quinn James, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Quinn John, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Quinn Michael, laborer, h 41 R R av Quinn Peter, laborer, h Raymond n Elm Quinn William, tailor, 133 Main, h do Quintard Charles, h 82 Atlantic Quintard Edward A, h Glenbrook av Quintard Isaac, h Atlantic n First National Bank Quintard Mary E, widow Daniel, h Atlantic n South Rabbitt James, carpenter, h 7 Cortlandt Rabbitt John, cabinetmaker, h 7 Cortlandt Rabbitt Michael, machinist, h 7 Cortlandt Rabbitt Patrick, laborer, h 7 Cortlandt Rabbitt William, engineer, h Main n Glenbrook av Radau Charles, carpenter, h 12 Cottage pi Rafferty Jane, widow Patrick, h 51 Meadow Rambo Thomas, cigars, 121 Main, h 10 Broad Ramsey Charles J, lineman, h 10 Clark Rapp Albert, laborer, h Raymond n Elm Rawson Frank, watchmaker, h 5 Park Row Ray , carpenter, h 20 Broad Raymond Hiram, farmer, h Palmer's Hill Raymond Rufus E, salesman, h 24 Gay Raynor Louise, widow William, h 25 Myrtle av Reardon Daniel, laborer, h Main c Stamford av Reardon Dennis, laborer, h Main n Myrtle av Reardon John, laborer, h Main n Glenbrook av Reardon John, laborer, h Raymond n Elm Reardon John jr, carpenter, h Main n Glenbrook av Reardon Julia, widow Michael, h Ann n Richmond Hill Redding George, h 17 Summer Reed Jane R, dressmaker, 21 Division, h do Reed Jesse A, salesman, h 5 South Reed Jesse W, boarding, h 1 Prospect Reed .John B (Phoenix Co), h 23 Franklin Reed John B jr, teller, h 1 Prospect Reed Stephen E, h Clark's Hill Reese Jacob J, baggage master, h 45 Meadow Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. 94 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARnNS 6 RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Desigas Famished and Prizes Made for Athletic Sports. REID CLARENCE L, lawyer, Room 14 Town Hall building, h 65 Atlantic. See adv under Reilly Felix, laborer, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Reilly James, laborer, h 2 Cedar Reilly John, moulder, h 18 Cottage pi Reilly Joseph, h Adams av opp North Reilly Patrick, h Adams av opp North Reilly Thomas, saloon, Green av, h do Reilly Thomas, stone cutter, h Richmond Hill n Green- wich av Reilly William, h Green av Reinhardt Julia, widow, h Stillwater av n Main Renoude Charles, varnisher, h Walnut n Atlantic Renoude George H, upholsterer, h 3 Park pi Reynolds Alonzo, shoemaker, h 126 Main Reynolds Bernard, polisher, h 43 Franklin Reynolds David B, salesman, h 8 Myrtle av Reynolds George, painter, h Glenbrook Reynolds Isaac, shoemaker, h 47 Franklin Reynolds Robert, foreman, h Warren n Myrtle av Reynolds Robert A, brass finisher, h Warren n Myrtle av Reynolds William K, h 19 Prospect Riblet Charles S, clerk, h 11 River Riblet Louisa P, school, 11 River, h do Richard Lewis, laborer, h W Stamford av n Main Richards Charles E S, laborer, E Henry n Cedar Richardson Mrs C E, school, 11 Willow, h do Rickard Richard D, h Strawberry Hill Rickard Richard H, h Strawberry Hill Rickard Samuel H, h Strawberry Hill Rider Jacob, tailor, 128 Main, h 4 Gay Rigney William, laborer, h Green av RIKER EDWARD W, clerk of the borough, h 6 Willow Riker Gilbert K, broker, h 6 Willow Riker Henry V, bookkeeper, h 70 Atlantic Riker Mrs Martha M, h 6 Willow Riley Cornelius, machinist, h Adams av n Broad Riley Denis, laborer, h 27 E Meadow Riley Michael, shoemaker, h Miller n R R STAMFORD, CONN. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 95 THEC0lL[ID[niBL\"s°/6e6foadwa|J.Y, Riley Peter, laborer, h Dale av n Elm Riley Timothy, h Adams av n Broad Riordan Denis, h Clark's Hill Ritch Abraham, laborer, h 37 North Ritch Charles F, h 15 Bedford Ritch Daniel W, machinist, h 21 Gay Ritch Thomas G, lawyer, h 83 Atlantic Ritch Wells R, pres Stamford Gas Light Co, pres Citi- zens' Savings Bank, h 79 Atlantic Ritch William, feed, h Warren n Myrtle av Rivers Edward, laborer, h r 115 Main Roberts George, drover, Roxbury rd n Summer, h do Robins Sarah M, boarding, 34 Pacific Robins James T, oysterman, h 34 Pacific Robinson Frank B, broker, h 7 Clinton av Robinson John, laborer, h 14 Cottage Robinson Sarah S, widow Burton, h 7 Clinton av Roche Matthew J, varnisher, h 17 E Meadow Rock Patrick, laborer, h R R av n E Meadow Rogers , h North n Adams av ROGERS FRANCIS J ( Rogers & Witte ), and phy- sician, 2 Park Row, h do Rogers Robert, watchman, h Cove Mills ROGERS Rev WILLIAM H, pastor St John's R C Church, h 85 Atlantic ROGERS & WITTE ( Francis J Rogers and Henry P Witte), druggists, 142 Main. See adv inside front cover Roller Charles, laborer, h Elm n Wescott Rolph Henry D, h Broad n Hubbard av Ronnalsbacher Andrew, tailor, h Franklin House Rood Cornish S, baker, South n Atlantic, h do Rooney jVIartin, laborer, h 43 Elm Root George W, tinsmith, h 41 Franklin ROOT L F, agent Adams Express, h 21 Manhattan Rosborough James, farmer, h 13 Meadow Rosborough John, farmer, h Simsbury Rcscoe Norman, driver, h Pacific n Manhattan Ross Robert A, peddler, h Meadow n R R Roux Emil, cigars, 12 Park Row, h Advocate pi n Ad- vocate office Rowan Sarah, widow Stuart, h Strawberry Hill Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 96 STAMFORD DIRECTORY, BART[NS & RICL 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. ROWEIil. CHARLES E, physician, 60 Atlantic, h do. See adv under ROWELL EDWARD E, physician, 112 Main, h 74 Atlantic. Office hours at residence, until 8:30 A M, 12 to 2 and 6 to 7 P M ; at office, 8:30 to 9 A M, and 7 to 8 P M Royce William A, engineer, h 47 North Ruoff George F, watchmaker, h 38 Broad Rusco Eugene, carpenter, h 47 Franklin Rutz Frederick, laborer, h New Hope Ryan Edward, laborer, h 99 Meadow Ryan John, h Green av Ryan John, laborer, h 9 Cortlandt Ryan Susan, widow James, h 19 Priest's av Ryan Thomas, laborer, h 14 Miller Ryan Thomas, laborer, h 9 E Meadow Ryle Catharine, widow Thomas, h 41 E Meadow Ryle John, laborer, h Stone n Cedar Ryle John, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Ryle Patrick, gardener, h Elm n Wescott Ryle William, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Ryles Jeremiah, laborer. Elm c Raymond Sackett Charles S, h Main n Myrtle av Sackett Jeremiah L, h Main n Myrtle av St John Henry, farmer. Strawberry H ill ST JOHN, HOYT & CO. (John St John, Harvey Hoyt and William H Judd), lumber. Canal Dock. See adv inside front cover St John James, h 39 Washington av St John John, (St John, Hoyt & Co,) h 30 Bedford San ford Frederick C, h 7 Park pi San ford William H, h Glenbrook av Sargent Chester A, (Sargent & Smith,) h Advocate pi Sargent Edward, agent, h 21 Manhattan Sargent Moses F, (Sargent & Webb,) h 79 Main C. IE. I^O-VsTEILiXj, H^.^)., HOMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OflQce at Residence, 60 Atlantic Street, STAMFORD, CONN. 4^ Diseases of the Eye and Throat a Specialty. Office Hours :— 7 to 9 A.M., 1:30 to 2, and 7 to 8 P.M. Orders left at Parker & Ward's promptly attended to. Night calls may be made by telephone. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 97 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. SARGENT & SMITH (Chester A Sargent and J Lewis Smith), agents Singer Sewing Machine, Room?, 125 Main Sargent & Webb (Moses F Sargent and Franklin L Webb), blacksmiths, Canal c Priest's av Satterlee S K, treas Stamford Mfg Co, h N Y Saunders Ezra R, shoemaker, 110 Main, ii rear Saunders Francis, lockmaker, h Greenwich av n Oliver Saunders George, shoemaker, h 11 Clark Saunders John L, sashmaker, h Advocate pi Saunders William T, polisher, h Glenbrook SAUNDERS WILLIAM W, boots and shoes, R R av c Canal, h 5 Clark. See adv under Saxe Rev George G, h Main n Glenbrook av Scanlan Michael, gardener, h Franklin House Schade Conrad, machinist, h 8 Ludlow Schade John, locksmith, h 13 Walnut Schaler John, gardener, h Richmond Hill opp Rich- mond Hill av SCHENK FREDERICK, saloon, 124 Main, h Rogers pi n Atlantic. See adv under Schmitt Charles, barber, h 8 Park Row Schneider John L, cigarmaker, 39 Washington av, h do Schotte Julius, cabinet maker, h R R opp depot Schulz Louis, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Schwab Louis, varnisher, h New n Meadow Scofield Abbie, widow Henry L, h 18 Bedford Scofield Charles, h 23 Gay Scofield Charles H, h Stillwater av Scofield Charles W, mason, h 62 Washington av Scofield Chauncey A, laborer, h Main n R R DEALEB IN iaali, Slsei mi lilbei:sj Lealli? mi fliilip. REPAIRING PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Cor. Railroad Avenue and Canal Street, STAMFORD, CONN. LITTLE I>^LA.CE BA.Il, 124 MAIN STREET, STAMFORD, CONN. It ia Celebrated for the Quality of its Ales, Wines, Liquors and Segars. collender's celebrated pool table. 98 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. QHpTrilQ nipr 20 John St., N. Y. Sterling DMnlLllO Gi niUC) Silverware, Latest Designs. Scofield David H, clerk, h Main n Pacific Scofield David L, surveyor, h 90 Atlantic Scofield Edgar H, carpenter, h Main n R R Scofield Edwin jr, varieties, 20 Atlantic, h 13 Prospect SCOFIELD iJDWIN L, lawyer. Room 13, Town Hall Building, h 37 Summer SCOFIELD ERASTUS E, flour, feed and grain, Canal c Pacific and Canal dock, h 37 Summer. See adv under Scofield Franklin, engineer, h Raymond c Elm Scofield George, carpenter, h Simsbury Scofield George, conductor, h 13 Atlantic Scofield George A, painter, h Quintard av Scofield George E, sec Stamford and Norwalk Telephone Co, and clerk Probate Court, h 11 Bedford Scofield Grant, carpenter, h 24 Gay Scofield Hannah E, widow Henry, h 12 Bell ct Scofield Henry, foreman, h Cove Mills Scofield Henry S, setter, h 12 Bell ct Scofield James T, blacksmith, h Main n R R SCOFIELD JOHN A, painter, Canal n Pacific, h Main n Glenbrook av Scofield John H, supt of Woodland Cemetery, Wood- land av Scofield Lewis, laborer, h Cove Mills Scofield Mary, widow James B, h 9 Bedford Scofield Mary A, widow Nathaniel, h 33 Prospect Scofield Noah F, painter, h Main n R R Scofield Robert B, grocer and coal, Oliver n Greenwich av, h Oliver n South Scofield Sarah A, widow Lewis, h Main n R R Scofield Seth W. h 79 Main Scofield Susan, widow Holly, h 33 Prospect Scofield Sylvester L (Gregory & Scofield), h 5 Bank E. E. SCOFIELD, Wholesale and Eotail Dealer in Canal Doci M Janclion of Canal ani Pacific Streets, STAMFORD, CONN. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 99 fifST BILLIARO T11BL[S 'le^llZT^: Scofield Theodore, laborer, h Cove Mills Scofield Thomas W, painter, h 24 Bedford Scofield Ward T, painter, h Main n Glenbrook av Scofield Wilbur E (Scofield & Co), h 10 Atlantic Scofield William H, shoemaker, 54 Franklin, h do Scofield & Co ( Wilbur E Scofield ), dry goods, 24 Atlantic Scott Albert W, harnessmaker, h 122 Main Scovill Rev Samuel, pastor Congregational Church, h Elm c Myrtle av Scriber Abigail, widow Charles, h 29 Cottage Scully Frank, laborer, h Bedford n Hoyt Sculley Patrick, laborer, h 19 Miller Seals Wade H, laborer, h Pacific n Canal Seaman Henry, carpenter, h Main n Pacific Searles Charles, machinist, h 19 Gay Searles George E, carpenter, h 13 Ludlow Searles Martin, clerk, h Mill n Broad Searles Milon, foreman,"h Main n Stillwater av Searles Simeon D, carpenter, h Broad n Green av Seeley Joseph F, shoemaker, h 49 Washington av Seeley William W, telegraph operator, N Y, N H & H R R depot, h Darien Seely Albert, h 135 Main SEELY SANDS, real estate, 7 Prospect, h do Seemar George, tailor, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Selleck Benjamin, laborer, h ft Division Selleck Isaac E, carpenter, h Franklin House, Selectmen's (3ffice, Room 10, Town Hall Building Self Thomas, clerk, h 12 Bell ct Self William, carpenter, h Lockwood av n Elm Self William E, carpenter, h Cove Mills Sense Charles, barber, 71 Main, h do Severance Alvin A, lockmaker, h n Prospect av and Main Shane Michael, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Shattuck David T, engineer, h 11 Walnut Shay John J, clerk, h Stamford House Shay Mary, widow John, h Elm n R R Shay W^illiam, laborer, h Adams av n North Shea Daniel D, blacksmith, r 115 Main, h W Stamford Sheak John, carpenter, h 8 Cedar Sheak Oscar, laborer, h 8 Cedar Shedd Deborah, widow A M, h 3 Willow Sheehan Daniel, laborer, h Richmond Hill av Ttie Best Plow in l!ie Wofld--Ttie Syracuse. pa^gTe, 100 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. uflnlLNu & nlLC) Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. Sheehan John, laborer, h 54 Meadow Sheehan Patrick, laborer, h Kichmond Hill av SHEPHERD JOHN, gardener, New Hope Sherman George H, brass founder, h Broad n Schuyler avenue Sherman Roger M, lawyer, h South c Atlantic Sherwood George, mason, h R R av opp depot Shine William, gardener, h Stillwater rd n Palmer's Hill Short John F, plumber, h 11 Miller Short Patrick, stone cutter, h 17 Miller Shuler Charles, cabinet, h 1 Cortlandt Sibley Augustine W, lockfitter, h 6 Silliman Samuel C, stationer, 13 Atlantic Silliman Samuel C jr, insurance, 120 Main, h 8 W Wash- ington av Silliman Stanley G, salesman, h 8 W Washington av Simpson William, machinist, h 3 Stone Sinclair E A, baker, 126 Main, h do SINGER SEWING MACHINE, Sargent & Smith agents. Room 7, 125 Main Skelding Delia M, widow Henry, h 59 Atlantic Skelding Francis E, h 40 Broad Skelding Thomas, physician, 9 River, h do Skelding William F, h 49 Atlantic Skiddy Mary A, widow William, h 78 Atlantic Skiddy William W, h 150 Main Slade John, laborer, h Mill n Main Slasak Frank, shoemaker, h 10 R R av Slate , widow Oliver, h 74 Main Slater Arthur M, butcher, h Noroton Smallhorn Irving L, driver, h 5 Cottage Smith Abel, messenger, h 49 Washington av Smith A Eugene, clerk, h Waterside Smith Alfred T, oysterman, h Greenwich av n R R Smith Arthur W, newsdealer and stationer, 114 Main, h Forest n Prospect Smith Charles E, h Schuyler av n Broad SMITH CHARLES EDWARD, carpets, furniture and general interior decorations, Atlantic c Broad, h 27 Washington av Smith Charles L (Smith & Lawrence), h 43 Summer Smith Charles S, dry goods, h Main n Lawn av SO unino onii hardware & cutlery , S. JflnVlS &l OUN, See page 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 101 HflVnOUMONEUOINTO DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Smith Charles W, liquors, 85 Main, h Main c Stillwater avenue Smith Charles W, musician, Main n Glenbrook av, h do Smith Eliza, widow P]lijah, h 10 Cottage pi Smith F J, shoemaker, h Franklin House Smith G Gilbert, mail agent, h Stamford House Smith George, h Schuyler av n Broad Smith George, watchman, h Cove Mills Smith Henry, h Main, Richmond Hill Smith Henry, h Washington av n Broad Smith Henry, lockmaker, h 10 Cottage Smith Henry E, ice. Mill n Main, h Schuyler av n Broad Smith Henry R, clerk, h 52 Washington av Smith James, oysterman, h Selleck n Orchard Smith James D, h Glenbrook av Smith James H, machinist, h Pacific n Manhattan Smith Jane, widow Stephen, h Pacific n Cottage SMITH JEREMIAH, grocer, 23 Ludlow, h do Smith Jeremiah G, h Elm c Myrtle av Smith J Lewis, (Sargent & Smith,) h Bank Smith John S, mason, h Priest's av n Meadow Smith Junius, h Forrest c Grove Smith Leonard R, h Richmond Hill n Main Smith Mrs Lewis, h Pacific n Cottage Smith Louis, machinist, h 4 Bank Smith Maria, widow John D, h 52 Franklin Smith Mary, h Main c Stillwater av Smith Mary, widow William, h 10 Cortlandt Smith Mary W, widow Charles, h 67 Broad Smith Michael, laborer, h Wescott n Elm Smith Rheua, widow Peter, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Smith Samuel, bricklayer, h R R av opp depot Smith Mrs Sarah, h 62 Atlantic Smith Stephen, carpenter, h Stillwater av n Main Smith Theodore W, carpenter, h 23 Gay Smith Thomas, laborer, h 35 Meadow Smith Thomas, laborer, h R R av n Pacific Smith Thomas A, lockmaker, h 38 Cottage Smith W Harvey, carpenter, h 122 Main Smith W Henry, carpets, h Washington av n Broad Smith Walter M, h ft Clark's Hill n Main Smith William D, coal and wood, ft Atlantic, h do I I JARVIS & SON, ^^^'^"""'^^ Ir^Pl^menU. 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 102 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. SAHTENS & IIIGE, 20 John Street, N. Y. "Watch and Chronometer Makers. Smith William G, clerk, h 43 Summer Smith William H, carpenter, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Smith William L, h Shippan rd Smith & Lawrence (Charles L Smith and Ebenezer B Lawrence), carpenters, Canal n Pacific Snelling J Greenwood, asst treas, h 20 Division Sniffen James W, carpenter, h Strawberry Hill Solon Peter, laborer, h Broad c Green av Sowers Frank K, h 11 Summer Spaulding Gilbert, real estate, h Prospect av n Still- water av Spalding James, h 56 Meadow Spalding Patrick, laborer, h 56 Meadow Spencer Florence M, dressmaker, h 14 Pacific Spencer Henry A, foreman, h 14 Pacific Squire Maria D, widow Abner, h Main n Glenbrook av Squire Mary F, widow Henry N, h 20 Summer Stack Garret, saloon, h 17 Elm ' Stadtler William, lockmaker, h 30 E Henry STAMFORD ADVOCATE, William W Gillespie & Co, publishers, Advocate pi STAMFORD AND NORWALK TELEPHONE CO, 99 Main STAMFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE (George H Turner and W Stewart Clark, proprietors), 124 Main. See adv page 105 Stamford Foundry Company (The) Canal n Pacific STAMFORD GAS LIGHT CO, First National Bank Building STAMFORD HERALD, George Baker, editor and proprietor, 40 Atlantic. See adv page 85 STAMFORD HOUSE, George E Parker, proprietor, 119 Main. See adv page 49 W. p. HURLBUTT & WEED. HAVE THE LARGEST AND FINEST LINE OF SCARFS. HOSE, TIES, HALF-HOSE, UNDERWEAR, SCARF PINS. RINGS, &c., To Toe fc\a.i5.ca. ixi Tc-^Tran.. AT THE OLD STAND, ml iaik, Siamfofi, Cent, 103 ^- 59 CARMIHE ST., NEW YORK, (Sixth Avenue Cars Pass the Door), Filglts, O'QffiUMtei fables, Fiayg? Bei'ks!^ OkiES, ^e«j M. >«**«'^««*00««^<**«**«*«i>*«-Ci»*#e«<«*««>>»««*O'^»**<*««**««**«*eH^««S &i!iis!ii ;iib: '^^ 3srET7^ S':c-^XjSS. IN ANTIQUE GLASS. FOR HOUSEHOLD USB. B&MNEBS OF SILK, IN GOLD AND COLORS, $5/J0, $7.50 & $10.00 EACH. IN ALL STYLES, FOR CHURCH AND HOUSEHOLD USE. — IN- Sill m f i»5t'elS«t?M, cScc. SEND FOR HAND-BOOK BY IVIABL. 104 W 1^^^. ^ItY MSK mi mi IIW YOtl 4?1 —MANUFACTURER OF M -AND JFmrmiiure, DO cz: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Office Desks and All Kinds of Counting House Furniture on hand and made to order. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 105 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. STAMFORD MANUFACTURING CO, dye stufis and licorice, Cove jNIills and Waterside STAMFORD NATIONAL BANK (The) 83 Main STAMFORD SAVINGS BANK, S3 Main STAMFORD WATER CO (The) 26 Atlantic Stanger Jacob, siiverplater, h 12 Cottage pi Staukard Thomas, laborer, h 33 Meadow Stankard William, laborer, h 63 Meadow Stankard William, painter, h Ann n Richmond Hill Staples Howard S, clerk, 1 Pacific, h Norwalk Stark Andrew, farmer, h Main n Lawn av Stark Arthur R, tiiiner, h Main n Lawn av Stark Thomas, blacksmith, h 65 Washington av Starr Charles .J, h Strawberry Hill Staunton Richard, cabinetmaker, h r 18 Cottage pi Stebbins Dorothea, widow Jared N. h North n Mill river Stebbins Sutherland D, h North n Mill river Stetson Warren B (Jones & Stetson), h 5 River opp Park pi Stevens Albert H, teacher, h 41 Summer Stevens Sipsco, teacher, h 21 Elm Stevens Stephen, foreman, h (rreenwich avn turnpike Stevens Stiles C, butcher, 110 Main, h 41 Summer Stewart James J, carpenter, h Riclimond Hill n Green- wich av Stillwater Mills, Stillwater av, Stock well Emory, sup't, h 29 River Stockwell Herbert, lockfitter, h Court n Washington av Storms Daniel, laborer, h Main n Ann W. S. CLARK COWEHCIAL m rOlVIECSdlC, 124 MAIN STREET, opposite Stamford House. STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT. 106 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, ana Key-Wiading Watches made into Stem-Winders. Stoklar John, fish, h 30 Broad Street William G,'h 16 River Street William G jr, clerk, h 16 River Strobriuge W C, h Glenbrook av Strobridge William C jr, lawyer, 142 Main, h Rich- mond Hill Stryker 1 Pierson, salesman, h 11 Washington av Studwell Calvin, laborer, h Court n Washington av Studwell David W, carpenter, h Bedford n Hoyt Studwell Willett, carpenter, h Court n Washington av Suau George M, h North c Washington av Sullivan Jeremiah, grocer, 37 Elm, h do Sullivan John, laborer, h Oichard Sullivan Michael, laborer, h Ann c Main Sullivan Thomas, cook, h ft South Sullivan Thomas, gardener, h Ann n Main Sutter James B, lockmaker, h 16 Ludlow Sutton Stephen, painter, h Mill n Main Swan Francis L, liquors, Atlantic c Main, h Richmond Hill Swan John H, carpenter, h Main n Lawn av Swan Theodore, carpenter, h Main n Lawn av Swan Watson, carriagemaker, h Main n Lawn av Swartwout Catharine H, h 18 River Swiirtwout John H, h 9 Park pi Swartwout Robert, 9 Park pi Swartwout Robert, 2d, h 18 River Swartwout Satterlee, h 9 Park pi Swathel Elizabeth, widow George C, h Main c Green- wich Sweet James, lockmaker, h 12 Broad Swenzen Charles, cabinetmaker, h 11 Cottage Swenzen John, cabinetmaker, h 4 Ludlow pi Swords E S, h 148 :Main TAFF CHARLES H, lumber, Waterside, h Green- wich av TAFF FREDERICK A, lumber, Waterside, h Stillwater av n Main TAFF HENRY (estate of), lumber. Waterside. (See adv page 3) Tafi' Sarah A, widow Henry, h Selleck c Greenwich av Talmadge Warren, carpenter,- h 3 Franklin Talmadge William H, h 27 Summer Farmers are Invited to Call |lin\||Q Q at 381 Water St. Oi Oi JftllVIo 6l STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 107 HMIOUMONE! TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c Stats, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Tatlock Rev William, pastor St John's Episcopal Church, h Grove n Forrest Taylor Henry F, h 65 Broad Taylor Matilda, widow William, h Greenwich av n Main Taylor Thomas, shoemaker, h Adams av n North Taylor Warren, lockmaker, h Orchard n Selleck Taylor Warren H, foreman, h 20 Clinton av Terrv Richard, laborer, h Division n Clinton av THALL WILLIAM F, baker, 73 and 120 Main, h 73 do Thaney Thomas, laborer, h Limerick n Wescott Thayer Asa M, sashmaker, h 30 Clinton Thomas William, coachman, h Main n Woolen Mill bridge Thomas William, shoemaker. Canal n R R, h do Thomas William H, h 34 Summer Thompson Charles, painter, h Main n Myrtle av Thompson Charles E (Thompson & Mead), h ft Noroton Hill Thompson James, weaver, h Main n Greenwich av Thompson Joseph, machinist, h 34 Pacific Thompson Mill J, wool, h 3 Meadow Thompson Samuel P (Buxton & Thompson), h Main Thompson Susan, h Summer n Hoyt Thompson Sylvanus, h Main n Lawn av Thompson Sylvanus B, carpenter, h ft Noroton Hill Thompson & Mead (Charles E Thompson and Smith Mead), painters. Pacific n Canal Thurston Henry, boarding, 11 North Tierney James, cabinetmaker, h 16 Priest's av Tierney Patrick J, gardener, h Grove n Forest Tierney Timothy, laborer, h Elm n Wescott Tipper Francis S jr, h Cove rd Tobin Michael, laborer, h Dale av n Elm Todd Andrew C, bookkeeper, h Main opp Glenbrook av Todd Catharine, widow Andrew, h Main opp Glenbrook avenue Todd Charles J, salesman, h 8 Atlantic Todd Henry H, h 8 Atlantic Toepfer Joseph A, grocer, Greenwich av n Oliver, h Orchard Toms Alonzo P, boat captain, h R R av n Myrtle av REAOTHUOMMITOHAGEe. 108 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 1 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Toms Asa J, painter, h 74 Franklin Toms Charles R, painter, 7 Gay, h 74 Franklin Toms Wallace, engineer, h Cove mills Toms George B, clerk, h 22 Atlantic Toms George W, car})enter, h Cove mills Toner James, laborer, h 24 Miller Torney Nicholas, stone cutter, h 23 E Meadow Torpy Michael, presser, h Main n Greenwich av Totten Hiram, h 12 Court Toucey William B, clothing, 81 Main, h do TOWN HALL, Atlantic c Main Towne Henry R, pres Yale Lock Mfg Co, h Atlantic n Henry Towner William M. carriagemaker, h Franklin c North n Franklin Townsend Louisa S, h 122 Main Tracy Judah L, shoe manufacturer, 3 Park Row, h 12 Atlantic Travis William G, stonemounter, h Broad n Adams av Treadwell Monson H, h 7 Clinton av Triaca Peter A B, carpenter, 36 E Henry Tromans Henry, chainmaker, h 16 E Henry Trowbridge William B, florist, 5 Park pi, h do Trowbridge William H, physician, 5 Park pi, h do Troy Catharine, widow Michael, h Main c Stamford av Troy Daniel, laborer, h Elm n Wescott Troy Edward, laborer, h Raymond n Elm Troy Jeremiah, laborer, h Richmond Hill opp Rich- mond Hill av Troy Jolm, mason, h W' Stamford av n Stillwater av Troy Michael, fireman, h 20 E Meadow Troy Patrick, laborer, h Stone n Cedar TuHv Andrew, laborer, h Richmond Hill av TURKINGTON ALEXANDER R, cashier First National Bank, h 73 Broad Tui'kington John, li 73 Broad TURNER GEORGE H (Stamford Business College), h 41 Washington av Twyman George, h 20 Pacific Tyler Hiram A, foreman, h 20 Clinton av Tyler Kelley A, grocer, Main n Woolen Mill bridge, h do The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 109 TH[ H, W, CQLLEiPER C0,'^'^"irpr^8r UNCKLES JOHN, boots and shoes, 105 Main, h 13 Franklin. See adv under Umpleby Anna E, widow George, h Mill n Main Underhill , h 38 Broad Underbill Anne L, widow Franklin, h 84 Atlantic Underhill Howard L, clerk, h 84 Atlantic Union House, William M Yale, prop, 116 Main Vail Charles E, bookkeeper, b 54 Washington av Vail John W, clerk, h 22 Pacific Vail Rev Richard P H, pastor Presbyterian Church, h Atlantic n Henry Valentine Alonzo (A & T Valentine), h 12 Franklin Valentine A & T (Alonzo and Theodore), meat, 103 Main Valentine Charles M, butcher, h 12 Franklin Valentine Henry, h 24 North Valentine Theodore (A & T Valentine), h 12 Franklin Van Auken B D, clerk, h 74 Main Van Derwerken Elijah, lockcleaner, h Broad n Adams av Van Name Charles J, grocer, h Prospect av n Richmond Hill Venini John, cabinetmaker, h R R av n Pacific Verlin Richard, flagman, h 17 Priest's av Vincent Charles, coachman, h Stillwater av n Main Vite Frank, carpenter, h Strawberry Hill Viteaheimer Frank, tinsmith, h 24 Gay Von Brock John, cabinetmaker, b Shippan rd Waite Margaret F., widow Benjamin L, h 57 Broad Wakeman Rev Levi H, b 26 Broad Wakeman Sarah E, teacher, h Broad n Atlantic Wakeman Thaddeus B, h Palmer's Hill Wakeman William, h 26 Broad Waleron John, painter, b 40 Ludlow Wales Dexter T, b 19 Clinton av Walker Edward, laborer, b Cove Mills Walker George, laborer, b 12 Bell ct Walsh Alexander R, h 1 Elm *rOIIN UNCKLES, Manufacturer and Dealer in MAIN ST., OPP. THE POST OFFICE, STAMFORD, CONN. 110 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARTFNS & RICf, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Walsh Alexander R jr, h 1 Elm Walsh Catharine, widow William, h R R av n Meadow Walsh Edward S, bookkeeper, h 1 Elm WALSH REV HENRY T, ass't pastor St John's R C Church, h 58 Atlantic Walsh Robert, gardener, h 49 Elm Walton Emily, widow William, h Strawberry Hill Walton William, lockmaker, h 126 Main Ward Charles H ( Parker & W\ard ), h 71 Atlantic Ward Ferdinand, h Strawberry Hill Ward Frank, baker, h 14 Cottage pi Ward John, laborer, h 41 R R av Warden & Burgesses' Office, room 11 Town Hall building Wardwell Clason S, dentist, h Elm n Myrtle av Wardwell I Franklin, dentist, h Elm n Myrtle av Wardwell Isaac, sup't The Stamford Foundry Co, h Elm n Myrtle av Wardwell Mar}', widow Rufus, h 29 River Wardwell Theodore E, salesman, h 53 Broad Wardwell William H, coal, h 22 Atlantic Warner William, laborer, h Leeds av n Elm Warren Caroline, widow John, h 10 Walnut Warren James, 10 Willow Warren Jnmes R, clerk, h 10 Willow Warren John D, tinsmith, h Warren n Myrtle av Warren John J, sec Stamford Foundry Co, h 15 Myrtle av Warren Joseph D, pres and treas Tlie Stamford Foundry Co, h 17 Myrtle av Warren Joseph T, toolmnker, h 18 Walnut Warren Julia B, widow Ephraim, h Warren n Myrtle av Warren Misses (The), school, 10 Willow Warren R H, clerk, h 10 Atlantic Waterl)ury Benjamin, watchman, h 43 Elm Waterbury Caroline M, widow Charles W, h 37 Franklin Waterbury Charles F, clerk, h R R av n Myrtle av WATERBURY CHARLES W, manager Western Union Telegraph Co, 114 Main, h 7 Manhattan Waterbury Cyrus, h 171 Main Waterbury David, coal. Canal Dock, h R R av n Myrtle av Waterbury Edson, painter, h Ann n Richmond Hill Waterbury Edwin H, carpenter, h 37 Franklin Waterbury IClizabeth, widow Mullin, h Main n Meadow Waterburv Elmore W, blacksmith, Glenbrook, h do WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S, S. JllRVIS & SON, Agts. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. Ill HMyOUMOII[yTOIiV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Maiu c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Waterbury Emmett (G H Waterbury & Sons), h Broad n Hubbard av Waterbury Euos, machinist, h 13 Guernsey av Waterbury Frank T, telegraph operator, h 13 Guernsey av Waterbury George H (G H Waterbury & Sons), h Broad n Hubbard av Waterbury George L (G H Waterbury & Sons), h Broad n Hubbard av Waterbury George W (Mollett & Waterbury ), Stillwater av n Main Waterbury G H & Sons (George H. Emmet and George L Waterbury), florists, Broad n Hubbard av Waterbury James T, telegraph operator, h 13 Guernsey av Waterbury Jeremiah, shoemaker, h Elm n K R Waterbury John S, engineer, h Canal Dock Waterbury Kate E, librarian, h 112 INIain Waterbury Lawrence P, bookkeeper, h Summer n Rox- bury rd Waterbury Marcus (J L Lockwood & Co), h 34 Bedford Waterbury Philip, boatman, h 1 Stone Waterbury Robert, salesman, h 101 Main Waterbury Samuel, blacksmith, h ft South WATERBURY SAMUEL. C, 1st selectman Town of Stamford, h Summer n Roxbury rd Waterbury Stephen, carpenter, 78 Franklin, h do Waterbury Sylvester E, h 27 Myrtle av Waterbury Theodore, h 94 Atlantic Waterbury Thomas, bartender, h Union House Waterbury Walter S, clerk, h 37 Franklin Waterbury William, painter, h Canal n R R Waterbury W^illiam F (Waterbury & MacDonald ), h 37 Franklin Waterbury William T, boat captain, h 6 Broad WATERBURY & MaoDONALD (William F Waterbury and William H MacDonald), clothing, First National Bank building. See adv under Waters Emma, boarding, 24 Gay, h do WATERBURY & MacDONALD, Suocessors to IIuhliuitt & Waterbuuv, Manufacturers of CLOTHING, and Dealers in GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING, STAMFORD, CONN. 112 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. mmi & BICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Desigas Furnished and Prizes Made for Athletic Sports. Waters Tyler, carpenter, h 24 Gay Watson Henry, machinist, h 20 Pacific Watts Richard, waiter, h Greenwich av n Main Waugh Dwight, sup't, h 3 South Webb Ambrose, carpenter, h Glenbrook Webb Anna J, school, 49 Broad, h 10 Atlantic Webb Benjamin S, h 10 Atlantic Webb Charles, boatman, h 11 R R av Webb Charles H, painter, h Orchard Webb Edward M, moulder, h 52 Washington av Webb Eliza, widow Ebenezer, h Mill n Main Webb Elizabeth, widow Ebenezer, h 134 Main Webb Emily A, h 3 South Webb Frank S, painter, h 5 Main Webb Franklin L (Sargent & Webb), h 74 Franklin Webb George, lockmaker, h Greenwich av n turnpike Webb George F, painter, h 28 Clinton av Webb George S, lockmaker, h 5 Cottage Webb Harriet S, dressmaker, Summer n Hoyt, h do Webb Henry S, painter, h 5 Main Webb Jesse, butcher, h Greenwich av n turnpike Webb Mary, h 21 Main Webb Naomi, widow Augustus, h 90 Atlantic Webb William, carpenter, 30 Summer, h do Webb William H, machinist, h Schuyler av n Broad Webb Willis H, painter, h Orchard Weber Susan, boarding, R R av opp depot, h do Weed A G, grocer, Park row c Atlantic, h 21 Summer Weed Addison P ( W P Hurlbutt & Weed), h 3 Prospect Weed Albert G jr, dentist, h 21 Summer Weed Alexander, farmer, h Simsbury WEED ALEXANDER, watchmaker and jeweler, 6 Park row, h 5 Atlantic Weed Augustus, watchmaker, h 5 Park row Weed Charles, h 74 Main Weed Edwin S, h 17 Prospect Weed P]ugene A (Ballard & Weed), h 77 Franklin Weed Frank, printer, h 3 Prospect Weed George, salesman, h 29 Franklin Weed George, watchmaker, h 5 Park row Weed Henry N, moulder, h 3 Prospect Weed Huldah, widow Smith, h 24 Ludlow Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 113 THEC0LlEHDER"^Bf^Bs°/68Broadwaf,U, Weed William A, butcher, 9 Park row, h Summer n Roxbury rd Weed William H, farmer, h Simsbury Weeks Mortimer V, driver, h 4 Ludlow Weibrecht Mrs Joanna, h 32 Cottage Welch John, laborer, h 24 R R av Welsh James, grocer, Stillwater opp Richmond Hill av, h do Wentworth E C, h 4 Bank WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, 114 Main, and N Y, N H & H R R depot Weston Frank S, h Strawberry Hill Weston Harry, milk, h Stillwater av n Stillwater mills Wetherell Donald, machinist, h 3 Stone Wetmore James S, clerk, h 12 Atlantic Wetzel Frederick, laborer, h Stone n Cedar Wheeler William H, restaurant, N Y, N H & H R R depot, h do Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine, Thomas Grinsell, agent, 34 Atlantic Wlieelock George H, h Strawberry Hill Whitaker Richard M, moulder, h 11 Guernsey av White Charles, builder, h Cove rd White Charles H, sup't, h 30 Clinton White Filbert, h 7 Summer White George E, treas Yale Lock Mfg Co, h Atlantic n Henry White James, flaglayer, h Stillwater av, Richmond Hill White Martin, grocer, Ludlow c Cedar, h do White Martin, laborer, h Stone n Cedar White Michael, laborer, h Stone n Cedar White William N, insurance, 7 Summer, h do WHITNEY GEORGE E, sup't Stamford Water Co, h 15 Franklin Whittaker Henry, laborer, h 8 Liberty Wiegand Herman, moulder, h ft Division Wienstine Charles, painter, h 5 Main Wilkins George, cabinetmaker, h 6 Ludlow pi Willetts Levi, chainmaker, h Orchard Williams Andrew T, lockmaker, h 23 Manhattan Williams Charles, h opp Rippowam sq Williams Elisha, hackman, h Pacific opp Cottage Williams Elizabeth, widow Abel, h Glenbrook av SC I/IDIMC 9 CDM Hardware Merchants, I Oi Jflriyio & oUPli 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 114 STAMFORD DIRECTORY, nAnTfrl^ Ki Rrr ^^^^ watchYs.' diamo'nds and 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. CHES. DIAIV .j JEWELRY. Williams Frank G, h opp Rippowam sq Williams James B, pres Stamford Water Co, h 24 South Williams Lewis, captain, h Lane bet Lockwood and Myrtle av Williams Lewis, coachman, h Bank n Atlantic Wilmot Charles E, h 4 Gay Wilmot John W, clerk, h 4 Gay Wilmot Theodore J, mason, Strawberry Hill, h do Wilmout Belden, oysterman, h ft South Wilmuth Gardner, lockmaker, h 40 Pacific Wilson Adelaide A, dressmaker, 2 Bank, h do Wilson Carman, nurse, 72 Franklin, h do Wilson Carman, tinsmith, h 4 Clark Wilson Daniel, peddler, h Green av Wilson Dorah, widow Richard, h Greenwich av n Oliver Wilson Henry, boatman, h 48 R R av Wilson James, plumber, h Bedford n Hoyt Wilson James E, boatman, h 50 Franklin Wilson John, grocer. Main c Stillwater av, h do Wilson John A, painter, h 24 Gay Wilson Robert A, lockfitter, h 68'^Franklin Wilson Thomas, tailor, h 12 Broad Wilson Willard E, h 4 Bank Wilson William, carriagemaker. Pacific c Canal, h 8 Park row Windle Jane DeF, widow Henry, h 12 South WINTAMUTE GEORGE A, dry goods, 2 Park row, h 38 Broad Winter Ann, widow Patrick, h Main n Stillwater av Witte Henry P (Rogers & Witte), h Stamford House Woeltge Albert, music teacher, 15 Prospect, h do Woh Hop, laundry, 89 Main, h do Women's Christian Temperance Union, 122 Main Wood Charles L, blacksmith, h 24 Gay Wood Harriet G, boarding, 20 Broad, h do Wood Linus, carpenter, h 20 Broad Woodhall Joseph, chainmaker, h Stone n Cedar Woodhall Thomas, chainmaker, h 21 Ludlow Woodhall William, chainmaker, h 26 Ludlow Woodhouse Thomas, chainmaker, h 16 E Henry Woodman Isaac, carpenter, h Main n Lawn av Woodruff Daniel, handlemaker, h Elm n Shippan rd_ Worden Abraham M, carpenter, h Stillwater av, n Main S, S, JflRIlS & SOU, IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 115 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Wright Charles, coachsmith, h Stillwater av n Mills Wright Hugh, gardener, h 37 INIeadow Wright Joseph, laborer, h 9 Guernsey av Wright William, moulder, h 11 Guernsey av Yale Charles H, veterinar}' surgeon, h Union House Yale Lock Manufacturing Co, Pacific n Marion Yale Sarah E, widow Henry, h 136 Main Yale William M, hotel, h Union House Yardley Henry, cliainmaker, h 38 Ludlow Yates Eliza, widow, h Main n Stillwater av Yates James, tinner, h Main n Woolen Mill Bridge Young John W, machinist, h 34 Pacific Young Men's Christian Association, 122 Main Youngs Daniel S, carpenter, h 39 Franklin STAMFORD STRHET GUIDE (COMPLETE) Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1881, by W. A. Bt'yd, in the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C. Adams av, N from Broad n Green av Advocate place, N from 10 Park Row Ann, S from Turnpike to Richmond Hill Atlantic, S from Broad to Waterside Bank, S E from 75 Main Bedford, N from Broad, opp Atlantic Bell, W from 48 Atlantic to South Bell ct, off Bell n Atlantic Broad, W from Graded School Canal, S E from Atlantic n Main Cedar, from Marion to Stone Clark, S from 73 Main Clinton av, N from 16 Division to 21 Main Cortlandt, N from R R av bet Meadow and Canal Court, W from W^ashington av n Liberty Cottage, 111 from 73 Atlantic to Pacific Cottage place, E from South to 94 Atlantic Cove Mills, 2 miles E of Stamford HAROM[&CUTL[R!AT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. 116 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. DADTCMC P DIPC ^^ '^^^^ ®*' ^- ^- sterling DAIIIlHu & nluL) Silverware, Latest Designs. Cove Road, E from Elm to Cove Mills Dale av, E from Elm n Myrtle av Division, W from 32 South East Henry, from Pacific to Canal East Meadow, S from R R av to Meadow Elm, 8 from Main opp Grove Forest, E from Prospect n Bedford Franklin, N from Broad n Washington av Gawau, see E Meadow Gay, N from 128 Main to Broad Glenbrook av, N from Main n Grove Green av, N from Broad n Mill River Greenwich av, S from Main n Turnpike Greyrock place, N from Main n St John's P E Church Grove, N from Main opp Elm Guernsey avenue, N from 18 Cottage place Henry, S from South n R R Hoyt, S W from Bedford ab North Hubbard av. N from Broad at Hubbard Hill John, from Market av to Marion Lawn av, N from Main n R R Leeds av, N from Elm n Myrtle av Liberty, S W from Summer n Hoyt Limerick, E from Westcott n Elm Lockwood av, N from Elm n Myrtle av Ludlow, E from Atlantic n R R to Canal Ludlow place, west end Ludlow Main, E and VV from Mill River Manhattan, E from Atlantic n R R Marion, E from Pacific n R R Meadow, S from Main ab Grove Mill, N from Main bey Clinton av Miller, from 35 Elm to R R Myrtle av, N E from R R av to Main New, from Meadow n R R to E Meadow North, W from 50 Bedford Oliver, W from South Waterside Orchard, W from Greenwich av n R R Pacific, S from 135 Main Park place, N E from 74 Main to River Park row, N E from 108 Main to Atlantic Priest's av, from INleadow n R R to Canal Prospect, E from Bedford n Forest S. S. JARVIS & SON, I 381 Water St. See page 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 117 FIST eiLLIARO TllBL[^^i:aX^s^; Prospect avenue, S from Stillwater av, Richmond Hill Railroad av, E from Atlantic n R R to Elm Raymond, N from Elm n Myrtle av Richmond Hill, W from Greenwich av Richmond Hill av, from Riclimond Hill to Stillwater av Rippowam square, opp W Park, from South to Main River, S from 73 Broad to Main Rogers' place, E from 15 Atlantic to Advocate pi Roxbury road, W in continuation of Bedford Schuyler av, S from Broad n Hubbard Hill Selleck, W from Orchard Shippan road, W from P]lm n R R South, from Atlantic to 45 Main South avenue, S from 63 Broad Spring, W from LS Bedford Stillwater av, W from Main n Greenwich Stone, N of Cemetery Summer, N from Broad n Bedford Warren, S from 14 Myrtle av to Lockwood av Wasliington avenue, N from Broad n Mill River Washington place, W from Washington av n Court W^aterside road, S from Oliver to Atlantic Westcott, S Elm n Myrtle av West Stamford av, N from Main n Richmond Hill West Washington avenue, N from North n Mill River Willow, E from South to 70 Atlantic Woodland avenue, from Pacific to Cemetery W. p. HURLBIITT & WEED, MERCHANT TAILORS, Manufaclurefs of Clolliing, GENTS' FURNISHING- GOODS, &c., No. 88 Main Street, StaMoit, Coiiii. W. p. HuBLBUTT. Addison P. Wekd. 118 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. uflnltNu (k nlLti Manufrs of Artistic Jewelry. APPENDIX. TOWN OFFICERS, 1880. Selectmen — Samuel C. Waterbury, Hiram Curtis, Wm. R. Lockwood. Town Clerk and Registrar — Charles E. Holly. Town Treasurpr — Charles W. Brown. Town Collector — Charles H. Knapp. Deputy Sheriff — Norman D. Jones. Assessors — Charles A. Weed, John W. Harms, Charles H. Knapp, Joseph D. Warren, C. C. Lockwood. Board of Relief — Alvin Weed, CJharles Gay lor, John W. Hubbard. Grand Jurors — H. Sawyer Daskam, Fitch A. Hoyt, Alancon D. Dixon, John E. Keeler, Stephen Clason, Lyman Lockwood. Registrars of Voters — James Mitchell, Charles A. Weed. School Committee — Samuel Roberts, Lewis R. Hurl- butt, Radcliff Hudson. Auditors — James W. Daskam, Charles M. Holly. U. S. District Attorney— N. R. Hart. Attorney for Fairfield Co. — Samuel Fessenden. BOROUGH GOVERNMENT, 1881. Warden — Charles A. Hawley. Burgesses — George H. Hoyt, William D. Smith, War- ren H. Taylor, E. S. Holly, Dwight Waugh, George W. Dean, E. E. Scofield. Treasurer — George W. Glendining. Clerk— Edward W. Riker. Collector — Francis R. Leeds. Bailiff — Charles H. Daskam. Standing Committees. Finance — George H. Hoyt, Edwin S. Holly, Erastus E. Scofield. Streets, Highways and Parks — Edwin S. Holly, Eras- tus E. Scofield, Dwight Waugh. Best Goods al Lowest Prices at S. S. Jarvis & Son's, 381 Water St. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 119 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Side and Cross Walks — Erastiis E. Scofield, Dwight Waugh, Warren H. Taylor. Fire Department and Water — Warren H. Taylor, Wil- liam D. Smith, George W. Dean. Fire Districts — Dwight Waugh, George H. Hoyt, George W. Dean. Police, Health and Sewerage — George W. Dean, Wil- liam D. Smith, Warren H. Taylor. Gas and Lamps — William D. Smith, George H. Hoyt, Edwin S. Holly. Police. C. H. Daskam, Bailiff, A. T. Williams, John W. Al- phonse, George W. Dayton, John Robinson, E. S. Downs, Henry Smith, George Anderson, Joseph Guider, A. M. Horton, Jacob Reese, Theo. Delacroix, Charles Alphonse, John H. Scofield, Richard Bolster, James B. Parker, Theodore Miller, Samuel W. McCoun, Charles F. Mack, John W. Parker, John M. Lockwood, Henry W. Aiken (Night Watch), George W. Dayton (Banks), John H. Scofield (Cemetery). Courts. Probate Court — The Probate Court Room, 15 Town Hall, John Clason, Judge; George E. Scofield, Clerk. Meets Monday and Wednesday, from 9 a. m. to 12 m., Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Court of Common Pleas — Henry M. Hall, Judge, Room 9, Town Hall Building. Justice Court — Basement Town Hall Building. Post Office. Theodore J. Daskam, Postmaster; Louis S. Begent, Assistant Postmaster; J. A. Powelson, Clerk; F. D. Gris- wold, Clerk ; Albert G. Leowolf, Carrier. Office hours from 7 A. M. to 8 p. m. Not open Sundays. This office is a domestic and British money order office. Mails open — Eastern, 8.30 and 11.15 a. m. and 4 p. m. Western, 7.15 a. m. and 6.30 p. m. Southern, 9.30 a. m. Mails close — Eastern 6 and 8. 45 a. m. and 5.20 p. m. New Haven way, 7.50 p. m. Western, 7.40 and 10.30 a. m. and 2.45 and 7.50 p. m. Springdale, New Canaan, Vista, Smith's Ridge and Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. 120 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. DADTCMO P DIPC 20 John street, N. Y. "Watch D/inlLllO & nlUtj and Chronometer Makers. Lewisboro — Open at 8.30 a. m. and 6.15 p. m. Depart at 8.50 A. M. and 5.30 p. m. North Stamford, High Ridge and Pound Ridge — Sum- mer Arrangement, arrive at 8 a. m., depart at 6 p. m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Winter Arrangement, arrive at 11 a. m., depart at 2 p. m., on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Long Ridge — Arrive, summer, at 8 a. m., winter at 11 A. M.; depart, summer, at 6 P. M., winter at 2 p. m., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Banks. The Stamford National Bank, 83 Main. Incorporated 1837. Charles A. Hawley, President; George W. Glen- dining, Cashier; J. B. Reed, Jr., Teller; Directors, Char- les A. Hawley, Joshua B. Ferris, George H. Hoyt, Wm. T. Minor, John Clason, George B. Glendining, Walton Ferguson, Charles M. Holly, Odle C. Knapp. Discount days Tuesdays and Fridays. First National Bank of Stamford. First National Bank Building, Atlantic corner Canal. Incorporated 1863. Capital $200,000. C. W. Brown, President|; A. R. Turkington, Cashier; Harry Bell, Teller; Directors, C. W. Brown, Wells R. Ritch, Joseph B. Hoyt, George A. Hoyt, Charles Williams, Edward Gay, Joseph D. War- ren, George L. Brown, Charles J. Starr. Discount days Tuesdays and Fridays. Stamford Savings Bank, 83 Main. Incorporated 1851. Deposits, $1,400,000. President, George H. Hoyt; Vice- President, Charles A. Hawley; Secretary and Treasurer, A. A. Holly; Auditors. G. W. Glendining and John B. Reed. Jr.; Directors, George Elder, Franklin Miller, C. M. Holly, Theodore Leeds, T. J. Daskam, Roswell Hoyt, Wm. H." Judd, John B. Reed, W. W. Skiddy. The Citizens' Savings Bank — First National Bank Building, Atlantic near Canal. Incorporated 1869. Deposits $780,000. President, Wells R. Ritch; Vice- President, Ch.irles W. Brown; Secretary and Treasurer, William C. Hoyt; Attorney, N. R. Hart; Directors, T. H. H. Messinger, S. S. Cook, William Davenport, Wil- liam Hoyt, Charles Gaylor. /5,000 Syracuse Chilled Plows in the Field, See page 6. 121 (Successor to BRADBURY & SMITH,) Steam Heating, Plumbing, AND CAS FITTING, NO. 471 WATER STREET, New Haven steam Heating Co. ijKlUCxiiiX Ulvi, COJN JN . MOSES la.uterba.oh:, HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR HIDES, FAT AND TALLOW, Sheep and Calf Skins, NO. 364 WATER STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. PEOPLE'S LBNE. STEAMEK EOSEDALE, OAPT. JAY L. CLARK, WILL LEAVE BRIDGEPORT at 7:30 A. M., on arrival of N. Y., N. H. & H. and Housa- tonic and Naugatucli Railroad trains, landing at 31st street, each way, for passengers only. RETURNING, leave Pier 39, East River, foot of Market street, at 3 P.M., at 31st street at 3:1.5 P. M. Fare, 65 cts. Excursion Tickets, $1. Good until used. Package tickets, lo for 85, 20 for So. Good either way. iOS" Every Tuesday and Friday, till further notice, we will make a Grand Excursion to New York and return, for 50 ctS. Tickets good for that day only. Freight taken at very low rates. F. A. BARTRAM, Agent. i22 WILLIAM H. DUNCAN, MANUFACTUEER OF WROUGHT AND CAST IRON Fiiii, Iri Ws, Diors, SHUTTERS AND GRATING. -ALSO- Iron Stairs, and Bolts for Building Purposes. W^A^TER STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. GLEDHILL & CO.. -DEALERS IN— Cotton aiii loob Rags, Motals, Ic, No. 480 WATER STREET, Opposite Depot,) . BRIDGEPORT, CONN — Also Dealers in — Straw anl Manilla Papers, f ipliiE Waste, aiil Riler Hose, Etc. TSriLLIAM H. NOBLE, Attorney and Gounsellor-at'Law. For all Officers, Soldiers and Sailors disabled in any way by wounds or disease incurred in any way while in the service of the United States. ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT PROSECUTED. Rooms: 444 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 123 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Incorporated Companies. The Stamford Foundry Company, Canal near Pacific. J. D. Warren, President; J. J. Warren, Secretary; Isaac Wardwell, Superintendent. The Stamford Water Company, 26 Atlantic. Incor- porated 1868. James B. Williams, President; Charles A. Hawley, Vice-President; George H. Hoyt, Treasurer; Walton Ferguson, Secretary; G. E. Whitney, Superin- tendent. The Stamford Manufacturing Company, Cove Mills, Waterside. Wm. Gay, President; S. K. Satierlee, Trea- surer; A. F. Bissell, Secretary. The Stamford Gaslight Company, First National Bank Building. Incorporated 1855. Wells R. Ritch, Presi- dent; E. Gay, Superintendent; Frank Miller, Assistant Superintendent; D. H. Clark, Secretary. The H. W. Collender Company, 1 Pacific. Incorpo- rated 1879. Manufacturers of Billiard Tables. H. W. Collender, President; J. D. O'Connor, Secretary and Treasurer. The Yale Lock Manufacturing Company, Pacific near Marion. Incorporated 1868. Henry R. Towne, Presi- dent; George E. White, Treasurer; Schuyler Merritt, Secretary; R. C. Cornelius, Superintendent. The Stamford Freight Company, Canal Dock. Incor- porated 1874. J. B. Hoyt, President; David Waterbury, Superintendent; Z. Lawrence, Agent. Woodland Cemetery Association, Pacific near R. R. Charles Williams, President; C. A. Hawley, Vice-Presi- dent; T. H. H. Messinger, Secretary and Treasurer; George H. Hoyt, T. H. H. Messinger, Executive Com- mittee; John H. Scofield. Superintendent. The Stamford and Norwalk Telephone Company, 99 Main. David H. Clark, President; George E. Scofield, Secretary; Wm. L. Morsell, Treasurer. The Hollingshead Electro-Depositing and Manufac- turing Company, ft South. Malcolm Peters, President; James B. Morey, Treasurer; J. M. McMahon, Secretary; W. B. Hollingshead, Superintendent. Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 124 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BIIRTEIS & RICE, 20 Jolm St , New York. Watches Made, and Key-Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Fire Department. Chief Engineer, Joseph Guider. First Assistant, Byron H. Lockwood. Second Assistant, John W. Alphonse. Fire Bell Ringer, A. M. Horton. Atlantic Hose Co., Advocate Place. Justice G. Bar- thel, Foreman. Gulf Stream Engine, No. 2, Broad near Gay. Richard Bolston, Foreman. Relief Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, Broad near Gay. Michael Garrity, Foreman. Fire Districts. First District, all that part of the town lying west of Atlantic street, south of Main and east of Mill River. One tap of the bell. Second District, all that part of the town lying east of Atlantic and south of Main street. Two taps of the bell. Third District, all that part of the town lying north of Main street and east of Atlantic and Bedford streets. Three taps of the bell. Fourth District, all that part of the town lying north of Main street and west of Atlantic and Bedford streets, and east of Mill River. Four taps of the bell. Newspapers. Stamford Advocate (weekly). Advocate Place. Wil- liam W. Gillespie & Co., Publishers. Stamford Herald (weekly ), 40 Atlantic. George Baker, Publisher. Public Schools. High School, Broad near Gay. Green School, Elm. SOCIETIES AND CLUBS. Masonic. Union Lodge, No. 5, F. & A. M. Meets in Masonic Hall, Hoyt's building, opposite Central Park, first and third Wednesday of each month. HllR0WARE6CU™ilT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 125 HAVE KOyMON[lf TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Rittenhouse Chapter, No. 11, meets in Masonic Hall, first and third Thursda}^ of each month. Washington Council, No. 6, meets in Masonic Hall, first Tuesday of each month. Odd Fellows. Rippowam Lodge, No. 24. Instituted October 1st, 1845. Meets every Monday evening, in Odd Fellows' Hall, Town Hall building. Degree Lodge, first Monday of each month. Wascussee Encampment meets in Odd Fellows' Hall first and third Friday evenings of each month. Miscellaneous. Orden Germania. Stamford Lodge, No. 1 ; meets every first and third Thursday evening of each month, in Concert Hall building. President, August Herman ; secretary, Jacob Stanger ; treasurer. Christian F. Miller. Young Men's Christian and Temperance Association. Junius Smith, president; J. G. Snelling, L. S. Begent, vice-presidents ; E. H. Foster, secretary ; Rob't Fellows, treasurer; E. S. Waterbury, registrar; W. H, Buttery, librarian. Meets in Temperance Rooms, 122 Main street. Business meeting first Monday evening of each month. Prayer meeting every Sunday afternoon, at 4:30 o'clock. Hobbe Post, No. 23, G. A. R. Meets every Friday evening of each month at 130 Main street, Concert Hall building. Philip B. Lever, P. C. Business Men's Ckib. Meets third floor 30 Atlantic. P. R. Dusinberre, president; W. E. Scofield, treasurer. Stamford Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. George L. Lownds, president; P. H. Brown, vice-president; Geo. E. Scofield, secretary and treasurer; George L. Lownds, P. H. Brown, WilHam W. Gillespie, executive committee. Stamford Temperance Union. W. F. Peebles, presi- dent; Frederick Hath, 1st vice-president; W. Self, 2d vice-president ; George F. Elliott, secretary ; Charles J. Brown, treasurer. Meets in Temperance Rooms, 112 Main street, every Tuesday evening. Women's Christian Temperance Union. Mrs. M. H. Tread well, president; Mrs. J. F. Andrews, secretary. Prayer meeting every Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. UJARVISfiSOMgls. 126 STAMFORD DIRECTORY. BARONS & l]IC[. 20 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Free Reading Room. 112 Main street. Open from 9 A.M. to 10 P.M. Ancient Order Hibernians. First Division of Stam- ford ; meets first Tuesday and second Thursday of each month, in Hubbard's block. John T. Glavin, president. St. Patrick's T. A. B. Society. Meets first and third Sunday in each month, in school house on Meadow street. John Picker, president. One hundred members. St. John's R. C. Benevolent Society. Meets first Thursday in each month. Michael Coughlan, president. One hundred members. Social Club. Rooms over First National Bank. En- tertainments ever}^ Tuesday evening at 8. Annual bus- iness meeting first Tuesday in June. President, W. W. Skiddy ; vice-president, James B. Williams ; treasurer, J. H. Swartwout ; secretary, Galen A. Carter, jr.; execu- tive committee, S. Swartwout, J. H. Ames, W. J, Betts, H. W. King. St. John's Guild. Meets in the Committee Room on the first Monday of each month, at 7:30 P.M. Rev. Dr. Tatlock, president; W. W. Skiddy, vice-president; R. C. Cornelius, secretary. St. Joseph's Young Men's Temperance Society. Rev. H. Walsh, president; Michael Culloo, secretary. Meets first and third Tuesday of each month, at 30 Atlantic. St. John's R. C. Parochial School. Meadow adjoining the Church. In charge of Sisters of Mercy. Churches. St. John^s Episcopal, Main near Grove; Rev. W. Tat- lock, D.D., rector; Rev. J. W. Hyde, assistant minister. Sunday services 10^ A.M., 5 P.M. German service third Sunday evening of each month, at 7:30 P.M. St. Andrew's Episcopal, Washington avenue near Broad ; Rev. F. Windsor Brathwaite. Sunday services 101 A.M., 11 P.M. Presbyterian, Broad near Summer; Rev. R. P. H. Vail. Sabbath services lOi A.M., 7* P.M. Congregational, Main corner Bank ; Rev. Samuel Sco- ville. Sabbath services lO.^ A.M., Ih P.M. Roman Catholic, Atlantic corner Bell; Rev. W. H. Rogers; Rev. li. T. Walsh, assistant. Sabbath services 71, 9, 101 A.M., 3 P.M. 1 1 mm & IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. STAMFORD DIRECTORY. 127 THE H, I COlLEiOER CO, BILLIARD TABLES. See Adv. page 86. Convent of Our Lady of Lourdes, Meadow street; superior, Sister M. Alacoque. Ten sisters. Connected with St. John's R. C. Church. Methodist, Main corner River ; Rev. I. J. T^ansing. Sahbath services 10] A.M., 7] P.M. Universalist, Prospect' corner Forest; pastor vacant. Sahbath services 10-] A.M., 7 2 P.M. Baptist, Broad corner Athintic ; Rev. Dr. Edward Lathrop. Sabbath services 10,V A.M., 7* P.M. Waterside Mission, Greenwich av. Sunday school 8 P.M.; preaching every Sunday evening at 7. Westcott's Mission, Ehii near Westcott. Sunday school 3 P.M., every Sabbath. West Stamford Mission. Sunday school at 3} P.M., every Sabbath. STEAM POWER 001 f illf -le- East State Street, TRENTON, N. J., Fuffiisli Estimates fof all tdads of M Pfintin —SUCH AS— CATALOGUES, DIRECTORIES, PAMPHLETS, LAW BOOKS, &c. NORWALK, ABBREVIATIONS.— Ab., above; adj , adjoining; al., alley; av.. avenue; bds., boards ; bel., below; b. or bet., between; c. or cor., corner; E., East; ft., foot; h., house; la., lane; N., North; n., near; N. Y., New York opp., opposite; pi., place; prin., principal ; prop., proprietor; r., rear; rd., road ; R. R., railroad; sq., square; S., South; St., street; tp., turnpike; W., West. Abbott Francis, cutter, h 30 Chapel Abbott Herman G, cutter, h 30 Chapel Abbott Potter, carpenter, h 29 Leonard Abbott William, butcher, h 132 Main Abel Sarah, widow Orange L, h West av n opp Arch Adams Brothers (Royal W and Elbert S Adams), meat, 24 Main, and proprs Adams House Adams Charles, farmer, h Adams av n Camp Adams Charles, moulder, h 67 W^ater Adams Elbert S (Adams Bros), h Adams House ADAMS EXPRESS CO, Stephen K Stanley agent, 43 Wall Adams Frank W, machinist, h 31 Plymouth av Adams Gerardus P, hatter, h 31 Beatty ADAMS HOUSE, Adams Brothers proprs, 52 Wall Adams Jonathan T, butcher, h W^olfpit Hill Adams Mary, h 30 Beatty Adams Orrin L, hatter, Osborne av n Fort Point rd Adams Royal W (Adams Bros), h Adams House Adams Susan, h 30 Beatty Adams William A, hatter, h 31 Belden av Adams William C, cabinetmaker, h 31 Plymouth av Adams William H, printer, h 31 Plymouth av Adams William T, butcher, h 190 Main Ahern Morris, laborer, h ft E Water Aiken George W, hatter, h Sticky Plain Ainsworth Francis S, foreman, h East av n Van Zandt av Akin George S, civil engineer, h 178 Main Akin John H, machinist, h 178 Main Albin Carrie, h North av n France Alexander Edward, coachman, h Lewis n Brook Allen Charles H, dentist, 23 Wall, h 45 West av ILION nOnOL nAKEoi SSlWater St. See page 6. NORWALK DIRECTORY, 129 llll[!OUMON[nOINV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Maiu c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Allen Edward, hostler, h 16 Water Allen Ellen, widow Edward, h 16 Water Allen Francis, oysterman, h Cove n 1st av Allen Gideon S, stove polish, Belden av n West av, h do Allen Herbert, clerk, h 14 Union av Allen Increase, h North av c Main Allen James E, mason, 74 Main, h do Allen John, laborer, h 24 Main Allen Julia, corsetmaker, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Allen Robert (Allen & Toohil), h 43 Chapel Allen Sophia, widow William, h 21 Belden av Allen A\^illiam P B, h 45 West av Allen & Toohil (Robert Allen and Thomas Toohil), grocers, 43 Chapel AUmand Mrs John, dressmaker, 4 Merwin, h do Ambler Augusta, widow, h Westport rd Ambler Geo W, hatter, h Van Zandt av c Fort Point rd Ambler James L (Van Hoosear & Ambler ), h 9 Mott av Ambler William A, shirtcutter, h 12 Union pi Andrews Annie J, widow Joseph, h West av c Merwin Apell Eberhardt, barber, 41 Wall Arden Charles A, porter, h Park n North av Arlington Samuel M, tinsmith, h Rock rd Armstrong Catharine, widow Thomas, h 13 Franklin av Arnold Alonzo C (Arnold & Co), h 12 Camp Arnold Charles, laborer, h 77 Water Arnold Charles N (Arnold & Co), h 12 Camp Arnold Elizabeth J, dressmaker, 17 Main, h do Arnold & Co ( Alonzo C and Charles N Arnold, and Theodore E Smith), iron founders, ft Hoyt Atwater Walter, foreman, h Adams House At water William C, foreman, h Adams House AUSTIN A W, jewelry, 39 ^Val\, h 16 Leonard. See adv under Austin Alexander, grocer, 40 Chapel, h 27 River Austin Alexander L (N L Austin & Son ), h Lewis n Park WATCHMAKER AIMD JEWELER, DEALER IN — WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY. Repairing done at short notice. 39 WALL, under Opera House, NORWALK. 130 NOR WALK DIRECTORY, BARniS 6 RIC[, 20 JOHN ST.. NEW YORK. Artistic Desigas Furnished and Prizes Made for Athletic Sports. Austin Emmet, moulder, h 13 Union av Austin Gould F, clerk, h 27 River Austin Henry S, machinist, h 16 Leonard Austin Mary, widow John, h Fort Point rd n R R Austin Norman L (N L Austin & Son), h Lewis n Park Austin N L & Son (Norman L and Alexander L Austin), iron founders, E Water n Wall Austin Peter S, moulder, h 12 Main Avison Alfred, clerk, h 14 Main Bailey J H, bookkeeper, h 8 State Bailey Peter, waiter, h 17 Knight Bailey Samuel, carpenter, 27 Wall, h 29 Chapel Balcom Henry B, farmer, h Cliff BALDWIN ARTHUR H, physician, 1 Main, h Adams House ; office hours, 8 to 10 A M, 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P M Ball Mrs Maria, Merwin opp Academy Ballard Daniel T, laborer, h 60 Main Ballard Rev Joseph, h 42 East av Banker Willard M, brassturner, h 19 School Banks Bradley 0, h 162 Main Banks Edward B, surveyor, h 162 Main Banks James W, painter, h 171 Main Bantin Alfred J, bookkeeper, h 17 Center av Barber Michael, driver, h 106 Water Barbour Elizabeth A, widow James, 4 Elm Barlow Mrs Harriet W, h 34 Knight Barnes Charles, mason, h Cranberry Plains Barnes James, melter, h ft Hoyt Barnes Lewis, laborer, h Old Westport rd Barnum George H, cutter, h North av n Park Barnum Noah S, h North av n Park Barraclough Benjamin, salesman, h 18 Camp Barraclough James R, heeler, h Fort Point rd n R R Barraclough William H, h 18 Camp Barrett Rosaline C, widow Jam.es C, h 13 North av Barry William, grocer, 32 Water, h Reservoir Hill Bartram Daniel S, pork packer, h 18 High Bartram William S, h 18 High Bassen John, oysterman, h 1st av n Shore rd Bassett Fannie, seamstress, h West av n opp Arch Bates Charles, shoemaker, h 4 Summer Bates Philo W, marble works, 8 Water, h 88 Wall SO lADlIlO Q OHM Hardware Merchants, I 0. JAnVIo & oUlli 381 Water St., Bridgeport. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 131 TIcOIIm^^^"^ /68 Bfoadway, i,T, Bates William, locksmith, h Westport rd Bates William M, fish, 19 Wall, h 25 W Main Batterson William A, h 2 Summer Baxter William J, painter, h Cross n Main Bayles Floyd, mariner, h 17 Beatty BEACH ELI, painter, 31 Wall, h Lewis n Brook Beardsley Mrs William, h 19 Franklin av Beatty Frank F, bookkeeper, h West av n Beatty Beatty George (John P Beatty & Bros), h West av c Beatty Beatty John P (John P Beatty & Bros), h West av c Butler Beatty John P & Bros (John P, Samuel and George Beatty), straw hats, Butler n West av Beatty Samuel (John P Beatty & Broo), h West av n Butler Bechtel Benjamin, barber, 48 Wall, h do Beckner Emma, widow, h River n Cross Beckwith David, presser, h Shore rd Bedient John, hatter, h Cove n 1st av Bedient William H, hatter, h 9 Arch Bedient Wray S, hatter, h Cove n 1st av Beers Addison, carriagemaker, h 12 Merwin Beers Mrs Amelia J,'h 113 Main Beers Edwin J, mariner, h Merwin c Water Beers Esther, widow Nathan, h 89 Main Beers Fannie, widow Sidney, h Lewis n Park Beers Francis, blacksmith, h 89 Main Beers George, engineer, h 24 Merwin Beers Herman, shirtcutter, h 15 Arch Beers John, laborer, h n New Town av Beers William P, mason, h Henr}'^ n East av Began Joseph, mason, h 8 Step rd Belden Frederick, h State Belden William, plumber, h head Belden av Bell George S, shipbuilder. Cove, h do Bell Thomas D (Pryor, Bell & Co), h Fair n Catherine Benedict Angeline, widow Benjamin, h 15 Union av Benedict Anson R, cutter, h 10 North Union av Benedict Enoch B, h 74 Main Benedict George, bookkeeper, h 21 River Benedict George, clerk, h 15 Union av Benedict George M (Finney & Benedict), h Prospect pi Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. S, S. JARVIS 6 SOU, 132 NORWALK DIRECTORY. mim & RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Betiedict George St John, driver, h 31 Wall Benedict G Frederick, hatter, h Hoyt Benedict James M, news, 45 Wall, h 6 Chapel Benedict Lewis, driver, h 6 Chapel Benedict Linus S, h 31 Wall Benedict Samuel, laborer, h 29 Leonard Benedict Sarah J, h 22 Merwin Benedict Thomas, flour mill. Shore rd n Bridge, h do Benedict Thomas jr, h Fort Point rd c Shore rd Benedict William A, clerk, h 8 North Union av Benedict & Co (Geo H Sutton manager), shoes, 7 Main Bennett Caroline, widow Henry, Osborne av c Fort Point rd Bennett Charles, painter, h 12 Main Bennett David J, boatman, h 26 Belden av Bennett Ely B, h 49 East av Bennett Esther, dressmaker, 71 Wall, h do Bennett Frederick C, clerk, h 13 Park Bennett George, painter, h 1st av BENNETT GEO W, dentist, 23 Wall, h Saugatuck Bennett John F, dry goods, 19 Main, h 13 Park Bennett John J, bookkeeper, h 71 Wall Benson Elmore G, h 8 Main Benson Julia A, widow Abraham, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Bentley Rev Edwin D, h Lewis n Park Berry Charles H, hatter, h 43 East av Berry Charlotte, widow John, h New Town av Berwick Robert R, contractor. Rock rd, h do Bessey Sarah, widow William, h 77 Water Betts A Carmi, miller, h New Town av Betts Addison A, clerk, h Butler n West av Betts Albert A, miller, h New Town av Betts Allen, saw and grist mill, Cannon n New Town av, h New Town av Betts Allen G, printer, h 84 Main Betts Arthur L, civil engineer, h New Town av Betts Charles C, felt, h State Betts Charles J, clerk, h 84 Main Betts Frederick T, h State BETTS HOWARD S, druggist, Wall c Main, h 49 Main Betts Mrs J B, milliner, 49 Main, h do /5,000 Syracuse Med Plows in the Field, f?ee page 6. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 133 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Belts J Burr, carpenter, h 49 Main Betts James H, clerk, h 11 Elm Betts Julia, widow Carmi, h 84 Main Betts Juliette, h France n North av Betts L C, teller Fairfield County National Bank, h 8 State Betts L R, widow Oris, h 3 Mott av Betts William M, h State Billenstein John, cigarmaker, h Reynolds n Fort Pt rd Birch Edward F, physician, 53 Main, h do Birchet Ely, driver, h 28 Plymouth av Birdsall Benjamin F (Perry & Birdsall), h New Canaan Bishop Adolphus F, supt, h 6 Mott av Bishop George G, h 60 Wall Bissell Frederick P, h 7 East av Bissell Howard PI, h 7 East av Bissell Rev Samuel B S, 7 East av Bixby Eugene F, h 34 Knight Black Gerhardt, h 19 Franklin av Blake Patrick, laborer, h 55 Water Blascer Balthasar S, grocer, 23 Wall, h 21 W Main Bloom George W, tinsmith, h Spring Hill Bloom Gilbert J, carpenter, h Spring Hill Bloom William H, machinist, h Spring Hill Blyn Harriet, widow Sylvester, h North av n France Boenisch Herman, lockmaker, h Fort Point rd n Van Zandt av Boenisch Julius, h Fort Point rd n Van Zandt av Boerum Abraham M, hatter, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Bogart Gilbert, hatter, Osborne av c Fort Point rd Boler Thomas, tailor, h 67 Water Boquette Julia A, h 29 High Bouton Charles S, shoemaker, h Cranberry Plains Bouton Edward F, clerk, h 172 Main Bouton Eliphalet H, shoemaker, h 125 Main Bouton Mrs Elizabeth, h 29 River Bouton Frederick, shoemaker, h Cranberry Plains Bouton Isaac C, driver, h 45 Main BOUTON JOHN, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, r 152 Main, h 172 Main. See adv page 134 Bouton John W, shoemaker, h Cranberry Plains Bouton Nehemiah F, clerk, h 45 Main 8est Goods at Lowest Pfices at ^' %BiwLt%T'"' 134 NOKWALK DIRECTORY. DADTCMQ 9 DIPC ^^ ^^^^^ ^*' ^- ^- sterling: DnniLllu (y niuLi Snverware, Latest Designs. Bouton Richard M, printer, h 172 Main Bowe Isaac, driver, h 7 Water Bowes Mary, h r Water n Gas Works Boyle James H (Patrick F Sheehan & Co), h 18 Water Boyle Rose, widow James, h 18 Water Bradley Clark, oysterman, Fort Point rd, n East av Brady George, hatter, h 17 Elm Brady Harriet, widow John H, h 9 Beatty Brady Stephen A, watchmaker, 11 Main, h Berkley pi Brennan Patrick, hatter, h 27 Belden av Bresnan Dennis, laborer, h r 75 Water Bresnan Jeremiah, potter, h 21 Leonard Bresnan Mary, widow Thomas, h 18 Water Bresnan Timothy, butcher, h 18 Water Bridely George W, h 193 Main Britto Alexander, shoemaker, h 28 Main Britto John R, mason, h New Town av Brockway Ebenezer D, h 7 Arch Brooks Charles C. h 47 High BROTHERTON CHARUS C, painter, wall paint- ing, decorating and graining a specialty, 85 Water, h do Brotherton Sylvester, shoemaker, h 43 Beatty Brotherton Theodore, mason, h 33 Leonard Brotherton Theodore F, painter, h 22 Merwin Brotherton William, h 15 Beatty Brower Edward, shoemaker, h Cranberry Plains Brower Levi, cartman, h Cranberry Plains Brown A Mrs, h 73 Water Brown Addison, carpenter, h Westport rd Brown Charles E, hatter, h 3 Elm Brown Clark, oysterman, h Reynolds n Fort Point rd Brown Ebenezer, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Brown Eliza, widow James S, h Butler n Prospect pi JOHlSr BOUTON, UPHOLSTERER ALL KINDS OP FURNITPRE RB-UPHOLSTBRED AND RBPAIRBD. Hair, Cotton, Wool and Husk Mattresses Made Over as Good as New. Also, Spring Beds. Orders left at vhe store of E. Quintard's Son, or at Williiim Lockwood's will receive prompt attention. RESIDENCE, 172 MAIN STREET. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 135 FiNEsiJimm[r^a\^sf^ Brown Elizabeth, h 141 Main Brown George, laborer, h Reynolds n Fort Point rd Brown G Seaman, ojsternian, h East av n Van Zandt av Brown Harvey, potter, h North av n France Brown Henry, foreman, h Henry n Hoyt Brown John, laborer, h 33 Plymouth av Brown John, oysterman, h Reynolds n Fort Point rd Brown John R, h Sticky Plain Brown Julia I, widow James, h Warren n Fair Brown Mary A, widow Waldo, h 141 Main Brown Michael, hatter, h 18 Water Brown Mortimer, cigar maker, h Fort Point rd n R R Brown Nehemiah, painter, h Stick}' Plain rd Brown Oscar S, shoemaker, h New Town av Brown Theodore A, laborer, h Sticky Plain Brundage Hiram F, shoemaker, h First av Brundage John, telegraph operator, h 20 Chapel Brush Francis V, physician, 42 Wall, h do Brush James H, carpenter, h East av c Van Zandt av Brush Theodore, carpenter, h Prospect Hill Bryan Sophia, h Butler n Prospect pi Bubea John T, watchman, h Van Zandt av n Eastav Buckingham C, harnessmaker, 12 Main, h Southport Buckley Frederick (J H Buckley & Son), h 3 Union av Buckley John, laborer, 18 Franklin av Buckley John H (J H Buckley & Son), h 3 Union av Buckley J H & Son (John H and Frederick Buckley), elastic web manufacturers, 45 Water Buckley Patrick, fireman, h 24 Plymouth av Buckley Peter W, moulder, h Leonard n Main Buckman Joseph, clerk, h Hoyt n Main Bucknam George H, painter, h 60 Main Bucknam Isaac E, laborer, h 60 Main Bucknam Jacob, clerk, h 1 Hoyt Bucknam John S, carpenter, h Spring Hill Bucknam Richard, cartman, h 30 Main Bucknam William, dyer, h 30 Main Bulkley Frederick W, mariner, h 23 Chapel Bunting Margaret B, widow Samuel R, h 31 Center av Burke Patrick, laborer, h Harriet Burns Ann, h 75 ^^"ater Burns Ann, widow Matthew, h Spring Hill Burns James, laborer, h Wilton av n Cross REiifl THE mmmm on pagf e, 136 NOR WALK DIRECTORY. ullnlcNu Gi nlLt) Manuf'rs of Artistic Je\(7elry. Burns Thomas H, clerk, h Westport rd Burr Charles A, peddler, h 24 Center av Burr Edward, cigarmaker, h 32 Knight Burr Horace G, painter, h 23 Center av Burritt Charles W, plumber, 4 Wall, h Westport rd Burtis George W, hatter, h Prospect Hill Burton Augustus, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Bush Orrin W, cigarmaker, h Fort Point rd n Van Zandt av Bushnell Herbert, stovemaker, h 12 Main Butler Harriet, widow Nehemiah B, h Cranberry Plains Buttery William, blacksmith, h Cove n 1st av Buxton George I, oil, h 12 Union av Buxton Isaac, carpenter, h 12 Union av Buxton John F, bill poster, h 12 Union av Buxton William E, printer. Gazette office Byington Aaron, driver, h Westport rd Byington A H ( A H Byington & Co ), h 21 Belden av IJYING-TON A H & CO ( A H Byington, Joseph B and George N Ells), publishers, Gazette building, 34 Wall Byington Delia, widow 8t John, h 4 Summer Byington Mrs G H, dressmaker, 1 Water Byington George H, shoemaker, h 1 Water Byington Harry C, farmer, h 4 Summer Byington Oscar, shoemaker, h Prospect Hill Byxbee Elizabeth, widow William, h 43 Main Byxbee Henry P, painter, h 38 Main Byxbee Joseph, mariner, h Westport rd Byxbee Moses J, oysters, h 35 Leonard Cable Burr, cutter, h Prospect pi Cable Judson, marblecutter, h France c Adams av Cahill John, h 105 Water Cahill John, laborer, h r Prospect pi Cahill Thomas, laborer, h 15 Franklin av Cahill Thomas jr, moulder, h 15 Franklin av Calhoun Sarah C, h 82 Water Callahan Joanna, widow Patrick, h 34 Main Callahan Mary, widow William, h France n North av Callahan Peter, laborer, h 34 Main Camp Alfred H, insurance, 18 Wall, h 8 North av Camp Frances J, widow Jonathan, h 28 East av Camp John A, clerk, h 8 High Slum CHIli PLOW CO,, 381 Water M NORWALK DIRECTORY. 137 HAV[YOUMONE!TOIN1I[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Camp Mary C, widow Jonathan, h Cannon Camp Polly, widow Lemuel, h 23 France Campbell Isaac H, East av n St John av Canfield Hiram, shoemaker, 27 Wall, h Silvermine rd Can field John J, printer, h 32 North av Canfield Joseph, curler, h 16 Main Canfield Maria, widow, h 41 Franklin av Cargill I'harles, clerk, h Westport rd Carmody John, driver, h 55 Belden av Carmody John M, barber, h Franklin av, c Belden av Carpenter Clarissa W, li 148 Main Carpenter John L, wool sorter, h 32 W Main Carpenter Mary, grocer, 99 Water, h do Carpenter Mrs Sarah A, h 29 River Carr Charles, boatman, h 4 Brook Carr Elmise L, clerk, h Van Zandt av n East av Carrier Joseph, h Butler n West av Carrigan Patrick, h 105 Water Carter Edwin, tinsmith, h 7 North av Carter George, carpenter, h 8 Summer Carter Julia A, widow Josiah, h 5 Belden av Carter J Mason, clerk, h 5 Belden av Carwell Charles, lockfitter, h Hoyt n Van Zandt av Castle Charles H, tinsmith, h Clift'av Central National Bank, 26 Wall Chapin H J, h Prospect Hill Charlton James, saloon, h 50 Wall Chasmar Henry, bookkeeper, h 37 Beatty Chichester Caroline, h New Town av Chichester Edwin V A, broker, h 56 West av Chichester William S, clerk, 56 Water Chinery Alfred H, shirt cutter, h Catherine n Fair Chinery Sophia, dressmaker, 49 Main, h do Cholwell George R, h High n North av Christopher Harry, hostler, h 17 River Church Edward S, farmer, h old Westport rd Church Emma J, widow George, h 49 Franklin av Church Mary E, farmer, h West))ort rd Church William, farmer, h old Westport rd Clapp Edward, hatter, h 12 Main Clark Charles A, carpenter, h Sticky Plain rd Clark Henry O, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Clark Matilda, widow, h Hoyt n Main SC lADlf!^ P CflM Agricultural Implements, I Oi JMnVlo & oUHi 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 138 NORWALK DIRECTORY. DADTEMO 9 DIPC 20 John street, N. Y. TVatch UrtnlCllO & nlUC) and Chronometer Makers. Clark Oliver S, salesraan, h 27 Merwin Clark Sarah A, widow William, Strawberry Hill rd n East av CLARKE ELLERY C, physician, 26 West av, h do Clarkson Charles, shoemaker, h Prospect pi Cleveland Susan, widow, corset maker, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Clock Charles N, clerk, h 30 North av Clune Maria E, grocer, 58 Belden av, h do Clune Patrick, laborer, h 24 Chapel Cockefure Helen, widow John, boarding, 20 Main, h do Coffin Leonard, lockmaker, h Hoyt n Main Cogswell Charles H, hatter, h New Town av Cohn Bernard, tailor, 58 Wall, h Adams House Cole Alee, bookkeeper, h 21 Franklin av Cole Catharine, widow James, h 3 School Cole Ira, superintendent, h 12 Union pi Cole Lester S, cashier Fairfield County National Bank, h 11 Union pi Cole Susan, widow Sherman, h 21 Franklin av Cole Thomas, moulder, h 3 School Cole Turney, saloon, 59 Main, h 3 School Coleburn Arthur B, clerk, h Prospect av Coleburn Charles, shirtcutter, h Prospect Hill Coleman Theodore, varnisher, h 45 Belden av Coles George R, insurance, h State Coles James, moulder, h 20 Franklin av Coles Samuel M, carpenter. Fort Pt rd n East av Coley Henry B, butcher. Cranberry Plains, h do Coley Walter, h Cranberry Plains Collins John C, eating house, 16 Main, h do Collins William E, bartender, h 16 Main Combs Frances A, h 17 Elm Comstock Bros ( Stephen Comstock and Henry Rogers), clothiers, 45 Main Comstock David 0, hatter, h 31 Belden av Comstock Edwin & William, cider manufacturers, New Canaan Comstock Emma, widow William C, h 7 Park Comstock Frank, bookkeeper, h 1 Berkley pi Comstock Gates S, phyeician, 136 Main, h do Comstock John, hatter, h Spring Hill Comstock Mary E, h 31 Belden av Sp iiin\iio onu hardware & cutlery , S, JAKVIS & iUN, See page 6. 139 GEORGE E. HOBBS, WHOLESALE DEALER IN IRON, STEEL & METALS, 5 & 7 ONION STREET, AND 6 & 8 GILBERT STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Norway Heavy, No. 1 Wrought, Machine Castings, Norway Light, Common Light Iron, Cast Borings, Stove Plate, Wrought Turnings, Scrap Iron, mil mil LEAD, ZINC, mm, k Commission A^enf for the Best Brands of Foreign & Domestic PIQ I BOM. GARTSHERRIE, GLENGA KNOCK, ELINGTON, REDUAR, COPELAV, COULTNESS, &e. Housatonic Railroad Co. WM. H. BARNUM, President. DAVID S. DRAPER, Vice-President. CHARLES K. AVERILL, Sec'y and Treas. L. B. STILLSON, Sup't. H. D. AVERILL, General Ticket Agent. H. C. COGSWELL, General Freight Agent. R. B. COGSWELL, Freight Ag't, Bridgeport. H. W. WATSON, Chief Clerk. GENERAL OFFICE: Waller's Building, Water St., Cor. Fairfield Ave. FREIGHT OFFICE : Water Street, Foot South Avenue. 140 VARNESH COMPANY MANUFACTURERS OF Fine Coach and Car Vornishes, BRIDGEPORT, CONN., U. S. A. BRIDGEPORT BOILER WORKS, LOWE & WATSON, Propr's, MANUFACTURERS OF HB&LifPresi ALSO, Lowe's Patent Boilers, Superheating Steam Drums and Feed Water Heaters. Also, Vulcanizing Heaters, Tanks, Smoke Pipes, and all Work usually done in a Boiler Shop. 4^ Contractors for Steam Engines and Boilers, set up in running order. We keep on hand all the Furniture, Instruments and Supplies for Engines and Boilers. nr^l H Main St., head of Wall, Tlie Bvusiness Center cf tlie Cit^r. FRANK H. WHITING, Proprietor. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 141 U llmtnlullN 768 BROADWAY, n/y. Comstock Stephen (Comstock Bros), h 7 Park Conklin Charles A, oysterman, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Conklin John S, oysterman, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Conklin John, oysterman, h Third av Connelly Frank, hatter, h Cranberry Plains Cook Ernest, barber, h Spring Hill Cook Hannah, widow HoratioT, h r North av n France Cook Lawrence, polisher, h 27 Knight Cook Mary F, widow Aaron, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Cooke Clarence B, physician, 59 Main, h do Cooley Henry, machinist, h Henry n Hoyt Coolidge Clarence B (S E Olmstead & Co), h 3 Arch Cooney Thomas, boarding, 07 Water, h do COOPER JOHN, shirt manufacturer, shirts made to order, 3 Chestnut, h 1 do Cooper Margaret, widow John, h Henry n Hoyt Cornell Henry D, painter, h 1 Water Cornwall Clark T, h Cliff Costello James, laborer, h 106 Water Cotter James C, sexton, h 1 W Main Cotter John, machinist, r 10 Knight, h 17 Park Couch Darius N, h Prospect Hill Cousins Thomas, shoe manufacturer, Hoyt n Main, h 9 N Union av Cowles George R ( Cowles & Merrill), and sec Norwalk Fire Insurance Co, h State COWIiES & MERRILL (George R Cowles and Homer Merrill), insurance, 45 Wall Crabb Cyrus, clerk, h New Town av Craufurd Robert B, cashier The National Bank of Nor- walk, h Prospect Hill Craufurd Robert S, teller, h 9 Elm Craw George, shoemaker, h Hoyt n Main Craw Hamilton L, carpenter, h Cross n Step rd Craw Lafayette, shoemaker, h Hoyt n Main Crawford Andrew, hatter, h 101 Water Crissey Isaac N, carpenter, h East av n St John av Crolius Washington L, trimmer, h 34 Beatty Cromlish Rev John C, h Henry n East av Cronk Peter D, hatter, h Cranberry Plains Gumming Mary, widow, h n Cliff Cummings Bernard, laborer, h Harriet Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. 142 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARONS 6 RICE, 20 Jobn St , New York. Watches Made, ana Key-Winding Watches made Into Stem-Winders. Cummings George, optician, h 11 Belden av Cummings Sherwood C, clerk, h Wall c Main Cunningham Catharine, widow Edward, h 44 Main Cunningham Margaret, widow Patrick, h r Water n Gas Works Curtis Charles E, bookkeeper, h 6 Union pi Curtis David S, h 10 Mott av Curtis Edwin B, clerk, h 6 Union pi Curtis Elbert, tailor, 25 Main, h 15 North av Curtis Frank, h 5 West av Curtis Lewis J, house furnishing goods, 23 Main, h 5 West av Curtis Stiles, pres Union Mfg Co, and pres Norwalk National Bank, h 3 Park Curtis Stiles W^, clerk, h 6 Union pi Curtis William A, cashier Central National Bank, h West av Cutbill Richard J, oysterman, h Hoyt Cutler Frederick, cook, h 25 Knight Dalton Ellen, widow John, h 24 Chapel Daly Herbert, laborer, h 23 Knight Danbury & Norwalk R R, 47 Wall Daniels Cornelius M, shoemaker, h 34 W Main Daniels Gehurdus D, shoemaker, h 34 W Main Daniels John Z, cooper, h 27 Center av Dann Charles J, shoes, Van Zandt av n Hoyt, h do Dann Horace E, bookkeeper, h 17 River Dann W^allace, h New Town av DANN WILLIAM E, livery stable, 8 and 13 River, h 17 do Darney John, boatman, h Butler c Pine Island Darrow George A, salesman, h 5 North av Daskam Samuel, h 34 East av Davids Maria, widow, h Cannon n Betts' mill Davis Abigail, widow Isaac, h North av n France Davis H, matron, h 21 East av Davis Hamilton J, book agent, Gazette Building 34 Wall, h Plymouth av Davis John, shoemaker, h Prospect Hill Davis Richard, shoemaker, h 17 Beatty Davis Theodore, shoemaker, h East av n Shore rd Day Burrell, foreman, n Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Day Burrell F, hatter. East av n Fort Point rd HAROMRErsS'^llilirsIlVIS & NORWALK DIRECTORY. 148 HllV[!OUMONEnOINV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Day Francis, h West av opp Merwin Day Frank, cigarmaker, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Day James, hatter, h Henry n Hoj't Dearing Christopher, h Cliff De Forest Albert, police, h 27 Main De Forest Thomas J, brakeman, h 73 Water De Klyn Charles B, baker, 27 Main, h 22 West av Delaney Michael, mason, h 38 East av Demmon Isaac, h 36 Butler DEMOCRAT (THE), Gazette Building 34 Wall. See adv p;ige 158 Dennis Thomas, mason, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Denton George, clerk, h Prospect Hill Denton Hart, carpenter. Prospect Hill, h do Denton Jesse W, laborer, h Prospect Hill Devine John (W & J Devine), h Harriet n Stickey Plain rd Devine William ( W & J Devine), h Harriet n Stickey Plain rd Devine W & J (William and John), button manufac- turers, r 12 Knight Dibble Charles E, painter, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Dibble Mary H, widow David, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Dickens Clark, helper, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Dickerson James E, h Cranberry Plains Dickerson Truman B, h Cranberry Plains Dickson James C, h Cove Dimon Seeley, h 56 Franklin av Disher Catharine, widow Martin, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Dittus John, laborer, h 28 Main Dodd Thomas, hostler, h 17 River Doerr Henry, barber, h 41 Wall Doherty James, mason, h 103 Water Donnelly Cornelius, cartman, h 48 Wall Donnelly Elizabeth, widow Hugh, h 9 School Donnelly John J, driver, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Donnelly jNIichael, laborer, h Van Zandt av n East av Donnelly Patrick, stonecutter, h 101 Water Donnelly Thomas C, bartender, h Main Doran Jeremiah, corsetmaker, h Fort Point rd n R R WOOD'S [nclosed Gear Mower, S. S. Jarvis & Son, 381 Water St. 144 NORWALK DIKECTORY. BARTENS 6 RICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebratfd STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Dorlon House, Gregory's Point, Dorian & Son props Dorlon Oliver W (Dorlon & Son), h Brooklyn Dorlon Philetus (Dorlon & Son), h Brooklyn Dorlon & Son (Philetus and Oliver W Dorlon), hotel, Gregory's Point Dorney Julia, widow Jeremiah, h Cross n R R Doty Isaac R, meat, 14 Main, h 15 West av Doty Lewis W, carpenter, Osborne av n Fort Point rd Doty Walter R, Osborne av n St John av Doulens Charles, laborer, h 36 Water Dowd John, laborer, h Summit av Dowd Michael, laborer, h r 132 Main Downs Mahlon, miller, h Cannon n New Town av Doyle John, laborer, h 3d av Doyle Thomas, horseshoer, h 113 Main Drake Hester, widow Henry, h Mechanic Drake Lewis 0, driver, h 19 Knight Dudley Jane, widow E T, h 26 Merwin Duffy Martin, laborer, h r 101 Water Dugan Francis J, potter, h 21 Leonard Dugan John, laborer, h r 132 Main Duncan James B, shoemaker, h Fair n Catherine Dunning Charles E, hatter, h 4 North Union av Durant Benjamin 0, hatter, h Hoyt Dwyer Patrick H, harnessmaker, 22 Wall, h 36 Chapel Earle James S, dry goods, 5 Water, h 11 Arch Earle William H,'East av n St John av Easton Robert, lawyer, Osborne av n St John av Eaton Ebenezer, h 37 W Main Eckford Amanda, widow Henry, h 25 North av Edmond Elias H, hatter, h Van Zundt av n East av Eldred Townsend, oysterman, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Ells Elizabeth E, widow Robert, h 11 North av Ells George N ( A H Byington & Co), h 9 West av Ells Joseph B ( A H Byington & Co), h 8 Camp Ells R Lorenzo, ice, 11 North av, h do Ellwood Cornelius, painter, h 3 Beatty Ellwood Lewis L, driver, h 29 Leonard Ellwood Mahala, widow Hezekiah, h r North av n France Elmore Moses, driver, h Hoyt n Main Elmore Nancy, widow Moses, boarding, 31 Belden av TlieWPIflwinl!ieWflfl(l--TiieSyiacu8e See I page 6, NOllWALK DIRECTORY. 145 THEHJ,C0lLEiEliC0,"s':^Arpr8r Ehvood Edward, carpenter, East av n St John av El wood George, painter, h 25 Belden av El wood Samuel, painter, h Cross n R R Ehvood Theodore, tinsmith, h 26 Belden av Elv Caroline A, h 72 W^.ter Ely Dudley P, prest Norwalk Gas Light Co, h 83 Washington, S Norwalk Ely Linus M, farmer, h Cranberry Plains Elzea Joseph, hatter, h Pleasant av n Fort Pt rd Elzea Philo, hatter, h Pleasant av n Fort Pt rd Elzea Sylvester, hatter, h Henry n Hoyt Eski'lsen Oliver, shoemaker, h Spring Hill Evi^nden Elizabeth, widow John, h the Green Eveiiden James, carpenter, h Pleasant av n Fort Pt rd Evcnden Winifred, widow George, Fort Pt rd n East av Everett P^lizabeth, widow Nicholas, h 8 East av Ev(;rs Henry, h 186 Main P^zekiel Anthony B, lock maker, h Cross n Step rd Faber Albin A, saloon, 16 Water Faber Frederick, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Fable Jacob, moulder, h Fort Pt rd n Van Zandt av Fagan Peter, gardener, h Cross n Main Faherty Frank, shoemaker, h 12 Main Fahey John, laborer, h Cross n Main Fahy John, laborer, h 40 Butler Fairfield County National Bank, 44 Wall Fallon Bridget, widow John, h 58 Belden av Fancher Angeline T, widow Aaron T, h New Town av Fancher Asa F, blacksmith, h 19 School Fancher Erastus, carpenter, Westport rd, h do Fancher Eugene, shoes, 17 Main, h 3 Elm Fanning William C, hatter, h Van Zandt av n East av Fanton Esther, h 78 Main Farrell Francis, laborer, h R R av n Cross Farrell Thomas, laborer, h Hoyt n Cross Farrell Thomas, polisher, h 44 Main Farrington James, hostler, h Van Zandt av n East av Farrington Stephen, driver, h Van Zandt av n East av Farrington Willinm H, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd FAWCETT WILMOT, millinery, 3 Water, h do. See adv page 146 Feeney Bernard C. foreman, h Cross n R R Ferris Cyrus, salesman, h old Westport rd i S. JARIIS & IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. 146 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BllRTENS & RICE, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Ferris Emeline, widow Stephen, h 17 Main Ferris James L, harnessmaker, h 43 Eas^t av Ferry Charlotte, widow Horace, h 48 East av Fillow Benjamin L, h 3 Summer Fillow David A, peddler, h Cranberry Plains Fillow David M, farmer, h Cranberry Plains Fillow Ebenezer H, carpenter, 5 Chestnut, h do Fillow Francis P, wheelwright. Cranberry Plains, h do Fillow Rufus, farmer, h Cranberry Plains Fillow Rufus A, hatter, h 6 Chestnut Finch Charles, hackman. h Hoyt n Main Finch Mrs Charles, h 10 Knight Finch Charles I, moulder, h 31 Belden av Finch David M, teamster, h 1st av Finch George N, hatter, h 31 Belden av Finch Rachel A, dressmaker, 45 Main, h do Finch William A, teamster, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Finnerty Thomas H, saloon, 18 Water, h 56 Franklin av Finney James, h 104 Main Finney Rufus, hatter, h 28 Main Finney William J, carpenter, h 8 Merwin Finney William J jr (Finney & Benedict), h 51 Frank- lin av Finney & Benedict (William J Finney jr and George M Benedict), grocers, 41 Wall Finnigan PJdward J, clerk, h 32 Center av Finnigan Mary, seamstress, h 32 Center av Finnigan Mary, widow Dennis, dressmaker, 55 Water, h do Finnigan Michael, laborer, h 32 Center av Finnigan Norah H, dressmaker, h 32 Center av Finueane Michael, laborer, h r Water n gas works Fisher Charles G, hatter, h 2d av Fisher Horace W, shoemaker, h 2d av Fisher Nathaniel, laborer, h 2d av Fitch Abraham, milk, Westport rd, h do Fitch Charles, carpenter, h Westport rd Fitch D Warren, grocer, West av c Merwin, h 2 Merwin MRS. W. FAWCETT, NORWALK, CONN. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 147 HAVE lOUMONEf TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Fitch Edwin E. shoemaker, h Fair n Catharine Fitch Emma A, dressmaker, 7 Water Fitch Frank H, clerk, h 151 Water Fitch George B, farmer. Half Mile Island rd Fitch Jabez C, school, Hillside, h do Fitch Sarah A, widow John, h Lewis n Park Fitch Susanna, Strawberry Hill rd n East av Fitch Timothy, carpenter, 12 Merwin, h do Fitch Walter J, h Westport rd Fitch William, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Fitch William, shoefitter, h 15 Water Fitzmaurice Michael, laborer, h Wilton av n Cross Flinn Robert, shoemaker, h 156 Main Flynn Ellen, widow William, h 25 Leonard Flynn Peter, cutter, h West av opp Arch Foley Thomas, laborer, h Cliff av Folwell William A ( Folwell & Munger), h Fair n Cath- arine Folwell & Munger ( William A Folwell and Charles C Munger), butchers, 55 Main Foote Asa, grocer, 29 Center av, h 27 do Foote Charles P, waiter, h North Union av opp Cemetery FOOTE EBER R, grocer, 168 Main, h do. See adv under Foote Homer, machinist, h 27 Center av Foote Joseph F, h 163 Main Foote Rachel, widow John, h 15 Chapel Forbes John G, moulder, h 31 Belden av Ford Mary A, widow Patrick, h r 23 Chapel Foster Francis, cartman, h Wilton av c Catharine Fowler James F, oysterman. Fort Point rd n Osborne av Fox Charles, carriagemaker, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Fox Edwin, carpenter, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Fox Ellen, widow, h 101 Water Franey Julia, widow John, h 27 Belden av Franke Gustavus A, barber, 28 Wall, h 7 Summit Freeman James C, real estate, h Riverside av French L Nathan, h 45 Main French Marshall, potter, h Westport rd Freudenthal Charles, farmer, h Wolfpit Hill EBER R. FOOTE, DEALER IN CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Tea-, Ooffee, Spices, cScc. FLOUB, FEED, GRAIN, HAY AND STRAW. 168 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. CONN. 148 NORWALK DIRECTORY. nUnTrNx AI filr Artistic Desig as ^Fumts'heV' and Prizes 20 JOHN ST.. NEW YORK. lc Designs Furnished and Made lor Athletic Sports. Freudenthal Charles H, clerk, h Main n School Fritz John, h 191 Main Fritz Susan, widow, h 13 Chapel Fuller Rev George L, h 3 Mott av Gafiney John, laborer, h 12 Franklin av Gaines Henry, laborer, h River n Wall Gallagher Patrick, hatter, h 20 Main Galpin Caroline U, widow Joseph A, h 23 Beatty Galpin Henry R, hatter, h 23 Beatty Ganung Augustus, shoemaker, h 4th av Ganung Clarissa, widow J Ezra, shoefitter, h 36 Water Gas Works, r Water Geddes Thomas, laborer, h River c Cross Geer Erastus, pilot. Fort Point rd n Osborne av Gehebe Charles, lock-up keeper, h ft E Water Gehrman Charles, farmer, h 3d av Gehrman William, moulder, h 3d av Geib Albert A, oysterman, h 1st av n Cove Gibbs Henry, janitor, h 19 Park Gibbs Horace, machinist, h 32 Knight Gibson Alexander S, manager Stamford and Norwalk Telephone Co, h 37 High Gilbert Bradley, shoemaker, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Gilbert Ebenezer, farmer, h Cranberry Plains Gilbert Henry K, shoemaker, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Gilbert John W, fitter, h 29 Center av Gilbert William W, hatter, h East av n Shore rd Gill Patrick, laborer, h Reynolds n Fort Point rd Gillum Henry L, hatter, h Henry n East av Gilmore William G, polisher, h il Chapel Ginty Michael, hatter, h 9 Franklin av Glass Alexander B, foreman, h 46 Center av Gleason Michael J, coachman, h Prospect Hill Gleason Patrick, grocer, 123 Main, h do Glines Perley H, druggist, 11 Main, h Belden av n River Glines William B, photographer, 11 Main, h 4 Elm Glines William C, physician, 11 Main, h 11 Elm Glover Charles L, carder, h Grand n Catharine Glover Eldward, plumber, River n Wall, h 29 River Glover Elizabeth, widow William, h 29 River Glover Henry (H Glover & Son), h 15 W Main REAO THE AOVERTISiElllWr NORWALK DIRECTORY. 149 TlCOlL[iD[B°J^" 768 Broadway, U, Glover H & Son (Henry and Moses H Glover), grocers, 35 Wnll Glover Moses H (H Glover & Son), h 25 W Main Godfrey Edmond, hatter, h 8 Union av Goldinp; Augustus C, carpenter, h East av n St John av Goldrick Patrick, laborer, h Hoyt n Main Goldschmidt Richard, saloon, 50 Wall, h 10 Union Goodman Mary, h 71 Water Gordon James, driver, h Main n School Gorham J]dward, tea, h 1st av n Cove Gorham Louisa, widow Anson, h 28 Camp Gorham Priscilla, widow Samuel, h Wilton av n School Gorham William J, stable, Hoyt n Main Gorman John, laborer, h 23 School Gorvan Michael, laborer, h 27 Knight Grace William, shoemaker, h Sticky Plain rd Gray Henry H, cigars. First av, h do Greenwood John, grocer, Belden av Gregory , widow, h Second av Gregory Brothers (George S and Silas W Gregory), livery stable, 14 Knight Gregory Charles E, oysterman, h East av n Henry Gregory Charles E, butcher, Cranberry Plains, h do Gregory Elijah F, shirtcutter, 9 Union pi Gregory Frances, widow Ira, h 151 Main Gregory Franklin B, teacher, h Cranberry Plains Gregory Frederick, hatter, h Cranberry Plains Gregory George B, h Camp n North av Gregory George S (Gregory Brothers), h 25 W Main Gregory Giles, blacksmith, li Cranberry Plains GREGORY JAMES G (J G Gregory & Co), and physician, 42 Wall, h 151 Main Gregory James L, grocer, 53 Main, h 3 North av Gregory John B, carpenter, h Cranberry Plains GREGORY J G & CO (James G Gregory and Albert R Malkin) druggists, 38 Wall Gregory Silas B, grocer, Cranberry Plains, h do Gregory Silas W (Gregory Brothers), h Cranberry Plains Gregory Thomas, h Cranberry Plains Gregory William, carpenter, h Cranberry Plains Green David, express, h 6 Union av Green Henry, hatter, h 21 Elm 150 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BllRTtNS & RIC[ 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES DIAMONDS AND I JEWELRY. Green L C, bookkeeper, h Winnipauk Green Robert, clerk, h 41 Franklin av Greenwood John (Greenwood, Kellogg & Co), h 54 Bel den av GREENWOOD, KELLOGG & CO (John Green- wood, Enos Kellogg and Leonard F Lounsbury) grocers, 56 Belden av Griffin Samuel B, h 31 Centre av Griswold Chauncey, h Hoyt n Van Zandt av Gruman Charles J, h Prospect Hill Gruman Herschel J, stationer, h Prospect Hill Gruman Stephen A, bottler, h 172 Main Grumman George S (H J & G S Grumman), h opp fair grounds Grumman Henry J (H J & G S Grumman) h 53 Main Grumman H J & G S (Henry J and George S Grum- man), bottlers, 51 J Main Grumman Mary L, widow John L, h 29 Center av Guarnieri G, fruit, 27 Wall, h 24 Water GUIGUE PETER L, florist. Sticky Plain rd opp Harriet, h 40 Center Gunning William J, h Cranberry Plains Gusowski Elias, clothing, 31 Wall, h 39 Chapel Hackett Isaac, saloon, 24 Main, h do Hackett Jeremiah H, stove mounter, h Leonard n Main HADDEN HENRY, saloon, Wall c Mechanic, h 12 Main HADDEN JAMES, liquors, cigars and restaurant, 13 Wall, h do Haight Elizi), widow William, h 175 Main Haley Miss Margaret, h 4 Union av Haley Miss Mary, h 4 Union av Hale}^ Timothy, laborer, h 10 Knight Hall James F, clerk, h 104 Main Hallock George, hat curler, h 25 Elm Halloran John, baker, h 180 Main Hally Daniel, laborer, h 9 School Hally John, laborer, h School Hamilton Rev John, pastor First Congregational Church, 10 East av Hamilton William, hostler, h 17 River Hand S Edward, ship carpenter, Gregory's Point, h do Hands Edward, grocer, 33 Belden av, h 35 do HllROWll!i[& CUTLER! IIT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 151 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Hands William, grocer, 44 Main, h do Han ford Charles, mason, h Maple av n East av Hanford Elizabeth, widow Eliphalet, h 60 West av Hanford Joseph P, meat, 6 Main, h E Norwalk Hanlbrd Levi C, siipt Norwalk Gas Light Co, h 71 Water Hanford Robert G, florist, 71 Water, h do Hanford Winfield S ( Hanford & Osborne), h East av n Henry HANFORD & OSBORNE (Winfield 8 Hanford, 2d, and Rufus R Osborne), grocers. East av n Henry Hanley Eugenia, widow William, h Butler n West av Harkins , widow John, h r Water n gas works Harris David, hatter, b 41 Belden av Harris Robert T, laborer, h Cove Harrison Theodore, agent, h 37 Belden av Hartvvich John, grocer, Fort Point rd n Van Zandt av, h do Haulenbeek G, salesman, h 23 Beatty Hauschildt Alvin A, lockfilter, b 9 Beatty Hawes , h West av n opp St Mary's Church Hawxhurst Elbert W, h Cranberry Plains Hawxhurst Henry W, milk, Cranberry Plains, b do Hayes Edward, laborer, h School n Wilton av Hayes Rosanna, saloon, School n Wilton av, h do Hearn Anna, b 67 Water HEATLEY EROS (Thomas H and James G Heat- le^M, cabinetmakers, upholsterers, i'rencb polishers, and antique furniture and picture restorers, 1 High. See adv page 157 Heatley James G ( Heatley Bros), 1 High Heatley Thomas II, (Heatley Bros), 1 High Heal Michael, laborer, h r lUl Water Hefferman Denis, laborer, h Cliff av Hefferman Thomas, laborer, h Cliff av Heinz Augustus, wool sorter, h River c Cross Hendrick Charles E, fisherman, h f t E \\'ater Hendrick Edward L, b Fort Point rd n Van Zandt av Hendrick Uriah, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Hendrick William B, farmer, h East av n St John av Hendrick William H, farmer, h East av n St John av Hennessey Patrick, laborer, li Cross n R R Henry Grace, widow John, h Summit av Henry Michael, moulder, h Hoyt n Main SO ||in\||Q P OnU Agricultural Implements, lOiJAnVIO & oUll|381 Water St., Bridgreport. 152 NORWALK DIRECTORY. DADTCMC P DIPC ^^ -^^^^ ^*' •'^- ^- sterling uAnlLHu & nluL) Silverware, Latest Designs. Higgins R Lacey, physician, 57 West av, h do HILL EBENEZER J, lumber, 9 Water, h 7 Eln:. See adv under Hill Eugene B, locksmith, h 10 Plymouth av Hill Moses, h 129 Main Hill Susan, widow Asa, h 12 Union pi Hindley William, hardware, 30 Main, h 29 do Hinds Fanny, h 28 East av Hines Lewis C, carpet weaver, 30 Merwin, h do Hitchcock Dexter, physician, West av opp Leonard, h do Hoadley Anna S, widow William, h 5 Belden av Hogan Owen, cigarmaker, h 3 Plymouth av Holdsworth Jane, widow Richard, East av n R R Holdsworth Richard G, East av n R R Holly James M, moulder, h 31 Belden av Holly William, moulder, h 31 Belden av Holmes Elizabeth A, widow Joseph, h 24 Main Holmes George (G & S H Holmes), h 145 Main Holmes George M ( Holmes & Keeler), h 144 Main HOLMES G- & S H (George and Stephen H Holmes), grocers, 13 Main Holmes Henry, h 109 Water Holmes L, widow Harry, h 109 Water Holmes Stephen H (G & S H Holmes), h 150 Main Holmes & Keeler (George M Holmes and Edwin O Keeler), grocers, 11 Wall Holtemann Henry, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Honnecker Daniel G, baker, h 2 Wall Honnecker Frank A, baker, h 2 Wall Honnecker John A, l3aker and intelligence, 2 Wall, h do Hopkins Ellen, h 99 Water Hopson Jesse, carriagemaker, h Hoyt n Main Horning John G, saloon. Rock rd, h do — DEALER IN- Pine, Spruce, Hemlock, Chestnut, Black Walnut, Ash and Whitewood LUMBER, TIIVIBER, Rived and Sawed Shingles, Latbs, Mouldings, &c., &c. 9 WATER STREET, NORWALK, CONN. Lumber delivered to any point by rail or team. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 153 Fm[ST BILimRD TABLES '^e^llZT^o. Horton Gilbert, lockmaker, h 23 Belden av Houston John, laborer, h River c Belden av Howland John H, lockfitter, Fort Pt rd n Osborne av Howard Timothy, laborer, h Cliff Hoyt Aaron H ( A H Hoyt & Co), h 3 Leonard Hoyt Alexander, ship carpenter, h Gregory's Point Hoyt A H & Co (Aaron H Hoyt and Joseph F Rusco), shoes, 37 Wall Hoyt Anne, h Prospect Hill Hoyt Charles R, carpenter, h 3 Union pi Hoyt Charles W (Hcofield & Hoyt), h 16 Belden av Hoyt Edward, machinist, h Cove n Fourtli av Hoyt Edwin G, secretary Norwalk Horse Railway Co, h Prospect Hill Hoyt Eliza, widow Edwin, h 69 Main Hoyt Elizabeth, widow James, h 9 East av Hoyt JNIiss Emily, h 3 Union pi Hoyt Ezra, mason. East av n Van Zandt av, h do Hoyt Francis, hatter, h Cove n First av Hoyt Franklin, oysterman, h Cove n First av Hoyt George E, bookkeeper, h Prospect Hill Hoyt Gould, conductor, h Prospect Hill Hoyt Hannah M, widow Hiram H, h Hoyt n Van Zandt av Hoyt Henry I, pres, h Prospect Hill Hoyt Henry M, carpenter, h 14 Plymouth av Hoyt James E], tinsmith, h 23 Main Hoyt Mrs James E, milliner, 34 Wall, h 24 Beatty Hoyt James M, hatter, Cove c First av Hovt James W L, hatter, h Fisst av HOYT JOHN, telegraph operator, 47 Wall, h 3 Union pi Hoyt Lucy, widow George, h Prospect Hill Hoyt Mary, h State Hoyt Mary, widow, h 8 West av Hoyt Mary A, shirtmaker, h 13 Elm HOYT MONSON, druggist, 21 Main, h 69 Main Hoyt Samuel, h 3 Union pi Hoyt Ward, hatter, h Cove n First av Hubbard Angeline E, widow Hally,h Fourth av Hubbard Harry, laborer, h Fourth av Hubbard Joseph, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Hubbard William V R, hostler, h West av c Beatty SlCUSECHILLEO PLOW CO,, 381 Water SkT 154 NORWALK DIRECTORY. DflniLNo Ql nlLt) Manufrs of Artistic Je^velry. Hubbell Carmine G, clerk post office, h 159 Main Hubbell Elizabeth, widow Moses, h 13 Elm Hubbell Frederick T, clerk, h East av Hubbell Hattie, h 13 Elm Hubbell Horace L, lumber, 8 Water, h 159 Main Hubbell James E, clerk, h Main Hubbell Joseph W, h 8 East av Hubbell Joseph W jr, clerk, h 8 East av Hubbell Lewis, h 159 Main Hubbell Lorenzo, h 136 Main Hubbell Nelson, carpenter, 163 Main, h do Hubbell William, tinsmith, h 29 W Main Hubbs Charles, cutter, h 33 Merwin Hubbs Jo.'in A, clerk, h 33 Merwin Hull Mrs Emma L, h 25 Belden av Hull Samuel, blacksmith, h Cove n 1st av Hunt James O, grocer, 38 Main, h 7 Mott av Hunter George, h 26 France Hurd Joseph, cigarmaker, h 20 Main Hurlbutt A S, pres't Central National Bank, h Westport Hurlbutt John B (Hurlbutt & Relyea), h 133 Main HURLBUTT & RELYEA (John B Hurlbutt and Albert Relyea), lawyers. Gazette building, 34 Wall. See adv under Hutchinson Gardner S (Morison & Hutchinson), h Brooklyn Hyatt Catherine A, h 154 Main Hyatt Charles J, lockmaker, h Cranberry Plains Hyatt Edmond P, laborer, h Cliff Hyatt Edward, shoemaker, h old Westport rd Hyatt Frank T, dentist, 8 West av, h do Hyatt Frederick, hatter, h old Westport rd Hyatt James, clerk, h Adams House HURLBUTT &, HELYEA, Attoi^nej^ and Coun^eloi'^-at-Law GAZETTE BUILDING, NORWALK, CONN. .1. BELDEN HURI^Bl'TT, ALBERT RELYEA. NyT«KY Public. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 155 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Hyatt James W, pres, h Prospect Hill Hyatt John, hatter, h old Westport rd Hyatt John, stonecutter, h 27 Chapel Hyatt Lester, clerk, h Adams House Hyatt Mary A, h 154 Main Hyatt Mary E, h 154 Main Hyatt Susan VV, h 154 Main Hyatt William, laborer, h old Westport rd Hyatt William, laborer, h 23 Knight Hyde Lizette, h 19 Park Hyde Mary, widow Timothy, Riverside av n Belden av Jackson Albert, jeweler, h 7 Union pi Jackson Alfred (A Jackson & Bro), h 7 Washington pi Jackson Alfred A. watchmaker, h 18 Elm Jackson A & Bro (Alfred and Le Grand Jackson), watchmakers, 56 Wall Jackson Edward M, watchmaker, h 18 Elm Jackson John F, carpenter, h Henry n Hoyt Jackson Le Grand (A Jackson & Bro), h 18 Elm Jackson William, salesman, h Adams House Jacobs Jacob, inspector, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt James Maria P, widow William K, h 66 Wall Jamieson Robert, cigarmaker, h Fort Point rd n R R James Charles L, ovsterman, h 2d av JAQUI FREDERICK W JR, stoves, ranges and house-furnishing goods, 48 Wull, h 7 Mott av. See adv page 158 Jarvis John H, farmer, h 181 Main Jelifi" Sarah, widow, h 7 Summer Jennings Caroline, widow William S, h Water n Butler Jennings Edgar A, h 20 Center av Jennings Eldward, hatter. Fort Point rd n East av Jennings Emma, corsetmaker, h 56 Water Jennings Etta, shirtmaker, h 13 Elm Jennings George W, h Merwin n West av Jennings Gould D, inspector of customs, h 27 Camp Jennings Henry, driver, h Winnipauk Jennings James, laborer, h 17 Chapel Jennings Le Grand, oysterman, h Water n Butler Jennings Lucy A, shirt maker, h 13 Elm Jennings Morris, shoemaker, Osborne av n Fort Point rd Jennings Rosalie, shirtmaker, h 13 Elm Jennings Wales R, hatter, h Hoyt n Van Zandt av WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S, S, JARVIS & SON, Hgts. 156 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARIEiS 6 RICE, 20 John Street, N. Y. "Watch and Chronometer Makers. Johnson Alanson E, janitor, h 33 Merwin Johnson Ann, widow James, h 1 Chestnut Johnson James, ship carpenter, h 3d av Johnson James T, inspector, h 3 Summer Johnson John, hostler, h Mechanic Johnson Lewis, lahorer, h River c Belden av Johnson William L, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Johnston Alexander, teacher, h 5 Belden av Jones Eliza, widow, h 21 Park JONES HENRY, grocer, 1st av c Cove, h do Jones Hiram C, cigars, h Van Zandt av c Fort Point rd Jones John De Witt, carriagebuilder, h 12 Main Jones Mary E, widow Hiram, h 30 Chapel Jones Richard, h 9 Camp Jones William H, shoemaker, h Wilton av n School Joyce George S, hatter, h Gregory's Point June Albert P (L R and A P June), h Spring Hill June Charles T, laborer, h Spring Hill June Elaiaretta, widow Theodore, h Spring Hill June Llewellyn, carpet weaver, h Spring Hill June Lewis R (L R & A P June), h Spring Hill June L R & A P (Lewis R and Albert P June), carpet weavers, 34 Water Kasker , lockmaker, h 4th av n Cove Kearney John, laborer, h 7 Leonard Kearney Patrick, mason, h 7 Plymouth av Keating Frederick, hatter, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Keating Patrick, laborer, h ft E Water Keegan John, laborer, h Hovt n Cross Keeler Edwin O (Holmes &'Keeler), h 12 Mott av K.eeler John E, canvasser, h 1 Mott av Keeler Warren, shoemaker, h 1st av n Cove Keeler Oscar H, driver, h 1st av Keena John, grocer, 99 Main, h 17 Leonard Keene William, hatter, h 1st av n Cove Keilbach Peter, machinist, h r 9 Chapel Keith A H, h 41 Knight Keleher Denis, groceries and liquors, 57 Main, h do Kelley Alonzo, liquors, 1 Water, h 9 W Main Kellogg Edward, clerk, h 13 Elm Kellogg Enos (Greenwood, Kellogg & Co), h 13 P]lm Kellogg George, hatter, h 14 Academy Kellogg Henry, carpenter, h head Belden av 75,000 Sfiacuse Chilled Plows in Ihe Field, See page 6. 157 fie 4. 1. BmiWs Soii' Fotteij C®., NORWALK, CONN. WAREHOUSE, 38 PECK SLIP, N. Y. MAOTPACTUREKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OP Stone, Yellow, Rockingham and Brown BOOK, JOB Mm CABD PlIHTINQ Promptly and Neatly Executed at the NORWMK GAZETTE STEAM J®B FtlNTINU ESTAIHSIMENT GAZETTE BUILDING. The Gazette is Published every Tuesday Morning. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER ANNUM. Wholesale and Retail Dealers In CHOICE FAMILY GHOCEHIES FLOUR, PEED, «&c., 35 & 37 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. JACOB WEEKS. SHERMAN STEVENS. HEA.TLY BROTHEKS, Cmbimet Maker Br> Uphoisterers — AND— FRENCH POLISHERS. Antique Furniture, Tapestry and Oil Paintings restored. Bric-a-Brac and articles of vertu valued, bought and sold on commission or otherwise. i imi sTiiiT, loiwMi, con. 158 Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNmS, HEATERS, STOVES, RANGES, Iron, Wooden, Crockery, Glass and China Ware, Refrig- erators, House-Furnishing Goods, &c. Till Rooliifc Sutlers, Smote Jacb, PlnniMiig, Gas Fitting anl General JoMhe, W Exuerleiicei and Comnelenl Hanls. AGENT FOR TERWILLIGER'S SAFES. 48 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN. THE NORWALK HOUR & WESTPORT ADVERTISFR Is published every Saturday Morning, at Norwalk, Conn. During the three months ending Sept. 1st, 1881, its circulation was as follows : Saturday, June 4th, ..... 2,112 Saturday, June 11th, Saturday, June 18th, Saturday, June 25th, Saturday, July 2d, Saturday, July 9th, Saturday, July lOth, Saturday, July 23d, Saturday, July 30th, Saturday, August 6th, Saturday, August 13th, Saturday, August 20th, Saturday, August 27th, 2,184 2,880 2,208 3,366 2,304 2,160 2,088 2,160 2,232 2,256 2,232 2,232 Total, ...... 30,414 Weekly Average, 2,339. We think these figures should convince business men that It is for their interest to advertise in THE HOUR. THE DEfflOGRAT. The most Outspoken Democratic Journal in the State.* The Largest Circulation of any Paper published in Norwalk. The Best Advertising Medium in the County. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. OISTE DOLLi^R PER YEAR. ■ WM. R. PALMER, Editor, Box 149. NORWALK, CONN. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 159 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Kellogg Jarvis, clerk, h 4 Center av Kellogg William A, carpenter, h Riverside av Kellogg William J, hatter, h Cove Kellogg William M, clerk, h Broad River Kelly James, laborer, h r 23 Chapel Kelly John, cigarmaker, h 8 Main Kelly John L, laborer, h 97 Water Kelly Patrick, driver, h Cross n Main Kelly Thomas, laborer, h 97 Water Kemp William S, carpenter, h Fair n Catharine Kendall Calvin H, dentist, 49 Wall, h Ridgefield Kendall John C, physician, 49 Wall, h 152 Main Kennedy Michael, laborer, h r 23 Chapel Kenny Joanna, widow John, h 13 Franklin av Kenny John H, moulder, h 169 Main Kenny Mary J, dressmaker, 169 Main, h do Kent Harvey M, clerk, h 3 Berkley pi Keogh Daniel, corsetmaker, h P^ort Pt rd n R R Keough Mary, widow Michael, h r 23 Chapel Keough Thomas, laborer, h r 23 Chapel Ketcham Theodoras, carpenter, h Fort Point rd c Van Zandt av Keyser Mrs, widow, h old Westport rd Kibble G, h Butler n West av Kiemle Bruno, barber, h R R av n Cross Kilboy John, h 43 Plymouth av Kilboy Thomas, wool scourer, h 44 Plymouth av Kimble Bruno, barber, h n R R King Charles, peddler, h 164 Main Kingsbury William H, cigarmaker, h 21 High Kinlan Barnabas, laborer, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Kinnane James, hatter, h Van Zandt av n Fort Pt rd Kinney Thomas, hatter, h 21 Main Kinsella Joseph, furrier, h Wilton av n School Kinsler Patrick, laborer, h Sticky Plain rd Kissam George, h 25 North av Knapp Charles, laborer, h r 18 Franklin av Kyle Maria, seamstress, h West av n opp Arch Lagan Bridget, widow Michael, h 20 Chapel Lagan John J, hatter, h 20 Chapel Lamb Henry, h 115 Main Lane Albert, stove mounter, h r 9 Chapel The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 10 160 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BftRIENS & RICE, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, ana Key- Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Lane Charles W, machinist, h r 9 Chapel Lane David M, engineer, h Water n Beatty Lane Mary, widow Denis, h r Water n gas works Langdon W G, h Half-Mile Island Lanigan James, carpenter, h r 18 Franklin av Largan Bernard, polisher, h 27 Belden av Lawlor Margaret, widow Martin, grocer, 14 Water Lawlor William, mason, h 15 Franklin av Le Count Charles W, machinist. East av n Shore rd, h do Lee Caleb, shoemaker, h 190 Main Lee Edmund B, carpenter, h 33 W Main Lee Isaac, liquors, 28 Main, h do Lee Jesse S, clerk, h 33 W Main Lee John H, salesman, h 30 Merwin Lee Ying, laundry, 29 Wall, h do Leeds Elizabeth, wadow Gideon, h 13 Franklin av Leeds Joseph H, blacksmith, h 13 Franklin av Leonard Charles T (Charles T Leonard & Son), h 90 Main Leonard Charles T & Son (Charles Tand Francis Leon- ard), coal, 35 Water Leonard Francis ( C T Leonard & Son), h 32 Franklin av Lewis William K, h Lewis n Park L'Homidieu Brothers (James and Richard L'Homidieu), carpenters, Hoyt n Van Zandt L'Homidieu James (L'Homidieu Bros), h Henry n East av L'Homidieu Richard (L'Homidieu Bros), h Henry n East av L'Homidieu Smith, boxmaker, h Henry n Hoyt Limburner William, butcher, h Henry n Hoyt Lineburgh Frederick, laborer, h n New Town av Lineburgh John H, peddler, h n New Town av Lineburgh Lucy, widow Edward, h n New Town av Littell William H, shoemaker, h 21 Chapel Littlejohn John, cutter, h 21 France Lloyd , blacksmith, h Hoyt n Main Lockwood Alva, carpenter, h 17 High Lockwood Buckingham, h 23 North av Lockwood Charles S, tailor, 31 Main, h 30 East av Lockwood Charles W, carriagemaker, h Westport rd Lockw^ood Dorinda, widow William, h 18 Camp Best Goods at Lowest Pfices at S. Jarvis & Son's, 381 Water St. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 161 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. LOCKWOOD E K, annex store, 15 Wall, 5, 10, 15, 20 and 25 cts cash counters. See adv under LOCKWOOD E K, house-furnishing goods, stoves, crockery, etc, 17 Wall, h 41 High. See adv under Lockwood F St John, pres Fairfield County National Bank, h East av n Wall Lockwood Frederick, agent, h 6 Chestnut Lockwood Hall, 9 Wall Lockwood Israel, h 15 Park Lockwood Jane, widow Clark, h 21 Park Lockwood Jolin, carriagemaker, h 27 Main Lockwood Joseph, butcher, h Cove n 4th av Lockwood Julia A, h 1 East av Lockwood Lewis, waterman, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Lockwood ^I D F, h 3 East av Lockwood Mary, h West av opp Arch Lockwood Nelson J, salesman, h 60 West av Lockwood Stephen D. carpenter. Fort Point rd n East av Lockwood William, furniture, 36 Main, h 13 Union pi Lockwood William A, physician, 23 West av, h do Lockwood William B E, pres Norwalk Savings Society, h 23 North av Lockwood William B E jr, h 23 North av Lockwood William F, butcher, h Third av Lockwood William S, h 45 Knight Loomis Charles F, mason, h Cross n Step rd Lounsbury Charles, shoemaker, h Prospect pi Lounsbury Leonard F (Greenwood, Kellogg & Co), h 47 Belden av n Wall St., Norwalk, Conn., — DEALER IN — HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. Ii]iDorterofCMna,Crocl(GiTaiiil(jte. Also Manufacturer of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware. Particular attention given to putting up Furnaces, Ranges, Stoves, Pumps, Sinks, Gutters, Conductors, Tin Roofing and Job Worlv. ALSO ANNEX STORE, 15 WALL ST. Special Bargains on Tw, ide., 15c., 20o., 25c., 60c. and $1.00 Counters. 162 NORWALK DIRECTORY, BARTENS & RICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Lovejoy John, watchman, h 77 Water Low George, clerk, h 17 Leonard Lowe George, h Westport rd Lucy Michael, plumber, h Plattsville av Ludlam William, machinist, h 52 E av Lycett Charles, potter, h Spring Hill Lycett James, potter, h 15 Plymouth av Lycett John, potter, h 15 Plymouth av Lycett John, blacksmith, h Fort Point rd n R R Lyle William D, oysterman, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Lynch Anna, widow Edward, h 25 Leonard Lynch Edward F, express, 5 Main, h 25 Leonard Lynch John, tailor, 12 Knight, h Rock rd Lynch Peter, barber, h Brook c Wall Lynes Charles S, h West av opp Beattj' Lynes Edith R, widow Joseph I, h 24 High Lynes Emily, widow Samuel, h West av opp Beatty Lynes Samuel, h West av opp Beatty Lynes Mrs Samuel, h 57 Wall Lyon Augustus, blacksmith, r 12 Knight, h S Norwalk Lyon Edgar, hat curler, h Hillside n Union pi Lyon Emily, h Merwin n West av Lyon Mehitable, widow Thomas, 11 Union pi Lyons Daniel, laborer. Strawberry Hill rd n East av Lyons James S, hatter, h 46 Knight McBride George W, hatter, h Fourth av McCann William, h 26 Chapel McCammon John L, student, h 26 West av McCarthy James, laborer, h Cross n Main McCarthy Patrick, h Harriet McChesney Abram, hatter, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd McCormack John, painter, h Warren n Grand McCormack William, horseshoer, 111 Main, h 113 Main McCulloch John, gardener, h Butler n West av McDonald John, saloon, 24 Water McDowell Sarah, dressmaker, 31 Wall McEntee Bridget, widow Patrick, h 103 Water McEwen Anna, dressmaker, 9 Main, h do McGann Michael, laborer, h 27 Knight McGinn Edward, hatter, h 23 Chapel McGinn James, coremaker, h 23 Chapel McGlynn John, shoemaker, h France c Adams av lllON nOnOL nMLOi 381 Water St. See page' 6. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 163 TH[ H, W, COLLEIOER CO, BILLIARD TABLES. See Adv. page 86. McKay James, foreman, h 10 N Union av McKenny Joseph, liatter, h 60 Franklin av McKEON FRANCIS, JR, plumber, 7 Water, h Spring Hill. See adv under McKeon Francis J, tailor, 34 Wall, h Spring Hill McKiernan Joseph, engineer, h r 55 Water McJjaughlin John, laborer, h Summit av Mcijaughlin Michael, laborer, h Summit av McLean John A, physician, 13 North av, h do McJjean John W, physician, 13 North av, h do McALann Edward, laborer, h R R av n Cross McNerney Elley, widow Micluiel, h 13 Franklin av McNerney Thomas, hatter, h 13 Franklin av McPherson John, foreman, h 1 Beatty Mc(iuillan James, foreman, h Spring Hill Mc(iuillan Thomas, laborer, h Spring Hill Mc'^uillan William, laborer. Riverside av n Belden av McQuillan William, laborer, h Spring Hill McShery Charles, hatter, h Butler c Pine Island Mahoney Margaret, washing, h 17 Knight Mains John W, foreman, h Hoyt n Van Zandt av Malkin Albert R (J G Gregory & Co), h Main Malkin George, shoefitter, h Center av n Main Malkin Samuel, sup't, h Main n School Mallory Miss, h Adams House Mallory Arthur L, sewing machines, 3 Main, h 104 do Mallory Rebecca, widow James, h 5 East av Malone John, h 42 Center av Mann Charles P], granite cutter, h 56 Main Manning Patrick, laborer, li r Water n gas works MANY CHARLES W, dentist, 3 Main, h 30 North av. See adv page 1G4 MAPLES BRAINARD W, editor and prop Nor- walk Hour and Westport Advertiser, h Westport Marquard Philip, potter, h Fair n Catharine Marshall Thomas, clerk, h West av c Merwdn Martin Nicholas, cigarmaker, h 20 Main Marvin George, salesman, h 30 Camp PRACTICAL PLUIVIBER AND GAS FITTER. Lead and Iron Pipe, Bath Tubs, Boilers. Wash Basins, Water Closets. All kinds of Brass Work. Range Fittings Furnished. Agent for French Ranges and Broilers. 7 WATER STREET. NORWALK. GOI\IN. 164 . NORWALK DIRECTORY. BllliTENS & RICE, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Marvin Henry, h East av n Van Zandt av Marvin James W, h Pine Hill rd Marvin Josiah R, farmer, h Pine Hill rd Marvin William E, farmer, li Calf Pasture, Beach rd Matheis Henry, potter, h 20 Main IMatheis Joseph, saloon, 20 Main, h do Matheis Joseph jr, bartender, h 20 Main Mather Susan, shoefitter, h Cross n Step rd Matthews Emma, widow William, h 30 East av Mead Frederick, baker and confectioner, 30 Wall, h 1 Berkley pi Mead James, h 16 Chapel Mead Jane M, h the Green Mead Sarah L, widow James H, h 16 Chapel INIeeker Aurelius J (A J Meeker & Bro), h 127 Main MEEKER A J & BRO (Aurelius J and Silas B Meeker), coal, 13 Main and E Water n Wall Meeker George R, conductor, h 1 North av Meeker I A, drugs, h 1 North av Meeker Silas B (A J Meeker & Bro), h Westport rd Meindorf Frederick, barber, h 20 Main Merrill Edward, grocer, 25 Wall, h France Merrill Frederick, h 11 High IVIerrill George T, salesman, h France Merrill Homer (Cowles & Merrill), h 10 France Merrill St John, clerk, h New Town av INIerrill Thomas B, h 14 France IMerritt Ephraim M, blacksmith, h 26 Leonard Merritt George W, boarding and painter, 56 Water, h do Merritt James, hatter, h 55 Water Merritt Willis J jr, locksmith, h 26 Leonard Merritt William O, hatter, h East av n Van Zandt av Meseberg William, saloon, 6 Knight, h do Middlebrook George B. h 4 Elm Milard , gardener, h W'olfpit Hill Miller , laborer, h Cranberry Plains Miller Bennett, driver, h 1st av Sio.rg'eorL IDentist, NORWALK, CONN. Office, Oor. of 3ivd:a,in. aand. TTv^all Streets. Nitrous Oxide Gas Administkeed. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 165 HAVE YOU MON[! TO INTO DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Miller Charles E, horseshoer, 8 Knight, h Grand n Catharine Miller George E, sec and treas Norwalk Savings Society, h 47 High Miller John, farmer, h Grand n Catharine Miller Pauline, widow Seth, h 3d av Mills George W, driver, h 1 AV'ater Millspaugh Henry, huckster, h 11 Plymouth av Mitchell Daniel ( W & D Mitchell), h 31 Chapel Mitchell Delia, boarding, h Hoyt n Main Mitchell Henry W, h 22 France MITCHELL F W, real estate broker, 31 Wall, h Blue Mountain. See adv under Mitchell James, auctioneer and real estate agent, Union Market, h Cliff Mitchell John, farrier, h Hoyt n Main Mitchell Richard, clerk, h Prance Mitchell Simon, meat market, h 22 France Mitchell William (W & D Mitchell), h 26 France Mitchell W & D (William and Daniel), meat, 27 Wall Mokley John, moulder, h 67 Water Mokley Michael, h 75 Water Monroe Stephen B, clerk, h 19 School Montgomery James, laborer, h ft E Water Montgomery William E, teller Norwalk Savings Society, h Cross c River Moody Winfield S, pres, h 16 East av Moody Winfield S jr, bookkeeper, h 16 East av Mooney Thomas, butler, h 25 Leonard Moore Henry, moulder, h River n Cross Moore Mary A. h 11 Plymouth av Morehouse Albert, produce, 30 Water, h Merwin c West av OFFICE OF F. ^^r. IVtlTCHELL. REAL ESTATE, AGENCY, 31 Wall Street, JVHtchell's Block, NORWALK, CONN. 166 NORWALK DIRECTORY. T[NS 6 filCE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Designs Furnislaed and Prizes Made for AtMetic Sports. Morehouse Robert N, driver, h 4 Summer Morgan Albert, carpenter, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Morgan Frank, clerk, h 51 Franklin av Morgan George N, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Morgan Hewlett M, hatter, h 34 W Main Morgan Maria, widow Benjamin, h 1 Academy Morgan Tamar, widow Anson, h 17 Franklin av Morison Thomas H (Morison & Hutchinson), h West av opp Arch Morison & Hutchinson (Thomas H Morison and Gard- ner S Hutchinson), shirts, Merwin n West av Morrell Daniel P, carpenter, h Van Zandt av n Fort Ptrd Morris James J, clerk, h Hoyt n Main Morris Martin, tailor, 13 Main, h do MORRISON JOHN, liquors and billiards, 20 Wall, h 36 Wall Morrissey Mary, widow Thomas, h f t E Water Mosher Henry C, machinist, h 4 North Union av Mosman Abner G, h 25 Elm Moudlin George, weaver, h Sticky Plain Muckridge Anna, widow Abraham, h 31 Merwin Muckridge Edward L, h 31 Merwin Muckridge George J, clerk, h 31 Merwin Mulligan Frank, stonecutter, h 15 Water Mulligan Michael, furrier, h Hoyt n Cross Mulligan Patrick, laborer, h Hoyt n Cross Mullin William, hatter, h 7 Franklin av Mulverhill James, laborer, h 4 Union av Mumford Anna, widow George, h 19 River Mumford Oliver R, printer, h 19 River Munger Charles C ( Folwell & Munger), h 32 W Main Murphy Ellen, h 9 School Murphy John E, laborer, h 21 Main Murphy John E jr, hatter, h 21 Main Murphy Timothy, laborer, h 101 Water Murray Bridget, widow John, h R R av n Cross Murray Charles, painter, h 22 Center av Murray Charles F, salesman, h 27 Main Murray Elizabeth, widow John F, h 27 Main Murray Michael, mason, 22 Franklin av, h do Nash Cornelius M, laborer, h 18 Franklin av Nash Daniel C, clerk, h 32 North av SO lADlflO P COM Hardware Merchants, I Oi JAnVIO & oUlli 381 Water St., Bridgeport. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 167 T[][COLlEND[r^A^Bi"^'i?/68B[oate|,ll,y. Nash Eliza A, widow David, 9 Union pi Nash George, fish, h 5 Mott av Nash William, ice, h Fair n Catharine Nash William H, painter, h 28 Plymouth av Nash William R, bookkeeper, h 193 Main National Bank of Norwalk (The ), 51 Wall Nelson David S, candymaker, h Fair n Catharine Nelson Edward, carriagemaker, h 45 Main Nelson John E, wheelwright, Leonard n Water, h 45 Main Nelson Thomas, tobacco stripper, h Fair n Catharine Nesbett Richard, laborer, h Spring Hill Nester John, hatter, h 7 Plymouth av Nester Peter, potter, h 36 Plymouth av Newcomb Daniel A, farmer, h 10 W Main Newcomb William B, clerk, h Westport rd Newell Samuel, driver, h 23 High Newkirk James C, grocer, h Lewis n Park Newkirk James C jr, h Lewis n Park Newman Albert H, clerk, h 20 Camp Neylon Daniel, laborer, h River n Wall Nichols Rev George W, h 36 West av Nickerson Alonzo ( Nickerson & AN'ilson), h 31 Chapel Nickerson Jasper P ( Raymond & Nickerson), h 30 W Main Nickerson Richard, machinist, h 22 Beatty Nickerson Sheldon, clerk, h 37 Beatty Nickerson & Wilson (Alonzo Nickerson and Sterling Wilson ), carpenters, 4 Wall Nixon Jane, widow Edward, h Spring Hill Nolan Robert G, physician, 75 Wall, h do Noonan Michael, coachman, h West av opp Beatty Norris William, cigarmaker, h 33 Leonard NORTH G S, photographer, 41 and 43 Washington, S Norwalk, h 60 West av. See adv front cover and page 168 North Mary, widow George, h 60 West av Northrop Eli, shoemaker, h Westport rd Northrop George L, painter, h 3 Plymouth av Northrup James, painter, h River n Cross Northrup Mary L, dressmaker, 40 Wall, h do NORWALK FIRE INSURANCE CO, 45 Wall Norwalk Gas Light Co, 18 Wall Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. S, S. JABVIS 6 168 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARTENS 6 RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. NORWALK GAZETTE, Gazette building, 34 Wall. See adv page 157 Noiwalk Horse Railway Co, 10 Wall NORWALK HOUR AND WESTPORT AD- VERTISER (weekly), Brainard W Maples, editor and prop, 13 Water. See adv page 158 Norwalk Library Corporation (Tlie), 18 Wall NORWALK OPERA HOUSE, 39 Wall, S K Stan- ley, manager. See adv page 175 Norwalk Savings Society, 44 Wall O'Beirne Michael, laborer, li Spring Hill O'Brien James, stone yard, Water c R R, h Grant c Johnson O'Brien James E, cigarmaker, h 33 Center av O'Brien Michael, laborer, h 33 Center av O'Brien Peter F, cigarmaker, h 33 Center av O'Brien William, laborer, h 7 School O'Connor Michael, mason, h 2 Brook Odell Maria .1, widow George M, h Sticky Plain rd Odell Silas, hatter, h 1st av O'Donnell John, moulder, h 12 Franklin av O'Donough Michael, laborer, h r 23 Chapel Oliver George, butcher, h R R av n Cross Olmstead Aaron, carpenter, h Cranberry Plains OLMSTEAD CHARLES, post master, 45 Wall, h 13 N Union av Olmstead George H, clerk, h East av n St John av Olmstead Horace, clerk, h 13 North Union av Olmstead Samuel E (S E Olmstead & Co), vice-pres't Norwalk Savings Society, and treas Norwalk Fire Ins Co, h 35 High Olmstead Silas, hatter, h Cranberry Plains Olmstead Stephen, h 14 Mott av c^^.'^^cyl'c^^A^M, "4 ^^^2^ WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 169 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, F ricigeport See Adv. page 4. Olmstead S E & Co (Samuel E Olmstead and Clarence B Coolidge), iron founders, 3 to 23 Mechanic Olmstead William R, salesman, h Adams House Olsen Theodore, clerk, h Spring Hill O'Neill Maria, widow Thomas, h Reynolds n Fort Point rd O'Reilly Edward, laborer, h 38 Center av O'Rorke Mary, h r Water n gas works Osborn Laura, widow James, h n Cliff Osborn L F, machiniBt, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Osborn Rev Thomas G, h 23 Merwin Osborn Thomas S, carpenter, h 23 Merwin Osborne CJharles F, h 18 East av Osborne Clark H, mason, Osborne av n St John av Osborne Rufus R ( Hanford & Osborne), h Osborne av n Fort Point rd Osborne Solomon E, mason, East av n St John av, h do Osborne Wallace, mason, Osborne av n Fort Point rd Osterbanks AVilliam, clerk, h 168 Main Otis John, laborer, h 5 School Owens Charles A, painter, h 31 Wall PALMER WILLIAM R, publisher, 34 Wall, h Westport Pardee Darius, miller, h Cannon n New Town av Parker Ezra H, sec and sup't Water Board, 18 Wall, h 11 Belden av Parker George W, potter, h Wilton av School Parmele Richard H, h Shore rd Parsells Pierre A, shoes, h France n Adams av Particle George S, farmer, h 11 Belden av Patrick John A, driver, h Cranberry Plains Patrick Julius F, housemover. Cranberry Plains, h do Patrick William E, shoemaker, h Fair n Catharine Peck Samuel, Fort Point rd n ( )sborne av Peck Solomon, captain, h 174 Main Peck Thomas L, bookkeeper, h 14 East av Peck William, Fort Point rd n Osborne av Peckham John C. clothier, 51 Main, h 143 Main Peckwell John F, harnessmaker, h 1 Water Pendleton Catherine W, widow A P, h East av n St John av Penoyer Laura, widow Samuel, h 26 Merwin Perry P>ank W (Perry & Birdsall), h 19 Elm 170 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BMiS & [1IC[ Silver-ware, Latest Designs. Perry John, blacksmith, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Perry John H (Woodward & Perry), li Southport Perry Sarah, widow Robert N, h 22 Merwin PERRY & BIRDSALL (Frank W Perry and Ben- jamin F Birdsall), lawyers, Gazette Building, 34 Wall See adv page Persons Andrew J, hatter, h 84 Water Persons Mary, widow Daniel H, h Water opp Beatty Petrenz Theodore, teas, h East av n Van Zandt av Petrie Elizabeth, widow James, h r Prospect pi Phelan Michael, mason, h 15 Wall Phillips John J, sailmaker, h 33 Main Phillips William C, barber, h 4th av Phillips William H, laborer, h Leonard n Main PHINNEY LORENZO N, physician, 62 Wall, h do Pike George W, shoemaker, h Springwood Pinkney Hobart, teacher, h 11 North Union av Pinkney James W, h 11 North Union av Pinkney Stephen, carpenter, 11 High, h do PLATT CHAUNCEY C, boot and shoe maker, 5 Main, h do Piatt Rufus, painter, h Spring Hill Pod more Robert, weaver, h 12 Main Pomeroy Armsted M, U S N, h 1 Academy Post Mary, widow, h 19 Knight POST OFFICE, Charles Olmstead, postmaster, 45 Wall Potter Joseph M, pianos and organs, 39 Wall, h Camp n North av Potter Lewis E, clothier, h 40 Wall Potter Luther S, h Camp n North av Powell James, moulder, h River n Cross Powell Joseph, cigarmaker, Osborne av n St John av Powell Thomas, laborer, h 7 Leonard Powell Thomas, laborer, h River n Cross Poyvez Claude, shoemaker, h Spring Hill Poyvez Edward, shoemaker, h Spring Hill Poyvez Henry, shoemaker, h Fort Pt rd n R R Pratt David M, carpenter, 5 Union pi, h do Price E Benedict, salesman, h 37 High Price Edgar T, h 43 West av Price Henry P, bookkeeper, h 43 West av Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 171 FIST BILLIARD TABLES 'IJllZT^e^ Price Piatt, carpenter, 4 Wall, h 43 West av Prowitt Henry M, East av n R R Prowitt John T, hardware, 47 Main, h 10 Union ])1 Pryor, Bell & Co (Jasper Pryor, Thomas D Bell and Conrad Staab), tailors, 1 Main Pryor George, laborer, h Step rd Pryor Jasper (Pryor, Bell & (-o), h Spring Hill Pryor William, carpenter, h Fair n Wilton av Quinlan Ella, operative, h 4 Franklin av Quinlan John, gardener, h 4 Franklin av Quinlan Mary, dressmaker, h 4 Franklin av Quinn Ann, widow William, h River n Wall Quintard Charles A, bookkeeper, h 158 Main Quintard Elizabeth C, widow Charles, h Warren n Fair Quintard Evert, h 148 Main Quintard Francis E (E Quintard 's Son), h 14G Main Quintard Fred, shoemaker, h 146 Main Quintard John H, farmer, h old Westport rd Quintard Lydia E, widow William, h 143 Main Quintard William E, undertaker, 4 Knight, h 143 Main Quintard's E Son (Francis E Quintard), furniture, 2 Knight Rady Eugene, cigarmaker, h 60 Franklin av Randall jehial S, grocer, Van Zandt av c Hoyt, h do Randle Henry C, hatter, h 6 Beatty Randolph Sarah A, widow Warren, h Elizabeth c Center av Ratchford Michael, saloon, 8 Main, h do Raymond , widow, h Wolfpit Hill Raymond Alden G, gravel roofing, 78 Main, h do Raymond Benjamin F, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Raymond Charles B, hatter, h Pine Hill rd Raymond (!harles F, h 41 Knight Raymond Edward A, peddler, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Raymond Frederick B, agent, h 10 Union pi Raymond George A, farmer, h Pine Hill rd Raymond George H, salesman, h 7 W Main Raymond George H, undertaker, 53 Main, h 17 School Raymond George W (Raymond & Nickerson), h 15 Union av RAYMOND JOHN F, deputy sheriff, office 49 Wall, h E Nor walk Raymond Mary, widow Elbert, h 55 Main 'WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S, S, JARVIS & SON, Agts, 172 NORWALK DIRECTORY. UHll I lNu & nluh) Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. Raymond Oscar, farmer, East av n St John av Raymond Rebecca A, widow Ward, h 9 Chapel Raymond Rufus E, farmer, h Gregory's Point rd RAYMOND & NICKERSON (George W Raymond and Jasper P Nickerson), grocers, 9 Main. See adv under Readman Bros (Francis E and John B Readman), pho- tographers, 34 Wall Readman Francis E (Readman Bros), h Spring Hill Readman John B (Readman Bros), h Adams House Reagan Michael, laborer, h Cross n R R Reed James, h Prospect Hill Reeve Henry H, blacksmith, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Reilly James, clerk, h 67 Water Relyea Albert (Hurlbutt & Relyea), h Westport Remson Bros (John and Charles Remson), milk, Cliflf Remson Carman, oysterman. Fort Point rd n East av Remson Charles (Remson Bros), h Cliff Remson John (Remson Bros), h Cliff Remson Silas, mason, h 1st av Requa Nathaniel, salesman, h Adams House Reynolds Bernard, laborer, h r 101 Water Reynolds f^aroline, h Rock rd Reynolds Charles A, carpenter. Cranberry Plains, h do Reynolds Charles E, oysterman, h Cove Reynolds Jacob, farmer, Fort Point rd n R R Reynolds Mary, h Rock rd Reynolds William, oysterman, h Reynolds n Fort Point road Rice , widow, h Westport rd Rice George H, picture frames, 13 Water, h Step rd Rice Joseph T, shoemaker, 12 Water, h 16 Leonard Richmond Samuel H, patternmaker, h Summit av Rickbeck Harriet, widow, h r 15 Beatty RAYMOND & NICKERSON, — DEALEBS IN — CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, Flour, Feed, Hay and Straw, Foreign and Domestic Fruit, No. 9 ]Mi^IN STREET, NORWALK, CONN. G. W. Raymond. J. P. Nickerson. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 173 HMlOUMOiFlTOTOT? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Rider Fanny, widow Charles, h 17 Franklin av Rider John B, oysterman, Fort Point rd n Osborne av Ritch Gilbert M, cabinetmaker, 26 Water, h 85 do Ritch Ralph, butcher, h 27 W Main Roberts Frank, engineer, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Roberts Nathan, oysterman, h Shore rd Robertson Benjamin, sailmaker, h Hoyt n Henry Robertson Miles, laborer, h North av n France Roche Thomas, laborer, h 33 Water Rockwell Frederick C, shoes, h 28 Camp Rockwell Jehial G, blacksmith, ft Brook, h 21 High Rogers Charles W, ticket agent, 47 Wall, h Adams House Rogers Eunice W, widow Henry, h 34 E av Rogers Henry (Comstock Bros), h New Canaan Rogers Mary, corsetmaker, h 56 Water Rogers Peter B, mill hand, h 47 Belden av Rooney John, hatter, h Harriet Root , h 10 Beatty Rose David, grocer and meat market, h Hoyt Rose Israel M, h 45 Center av Rose John, h 15 Plymouth av Ross William, oysterman, Van Zandt av n Hoyt Rowley Maria, widow, h 5 School Rubey Samuel T, coachsmith, Cranberry Plains, h do Rupp Eliza, widow John, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Rusco Jeremiah B, fireman, h River cor Cross Rusco Samuel I, driver, h 2 Summer Ruscoe Charles E, clerk, h 32 France Ruscoe Joseph F ( A H Hoyt & Co ), h Westport rd Ruscoe Michael, farmer, h Westport rd Russell James, shoemaker, h Sticky Plain rd Russell Rev John, h 17 West av Ryan Bridget, widow James, h r 23 Chapel Ryan James B, music, h 23 Belden av Ryan Patrick, laborer, h Cross n Main Ryan Thomas, laborer, East av n St John av Ryan William, laborer, h ft E Water St George Alexander, shoemaker, h 70 Main St John Adeline A, widow Sylvester, h Cliff St John Augustus, mariner, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd St John Antoinette, widow William B, h New Town av St John Charles, laborer, h 28 Main WOOD'S [nclosed Gea[ Mower, S. S. Jarvis «& Son, 381 Water St 174 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BllRTENS & RICE, 20 John Street, N. Y. "Watch and Chronometer Makers. St John Charles E, h 79 Main St John Eleanor F, widow Charles C, h East av n Shore rd St John Esther A, h 6 France St John Frances S (Misses St John), h 15 Elm St John George, carpenter, h Cliff St John George B, collector and secretary Norwalk Gas Light Co, h Knight c North av St John Jesup R, h Clifl" St John Lewis, machinist, h 13 Elm St John Louisa, fancy goods, h 15 Elm St John Nellie, shirtmaker, h 13 Elm St John Oscar, mariner, h Hoyt St John M Louise (The Misses St John), h 15 Elm St John Mary B, widow, h 15 Elm St John Misses (M Louise and Frances S St John), millinery and fancy goods, 33 Main St John Sarah F, fancy goods, h 15 Elm St John Stephen, foreman, h Cannon n Betts' mill St John William, h 175 Main St Mary's R C School, Chapel n West av Sage Franklin, lawyer, h Henry n East av Sandford Rev Frederick, h 21 East av Sandman H, optician, 31 Wall, h 30 Main Sanford Thomas L, carpenter, h 49 Franklin av Saunders Charles, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Saunders Charles jr, h Cranberry Plains Schlenker William C, hatter, h Cranberry Plains Schlitt Frederick, cigarmaker, h First av Schultz Christopher, farmer, h Third av Schultzky Frederick, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Scofield Cyrus J, driver, li 7 Water Scofield Edward, clerk, h 45 Main Scofield George R (0 K Scofield & Co), h 14 Center av Scofield James, milk. New Town av, h do Scofield James J (Scofield & Hoyt), h 16 Belden av Scofield Mary A, h 30 W Main Scofield Orrin K (0 K Scofield & Co), h 167 Main SCOFIELD O K & CO (Orrin K and George R Scofield), grocers, 167 Main Scofield Walter L, bookkeeper, h 14 Center av Scofield Walter T, bookkeeper, h Main Scofield William H, lockmaker. Fort Pt rd n East av S. S, JARVIS & IRON AGE CULTIVATOES, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. 175 NORWALK, CONN. 6^. K. STANLEY, Manager. The Norwalk Opera House is centrally located in the city of Norwalk (adjoining the Post Office), about 11 miles from South Norwalk depot. Street cars leave depot every few minutes. Population of city, 15,000. Seating capacity of Opera House, 900. Comfortable Dressing-Rooms, Drop and Act Curtains, Twelve Sets of Scenes, Sunken Foot-Lights, and all modern improvements. fi®"" Stars and Combinations will find this art advisable place to stop on the Eastern Route, and will be treated with on Liberal Terms. MUSIC SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. BURR KNAPP & B. A. WOODWARD, Proprietors. F. M. KNAPP, Manager. This new and commodious Hall, [seating 1075 persons,] is now in complete order, with full set of scenery, foot and bor- der lights, water, &c. Rent of Hall, with Attaches and License, $35 per Night. Ten Balcony Tickets reserved for proprietors. First-class com- binations taken on liberal sharing terms. Among the many first-class attractions taken by the management are Clara Louise Kellogg, Kate Claxton, Berger Family, Sol Smith Russell, Frank Mayo, and others. 176 B. F. LIBBT, President. E. BEARD, Sec'y and Treas. NORWALK LOCK CO., MANUFACTURERS OF DOOR LOCKS & LATCHES Padlocks and Knobs, Ornamental Bronze and other Builders' Hardware, so"cra:x3: 3:^^o:E^"T77■-^IL-:EZ, CONNECTICUT, U. S. A. NEW YORK OFFICE : 82 Chambers St. IIW vvip SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Steam Pumps, Air Compressers, Friction Hoisting Engines, Vacuum Pumps and Condensers, General Machinery, Steam Engines. Capacity to Bore Cylinders 110 inches in Diameter, and Turn Ply Wheels of 24 feet. Awarded the Highest Premiums at the Centennial, Also at Vienna, Paris, New York, Boston, Baltimore, Springfield, and numerous State and County Fairs. PRACTICAL STEAM AND CAS FITTER, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 177 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. SCOFIELD & HOYT (James J Scofield and Charles W Hoyt), dry goods, 29 Main Scott Harriet F, dressmaker, 43 Main, h do Scribner Frederick, laborer, li 7 North av Secor Gilbert W, freight agent, h 186 Main Seiler Joseph, watchman, h r Prospect pi SELLECK ANDREW, bookseller and stationer, 49 Wall, h 13 Mott, See adv under Selleck Brothers (George W, Isaac jr, and Henry S Sel- leck), grocers, 14 Wall Selleck Charles I, clerk, h Water n Merwin Selleck Charles M, rector St Paul's Church, h 21 East av Selleck Frank, h Water n Merwin Selleck George W (Selleck Brothers), h 18 Merwin Selleck George Ward, grocer, 18 Wall, h 31 East av Selleck Henry K, town clerk, h Berkley pi Selleck Henry S (Selleck Brothers), h Union pi n Franklin av Selleck Isaac, Osborne av n St John av Selleck Isaac jr (Selleck Brothers) h Water n Merwin Selleck Jesse, shoemaker, h 21 River Selleck John W F, waiter, h North Union av opp Ceme- tery Selleck Marv A, widow Henry, h 31 East av Selleck Mary E, h 31 East av Selleck Phebe, widow H^nry, h 5 Mott av Selleck Theodore, h 31 East av Selleck William H, coachman, h North Union av opp Cemetery Selectmen's office, 44 Wall Seymour Almira L, widow Samuel, Riverside av n Bel- den av Seymour Arthur L, hatter, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Seymour Edward, carriagemaker, 12 Knight, h Westav Seymour Henry L, carpenter & boarding. Van Zandt av n Hoyt, h do Seymour John, locksmith, h 11 High Seymour John S, lawyer, 44 Wall, h 128 Main Seymour Martha, widow James, h 129 Main Seymour Oscar, moulder, h Reynolds n Fort Point rd Bookseller, Stationer, and Fancy Goods, 49 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN. 11 178 NORWALK DIRECTORY. B11RT[NS & RICE, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, and Key-Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Seymour Richard, plasterer, h Prospect Hill Seymour Robert A, shoemaker, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Seymour William, tinsmith, h W Main n Main Seitz Ferdinand A, tinner, h 9 Chapel Shannon Edward, coachman, h Cross n Main Shannon Owen, laborer, h Hoyt n Cross Shaw George N, teas, 10 Main, h Hoyt n Main Shea Elizabeth, h 26 Chapel Shea James J, harnessmaker, h 26 Chapel Sheehan Catharine, widow William, h 103 Water Sheehan Daniel, farmer, h Rock rd Sheehan James, bartender, h Fair Sheehan Mary E, operator, h 25 Plymouth av Sheehan Neil, spinner, h 25 Plymouth av Sheehan Patrick, laborer, h 39 Center av Sheehan Patrick F (Patrick F Sheehan & Co), h 25 Plymouth av Sheehan Patrick F & Co ( Patrick F Sheehan and James H Boyle), cigars, 18 Water Sheehan William, cigarmaker, h 25 Plymouth Sheehan William H, cigarmaker, h 25 Plymouth Sheffield , clerk, h Mott av Sheffield Herbert T, teller Central National Bank, h 4 Union pi Sheldon Warren, mason, h Cranberry Plains Sheldon William, mason, h Milton av n School Shepherd John, carriagemaker, Cranberry Plains, h Prospect Hill n West av Shepherd Joseph, confectioner, 7 Wall, h do Sheridan Ellen, widow William, h ft East Water Sheridan Philip, grocer, 5 Water, h 67 do Sherwin Jesse, shoemaker, h New Town av Sherwood Albert N, shoe cutter, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Sherwood Daniel B, laborer, h 1st av Sherwood Edwin R (J Sherwood & Son, and Sherwood & Co), h 20 Camp Sherwood Elizabeth, dressmaker, 1st av, h do Sherwood Frank B, fireman, h ft East Water Sherwood George B, shoemaker, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Sherwood James (J Sherwood & Son, and Sherwood & Co), h 20 Camp S. S, JARVIS & Agricultural Implemeuts, 381 Water St., Bridgeport. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 179 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Sherwood John, shoefinisher, h Prospect Hill SHERWOOD J & SON (James and Edwin R Sher- wood ), clothiers and men's furnishing goods, 41 Main See adv under Sherwood Lewis, laborer, li 1st av Sherwood Silas, clerk, h 38 Wall Sherwood AVilliam H, carman, li 38 Wall SHERWOOD & CO (James and Edwin Sherwood), clothiers, 40 Wall See adv under Shields Bernard, laborer, h 14 Water Sholes Mary A, widow Sanford W, r 1st av n Cove Shumway Lucretia, widow Charles, h 4 Merwin Shutz Louisa, widow Louis, h r 9 Chapel Silcox Lorenzo, oysterman, h Shore rd Silcox William, carpenter, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Simons Charles, machinist, h Henry n Hoyt Sims Dan H, cigars, 5 Main, h 7 Wall Skidmore Joseph, painter, h Water opp Beatty Slattery Patrick, barber, 4 Main Slauson Arthur B, finisher, h Sticky Plain rd Slauson Howard, hatter, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Slauson John W, shoemaker, h 33 Main Slauson Julian B, straw hat bleacher, 33 Main, h do Slauson Mary J, milliner, 33 Main, h do Slauson William, cartman, h Sticky Plain rd Sloan Nicliolas, shoemaker, h W Main n Main Sloane Edgar N, clerk, h Main n West Main Smith Alfred, weaver, h 12 Main Smith Alice J, dressmaker, h Cross n Step rd Smith Alonzo W, hatter, h Henry n East av Smith Ann M, widow Asa, h 14 East av Smith Asa, treas A E Smith's Sons' Pottery Co, h 12 East av Smith Burr, collecter, h 3 W Main NEW VORi: CLOIHIHS BOUSE, il UAIN STREET, AND 40 WALL STREET, NORWALK, CONN. CLOTHING, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks and Traveling Bags. Wholesale and Retail. J. SHERWOOD & SON, - - . . Proprietors. 180 NORWALK DIRECTORY. fiHRTEllS 6 RICE, 20 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Smith Charles, farmer, h Pine Hill rd Smith Charles H, shoemaker, h New Town av Smith Charles J, painter, h Catharine n Fair Smith Charles W, hatter, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Smith Clarence W, h West av n Chapel Smith Edmund B, farmer, East av n St John av Smith Edward, hatter. Fort Point rd n Osborne av Smith Elbert W, sec A E Smith's Sons' Pottery Co, h 5 Summer Smith Elizabeth, widow Thomas, h Catharine n Fair Smith Emily, widow Henry, h Maple av n East av Smith Ephraim, h East av c Van Zandt av Smith Eunice, widow Henry B, h ft E Water Smith Ferdinand B, dry goods, 42 Wall, h Arch c West av Smith Frederick L, hatter, Fort Point rd n East av Smith George, carpenter, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Smith George G, h 25 North av Smith George W, clerk, h Spring Hill Smith George W, wool sorter, h 8 Chestnut Smith Hanford, h River n Cross Smith Harriet F Talcut, h 11 Summer Smith Henry, laborer, h Reynolds n Fort Point rd Smith Henry W, h 6 Chestnut Smith Herbert R, student, h West av n Chapel Smith Howard H, pres A E Smith's Sons' Pottery Co, h Brooklyn Smith Isaac, laborer, h 7 Plymouth av Smith J Lewis, machine agent, h Adams House Smith Rev James H, h Spring Hill Smith Jane, widow John, East av n St John av Smith Jane, widow William F, h Cranberry Plains Smith John, cigarmaker, h Hoyt n Main Smith Jolm H, boatman, h ft E Water Smith John T, painter, h Catharine n Fair Smith John W, clerk, h 16 l)elden av Smith i.auritz M, turner, h East av n Van Zandt av Smith ]Mari;i, widow James, h 34 Main Smith JNIary, widow David, h Clifi" Smith Mary, widow Owen, h Cross n Main Smith Mary, widow Stephen, h 21 W Main Smith Morgan T, h 9 Park Smith Oscar, h Pine Hill rd Smith Peter, laborer, h 6 Brook H11R01RE6CUTLERIAT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 181 TH[ H, W, COlLEMDEe CO, ^'i^i'tf^ ^^f%T Smith Philip N, bookkeeper, h the Green Smith Samuel, oysterman, h Fourth av n Cove Smith Stephen H, h New Town av Smith Theodore, machinist, h o Chapel Smith Theodore E (Arnold & (-o), h 30 Camp Smith Mrs Theodore, widow, h 19 France Smith Thomas B, oysterman, Osborne av n Fort Pt rd Smith William, hostler, h 17 River Smith AMlliam D, h 25 North av Smith William H (W H Smith & Co), h 5 State Smith William K, lawyer, 56 Wall, h West av n Chapel SMITH W H «& CO (William H Smith and George W AVhite), hardware, 15 and 17 Water. See adv under SMITH'S A E SONS POTTERY CO, E Water c Wall. See adv page 157 Soper Montroville B, oysterman, h Henry n Floyt Southard Harriet, widow George, h 9 Beatty Spencer John, watchmaker, 3 Main, h Belden av n River Spillane -Jeremiah, laborer, h 15 Leonard Spiro Solomon, clothier, h Hoyt n Main Springsteen Theresa, h 25 Knight Squire Charles, mason, 14 Union av, h do Staab Conrad (Pryor, Bell & Co), h Hoyt n Main Stabel John, moulder, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Stamford and Norwalk Telephone Co, 44 Wall Stanley Stephen, h 142 Main STANLEY S K, cigar manufacturer, 5 Main, news, stationer and agent Adams Express, 43 Wall, h 142 Main. See adv page 182 Stanton Henry M, hatter, h 27 Beatty Stanton Noel B, hatter, h 25 Beatty Staples George A, moulder, h 76 Water W. H. SMITH & CO., IRON AND STEEL, Carriage Makers' and Builiiers' Supplies', Asriciiltural Implement!?, Doors, Sash and Blinds, Paints, Oils, Glass, Fertilizers, ' 53 WASHINGTON STREET. COR. MAIN. SOUTH NORWALK. Meat, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Lamb and Poultry liT SE-A-sonsr. VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 207 FIST BILimilD TABLES 'le^ll.T^f'fe. Durand A S, salesman, h 39 Washington Durand Samuel S, butcher, 36 Washington, h 39 do Durand Samuel S jr, butcher, 50 Main h Warwick Hotel Dyer Benjamin M, driver, h 3 Haviland Earle Charles, hatter, h 122 West av Earle Thomas, foreman, h Water n Washington Egan Edward, laborer, h S])ring n depot Egbert Barzilla, oysterman, h 15 Elizabeth Eldred Benjamin, driver, h Woodward av n Meadow Eldridge E D, shotcutter, h 3 Haviland Elliott Edward, engineer, h Main ext Ellis Augustus, machinist, h Lowe n Bouton ELY DUDLEY P, pres First National Bank, pres South Norwalk Savings Bank, and pres Norwalk Gas Light Co, h 83 W.ishington Erickson Erick, ]al)orer, li Springwood Fahn Joanna, widow Micliael, h Pine n R R FAIRFIELD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 65 Washington Fallon John, mason, h Cedar n West av Fancher Mrs Anna, boarding, 3 Haviland Fancher Darius, news, 89 Main, h 3 Haviland Fancher Edgar, machinist, h 18 Monroe Fancher Francis B, florist, Ann n Main Fancher Thomas, engineer, h 18 Monroe Farnum John, hatter, h Warwick Hotel Farrell Edward, laborer, h 17 Pine Farrell Edward, laborer, h 42 Spring Farrell Frederick, gardener, h 68 Washington Farrell James, gardener, h 42 Spring Farrell Joseph E (McCarty & Farrell), Graniteville Farrington Edward, porter, h Mahackemo Hotel Fenner William, hatter, h 9 Ann Fenton John H, hatter, h 127 Main Feoy John, laundry, 51 Washington Ferguson John M, shoemaker, h 28 Water Ferris Charles, clerk, h 6 Henry Ferris Charles E, bookkeeper, h 16 Elizabeth Ferris Francis, bookkeeper, h 51 West FERRIS GEORGE H, hardware, 45 Washington, h 137 Main Ferris John, h 11 P]lizabeth Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. 208 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. IjflnlLNo & nlLt) Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. FERRIS JOHN H, coal, lime, cement, etc, ft Wash- ington, h 6 Bay View av Ferris Stephen G, hatter, h 118 West av Ferris Susan, widow Wilham, h 51 West Finch Horatio, hatter, h INIeadow n Woodward av Finch Mary A, widow James, h Meadow n Woodward avenue Finnegan Ann, widow Luke, h 10 Wood Finnegan Michael, painter, h 10 Wood Finnegan Richard, h Germania Hotel Finnigan Francis, hatter, h 17 Haviland FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION OF LON- DON, W S Han ford, agent, 40 Main FIRT^.MEN'S FUND INSURANCE CO OF CALIFORNIA, W S Hanford, agent, 40 Main FIRST NATIONAL BANK ( THE ), 75 Washing- ton. See adv front cover and under Fischer Ernest, foreman, h Germania Hotel Fitch Henry R, lumber, ft Water, h 126 Main Fitch Mary, widow Edwin, h 98 Washington Fitch William E, boxmaker. Water n R R, h 35 Main Fitzgibbons James, laborer, h Chapel n turnpike Flanigan Patrick, hatter, h Mahackemo Hotel Flynn James, mason and ales. Pine Island, h do Flynn Jane, widow James, h 7 Haviland Folker William, hatter, h 3 Haviland Foote Leander P, hats, 50 Washington, h 7 Franklin Foote William C, student, h 110 Main Fox Francis W, tinsmith, h Spring wood Fox Henry, hatter, h Tolles n Water FRANCISCO H, hotel, Washington c Main Free Reading Room, 83 Main Freitcag William, h Germania Hotel OF SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Established 18P4. Capital, ^200,000. S-a.rplvi.s, $-45,000. DUDLEY P. ELY, Pres't. J. J. MILLARD, CasMer. Directors : DUDLEY P. ELY, E K. LOCKWOOD, A. SOLMANS, W. 8. HANFORD, D. F. BENEDICT, JOHN DINGEE. Vacancy. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 209 HlllE!OUMOiE!TOIflV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Frisbie Augustus L, cashier, h 6 Chapel Froeb Henry G (Michel & Froeb), h 151 Main Fuller Andrew (J R Raymond & Co), h 9 Chestnut Fuller Benjamin, engineer, h 22 Monroe Gangvvere Charles, cigarmaker, h 15 Day Ganung Henry S, harnessmaker, h Lowe Gardella G, ice cream, h Springwood Garrigan Michael, laborer, h 26 Water Gates Amos, curler, h Elm Grove Gates Arthur, hatter, h 12 Marshall Gates Samuel, hatter, h 18 Concord Gednev David H, h Springwood GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE COM- PANY, OF NEW YORK, W. S. Hanford, agent, 40 Main GERMANIA HOTEL, George Schaub, proprietor, R R Place cor Clay Gerrish George, hatter, h 75 Washington Gibbs F W, student, h Ann Gilbert Al)raham, shoemaker. Summit n High Gilbert Rev William, h Elmwood av n High Giles John V (Giles & Clancy), h Bridgport Giles & Clancy (John V Giles and Richard A Clancy), iron founders, Water & R R Gillooly Bridget, widow Farrell, h Chestnut cor Monroe Gillooly Thomas, moulder, h 9 Pine Godfrey Mrs, h Pine n R R Godfrey Silliman, h 15 Raymond GOLDEN BROTHERS (R H and J F Golden Jr), publishers and stationers, 29 Washington. See adv under Golden J F Jr (Golden Bros), h Main opp Music Hall Golden R H (Golden Bros), h Main opp Music Hall R. H. GoiBEN. John F. Golden, Je. FINE BOOK & JOB PRINTERS, STATIONERS, ETC., Sentinel Building, Washington St., South Norwalk, Conn. THE SOUTH NORWALK SENTINEL. Blank Book Manufacturers, Steel Plate Printers, Lithographers, Book Binders. Dealers in Sheet Music, Twines, Wrapping Paper, &c., &.c. 210 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 20 John street, N. Y. "Watch and Chronometer Makers, Golden Mary, widow Edward, Summit n Golden Hill Goldschmidt Julius (Roth & Goldschmidt), h N Y Goodale Courtland, h 6 Elizabeth Goodale Mary, widow, h 6 Elizabeth Goodfellow William, silver plate, h 8 Clay Goodwin Ellen, widow William, h Water n Elizabeth Goodwin Thomas, saloon, 27 Wood, h do Goodwin William, engineer, h Tolles n Day GRANITE VILLE CIGAR MANUFACTUR- ING COMPANY, Graniteville Graves Newton C, driver, h Marshall n Main Gray Walter T, bottler, Water n Washington, h Sauga- tuck Gregory Eliza, widow Zar, h 7 Main Gregory Henry S, undertaker, 39 Main, h 17 Elizabeth Griffin Ferdinand, stonemason, h 40 West Groesbeck H A, h Wahackemo Hotel Grumman William, shoemaker, h 110 West av Guarnieri G (Guarnieri & Angello), h Norwalk Guarnieri & Angello ( G Guarnieri and D Angello), con- fectionery and fruit, Washington c Main Gude Frank, cigarmaker, h 99 Main Guilfoyle Moses, tailor, 37 Washington, h do GUNTHER FREDERICK Aj'furrier, 67 Washing- ton, h Springwood Guyer Thaddeus (T B Guyer & Son), h Springwood Guyer Thaddeus B (T B Guyer & Son), h Springwood Guyer Thomas, h 116 Main Guyer T B & Son (Thaddeus B and Thaddeus Guyer), grocers, Springwood Haddon George, saloon, Graniteville Hadden Richard, saloon, R R opp depot, h do Hale Ann E, widow Lemuel, h 153 Main Hall Daniel, laborer, h Spring n R R Hall George, machinist, h 9 Ann Hall James H, clerk, h City Hotel Hallock Charles F, foreman, h 6 Day Hallock Henry, police, h 134 Main Hallock Moses P, hatter, h 132 Main Hallock Warren Mrs, h 132 Main Hallock W^illiam E, brakeman, h Day c Raymond Hamilton Starr, hatter, h 114 West av Hamm W Milton, clerk, h Mahackemo Hotel R[Ao m mmmm on page e. 211 PATRICK O'ROURKE, LIQUOR DEALER 324 WATER STREET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Agent for Flanagan, Nay & Co.'s Celebrated Ales and Porter. C. PETERSON, Cleaning, Repairing and Scouring, No. 337 M:^IISr STREET, Room No. 4, over City Bakery, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. R. B. LACY, —AND— ■ AGENT HOME LIFE INSURANCE CO, OF NEW YORK, WHEELER'S BUILDING, 446 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. BERNARD KEATING, ATTORN EY-AT- LAW —AND— NOTARY PUBLIC, 446 MAIN STREET. BRIDGEPORT. CONN. 212 FRANK I. HITCHCOCK, -DEALER IN- Butter, Cheese and Eggs 39 & 41 FAIRFIELD AVENUE, opera House Block, Bridgeport, Com. a. w. LEWIS. H. S. HALL. LEWIS & HALL, Dealers in AND First- Class Harness, 184 & 186 state Street. Bridgeport, Conn. CHRISTIAN OTT, Manufacturer of FINE . HAVAHA AND DOMESTIC OF THE BEST BRANDS, 338 Water Street, Bridgeport, Conn, WILLIAM P. JESSUP, ®s*P^' Builder and Contractor, STORES FITTED UP. SIGNS MADE TO ORDER, JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. 106 Fairfield Avenue, P. 0. Box 932, Bridgeport, Conn. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 213 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Hammond William, shoemaker, h Germania Hotel HANFORD W S, insurance, 40 Main, h do. See adv under Hanlon Patrick, hatter, h Germania Hotel Harford William, bridgetender, h 6 Wood Harris George W, patternmaker, Ann n Main Harrison A H Mrs, boarding, 98 Main, h do Harrison John W, carpetcuiter, h 98 Main Hartnett John B, hatter, h Cedar n Turnpike Hartung Henry L, shoemaker, h 75 Washington Harvey Charles, shoemaker, h 5 Frankliii Harvey Charles H, shoes, 89 Main, h 7 Main Harvey Charles H Jr, clerk, h 5 Franklin Harvey Ebenezer P, express, 8 R R place, h 140 Main Harvey George P, express, h 140 Main Hassett David, laborer, h 19 Clay Hassett Davis, driver, h Spring wood HAT FORMING COMPANY (THE), Franklin n Clay Hatch Davis, h 72 West av Hatch Stephen S, lumber, h 72 West av HAUIiENBECK G-ILES, cigar box manufacturer, ft Marshall, h 22 Marshall Haviland Reed, pres't Old Well Cigar Co, h 35 Wash- ington Hayes Ferdinand, butcher, 65 Main, h 119 do Hayes Mary, widow Stephen, h Main c Ann Hays .John, laborer, h Pine n R R Hayward Edward W, clerk, h 41 Washington Head Charles, hatter, h Springwood Heath Andrew, oysterman, h Woodward av n Cross Heath Andrew jr, hat finisher, h Woodward av n Cross Heine Albert, music teacher. Woodward av n Meadow, hdo Insurance Agent for the following Companies: Continental Insurance Co., of New York. Niagara Insurance Co., of New York. German-American Insurance Co., of New York. Insurance Co. of North America, of Philadelphia. American Fire Insurance \-o., of Philadelphia. Commercial Union Insurance Co., of London. Fire Insurance Association, of London. Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., of California. Office. No. 40 ]M:ain Street, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 13 214 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. ninxnin n nior 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, nfinrNx Al nr -"'^ Key-Wiuding Watches made into Stem-Wiuders. Heinzelmann Alphonso, ci- COITEiCTQE and BIEDIE Plans and Specifications Furnlsned, and Estimates Given. JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. SOUTH NORWALK, DANBURY, CONN. CONN. WHO MAY FAVOR US WITH A CALL. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 227 11M!0U1I[! TO INVEST? DWIGHT H TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Rigby Charles H, butter, h 25 Main Rigby Eunice, widow Nathaniel, b 25 Main Riggs Carrie C, widow Cliarles, h Day n Raymond Rigney Michael, laoorer, b 8 Ann Riley Tliomas, curler, 9U Main Rilev Willi.ini, eignrniaker, b 12 Wood RIL.EY WILLIAM H, borseshoer, blacksmith and i()bl)er, carriage repairing, &c, r Mabackemo Hotel, h 94 Main Ripley William, batter, b Summit n Golden Hill Robertson Benjamin, sailniaker. Water c Washington, h E Norwalk Robinson Charles, waiter, b Mabackemo Hotel Robinson David R. tuner, b Woodward av n Meadow Rockwell Homer, hatter, b 86 West av Rogers Charles, gardener, b Woodward av n Main Rogers Henry R (Comstock Bros), h New Canaan Rogers Irving, lockmaker, b Cross n Main Rogers John M, lockmaker, ii Woodward av n Main Rogers Julia A, widow Reul)en,li Woodward av n Main Rood Henry S, jeweler, 83 Main, h 5 Havihmd Rose Ciiarles N, clerk, b St John, E Norwalk Rose David, groceries and meats, 22 R R pi, h E Nor- walk Rosmarin Mrs Georgiana, dressmaker, 37 Washington Roth Emil H (Roth & Goldsclimidt), b N Y Roth & Goldschmidt (Emil H Roth and Julius Gold- schmidt), corset manufacturers, Water c Elizabeth Rourk Joseph F, harnessmaker. 54 Main, b Union Rowan Robert H, president Fairfield Fire Insurance Co, h 2(3 Wasliington Ruggles Daniel T, b 9 Bay View av Ruggles Julian D, bookkeeper, b 9 Bay View av Russell James L, hatter, b 102 West av St*Jobn Charles S, batter, b West c Main St John George W, janitor, b West c Main Sammis Mary A, widow Augustus, b 80 West av Sammis Nancy W, widow John, b 80 West av Sandifortb Lewis W, supt D & N R R, h 44 West Saunders George, hatter, b 20 Spring Saunders George, batter, b Cedar n Chapel Saunders Gould H, oysterman, b Raymond n Main Saunders Stephen, hatblocker, h 20 Spring SO IAD If 10 9 CD III Hardware Merchants, I Oi JAnyio Oi oil PI I 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 228 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARIENS & RICE 20 John Street, N. Y. Watch and Chronometer Makers. Saunders William M, oysterman, h 21 Ann Savage Eli, seaman, h 11 Chestnut Schaub Charles, furrier, h Germania Hotel SCHAUB GEORGE, hotel, R R pi c Clay, h do Schaub Henry, shoemaker, h 40 Washington Schaub John, shoes, 40 Washington, h do Schaub William, hatter, h 40 Washington Scholz John, barber, h Elm n Main c Ann Schwartz John A, barber, h ft Main Schvvarz Morris, hatter, h R R opp depot Scofield Albert R, h 64 West av Scofi"ld Charles H, saloon, 50 Main, h do Scofield George C, butcher, h 14 Chestnut SCOFIELD V A, hotel, 55 Main, h do Scott John, h 128 Main Scott John W, hatter, h 128 Main Scott Letty, trimmer, h 16 Monroe Scott Lucy J, widow Ezra, h 16 Monroe Searles Gilbert, hatter, h Summit n Golden Hill Searles Sutton, h 31 Wood Searles Theodore, supt, h 115 West av Searles William N, engineer, h Spring c Concord , Seeley Edward M, hatfinisher, h 32 Spring Seeley James M, shipcarpenter, h 32 Spring Seeley Samuel W, h Lowe n West Seitzineer Henry C, cigarmakcr, h Springwood Selleck George, express messenger, h 3 Chestnut Sengelin, Anton, shoemaker, h Chapel n Cedar SENTINEL (THE), 29 Washington Seward Henry, hatter, h Lowe n West Seymour Charles E, teller First National Bank, h West Seymour Denton, hatter, h 8 High Seymour Edward, carriagemaker, h 68 West av Seymour Mrs Elizabeth S, h 17 Ann Seymour Francis S, carpenter, h 24 West * Seymour Frank T, hatter, h 39 Washington Seymour George (Seymour & Downs), h 84 Washington Seymour George, hackman, h R R pi n Clay Seymour Gould, farmer, h 93 West av Seymour Ira, florist, Franklin n Clay, h do Seymour Matthew, shoecutter, h 108 Main Seymour Rebecca, widow Giles, h 68 West av Seymour Samuel M, shoemaker, h 10 Clay S. S, MM & SON, IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. 229 McCORD, COPELAND & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in ta|te aii I'anij Bij Soadg, Caipeti OIL CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, &c. Popular Goods at Popular Prices. 411, 413, 415 a 417 MAIN STREET, BRIDGEPORT. CONN. LA.TEST SYLES. .^4^ j.;,A5t ...^^M PRICES. CLOTHING HOUSE 311 MAIN STREET, COR. STATE, 11I®©1P©ET, €©MN. H. GARDNER, Manager. NATHAN BUCKINGHAM & CO., —DEALERS IN- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. UNDERTAKING WAREROOMS 388 & 389 Water Street (up stairs), BRIDGEPORT, CONN. 230 HENRY A. LAMBERT, MM \mmX mmm Burroughs Building, Cor. Main & John Sts., BOOM 10, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Wheeler's OKT, BARNUM'S BUILDING, 409 MAIN STREET OFFICERS CHOSEN JULY, 1878: President, WM. G. LINEBURGH. Vice Presidents, ANDREW BURKE, GEO. LEWIS, West Stratford. Sec'y and Treas., L. S. CATLIN. WALLACE'S NEW ENGLAND STEAM CEACKER, BISCUIT AND VARIETY 173 to 177 State St., Bridgeport, Conn. A FULL LINE OF BAKERS' GOODS ON HAND OK MADE TO ORDER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 231 flMLlllLflN 768 BROADWAY, N.V. Seymour William H, blacksmith, h 4 Day Seymour William 0, civil engineer, h 78 Washington Seymour & Downs (George Seymour and Henry Downs), nurserymen and florists, Spring c Monroe Sharrot M J, oysterman, h Woodward av c Meadow Sharott Washington, oysterman, h Woodward av c Cross Shea Mary, widow, h 4 Washington Sheehan James, laborer, h Graniteville Sheldon Frank, express, h 63 Main Sheldon Warren, driver, 4 Main SHERMAN SYLVESTER J, livery stable, Mar- shall c Main, h 7 Chapel Sherry James, lockmaker, h Cedar n Chapel Sherwood Alfred, furrier, h R R opp depot Sherwood James C (Brown, Sherwood & Co), 110 Main Sherwood Mary, widow Henry, boarding, 21 Monroe Sherwood Nehemiah, carpenter, h Cross n Woodward av Sherwood Samuel, carpenter, h 24 Marshall Shields Peter, painter, Franklin n Clay, h Hamilton Silas Matthew, engineer, h Chapel n Cedar Sinforse Charles, draftsman, h Mahackemo Hotel Slater John A, supt Norwalk Iron Works Company, h 3 Chapel Slawsou Andrew, foreman, 3 Haviland SMAIiLHORN WILLIAM P, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 83 Main, h Springwood. See adv under Smedley Mary, widow William, h 6 Day Smith Charles, shoecutter, h 68 West Smith Charles E, florist, h 123 Main Smith Charles M, shoemaker, h Lowe n Bouton Smith Charles W, grocer, 48 Washington, h 14 Marshall Smith Cornelius, hatter, h 9 Spring Smith Francis J, hatter, h Lowe n Bouton FURNITURE REPAIRING, f/K^ ^H^. "^^^^ UPHOLSTERING, '^^ GENERAL JOBBIN&.k ^'"^1, Mail St,j e||« igfst, 14 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 232 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RIC[, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, ana Key-Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Smith Frank M, florist, h 123 Main Smith Franklin A, bookkeeper, h 70 West Smith Frederick, clerk, h 119 Main Smith George, carpenter, Water n Washington, h East Norwalk Smith George, hatter, 12 Clay- Smith George W, carpenter, Water n Elizabeth, h Ely Neck rd Smith Henry I, hatter, h 122 West av Smith Hezekiah. hatter, h 115 West av Smith James H, restaurant, h Byxbee's Hotel Smith .Jerome, shoemaker, h 8 Day Smith John, furrier, h Springwood SMITH JOHN E, grocer, 8 R R pi, h do Smith John H, florist, 123 Main, h do Smith Lewis, hatter, h 13 Ann Smith Lorinda, widow Amzi, h 6 Elizabeth Smith Melinda E, widow James, h 122 West av Smith Mrs Susan, h 122 West av Smith Thomas B, oysters, Washington st bridge, h Osborne av n St John av Smith William P, melter, h Cedar n turnpike Sniffin Thomas, hatter, h Woodward av n Meadow SniSin Walter, hatter, h Meadow n Woodward av Snowden Arthur, farmer, h Springwood rd Snowden Cora, h Springwood rd Snyder Herman (Banks & Snyder), h 50 Washington SNYDER JOHN, express, goods delivered to all parts of Norwnlk and South Norwalk, office at post , office, h Elm Grove SOIiMANS ALDEN, pres Hat Forming Co, vice- pres South Norwalk Savings Bank, and hat manufac- turer, Union n Main, h Mahackemo Hotel Solmans John, cigarpacker, h Mahackemo Hotel SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, 65 Washington. See adv opposite and front cover SPENCER GALE S, Adams express agent, h Spring c Clay Spencer Rev William G, rector Trinity Church, h 6 Chapel Stabell Frederick P, saloon, 16 Washington, h do Stannard Austin, engineer, h 13 Elizabeth Staples Howard, clerk, h Mahackemo Hotel lOO'S [nclosed Geaf Mower, 'Is^wtLfsr- SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTOlRY. 233 HAVEIOUINEUOIM? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Starr Frederick W (Newman & Starr), h Osborne av Sterlinj^ William, butcher, Washington St bridge, h 18 Haviland Stevens Benjamin F, clerk, h 131 Main Stevens Charles B, hatter, h 20 Haviland Stevens Chas. C, contractor, h Elmwood av c Golden Hill Stevens Esther D, widow Joseph, h 124 Main Stevens George, engineer, h 11 INIarshall Stevens Harvey, salesman, h 7 Elizabeth STILLSON GEORGE C, druggist, 41 Washington, h 122 Main Stout David B, sewing machines, 83 Main, h 5 Haviland Stow Charles W, salesman, h 9 Chestnut STOW DAVID, furniture, 89 Main, h 46 West Street William C, h Mahackemo Hotel Studwell John, agent, h Elmwood av c Golden Hill Sturgess Oscar, hatter, h 18 Haviland Styles John, hatter, h 3 Haviland Swords William H, tailor, 71 Main, h 114 do Swartz Christian, sec and treas Old Well Cigar Co, h 7 Haviland Tallmadge George, oysterman, h Raymond n Main Taylor Alexander H, hatter, h 35 Main Taylor Andrew N, gardener, h Woodward av n Cross Taylor George, h Mahackemo Hotel Taylor Rev James M, h 86 Washington Taylor James S, shoemaker, h Woodward av n Cross Taylor John, keymaker, h Bouton la n Golden Hill Taylor John, laborer, h Cedar n Chapel Taylor Nelson (Nelson Taylor & Son), h 32 West Taylor Nelson jr ( Nelson Taylor & Son ), h 32 West TAYLOR NELSON & SON (Nelson and Nelson jrj, lawyers, 29 Washington "A PENNY SAVED IS TWICE EARNED:' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. Incorporated 18G0. DUDLEY P. ELY, Pres't. ALDEN SOLMANS, Vice-Pres't. JOHN H. KNAPP, Sec'y and Treas, Managers : DUDLEY P. ELY, HENRY I. SMITH, ALDEN SOLMANS, BURR KNAPP, WM. H. BENEDICT, EDWIN ADAMS, OLIVER W. WEED, F. H. NASH, JOHN H. KNAPP. 234 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. BllRT[flS & RICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA, Taylor Roswell, restaurant, Byxbee's Hotel Taylor Schuyler J, hatter, h Springwood Taylor Thomas J, carpenter, h Woodward av n Cross Temperance Coffee and Lunch Room, 83 Main Temperance Reform Association, 37 Washington Terhune Edward, fireman, h 14 Chestnut THEIIjE HERMAN, cigars and newsdealer, in post office, h Cove, E Norwalk Thies William, cigarmaker, h Springwood Thomas Catharine, widow Francis, h Spring c Concord Thomas J, hatter, h Germania Hotel Thompson Andrew, cashier, h 47 West Thompson Patrick, laborer, h 8 Main Tilly Henry, carriagemaker, 11 Main, h Main n Wood- ward av Tolles Alice, widow Lawrence, h Water n Elizabeth Tolles Chester F, boxmaker, 14 Haviland, h do Tolles Chester F jr, clerk, h 14 Haviland Tolles Eugene M, bookkeeper, h 14 Haviland Tolles Franklin A, tax collector, h 102 Main Tompkins Sarah H, widow Abrara, h 121 West av Torpy D F, hatter, h 21 Monroe Tripp Sylvester, hatter, h 25 Main TROWBRIDGE CHARLES S, paper boxes, r 12 Washington, h 26 Washington Trowbridge Oliver E, foreman, h 16 Chestnut Tuck Mrs Josephine, h Cedar n West av Tufts Charles W, master mechanic, h 110 Main Tuttle John L, laborer, h 13 Monroe Tuttle Lewis, potter, h 13 Monroe Tuttle Mrs Mary E, h 18 Raymond Tuttle William R, h 13 Monroe Tyler John, coachman, h Tolles n W^ater Tyrrell Charles, hatter, h Springwood rd Tyrrell Frederick, hatter, h Springwood Tyrrell George, hatter, h Springwood rd Tyrrell Mrs Melinda, Springwood rd Tyrrell William H, carpenter, Springwood rd Vail James T, tinsmith, h 127 Main Van Hoosear Henry, dry goods, 68 Washington, h 20 Monroe Van Houten Wesley, peddler, h Village Creek rd Will work in all kinds of ground— the Syracuse. See page 6. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 235 m 1 1 COLLEMDER CO.^^"A?°pIt?"Bg" Van Ness Eugene, hatter, h 24 Ann Vanscoy Jonathan, hatter, h 26 Franklin Veitch Alexander, laborer, h Cedar n turnpike VILLAGE THOMAS, pattern maker,' Raymond n Da}^ h 18 Day. See adv under VoUmer Frederick, cigarm;iker, h 14 Raymond Vollmer William, cigarmaker, h 14 Raymond Von Gal Lewis, hatter, h Main ext Vroora Charles H, oysterman. Woodward av n Cross Vroom Joseph, oysterman. Woodward av n Cross Wade William, engineer, h Elm Grove Wade Winfield S, salesman, h 39 Washington Walling Susan, widow Obadiah, h Lowe n West Walradt Henry M, teacher, h 7 High Walsh Joseph, hatter, h Springwood Walton Brothers ( Francis A and Joseph A Walton), hat manufacturers, Sjjring n R R Walton Francis A ( Walton Brothers), h 28 West av Walton Joseph A (Walton Brothers), h 28 West av Ward C Art, physician, Warwick Hotel Wardwell William F, mason, h Spring c Concord Waring Samuel F, hatter, h Springwood rd Waring Stephen F, hatter, h Springwood rd Warren George E, brakeman, h 20 Chestnut Warren George N. oysterman, h 1 Chestnut Warren William, clerk, h 76 West WARWICK HOUSE, V. A. Scofield, prop, 55 Main WATER COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, 65 Wash- ington WATERBURY ANDREW S, with Wm. Hilsdon, wholesale and retail dealer in fresh fish, oysters and clams, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, &c, 53 Main, h Darien Waterbury Augustus A, cabinetmaker, h 36 Spring Ornamental Pattern Maker, Bisiiiii,i0Bii.iB # eiisi; Designing for Lock and Hardware Manufacturers a Specialty. PLAIN PATTERNS ORNAMENTED TO ORDER. p. 0. Box 565, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 236 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. BflRTENS & RICE, 20 Jolin St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Waterbury Charles, hatter, h 13 Haviland Waterbury Emma, widow George, h r 13 Washington Waterbury Frederick, shoemaker, h Summit c Golden Hill Waterbury George H, h r 13 Washington Waterbury John W, conductor, h 31 Wood Waterbury Laura, widow William, boarding, 21 Day Waterman Mary, widow Charles, h 26 West Waters George, clerk, h 12 Day Waters Samuel, carter, h 12 Day Watkins Charles B, box maker, h 10 Day Watkins Robert L, shoemaker, h 10 Day Watstein Jacob, hatter, h Elm Grove Webb David H, superintendent, h MeadoTV n Wood- ward av Weed Frederick W, lock fitter, h 64 West Weed Oliver, machinist, h Summit c Golden Hill Weed Oliver W, ovsterman, h 121 Main Weed Mrs Rebecca, h 64 West Weed T B (Richards & Weed), h Rotan c Summer Weeks George, oysterman, h 17 Clay Wehle William, hatter, h 17 Clay Weisert August, japanner, h Water n Washington Weiseit John, lockmaker, h Bouton la n Golden Hill Wells Albert, fireman, h 16 Monroe Wells George, engineer, h 16 Monroe Wells John, lockmaker, h Cross c Woodward av Welsh Thomas, laborer, h 18 Concord Westman August, tailor, h Graniteville Westman Charles, hatter, h Graniteville Wheeler Edward M, painter, h 150 Main Wheeler Frederick M, clerk, h 150 Main Wheeler James A, h 23 Marshall Wheeler John B, agent, h Lowe c Bouton Wheeler W A, hatters' tools, Day n Raymond, h E Norwalk Wheeler William, shoemaker, h 5 Henry Whelpley George, hatter, h Cedar n Chapel White Elisha F, saloon, Springwood rd White Horace A, shoemaker, h Cross n Woodward av White Mattie, trimmer, h Si)ringwood rd White's Line, Water n ^V'ashington Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 237 HAVElOUMOiElTOim? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Whiteman John, h 7 Main Whiting Charles H, corset manufacturer, 70 Washing- ton, h Meadow n Woodward av Whitlock Samuel G, shoemakar, h 15 Day- Whitman Edwin, h 90 Washington Whitney Frank, waiter, h Mahackemo Hotel Wicks Samuel, machinist, h 132 Main Wilcox Edwin (Brown & Wilcox), h 12 Franklin Wilcox Hanfred, h 124 West av Wilcox Julia, widow Stephen, h IS Spring W'ilcox Leander, hatter, h 19 Chapel Wilcox Nelson, hatter, h 135 Main Wilcox Robert M, clerk, h 130 Main Wilcox William H, hatter, h Elm Grove Wildman Barney, hatter, h 9 Ann Wilkins George R, hatter, h 26 West Wilkins Mary A, widow Isaac, h Lowe c West Wilmot Isidore B, tailor, h 143 Main Wilmott James H, coachman, h 29 Franklin Wilson Charles E, li P]lm Grove Wilson Henry, U S N, h City Hotel Wilson Thomas F, carpenter, h Cedar n Turnpike Witsen James, oysterman, h 37 Washington Witsen Richard, oysterman, h 37 Washington Witsen Silas, oysterman, h 37 Washington Wolf Jacob, saloon, 15 Main, h do Women's Christian Temperance Union (The), 83 Main Wood Amelia, widow Stephen, h Lowe c West Wood Thomas, carpenter, h Springwood Wood William, h 115 West av Wood William jr, piano tuner, h 115 West av Woodruff Maria, widow Cooper, h Woodward av n Main Woodruff Tillie, shoeworker, h Woodward av n Main WOODWARD ELBERT A, h Riverside Wright Charles, oysters, h Main c Monroe Wright Jeremiah, oysters and clams, Water n Wash- ington, h 21 Elizabeth Wyman Rodney D, carpenter, h Graniteville York George, lockmaker, h 23 Marshall Young Nicholas, hatter, h 33 Chestnut Zeluff Edmund, oysterman, h 25 Chestnut Zeluff John P, oysterman, h 25 Chestnut The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 238 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. nADTniO niPr 20 john st., new york. SOUTH NOKWALK STREET DIRECTORY. Ann, from Main easterly across D & N R to the river Bay View avenue, north and south, across High above Spring Bouton, Springwood Bouton lane, from West above Clay northerly Cedar, from West avenue westerly Chapel, from High north to Cedar Chestnut, from Concord northerly Clay, from R R place westerly across Franklin and Spring to West Concord, from junction Main and Woodward avenue westerly Cross, from Woodward avenue westerly Day, from Elizabeth southerly across Raymond to the marsh Elizabeth, from Main easterly to Water Elmwood avenue, north and south across High and Golden Hill above Adams Franklin, from West southerly Garden, from West avenue westerly to Chapel Golden Hill, from Chapel westerly across Elmwood avenue Hamilton avenue, from Lowe easterly to Spring Haviland, from Main running easterly Henry, from Main westerly to Chestnut High, from West westerly across Adams and Elmwood avenue Hoyt, from Bouton westerly Lowe, from West southerly to the railroad Main, commencing at West as continuation of West avenue, south across the railroad to the city limits Marshall, from Main easterly Meadow, from Woodward avenue westerly Monroe, from Main westerly across the railroad to the nursery N Y & B Turnpike, from West avenue westerly Railroad place, opposite the depot Best Goods at Lowest Pfices at S. S. Jarvis & Son's, 381 Water St. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 239 TH[COL[EMDEri"B^^"ii?768B[oatoyJ,!, Raymond, from the water westerly across Day to Main Spring, from the city limits through Springwood. run- ning parallel wirh the railroad to Concord, thence northerly across Clay to West Tolles, from Water westerly to Day Union, from Franklin easterly to Main Washington, from Spring easterly across Franklin and the railroad to the river West, from West avenue westerly to Elm Grove West avenue, continuation of Main Wood, from Chestnut westerly around to Concord Woodward avenue, from Main at Concord southerly MacGrelM I Qui|lej, STEAM POWER mm iiiifii -le- East State Street, TRENTON, N. J., Furnish [slimates for all liads of Book Pfinting, —SUCH AS— CATALOGUES, DIRECTORIES, PAMPHLETS, LAW BOOKS, &c. 240 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARM & RIC[, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. APPENDIX. SOUTH NORWALK CITY GOVERNMENT. Mayor, Edwin Adams. Clerk, Edwin Wilcox. Collector, Franklin A. Tolles. Treasurer, John H. Ferris. Auditor, Thomas I. Raymond. Marshal, David Dayton. Registrars, Theodore Wilcox, William S. Knapp. Attorney, Nelson Taylor. Surveyor, Henry Seymour. Chief of Police, Marcus L. Pelham. Policemen, Henry W. Hallock, John McGraw. Councilmen, Charles F. Hallock, Alfred E. Austin, Henry Seymour, Charles E. Seymour, Clarence Nash, Oliver W. Weed. Water Commissioners, Alden Solmans, Robert H. Rowan, Jacob M. Layton. Treasurer Water Fund, Nelson Taylor. List of Chairmen of Standing Committees of the Board of Councilmen. Finance, Charles E. Seymour. Ordinances, Alfred E. Austin. Police, Charles F. Hallock. Lamps and Gas, Clarence Nash. Streets and Sidewalks, Henry Se3^mour. Fire Department, Oliver W. Weed. Sewers, Henry Seymour. Public Printing, Charles F. Hallock. Public Health, Clarence Nash. Assessments, Alfred E. Austin. Repairs and Supplies, Oliver W. Weed. City Hall, Charles E. Seymour. Fire Department. Chief, Samuel McGowan ; 1st assistant, F. M. Knapp ; 2d assistant. William H. Hoyt, Farmers are Invited to Call ||in\f|0 Q .at 381 Water St. Oi Oi JflllVlo & SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 241 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Old Well Hook and Ladder Co, Haviland street. R. E. Kenny, foreman ; 1st assistant, Frank Ferris ; 2d assistant, George Harvey. Putnam Hose Co, Union street. Foreman, A. J. Crossmon ; 1st assistant, E. F. Knapp ; 2d assistant, Charles Ferris. Banks. First National Bank of South Norwalk, Washington street. Established 1864. Capital, $200,000; surplus, $45,000. Dudley P. Ely, president; J. J. Millard, cash- ier; directors, Dudley P. Ely, E. K. Lockwood, W. S. Hanford, D. F. Benedict, Alden Solmans, John Dingee, vacancy. South Norwalk Savings Bank, 65 Washington ; incor- porated 1860. President, Dudley P. Ely; vice-president, Alden Solmans ; secretary and treasurer, John H. Knapp; managers, Dudley P. Ely, Alden Solmans, William H. Benedict, Oliver W. Weed, John H. Knapp, Henry I. Smith, Burr Knapp, Edwin Adams, F. H, Nash. Churches. First M. E. Church, West avenue; Rev. Azra Hill, pastor. Congregational Church, Main near Marshall; Rev. Homer N. Dunning, pastor. Baptist Tabernacle, West avenue near Pine ; Rev, Jas. M. Taylor, pastor. Trinity Church (Episcopal), Chapel corner West; Rev. D. Spencer, rector. Advent Christian Church, Advent Hall, 63 Main. East Av. M. E. Church, Rev. John Cromlish, pastor. Springwood Union Chapel, no pastor. Graniteville Chapel, no pastor. Insurance Companies. Fairfield Fire Insurance Company, 65 Washington. President, Rob't H. Rowan ; secretary, John H. Knapp; directors, W. S. Hanford, Dudley P. Ely, Burr Knapp, F. W. Bruggerhoff, Henry R. Treadwell, Henry E. Bowers, Tallmadge Baker, John H. Knapp, Robert H. Rowan, Winfield S. Moody, Lorin Ingersoll, William W. Watson, A. J. Crofut, S. E. Olmstead. IlIUN HUnOL IiIIKlOi 381 Water St. See page 6. 242 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. DflDTCMQ 9 DIPC ^O John St., N. Y. sterling DHniLllO (y niUL) Silverware, Latest Designs. Incorporated Companies. Columbia Steam Navigation Co, foot Washington. C. R. White, president ; J. Perkins, sec'y and general agent ; J. B. White, treasurer ; John A. Pease, superintendent. The Norwalk Iron Works Co., Water street. Estab- lished, 1865; incorporated, 1880. Capital $52,725. President, Edward Beard ; secretary and treasurer, E. Hill. Norwalk Lock Co., Water near R. R. Incorporated, 1856. Capital, $230,000. Benjamin F. Libby, presi- dent; Edward Beard, secretary and treasurer. Societies. Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. A. M., meets first and third Tuesday evenings of each month, in Masonic Hall. Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M., meets second Mon- day evening of each month, in Masonic Hall. Butler Lodge, No. 97, 1. 0. 0. F., meets every Wednes- day evening, in Odd Fellows Hall. DegreeLodge, first Wednesday evening of each month. Lincoln Council, No. 4, 0. U. A. M., meets in Sentinel building, every Friday evening. Degree Council, first Friday evening of each month. Hat Finishers' Trade Association, meets in Hoyt's hall. West street, second Wednesday in January, April, July and October. D. A. Fawler Post, No. 48, G. A. R., meets in Sentinel building, every Tuesday evening. Old Well Division, No. 102, S. of T., meets every Wednesday evening, in Sentinel building. Headquarters Co. D, 4th Regiment, C. N. G., 60 Main. Newspapers. Connecticut Republican, issued weekly, 79 Main ; Frederick R. Lyon, editor and proprietor. South Norwalk Sentinel, issued weekly, Washington near Main ; Golden Bros., editors and proprietors. Miscellaneous. The Women's Christian Temperance Union, 83 Main. Mrs. C. C. Barber, president. Library and Free Reading Room, 83 Main. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL lujmiu GREENWICH. ^ ABBREVIATIONS.— Ab., above; adj., adjoining; al., alley; av., avenue ; bds., boards; bel., below; b. or bet., between; c. or cor., corner; E., East; ft., foot; h., house; la., lane ; N., North ; n., near; N. Y., New York: opp., opposite; pi. place; prin., principal ; prop., proprietor; r., rear; rd., road ; R. R., railroad ; sq., square; S., South; St., street; tp., turnpike; W., West. Acacia Lodge No 85, F & A M, meets in Masonic Hall every 2d & 4th Tuesday evening Acker Mary F, 1st av Acker Mrs Peter, h Main Adams Charles F, salesman, h Rockyneck point Allcorn Alice H, milliner, Greenwich av, h 2d av Allcorn Arthur F, barber, h 2d av Allcorn Charles, tinsmith, h 2d av Allcorn Ernest A, butcher, h Greenwich av Allcorn Frank, clerk, h 2d av Allen Darius M, coachman, h Greenwich av Allen Margaret J, dressmaker, Greenwich av, h do Allen Samuel (Funston & Allen), h Arch Allen Thomas H, blacksmith, h Greenwich av Allen William, farmer, h Arch Amogerone Fire Co No 1, Greenwich av Angier Rev Luther H, h Putnam av r of 2d Congrega- tional Church Aston Rev Henry, pastor M E Church, h Putnam av n Church Aston Peter, h Rockyneck point Atwood Charles, h Greenwich av Avery Amos W (Webb & Avery), h Arch Avery David E, h Arch Baetzer Henry, h Lenox House Bailey Henry M, h Putnam av n Christ Church Bailey Henry M jr, h Putnam av n Christ Church Bailey William H, carpenter, h Town Building Baker William A, machinist, h Mechanic Balcom James F, boatman, h Rockyneck point Banks Alien, h Church The Best Plow in l!ie Wofld-Tiie Syfacuse, page 6. 244 GKEENWICH DIRECTORY. ufln I [No & nlLt) Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. Banks Mark, h Putnam av opp Church Banks William S, watchmaker, h Greenwich av Barlow Ely, laborer, h Rockyneck point Barns Esther, widow Thomas, h Mechanic Barrett Edward, laborer, h William Barrett John, h Rockyneck point Barrett Thomas, saloon, William, b do Beddingfield James, cook, h Lenox House Bell , farmer, h Field point Benedict E Cornelius, h Putnam av Bennett Elizabeth, h Lafayette pi Bixby H N, milliner, Putnam av n Lenox House, h do Board of Education, Greenwich av Boles David, bartender, h Greenwich av Boles John, saloon, Greenwich av, h do Boswell Henry C, druggist, Ray's Hall, h Mason n Lewis Bright Joseph, h William Brinkerhofl' Abraham, oysterman, h Rockyneck point Brown James E, clerk, h Lenox House Bruce Robert M, h Rockyneck point Brundage Henry A, blacksmith, Lafayette, h Putnam av Brush Augustus, butcher, h Greenwich av n Elra Brush A Edgar, h Second av Brush Augustus M, h Second av Brush Amos M, h Second av Brush Edward, h Putney av n Mechanic Brush Henry, farmer, h Greenwich av n Elm Brush James H, physician, Lewis c Greenwich av, h Putnam av BRUSH JOSEPH E, postmaster, h Putnam av c Mechanic Brush Shadrach A, butcher, Greenwich av, h do Brush Shadrach M, butcher, h Greenwich av n Elm Brush William P, engineer, h Greenwich av Burnett Edward, harnessmaker, Greenwich av, h do Burr Annie E, widow Charles, h Greenwich av Burr Ezra S, restaurant, Greenwich av, h do Bush Mrs, widow Nelson, h Field point BUTLER EDWARD M, hotel, h Lenox House. See adv opposite Butler Hallock S, steward, h Lenox House Button Julia, widow Philander, h Putney av n Christ Church i S, JIRVIS & SON, IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. GREENWICH DIRECTORY. 245 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Cameron Charles, real estate, Town Building, h Lenox House Campbell John, laborer, h Lenox House Carpenter Nathan, carpenter, h Elm Cassidy Nicholas, shoes, Greenwich av, h do Caufield Anna, h Rockyneck point Charles Joel, gardener, h Mechanic Churchill Mrs William C, h Main Close Albert W, collector, h Stanwich Close John F, town treasurer, h Round Hill Collins Charles B, bricklayer, h Arch Collins John, oysterman, h Rockyneck point Cook John, florist and gardener, Putnam av Crawford William H, butcher, h Elm Crocker Christopher L, dentist, Greenwich av, h do Cumiskey John, gardener, h Putnam av n Mechanic Daly Bernard, saloon, R R av opp depot Davis Ellen R, widow Abraham B, h Field point i)avis William B, boatman, h Rockyneck point Dayton John, shoes, Greenwich av n Putnam av, h do Deacon Jane, widow, h Rockyneck point DeCamp Mrs Ann, h Lenox House Delano Ezekiel, h Rockyneck point Delano Rufus E, h Grigg Delano Thomas H, h Rockyneck point Doran Dennis, saloon and boats to let, Rockyneck point, h do Doran Jane, restaurant, R R av opp depot, h do Doran John, livery, R R av opp depot Doran John, telegraph operator, h Arch Doran Patrick, barber, under Town building, h n depot DufF George C, h Greenwich av Eagen Thomas, laborer, h William LENOX HOUSE3 Putnam Avenue, near Greenwich Avenue. GREENWICH, CONN. EDWARD M. BUTLER, Prop'r. fi^'.A. 2^irst-01ass 'JE^s^.mi.ly Hotel. 246 GREENWICH DIRECTORY. DADTCMO 9 DIPC 20 John street, N. Y. Watch uflnltnO & nlUL) and Chronometer Makers. Edwards Edwin, h Lenox House Edwards L B, h Lenox House Elley Peter, cook, h Lenox House Elphick Catharine, widow James, h Rockyneck point Elsbach Charles, carpenter, h Greenwich av Emanuel William, waiter, h Lenox House Enright Thomas, laborer, h William Episcopal Church, Rev B M Yarrington rector, Main Evans Thomas, laborer, h William Ferris Frederick C, clerk, h Mechanic Ferris H A C, clerk, h Arch Ferris John H, carpenter, h Arch Ferris Julia A, widow William, h Mechanic Ferris Lewis M, carpenter, h Greenwich av Fitzgerald Henry M, grocer, Greenwich av, h Church Fitzroy Henry, gardener, h Glenville rd FITZROY ROBERT, manufacturer of carriages and sleighs, jobbing of all kinds neatly done, Lafayette st Foote George F, boarding, Rockyneck point, h do • Foster A Foster, h Main Fowler Hanford, clerk, h Greenwich av n Putnam av Freitag Charles, shoemaker, h Mechanic Freitag Charles A, boots and shoes, Putnam av n Mechanic, h do Freitag Herman, clerk, h Mechanic Funston Annie, h Rockyneck Point Funston Henry (Funston & Allen), h Second av Funston Hugh, laborer, h Grigg Funston & Allen (Henry Funston and Samuel Allen), blacksmiths, Lewis n Greenwich av Gaylor Leonard B (Knapp & Gaylor), h Putnam av Gibbons John, laborer, h William George Adolph E, h Grigg Gordon Rev George A, pastor of Second Congregational Church, h Putnam av r of Church Green John, laborer, h William Green N, painter, Elm, h do Green William H, laborer, h William Greenwich Band, Ray's Hall Greenwich Observer, John K Mead publisher, Put- nam av Greenwich Reading Room and Library Association, Greenwich av c Lewis SO lADlflO P Cniil Hardware Merchants, I Oi Jflnyio 6i oUHi 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 247 THE PIERCE Mariufaclufiog Company Contractors for Building Sewers, Drains, Wells. Cisterns, &c. Steam Mm anJ Holstli. Also, Manufacturers of Cement Pipe, CMmney Tops, Garleii Vases, k. p 30 Incli fell Pipe a Specialty. Office ani Pipe Works, 159 N. fasMngton Ay., BrWieport, Conn. B. D. PIERCE, Pres't. ) C. E. WILLIAMS, Sec'y and Treas. EstaTolislied. 1©52. WM. F. SWORDS, (Successor to Swords & Stillson,) MANUFACTURER OF Sash, Blinds, Doors, MOULDINGS, SCROLL SAWING, CASING, WINDOW FRAMES, Packing Boxes, Iron-IonlJers' Flasb, Etc. Stained, Cut and Ornamental Glass of any Description furnished at Short Notice. East Washington Ave., (n^fd-.t'O Bridgeport, Conn. Dealer in Roush and Dressed Pine Lumber, Siding, Shingles, Fence Rails, Posts and Pickets. Dry Pine Sawdust by the Car Load. Scroll and Fancy Sawing, Turning, and Carved Work, Brackets, Verandas and Columns of every description done promptly and at the shortest notice. Manufacturer of Stairs and Stair Rails, Rope Mouldings of all sizes. 248 %fflKW %A.W ^fflP wHK wri llSvISi^ % 388 to 400 Water St., Bridgeport, Conn. MANUFACTURER OP HEAD-STOITES And every variety of IN GRANITE AND MARBLE. Scotch and English Granites imported direct. ALSO, DEALER IN ALL MASONS' MATERIALS. S. STERLING'S SONS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN 1101 km sfiit 5J 378 Water St., Bridgeport, Conn. Common, English, Refined and Ulster, HOOP, BAND AND SCROLL. Oval, Half Oval, and Half Round Iron, Horse-Shoe Iron, Norway Iron Rods and Shapes. Tire, Toe, Calk, and Sleigh Shoe Steel, Spring, Cast and Machinery Steel. AGENTS FOR Hobson's " CHOICE " Steel, Singer, Nimack & Co.'s Steel, Jessup «& Son's Steel, Rhode Island Horse-Shoes, Nova Scotia Grindstones. GREENWICH DIRECTORY. 249 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Greenwich Savings Bank, Putnam av HalsteaJ Mary E, widow Robert, h Elm av Harsen William, h Greenwich av Hartung Charles, laborer, h William Havemyre H 0, h Putnam av n Christ Church Hawthorne James, gardener, h Mechanic Hawthorne Robert, gardener, h William ' Held George (agent), meat, Greenwich av, h do Held George W, h Greenwich av Healy E N, china, Greenwich av, h do Higgins Andrew F, insurance, h Putnam av Hill Lewis, butcher, h William Hill Tobias, waiter, h Church Hoffman George, oysters, h Greenwich av Holly Francis M, physician, Putnam av n Greenwich av, h do Holmes Caleb, boatman, h Rockyneck point Holmes Charles, boatman, h Rockyneck point Holmes Mary E, widow Benjamin, h Rockyneck point Holmes Philip W, h Lafayette pi Horton .John, laborer, R R av opp depot Hosp Philip, gardener, h Putnam av Hoyt Elizabeth S, widow James H, h Putnam av n Mill la Hoyt Husted W R (Hovt & Walsh), h Maple av HOYT & WALSH (Husted W R Hoyt and R Jay Walsh ), lawyers, Greenwich av n Putnam av. See adv under Hubbard Henry, pilot, h Rockyneck point Hubbard Frederick A (Mason & Hubbard), Putnam av Hubbard Luther P, n Putnam av n opp (!hurch Hubbard William H, brakeman, h Rockyneck point Huelat Henry, towing, h Arch HOYT & W^^LSH, NOTARIES PUBLIC, A/\/D COMMISSIONERS OF SUPERIOR COURT, Commissioners for New York State. Practice in all the Courts of Con- necticut and New York. Offices in Dayton's Building-, GREENWICH, CONN. H. W. R. HoTT. R. .Jay Wals«. 15 250 GREENWICH DIRECTORY. BIRTEiS & RICE, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, ana Key-Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Hunt George W, teller, h Greenwich av Hunt Thomas P, carpenter, h Elm Husted Sarah L, widow Elnathan, h Greenwich av Hyatt John K, painter, h Greenwich av Hyman Walter, h Lenox House Indian Harbor House, A J Redcliffe proprietor, Indian Harbor Jackson Philip N, h Greenwich av Jeffers Joseph M, h Mechanic Jerrold Edward, dentist, h Putnam av Johnston William, laborer, h Glenville rd Jones Leander P, physician, Putnam av, h do Judd Edward N, dentist, Greenwich av c Putnam av, h Putnam av June Henry F (Waterbury & June), h Rockyneck point Kent Miss, boarding, Field Point, h do Kinney E L, h Lenox House Knapp Brush, h Second av Knapp Mrs Coralie J, h Main Knapp Edward A, clerk, h Mason Knapp Edwin A, dry goods, Greenwich av n Putnam av, h do Knapp John E, h William Knapp John H, carpenter, h William Knapp Mrs, widow, h Putnam av n Second Congrega- tional Church Knapp Nelson, painter, h Church Knapp Oliver P, carpenter, h Arch Knapj) William B (Knapp & Gaylor), h Putnam av KNAPP & GAYIiOR (William B Knapp and Leonard B Gaylor), dry goods, fancy goods, &c, Greenwich av n Putnam av La Forge Hall, Greenwich av Lally James, coachman, h William Lally John, farmer, h Mechanic Lally William T, gardener, h William Leland Willard J, brakeman, h Second av LENOX HOUSE, Edward M Butler prop, Putnam av n Greenwich av. See adv page 245 Lent Elijah, carriagemaker, Greenwich av n depot, h do Lockhart Winifred, widow Joseph, h William Lowden Frederick, driver, h Putnam av SO lADlllO Onil HARDWARE & CUTLERY , S. mm & iUN, See page 6. GREENWICH DIRECTORY. 251 HMfOUMOflElTOimST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Lockwood Hanford, h North Lockhart John, gardener, h Arch Lockwood Jolin W, oysters, h Greenwich av Lockwood Victor G, clerk, h Post rd McCormick Richard, ii William McDougall Jane, widow Willi;im, h Rockyneck point McFarland Rev Henry H, h Mason av McGuire James, laborer, h Rockyneck point McNall George G, town clerk, h Mason McNall Mary T, widow John, h Mason Mabie Hamilton W, h Putnatn av n Christ Church Malin James, painter, h William Manning James, laborer, h Greenwich av Manuel Mrs Eliza A, h Putnam av Marshall Mrs Drake, h Mechanic Marshall Henry B, butcher, Greenwich av, h do Marshall Rebecca, widow Drake, h Mechanic Mason Myron L (Mason & Hubbard), h Mead av Mason Theodore W, h n North Mason & Hubbard (Myron L Mason and Frederick A Hubbard), lawyers. Town building Masonic Hall, Putnam av c Greenwich av Mayo Thomas, h Field point Mead Almira, h William Mead Alvin, h Maple av Mead Mrs, widow Benjamin C, h Rockyneck point Mead Beverly E, dentist. Town building, h Glenville road Mead Charles E, h Putnam av n Mechanic Mead Cornelia J, widow Theodore H, h Putnam av Mead Daniel S, farmer, h Greenwich av Mead Daniel S jr, probate judge, h Greenwich av Mead E C, assistant postmaster, h Putnam av Mead George M, farmer, h Greenwich av n Elm Mead Hannah C, h William MEAD ISAAC L, furniture and undertaker, Putnam av c Greenwich av, h Lafayette pi. See adv under AND DEALER IN FURNITURE, COS. GREENWICH Sc PUTNAM AVES., GREENWICH, CONN. Bodies Preserved either with Ice or by Embalming, as the friends may desire. GREENWICH DIRECTORY. 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Mead James R, student, h Steamboat rd Mead John K, publisher Greenwich Observer, Putnam av, h do Mead Joseph jr, stonecutter, h IMechanic Mead Joseph (x, stone quarry, h Putnam av Mead Joseph G jr, h Mechanic Mead Oliver, farmer, h Field point Mead Oliver D, farmer, h Greenwich av Mead Rachel K, h William M»^ad Robert, h Rockyneck point Mead Seaman, farmer, h Putnam av Mead Solomon, h Maple av Mead S Augustus, clerk, h n the Florist Mead S Merwin, farmer, h Greenwich av n Elm Mead Sylvester, druggist, Greenwich av, h Lafayette ]»1 Mead Sylvester W, clerk, h Lafayette pi Mead Theodore, laborer, h Genville rd Mead Thomas A, farmer, h Putnam av Mead William, h Putnam av n Mechanic J^ead Willis T, gardener, h Second av M E Church, Putnam av c Church, Rev Henry Aston pastor Menealy James, shoemaker, h William Merrick Joseph G, ticket agent N Y & N H R R depot Merritt Alonzo, fisherman, h Rockyneck point Merritt Charles E, clerk, Greenwich av Merritt Fred 'k, restaurant, Greenwich av, h Putnam av Merritt Frederick L, moulder, h Arch Merritt George W (M Merritt & Son ), h Church Merritt Henry, waiter, h Lenox House Merritt John H, fruit and oysters, h Putnam av n Greenwich av Merritt Matthew fM Merritt & Son), h Church Merritt M & Son (Matthew and George W Merritt), livery, Church Metcalf Thomas, gardener, h William Milbank Jeremiah, merchant, h North Miller John, h Putnam av Miller INIary M, librarian, h Steamboat rd Miller William, laborer, h Rockyneck point Miller William D, oysterman, h Rockyneck point Mills George H, farmer, h Lafayette Mills Samuel A, carpenter, h Rockyneck point SO lADl/iC P CflM Agricultural Implements, I Oi JflnViO & OUIli 381 Water St., Bridgeport. GREENWICH DIRECTORY. 258 TH[ H, W, COLLEIDER CO. "L^e^'ir p^a^s^ Moore Lyman, watchman, h Lenox House Morrell Abraham B, boatman, h Rockyneck point Morrell George H, h Rockyneck point IMorrell Simeon P, oysterman, h Rockyneck point Morrell William, fish and vegetables, Greenwich av, h below Depot Moshier Frank P, livery, Greenwich av, h Putnam av Moshier Samuel A, (Slocum & Moshier), h Greenwich av Mullen Frank, laborer, h William JMullen Patrick, coachman, h Rockyneck point Nesbit William H, h Lenox House Korwoocl Andrew, upholsterer, h William O'Brien Thomas, shoemaker, h William O'Donnell Daniel, laborer, h William Owens Frank, clerk, h below Depot Patrick Lewis, carpenter, h Putnam av Ptck Addison, tinsmith, h Mason av Peck Elias S, house furnishing, Greenwich av, h William Peck Harriet H, h Elm PECK HARRY, select school for boys, Putnam av opp Mill la, h do Peck Harry T, h Putnam av opp Mill la Peck Israel, h Putnam av n Mechanic Peters Samuel, h Putnam av n Christ Church Peck William G, teacher, h Putnam av Pinneo , h Greenwich av c Elm Pinneo James A, clerk, h Greenwich av Pinneo T S, school, Ray's Hall, h Greenwich av Porter Mrs H K, h Lenox House POST OFFICE, Putnam av c Greenwich av Presbyterian Church, Ray's Hall Pride Mary L, widow, h Rockyneck point Probate Office, Greenwich av Ray George, carriage maker, Lewis n Greenwich av, h Elm Ray John H, hardware, Ray's Hall, h IMason" Ray's Hall, Greenwich av c Lewis Redcliffe A J, hotel, Indian Harbor Reeves Frederick J, blacksmith, h Arch Reeves Jerome, laborer, h Arch Reif Conrad, tailor, h Greenwich av Rensliaw Rose, h Mechanic Reynolds Albert, jeweler, h Putnam av c Church Reynolds Charles, butcher, h Greenwich av SMUSE CrtlLLEO PLOHO J81 Mef M 254 GREENWICH DIRECTORY. BARTEiS & RICE, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Reynolds Elbert W, h Greenwich av Keynolds George W, ice, h 2d av Reynolds William E, driver, h Rockyneck point Reynolds William S, constable, h Rockyneck point Rich Thomas, farmer, h Greenwich av Richardson Mrs, widow, h Lenox House Riehl John, sawmill, Putnam av, h do Riley Bridget, widow, h William Ril)pel Jacob, barber, Greenwich av, h do Ritch Mrs J B, h William Ritch Maria, widow Justus B, h William Ritch Thomas, mason. Church, h do Ritch Thomas J, h Church Rockefeller George L, engineer, h Mechanic Rockfeller William, oil, h Putnam av Root Joseph H, principal public school, h Maple av Russell Benj A, insurance, Town building, h Mechanic Russell Joseph E, lawyer, h Greenwich av n Elm Russell Victor H, carriagemaker, Greenwich av, h do Sackett Henry L, h opp R R depot Sarles Charles, driver, h Lafayette pi St Mary's R C Church, Rev Thomas Smith, pastor, Greenwich av Scofield Edwin B, clerk, h Greenwich av Scofield George E, clerk, h Greenwich av Scheeran Edward, boatman, h Rockyneck point Scheeran Margaret, widow Owen, h Rockyneck point Schifferdecker Henry, watchmaker, Greenwich av, h do Schultz Herman, gardener, h Putnam av Seaman Charles H, farmer, h Maple av Seaman Edgar, dry goods, h Maple av Second Congregational Church, Putnam av n Mill la, Rev G A Gordon, pastor Selleck E A, h Rockyneck point Selleck George, tailor, Greenwich av, h do Selectmen's Office, Greenwich av Shelley Henry, sawmill, Rockyneck point, h do Sherwood Henrietta A, widow' Darius, h Greenwich av Slocum Lorenzo (Slocum & Moshier), h Putnam av Slocum & Moshier (Lorenzo Slocum and Samuel A Moshier), grocers, Greenwich av Smith Burr E, h Greanwich av Smith Catharine, widow Patrick, h Greenwich av HARDIRES CUTLER! AT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. GREENWICH DIRECTORY. 255 [IAVE!OUlN[!TOIiV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Smith J Merritt, carriage ironer, Lewis n Greenwich av, li Mason Smith Patrick, livery stalJe, R R av opp depot, h do Smith Rev Thomas, St Mary's R C Cliurch, h Green- wich av Sniffin George H, tinsmith, h Greenwich av Sniffin John, liarnessmaker, h Putnam av Sniffin John H, harnessmaker, Lafayette pi, h do Sniffin Lewis, driver, h Greenwich av Sniffin Sarah, widow William, h Greenwich av Sniffin ^Villiam, hackman, h Putnam av Soria C M, h Lenox House Soria Mrs Z, widow, h Lenox House Sprague Henry C, h Lenox House Stanton Patrick, h Greenwicli av Starkins Samuel Z, oysterman, h Arch Stoothofi' Stephen A, carpenter, h Grigg Stubbs James, driver, h William Talbot Mrs Bridget, h Main TALBOT MRS R, Central Boarding House, Main n Greenwich av. See adv under Talbot Susan C, widow William, Putnam av Talbot William, plumber, Greenwich av, h do Talbot William jr, tinsmith, h Greenwich av Talbot William R, bookkeeper, h Putnam av Talbot William R, plumber, h Greenwich av Talbot Mrs William R, h Main n Putnam Hill Tillotson Frank, watchmaker, h Greenwich av Timmons James, laborer, h William Timmons Lawrence, clerk, h William Tobias James, waiter, h Lenox House Town Building, Greenwich av Town Clerk's Office, Greenwich av Town Treasurer's Office, Town building Trowbridge Dudley S, h Second av Tyler Charles A, opp R R depot Voorhees John, quarry owner, h Putnam av Walker James, h Mechanic Walker John, farmer, h Field point Walker John, laborer, h Mechanic QEMTlilL BOAHDIIG HOUSl, MRS. R. TALBOT, Prop, MAIN ST., NEAR GREENWICH AVE., GREENWICH, CONN. Good Accommodations for Regular and Transient Boarders. 256 GREENWICH DIRECTORY. BARHNS & BICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Designs Furnished and Prizes Made ior AtMetic Sports. Wallace William, h Rocky neck point Wallner George, laborer, h Elm Walsh R Jay, (Hoyt & Walsh ), h n Methodist church Warburton Adolphus F, stenograjiher, h Lafayette Waterbury George P (Waterbury & June), h Rocky neck point Waterbury & June, (George P Waterbury & Henry F June), grocers, Rocky neck point Watkins Charles, waiter, h Lenox House Webb Henry, (Webb & Avery;, h Steamboat rd Webb & Avery, (Henry Webb and Amos W Avery), grocers, Greenwich av Weed Isaac, h Greenwich av n Elm Weed Jacob, h Putnam av Weed William M, clerk, h Elm Wellstood Robert, clerk, h Elm Wellstood William M, h Pipen point Western Union Telegraph Co, N Y & N H R R Depot White Stephen G, h Maple av White Warren P, clerk, h Maple av Wicks Mrs M A, bakery, Ray's Hall Wicks Henry W, baker, h Ray's Hall Wicks Henry W jr, baker, h Ray's Hall Wight —, h Field point Woodruff Annie E, h INLiple av Woolard Benjamin, tinsmith, h Greenwich av Wright Benjamin, h Mechanic Wright Sarah B, h Main Yarrington Rev Benjamin M, pastor Christ Church, h Putnam av Yates William H, carpet weaver, h Lafayette Young Ebenezer, h Greenwich av n Elm MacCRELLISH & QUIGLEY i6 E. STATE ST. TRENTON, N. J. BOOK PRINTERS. ESTIMATES FURNISH fcD. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Acid Manufacturers. Fiiirfield Chemical Works, Black Rock, Bridgeport Ag-ents, Collecting-. QUIEN & HOYT, 261 Main, Danbnry Agents, Real Estate. [See Real Estate Agents.] Agricultural Implements. HAWLEY T & CO, 397 to 401 Water, Bridgeport JAR VIS S S & SON (see foot lines), 381 Water " Ives Joseph H, 34 White, Danbury Jennincfs Charles (horse rakes), Easton Smith W H & Co, 15 Water, Norwalk Beers William W (estate of), Ridgefield Jelliff & Northrop, Southport Wheeler H B (plows, &c), Westport Ales and Porter. O'ROURKE PATRICK (see adv p 211,) 324 Water, Bridgeport Antique Goods. Nash Andrew E, 200 State, Bridgeport Architects. BRIGGS WARREN R (See adv page 230), 436 Main, Bridgeport LAMBERT HENRY A (See adv page 230), room 10 Borough building, 347 Main, Bridgeport Lambert & Bunnell, 445 Main " Palliser, PalHser & Co,328 Main, Skaats A, n Follansbee's Machine Works " FOSTER BROS (See adv under), Delay c R. R av, Danbury JLHCKITEOTS BM^ BIJII*DEBS;, Manufacturors of Doors, Sash, Blinds and Mouldings. DELAY ST., near D. & N. R. R. Depot, DANBURY. CONN. 258 BUSINESS DIRECTORY, BARTtNS & RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Stamford Saugatuck Bridgeport Bridgeport Brookfield Centre Dan bury Fairfield New Canaan Norwalk Sherman South Norwalk South port Stamford Inslee Gage, Clark's Hill, Smith Bros, Artists. Guernsey A B, 559 Main, Sterling J H, 522 Fairfield av, Attorneys at Law. [See Lawyers.] Auctioneers. Fechner St Clair, 62 State, Marsh & Co, Hubbell's building. Smith James H, 187 Noble, Northrop E H, Jones T, 204 Main, Bulkley B F, Southport, Purdy B D, Mitchell James, Union Market, Briggs A M, Marcy W, Dayton David, 89 Main, Johnson William, Daskam James W, 112 Main, Hubbard Henry A, 2 Park Row " Awning's. Brooks W F, 444 Main, Bridgeport Josephs John, 321 Water, Robertson Benjamin, Water c Washington, S Norwalk Axle Manufacturers. [See Spring & Axle Manufacturers.] Bakers. Brennan Alice, 496 Main, Bridgeport Frisbie W R, 147 Kossuth, Hall John C, Beach av, " Kam Casper, 91 Fairfield av, " Keough Thomas, 187 State, " Martin Mrs. Peter, Main c Steuben, " Mulford Henry, 320 Pembroke, Ordner B, lOO" Hamilton, " Ruppert Charles, 235 E Main, " Russell C & Co, 335 Main, " Wallace M M, 195 Noble, S. S. JARVIS & SON, I 381 Water St. See page 6. iiioi HORSE um BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 259 HAVEfOUllElTOimST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. WALLACE'S NEW ENGLAND STEAM CRACKER, BISCUIT AND VARIETY BAK- ERY, 173 TO 177 STATE. See adv pa,i?e 2oU Williams John S, 908 Main, Bridge})ort De Klyn C, 171 Main, Danbury Hawes Benjamin E, 11 White, " La Croix Charles, Green's Farms Wicks Mrs M A, Ray's Hall, Greenwich De Klyn Charles B, 27 Main, Norwalk Honnecker John A, 2 Wall, Mead Frederick, 30 Wall, De Klyn Charles B, 56 Washington, South Norwalk Lichtblau William, 71 Washington, " Reed Thaddeus S, 13 Main, " Merritt H V, 82 Main, Stamford Murphy Daniel, Meadow n R R, " Rood Cornish S, South n Atlantic, " Sinclair E A, 126 Main, Thall William F, 73 & 120 Main, Thompson Bros, Stratford Banks. Bridgeport National Bank, Monson Hawley, pres't, F N Benham, cashier. Main c Bank, Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT SAVINGS BANK, Main c State, E S Hawley, pres't, S C Trubee, L W Clark, vice- pres'ts, Chas P Porter, sec and treas, Brilo('J nrnl'IIIrl^ Dry Goods. .,„iM. .irt, d ■iJor^lQiiH^fiul . ,fi!e|ijtre-;^^|tb;^l iBdah, Bull & CQ^346;Mivin;l ,, \no\h^a ,U mStridgQBMyitt Hall W B & Coi, Maine Cannontdzo!] .e^-io'^l) >)-!" !,.;! McCORD, OOPBI^AN.Dn&^QQiD^Uito ,417! M^W- See adv page 229. ^ , ^ . ^ Bridgeport Peet & SmUW!^42'8 i^TiX^'^ ^"^ adai-g-juia I-RW David M, 434 Main, ,nri:I^. .H II >Hfiq8 Vail L B^ Barnum c Lake, West'Stritfb^dfi ■"■^o-iV )W6MWi*'David, 177 E Washinfgtcrti. . i*'.'// -.v/kI iftocH Clark' William H, 205 Main, c^akloVl TGI ,11 'II Danbai-^ BUSINESS DIRECTOKY. 307 THEHJ.COLLENDERCO BILLIARD TABLES. I See Adv. page 86. Hawley & Co, 215 Main, Danbury McLean Brothers, 183 Main, " Stone E, 131 Main, '• Williams & Parmalee, 167 Main, " Knapp Edwin A, Greenwich av n Putnam av, Greenwich Knapp & Gaylor, Greenwich av n Putnam av, " Bennett John F, 19 Main, Norwalk Earle James S, 5 Water, " Scofield & Hoyt, 29 Main, Smith Ferdinand B, 42 Wall, " Street Edward, 36 Wall. Van Hoosear & Ambler, 28 Wall, Banks & Snyder, 60 Washington, South Norwalk Dickerman A & Son, 39 Washington, " Van Hoosear Henry, 68 Washington, " Dusenberre Phineas R, 129 Main, Stamford Hoyt T W & Co, 26 Atlantic, Miller Charles O, Main c Bank, Moffatt E M & Co, 95 Main, Scofield & Co, 24 Atlantic Wintamute George A, 2 Park Row, Dyers & Scourers. Beckwith J B, 5 William, Bridgeport Birk Christian, 380 State, PETERSON CHRISTIAN, 237 Main. See adv page 211, Bridgeport Watson William, 1002 Main, " Dye Stuffs & Licorice. Stamford Manufacturing Co, Cove Mills & Waterside, Stamford Edge Tool Manufacturers. Bennet & Wetmore, Brookfield Bradley G W, Westport, Weston Elastic Web Manufacturers. Buckley J H & Son, 45 Water, Norwalk Electro Depositing. Hollingshead Electro Depositing and Manufacturing Co, ft South, Stamford Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. S, S. JARVIS & SON, 308 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARTENS & mi 20 Jolin St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Engravers & Die Sinkers. KROUSE A, 37 Fairfield av. See advpage 283, Engravers, General. Bridgeport KROUSE A, 37 Fairfield av. See adv page 283, Bridgeport Branchville agent, N Y N H & Bridgeport Expresses. Adams, Adams Express Co, John C Curtis, H R R depot, Cate S M Jr, Nickerson's wharf, Crofut T A, 57 Harrall av Godfrey F, 50 Black Rock av Herron John, 608 Main, Leavenworth E B, 55 Harrall av, Oakley Orrin, 363 Broad, Ruby G A, 135 Broad, Reynolds David M, 117 State, Smith D A, 44 Golden Hill, Swan Travers, 48 John, Adams Express Co, 227 Main, Connair William, Ives n White, Hitchcock W H, 228^ Main, Adams, F I Palmer, agent, Addison T, Adams Express Co, 43 W^all, Lynch Edward F, 5 Main, Adams, E Thomas, agent, Hopkins Edward, Adams, office in depot, Harvey Ebenezer P, 8 R R pi, Snyder John, office at P 0, " Adams Express, NY, NH&HRR depot, Stamford Provost George A, 18 Broad, " Danbury Easton Noroton Norwalk Ro way ton Saugatuck South Norwalk Extracts. Selleck G F, 207 Main, Fancy Goods. Adams Mrs C L, 271 E Main, Bently Mary, Main c Gold, Birdseye E, (2d), 98 Fairfield av. Bright Mrs M A, Main c Cannon, Danbury Bridgeport lOO'S Eoclosed Gear Mower, S. S. Jarvis & Son, , 381 Water St. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 309 HAVEIOUMONElfTOimST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Burroughs W P, 489 Main, Casey William, 260 Pembroke, Dixon W T, 276 E Main, Feierabend Mrs R, 107 Fairfield av, Foster James H, 414 Main, Foulds H, 457 Main, Gray Anna, 665 Main, Holden Lydia, 245 Fairfield av, Hunt F S & Co, 441 Main, Keeler W H, 419 Main, Kemple Mary A, 875 Main, McCORD, COPELAND & CO, 8ee adv page 229, Marks L P, 189 E Washington av, Miller W H & Son, 318 Main, Perry Joseph, 339 Main, Phelps E F, 465 Main, Piatt Jennie, 278 E Main, Stafford George, 81 Hurd av, Underwood Mrs J, 384 E Main, Vance John, (estate of), 365 Main, Van Yorx Mrs W T, 423 Main, Winsor Mrs H E, 22 Crescent av, Hollander A, 191 Main, Osborne Harvey 169 Main, Plant J D & Bro, 161 Main, RoflF Benjamin M, 251 Main, Stevens Sherman, 39 Main, Dawson Misses, 43 Washington, Bridgeport 411 to 417 Main. Bridgeport Danbury Norwalk South Norwalk Farm Mortgages. TERRY DWIGHT H, Main c State. See adv top lines and page 4, Bridgeport Feathers. Lockwood E K, 17 Wall, Norwalk Fertilizers. CURRIER LEVI W, 13 Wall. See adv page 266 Bridgeport STICKNEY FRANK C, 119 State, Smith W H & Co, 15 Water, Norwalk Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. 310 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE, 20 JOHN ST.. NEW YORK. Artistic Designs Furnistied and Prizes Made for Athletic Sports. File Manufacturers. Hogan Thomas, E Washington av n Bridge, Bridgeport Huggard Joseph, John c Broad, " Parsons & Ellis, Hallett c Barnum, " Fire Bricks. Perkins Henry A, Canal Dock, Stamford Pish, Oysters, Game & Vegetables. Cole Frank, Chestnut, Bethel Abbott Judson, 289 E Main, Bridgeport Bliss & Cook, 116 Fairfield av, Carey David, 24 Wall, COOK W D & SONS, 400 & 402 Water. See page 193, Bridgeport Fancher & Son, Black Rock, " French J H, E end R R bridge, " Lyon J W, 478 Main, " Nichols H, 382 State, " Roberts T A, 106 N Washington av, " Russell & Co, 867 Main, " Thompson W B, Black Rock, " Wiggins James J, 355 Water " Davis L, Darien ADDIS H A & SON, 85, 87 & 305 Main. See adv under Grocers, Danbury Nash & Raymond, 9 White, " Robertson Charles, 3 White, " Stevens C, 1 Liberty, " Morrell William, Greenwich av, Greenwich Aldrich J M, Sandy Hook, Newtown Sandy Hook Fish Market, Sandy Hook, Newtown Bates W M, 19 Wall, Norwalk Adams Le Roy, 10 R R pi, South Norwalk Byxbee Alexander, Water n Washington, " Hilsdon William, 53 Main, " Nash & Raymond, R R pi n Clay, " Waterbury Andrew S, 53 Main, " Crofut Wm F, Ridgefield Jones Norman D, 90 Main, Stamford Hilsdon & Co, 10 Park Row, Bitts J N, West Port Store &cuTiEiiUT—-fi#^^ BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 311 THEC0lLE[IDEnA"Bi"#s°/68B[oate|J,!, Florists. Dallas John, 333 Main, Bridgeport Horan James, Fairfield av n R R, " Reck John, 463 Main, " Cable H C, 36 Spring, Danbury Cocking Robert, 8 George, " Cook John, Putnam av, Greenwich Guigue Peter L, Sticky Plain rd opp Harriet, Norwalk Han ford Robert G, 71 Water, Seymour Ira, Franklin n Clay, South Norwalk Seymour & Downs, Spring c Monroe, " Smith John H, 123 Main, Olmstead Thomas W, 39 Myrtle av, Stamford Shepherd John, New Hope Trowbridge William B, 5 Park pi, Waterbury G H & Sons, Broad n Hubbard av, " Flour and Grist Mills. Raymond Bros, Banksville Berkshire Mills, (A L Winton) 294 N Washington av, Bridgeport Yellow Mills ( George F Cooke), West Stratford McNamara Daniel, Brookfield Stone Christian, Cannon Station Barnum H, Canal, Danbury Noroton Mill Co, Noroton, Darien Freeborn E K, Easton Gould D B, II Marsh John, Piatt George S, Plattsville, Perry Burr, Fairfield Hill Wm B, Southport, Kelsey R A, Hatch R & Son, Farmingtown Weller R, Jennings George P, Green's Farms Van Tassel J, High Ridge Mathews Charles, Hunting Ridge Smith T, Curtis Lewis, Huntington Smith Nelson, ' Long Ridge Coger Eli, Cold Spring, Newtown Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 312 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARnNS & RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Benedict Thomas, Shore rd n Bridge, Betts Allen, Cannon n Newtown av, Blackman J L, Keeler P B, Chasmer E, Haviland H T, Woodruff Oliver P, Battery J W, Jellif Charles, Feck William, Cook George, Form an George, Keeler Piatt, Walker William, Kaler & Green, Nash E H, Merwin Augustus, Robb James H, Nor walk Redding Ridgefield Rowayton Sherman Silver Mine Southport Stratford West Stratford, Trumbull Weston Westport Wilton Georgetown, Flour, Peed and Grain. Johnson & Wilson, Greenwood av, Valden D H & Son, CURRIER LEVI W, 13 Wall. Bethel Branchville See adv page 266, Bridgeport Hurd John, 253 Water, Knight H C, 330 Water, Meeker & Dowd, 97 Fairfield av. Plumb H S, 4 Congress, STICKNEY FRANK C, 119 State, Wheeler & Co, Middle c Golden Hill, Wilson & Banks, 710 Main, Winton A L, 38 Middle, Crofut Charles H, 158 Main, Fancher Brothers, 259 Main, McKee George, 24 White, Wilcox Charles H, 260 Main, Brown William P, Clemens William, Ballow J E, Crofut & Rose, Ingersoll Samuel C, Canal n Priest's av, Scofield E E, Canal c Pacific and Canal dock, " Curtis Barnum & Son, Stephney, Monroe Danbury Fairfield (( High Ridge Rowayton Stamford S, S, JARVIS & Agricultural Implements. 381 Water St., Bridgeport. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 313 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Taylor & Hubble, Newtown Cagan Eli, Cold Spring, Robb James H, Wilton Fruit Dealers. [See, also. Confectioners.] COOK W D & SONS, 400 and 402 Water. See page 193, Bridgeport Hawley N B, 116 Fairfield av, Pastino Louis, 474 Main, " Rogers & Morford, 430 Water, " Smith Orland, 364 Water, " Wessels Bros, Water c Wall, " Dabarbier A, 22H Main, Danbury Gardella Andrew, Main c White, " Hack Benjamin G, 235 Main, " Giaromini J, Main c Atlantic, Stamford Fruit Qrcw^ers. [See, also. Nurserymen.] Beach J H & Son, 610 Park av, Bridgeport Fur Cutters and Blowers. Robinson P & Co, Canal, Danbury White W A & A M, Beaver c River, Furnaces. FURNACES, BAXTER HOT AIR, MORRIS ES & CO, Delay n RRav. See adv under, Danbury Furniture Dealers. BUCKINGHAM NATHAN & CO, 387 and 389 Water (up stairs). See adv page 229, Bridgeport LIEBERUM BROS, 315 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport E. S. MoBEis. J- L. Dabsib. E. S. MORRIS & CO., MANUFACTUBERS OF THE "lAXTEH" HOT AIR FURNACE, DANBURY, CONN. 314 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DADTCMC 9 DIPC ^^ "^°^" ^*- •'^- ^- s*®^ii°^ Unilltllu & niuLi Silverware, Latest Designs. Smith James H, 187 Noble, Bridgeport Stiles R B, 24 Fairfield av, " Walters D J, 37 State, Griesbeck Emil F W K, 7 West, Danbury Marshall Horace, 101 Main, " IVES J M CO (THE), 217 Main. See adv under Danbury Mead Isaac L, Putnam av c Greenwich av, Greenwich Hall Russell L & Brother, New Canaan Lockwood William, 36 Main, Norwalk Quintard's E Son, 2 Knight, Stow David, 89 Main, South Norwalk Daniel James, 42 Atlantic, Stamford Hoyt Lyman & Son, 97 Main, " Smith Charles Edward, Atlantic c Broad, " Furniture M anuf actur ers . BUCKINGHAM NATHAN & CO, 387 and 389 Water (up stairs). See adv page 229, Bridgeport Furniture Mfg Co ; Jacob Kiefer, pres't, Wm H Wilson, sec, Kiefer c Singer av and 425 Main, Bridgeport Griesinger W & Co, 648 Main, Hubbell & Curtis, Main c Cannon, " Kusterer Joseph, 19 Gold, " LIEBERUM BROS, 315 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Furniture Repairers. Booth C A, 400 Water, Bridgeport Buck Henry, 600 Main, Polke F, centre of lower bridge, " BOUTON JOHN, r 152 Main, Norwalk Furs. Franke A, 379 Water, Bridgeport Hatch Horace F, 393 Water, Way John S Mfg Co, 20 Commercial, " Gunther Frederick A, 67 Washington, South Norwalk Garden Vases, &c. THE PIERCE MANUFACTURING CO, 159 N Washington av. See adv page 247, Bridgeport THE J. M. IVES CO., 217 MAIN ST., DANBURY, CONN., FURNITURE, CARPETS, STOVES, CROCKERY House-Furnisliing Goods of All Kinds. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 315 FIN[ST BILLIIIRD T11BL[S 'le.^llZT^.. Gas Companies. Bridgeport Gas Light Co, 436 Main, Bridgeport Danbury Gas Light Co, 225 Main, Danbury l2 • Gas Fitters. rSee Plumbers. Also Stoves.] Gas Machines. SCHOOIiEY'S GAS REGULATORS, at Zalmon Goodsell's, 383 Main. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Gas Fitting- and Fixtures. Belknap Mfg Co, Charles Belknap, pres't, D T Ellis, sec and treas, 97 Water, Bridgeport Eaton, Cole & Burnham Co, John Eaton, pres't, E G Burnham, vice-pres't, E H Cole, sec and treas, 65 Water, Bridgeport Hamilton John, 88 Middle, " General Stores. [See also, Country Stores.] Barnum E S & Co, Centre Bethel Booth L B, Main, " Meyer J J, Main, " Sanford & Hawley, Main, Newtown Gents' Furnishing. [See Men's Furnishing.] Glue and Cement Manufacturers. Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing Co, Redding Grain Elevator. Hurd John, Walter n Gilbert, Bridgeport Granite Dealers and Workers. [See Marble Workers.] ELLIS L T, 288 to 400 Water. See adv p 248, Bridgeport HUGHES & MORRISON, 104 Fairfield av. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Ivers Patrick, State c Iranistan.avji,. ^ ., " Grind .stof44;';|'^'^'';'!f^^'""^'^';: STERLING'S S. s6nS^!^/^6 &,,$7K;^^-kt^rJ| '^^^ TARE &.cy;r^^.RY 316 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TCMQ 9 DIPC 20 John St.. N. Y. ILIIO (y nlUL) Manuf'rs of Artistic Jewelry. Grocers, Retail. Cole & Greene, Centre, Bethel Fairchild Charles E, Kyle W, Wooster, Bethel Seely Ransom, Maple, " Sherwood M W, Chestnut, " Spork B H, Main, " Ayre Bros, R R av c West, Bridgeport Barrett William, Sherwood av c Wood av, Barry John, 55 Jones av, Barthelmess & Dundon, 152 E Main, Beach T W, 628 Main, Bee John, 983 Main, Bennett A A, Newfield av c Chapel, West Stratford Berkshire Stove and Coal Co., (A L Winton) 280 N Washington av, West Stratford, Bridgeport Bishop C K, 179 E Washington, Blackman H H & H L, 856 Main, Blakebrough James, 436 E Main, " Boland Margaret, 658 Main, " Bonness Otto, 295 Water " Brock Hugo, Stratford av c Union av, West Stratford, Bridgeport Burns John, Reilley c Hallett, " Butterly John, Leverty c Hallam, " Cannon J B, 44 Leverty, " Casey Michael, 23 Milne, " Casey William, 269 Pembroke, " Chaffee E E, 279 Kossuth, " Cleveland G E, 202 State, " Clyne James, 20 Fairfield av, " Cobb & Pollard, 448 Main, " Coe Charles P, 560 Main, " Conger L D, Stratford av c Chapel, West Stratford, Bridgeport Connelly Ann, 212 Pembroke, " Copeland L H, 697 Main, " Costello Rose, 18 Arch, " Curtis Geerge, 94 Main, " Delaney Michael, 75 Made, " Devaney Peter, Hallett c Reilley, " Devitt Bros, 79 Pequonnock, " Donahue James, 41 Leverty, " lAO THE ADVmiSEMENT ON PAGE 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 317 HMIOUMONEy TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Dougherty Michael, 38 Leverty, Bridgeport Driscoll John, 671 Main, " Dwyer Cornelius, 132 N Washington, " Feeley Michael T, Booth c Steuben, " Finlan Edward, 50 Washington av, " Fitzsimons Bartholomew, 19 Calhoun, " Flynn P J, 315 Housatonic, " Ford Frank H, 173 E Main, . « Ford Mrs Timothy, 949 Main, " French E M, 16 Wall, " Gilbert J L, Newtown tp, " Grace Martin, 1012 Main, " Graham Patrick. 84 Milne, " Griffith William H, 114 Fairfield av, " Groeschner Christian, 141 Olive, " Hanson Charles, 144 Main, " Hardy Ellen, 108 Pequonnock, " Harrall G S, St John's Hall, « Hawley & Wilson, 60 Courtland, " Heublin Frederick, 164 Lafoyette, " Hickey William, Pembroke c Walter, " Houston Patrick, 658 Main, " Hughes B L, 33 Leverty, " Hurd E H, Crescent av c Harriet, " Jacoby John, 235 Fairfield av, " Johnson W H, 286 Park av, " Johnson & Rick el, 220 E Main, " Judson Bros, 304 Broad, " Kaley M J, Leverty c Jones av, " Keating Bros, 304 Pembroke, " Kelly James, 285 Pembroke, " Kelly Patrick, 228 Pembroke, « Kirk William, 25 Milne, " Lafield C H., 19 North av, " Leverty James, 810 Main, " Logan J T, 863 Main, - " Lyddy Bros, 317 Pembroke, " Lyons P D, 150 Park av, ♦* Marshall G S, 1023 Main, « McGovern Maria, 122 Washington av, " McLityre W E, 205 Main, " Mead & Brennan, 881 Main, " Miller W R, 58 State, « WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S. S. JARVIS 6 SON, llgls. 318 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARIENS & RICE, 20 John Street, N. Y. "Watch and Chronometer Makers. Milligan William, 285 E Main, Bridgeport Monahan Lawrence, 35 Lewis, " Moriarty Daniel, 282 E Main, " O'Brien Terence, R R av c Warren av, '* O'Neil Mary, 161 South av, " Orton T K & Co, 40 State and 35 Bank, O'Rourke Stephen, 90 Grand, " Paine W H, 131 E Main, " Palmer W R, Noble c Crescent av, " Pelham G L, 116 E Main, " Phalen J S, Barnum c Lake, " Prescott J E, Water c State, " Prindle & Whiting, 345 Main and Golden Hill c Water, Bridgeport Proud J H, 386 State, Raymond F S, 234 State, " Reddy Henry, 336 Pembroke, " Reed Mary, 91 Willard, " Rehwinkle F, 212 Fairfield av, " Reid Alexander, 476 Main, " Reilley Thomas, 132 Pequonnock, " Reynolds Mrs J D, Leverty c Harrall av, " Reynolds John, 102 E Washington, " Robertson G M, 303 E Main, " Russell C & Co, 335 Main, « Ryburn J J, 39 Frank, Saunders Michael, Pequonnock c Linen av, " Seeley F & Son, 185 E Washington av, " Shepard E B, 827 Main, " Sloan Patrick, 921 Main, " Smith George W, 150 State, " Smith Isaac W, 189 Noble, " Stafford George, 81 Hurd av, " Stafford John, 491 North av, " Stapleton James, 28 Reilley, " Stapleton Walter, 82 N Washington av, " Stegeman & Whetstine, 390 Main, " Stevenson Alfred, 245 Harrall av, " Stevenson William G, 407 Water, " Stowe I E, 25 Fulton, " Sullivan & Casey, 128 Harrall av, " The Village Store Co, 820 Main, " Thompson B F, 980 Main, « jpiSSyi^caH ^i>age 6. 319 f 11 emiMM BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Established 1843. OVER 20M0 GIRGULATION! DAILY AND WEEKLY. EYERY WEEK. DOUBLE THE CIRCULATION OF ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN WESTERN CONNECTICUT. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Daily, - - - per year, $7.00; per week, 15c. Weekly, ... per year, $2.00; six months, $1.00 THE STANDARD ASSOCIATION. Publishers. AUTIST m PHOTOGRAPHY, No. 320 MA.IISr STR^EET, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. We guarantee first-class work, and at the lowest living rates. Special attention paid to photoeraphing the little folks. Babiew' pictures taken in>itantaneously. OLD PICTUKES of every description carefully Copied to any size, and satisfaction given in every case. CRAYON PORTRAITS A SPECIALTY. H. W. RaTMOND. H. CiBSTESEN. COURT STREET opposite Court House, Bridgeport, Conn. H. W. RAYMOND & CO., Proprietors. Horses and Carriages furnished for all occasions. Particular attention to Weddings Parties, Funerals, &c. 320 THE MORNIl 1 PUBLISHED AT 35 FAIRFIELD AVE., BRIDGEPORT, COHN., 'm Oil? 1 Hiriuinra 9@? II BRIDGEPORT FARMER, PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY. ITo. 21 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. GOULD & STILES, Proprietors. TO ADVERTISERS : The WEEKLY FARMER is an old established Journal, having been published over ninety years. It ofifers to merchants and others one of the best mediums for advertising. Of every description done in the best style at I^OULD ^^TILE^'^TEAM pi^IMTIflll OFFICE, 21 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 321 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Tomlinson W A, Cannon c Broad, Bridgeport Vaill L B, Barnum c Lake, West Stratford, Wheeler James, Main ab North av, Whipple C W, Hallet c Hallam, Whittlesey A J, 320 E Main, Wilkinson G C, 29 Hallett, Wilson Bros & Co, 594 Main, Wolfram G J, 145 Main, Wolfram W L, E Main c Maple, ADDIS H A & SON, ( Shaw E P, Redding Ridge Bell C W, Row ay ton Marks A A, Sound Beach Bouton Wm S, 49 Washington, South Norwalk Lock wood George A Stanwich Cuzner Henry, West Stratford Ladies' and Gents' Boots and Shoes. ALEXANDER A, 6th av and 23d St. See adv under. New York. Lamp and Lamp Burner Manufacturers. Bridgeport Brass Co, C M Mitchell, pres; F A Mason, vice pres and treas ; D W Kissam, sec, 2 Willard, Bridgeport ANDREW ALEXANDER, ©til. .^i>_-ve3a-a.e P^ o' «•< pp-S^o P O. o ^ B 2.CB r" e a P S" <»- ro - -) H a> ASK YOUR STATIONER FOR No. 333. No. 1876. No. 284. No. U. No. 048. No. 130. No. 2.32. No. 256. No 161, if] Ex. Fino. Telegraphic. Blackstono. Bank. Faleon. Easy Writer. Swan Qnill. Teoumseh. Engrossing. At Wholesale by the ESTERBROOK STEEL PEN CO., 26 John St., New York. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Laths, Shingles, &c. HAWLEY CHAS H, Lyon c Gold. See adv under lumber, Bridgeport Laundries. Cong Sing, 322 Main, Bridgeport Hall F E & Co, 124 Cannon, Hing Lee, 38 Wall, « Hunt Margaret, 187 Noble, " Lee J H, 38 Wall, " Lord W H, 19 State, " Metcalf Henry, 37 Crescent av, " Stetlman W M, 350 Main, « Wales Bros, Thompson c Housatonic av, " Yee Wah, 16 State " Ying Lee, 8 John, " Lee Sing, 36 White, Danbury Weed H R, 265 Main, Lee Ying, 29 Wall, Norwalk Feoy John, 51 Washington, South Norwalk Woh Hop, 89 Main, Stamford Lawyers. Ambler R C, 436 Main, Bridgeport Beardsley M B, Court House, '* Blake Stephen S, 323 Main, " Boughton John A, Post Office building, " Burr Ebenezer Jr, 98 State, " Canfield Charles S, 323 Main, " Chamberlain J C, 98 State, " Dalton William A, 98 State, " DAVENPORT DANIEL, 19 Wall, Doten & Peck, 98 State, " GIDDINGS V R C, Rooms 1 and 2 Sturdevant build- ing, 323 Main, Bridgeport Hall Edwin F, 98 State, HOLLISTER DAVID F, Attorney and U S Internal Revenue Collector, Post Office building, Bridgeport Holt Frank L, Court House, Bridgeport HUGHES FRANK J, rooms 1 and 2 Sturdevant building, 323 Main, Bridgeport The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 20 340 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. nAnTrN\ N nlr -^^ Key"-Wi'nd'inVwatciieV''mrdrmt^ 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, and Key-Windi] — ■ - - j Stem-Winders. Ives Francis, 117 Fairfield av, Bridgeport JOYCE JOSEPH A, rooms 3 and 4, 45 Wall, " KEATING BERNARD, 446 Main. See adv page 211, Bridgeport Kelsey William H, Post Office building, " LOCkwOOD & BEERS, rooms 3 and 4 Sturdevant building, 323 Main, Bridgeport INIcGuinness M C, 323 Main, " Middlebrook Lewis N, 98 State, " Morris Dwight, 323 Main, " NOBLE WILLIAM H, 444 Main. See adv page 122, Bridgeport Norton W E, Court House, " Parrot J W, 98 State, " Phelan John J, 98 State, " RODGERS FRANK L, 19 Wall, " Sanford Henry S, Post Office building, " Seeley William K, 323 Main, " Seymour & Seymour, 436 Main, " Shelton William R, Post Office building, " Sherwood Charles, 323 Main, " BLADE L M, 201 Fairfield av, " Stoddard Goodwin, Post Office building, " Sumner E S, Court House, ** Sumner Samuel B, 45 Wall, " TALLMADGE ALBERT M, room 9 Franklin block, Main c State, Bridgeport THOMPSON CURTIS, room 8 Franklin block, Main c State, Bridgeport Treat A S, 323 Main, Warner George W, 347 Main, " WILBER, DeFOREST & NORMAN, rooms 6 and 7 Franklin block, Main c State. See adv under, Bridgeport Wildman William C, 117 State, Bridgeport M D. WiLBER. R. E. De Foebst. F. P. Nobman. W/LBER, DE FOREST & NORMAN. maw ©FFECES. Practice in all the Courts of Connecticut and New York. Booms 6 and 7 Franklin Block, Cor. State and Main Streets. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Sooms 13 and 14 Continental Ins. Co. Building. Cor. Court & Montague Sts. BROOKLYN, N. Y. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 341 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Sherman Samuel, Brookfield Hurlbatt J B, Cannon Station Averill Arthur H, 196 Main, Danbury Averill Roger, 196 Main, " Bates A T, 204 Main, BOOTH DAVID B, 204 Main, BREWSTER, TWEEDY & SCOTT, 170 Main, Danbury Burke William, 189 Main, " Farnum John R, 224 Main, " Hough B A, Library building, " Taylor Howard W,"l31 Main, « Taylor William F, 131 Main, " Todd O A G, 159 Main, « WALSH JAMES E, 189 Main, « Gilman U M, Southport, Fairfield Relyea Albert, Green's Farms Hoyt & Walsh, Greenwich av n Putnam av, Greenwich Mason & Hubbard, Town building, " Beecher W J, Main, Newtown Wilson James A, Sandy Hook, '* Hurlbutt & Relyea, Gazette building, 34 Wall, Norwalk Perry & Birdsall, Gazette building, 34 Wall, " Seymour John S, 44 Wall, " Smith William R, 56 Wall, « Stevenson Edward L, 34 Wall, " Walsh John J, 44 Wall, Warner Levi, 20 Wall, " Wilson Joseph W, 7 Camp, " Woodbury Charles P, 9 Wall, « Woodward & Perry, 9 Wall, " Taylor Nelson & Son, 29 Washington, South Norwalk Gilman E M, Southport Pery John H, " Cohen Samuel H, 120 Main, Stamford Curtis Julius B, 115 Main, " Ferris & Fessenden, 30 Atlantic, " Llart Nathaniel R, First National Bank building, " Keeler John E, First National Bank Building, " Kenealy Michael, room 13 Town Hall building, " Olmstead James H, room 14 Town Hall building, " Reid Clarence L, room 14 Town Hall building, " Scofield Edwin L, room 13 Town Hall building, " 342 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Strobridge William C Jr, 142 Main, Stamford Davenport George A, Wilton Hurlbutt J B, Cannon Station Leather Manufacturers. Bridgeport Patent Leather Manufacturing Co, 123 Can- non, Bridgeport Way John S Manufacturing Co, 29 Commercial " Leather and Findings. ATKINSON JOHN S, 48 Fairfield av. See adv p 284, Bridgeport Pendleton Bros, 411 Water, " Saunders William W, R R av c Canal, Stamford Leather Washers. Chadburn Samuel, 237 Maple, Bridgeport Light Metallic Goods Manufacturers. Fitzpatrick M E, 237 Water, Bridgeport Liquor Dealers. [See VVines and Liquors.] Livery, Sale and Exchange Stables. Birmingham T M, 33 Cannon, Bridgeport Cook G F, 177 E Main, Dorman Bros, 28 Middle, " Edwards Edwin, Water n Gold, " Ford Bridget, 949 Main, " Fowler Daniel G, 61 Fairfield av, " Gates H D & Co, John c Broad, " Jones John H, 448 Broad, " Northrop G A, 20 Harriet, " Peck & Son, 157 Middle, " RAYMOND H W & CO, Court n State. See adv page 319, Bridgeport RUGGLES CHARLES N, 30 and 32 Middle. See adv page 301, Bridgeport Spoering Herman, Crescent av n Kossuth, " Wakelee S L, Elm n Broad, " Wilson L D, E Main n Maple, " Wood & Way, 864 Main, " Bradley H, 262 Main, D anbury Cole George E, hd Library, " REllO THE ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 6, BUSINESS DIRECTORY." 843 TH[ H, W, COl[EHD[R CO. ^fi'tf^ l^f"^'- Connair William, Ives n White, Danbury Crosby P D, r 263 Main, " Ferris Reed, Crosby n White, " Freeland W R, 22 Centre, Lockwood Hiram, ojip R R Depot n Ives, " Osborn Piatt S, 115 Main, Waterbury Charles G, Darien Sherman Wm, Easton Henshavv Edward, Fairfield Doran John, R R av opp depot, Greenwich Merritt M & Son, Church, " " Moshier Frank P, Greenwich av, " Smith Patrick, R R av opp depot, " Searles George W, Long Ridge Birdsall G, New Canaan Stevens F, Brown George H, Newtown Dick William J, Dann William E, 8 and 13 River, Norwalk Gorham William J, Hoyt n Main, " Gregory Bros, 14 Knight, " Vincent John R, Rowayton Baker R L, Warwick House, South Norwalk Sherman Sylvester J, Main c Marshall, " Henshaw E, Southport Devine Patrick, R R av opp depot, Stamford Falrchild Robert, 47 Main, Kerr William J, 6 Gray, Knapp & Provost, r 74 Main, McNally John, Pacific n Main, Nash Charles I, 7 Gay, Nichols William G, r 119 Main, May Edward, West Stratford Lock Manufacturers. The Smith & Egge Manufacturing Co, F W Smith, pres't, W H Day, sec and treas, 188 Lafayette. Bridgeport Norwalk Lock Co, R R and Water, South Norwalk Yale Lock ManufsicturingCo, Pacific n Marion, Stamford Lumber Dealers. Gilbert Bros, opp depot, Bethel Valden D H & Son, Branchville SestGoial Lowesl Pfices af '• latwl* ir 344 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BART[flS & RICE, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. HAWLEY CHARLES H, Lyon c Gold. See adv under, Bridgeport O. EC. H^^V^LEY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL L?MB£Ii AITD TIMBEB OF ALL SESCSIFTIOKS. Mill and Yards, opp. ihe Depot, Bridgeport, Conn. Lyon, Curtis & Co, Simons' dock, Bridgeport SWORDS WILLIAM F, E Washington av, west end Horse R R bridge. See adv p 247, Bridgeport Bates Joseph T, Canal, Danbury Foster & Osborne, 38 White, Webb F A, Darien Weed F E, New Canaan Nichols Philo G, Newtown Hill Ebentzer J, 9 Water, Norwaik Hubbell H L, 8 Water, Barhite & Osborn, Ridgefield Beers W W (estate of). Wells H, Rowayton Fitch Henry R, ft Water, South Norwaik Kna})p Burr (estate of), Marshall c Water, " ST JOHN, HOYT & CO, canal dock. See adv inside front cover, Stamford TAFF HENRY (estate of). See adv p 3, Waterside Wheeler William E, Stratford Machine Forging-. DOUGLASS GEORGE, 237 Water, Machinists. Alvord W I, Beach n Maple, Coulter & McKenzie, Water c Golden Hill, Eaton, Cole & Burnham Co, 63 Water, Fitzpatrick M E. 237 Water, Follansbee J S, Water c Golden Hill, Fray J S, Water n Fairfield av, Hotchkiss Joseph, 98 Middle, House H A, Noble c Maple, HARDWARE & CUTLERY See page 6. Bridgeport Brid eport i I, mm £ BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 345 HAVE you MOM[! TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Skidmore P H & Sons, E Washington av n Housatonic Bridgeport Walter Brothers, 105 Cannon, " Wright John H, 237 Water, Belden R A & Co, Canal, ' Danbury REID CHARLES H, Canal. See adv under, STEVENS, TURNER & SON, 24 River. See adv page 327 Danbury Spencer J, Birmingham, Huntington Messenger R, New Canaan Cotter John, r 10 Knight, Norwalk Le Count Charles W, East av n Shore rd, " Norwalk Iron Works Co (The), R R & Water, S " Fox Charles, Canal n R R, Stamford Merwin Augustus, Wilton Manufacturers' Supplies. Stebbins S, 229 Main, Danbury Marble and Granite Workers and Dealers. Bolles E D, opp depot, Bethel ELLIS LORING T, 398 Water. See adv page 248, Bridgeport HUGHES & MORRISON, 104 Fairfield av. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Kane M G, 194 Middle, " Sexton James & Son, Crescent av. East " Warren F L, 434 Water, " Austin N E, Cemetery, Danbury COMES H E, 31 White. See adv under, Newbery John W, Cemetery, " Reed , Darien Bates P W, 8 Water, Norwalk Taylor Charles J, 56 Main, CHARLES H. REID, Manufacturer of Rounding Machines, Hatters' Curling Tools, Sec. SPEOIAL MACUINERY PERFECTED FROM IDEAS OR DRAWINGS. SOLE MANUFACTURER OF REID'S PATENT DRILL CHUCK. Shop on Canal Street, Danbury, Conn. DANBURY MARBLE >ARD, H. E. COMES, Proprietor, 31 WHITE STREET, - . _ - DANBURY, CONN. Lock Box 28. Scotcli and American Granites, Foreign and Domestic Marbles of tnery style and grade. Granite lettering done to order. 346 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARONS & mi 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Designs Furnisiied and Prizes Made lor AtMetlc Sports. Cavanagh James W, Water n Washington, S Nor walk Dean George W, Canal r R R, opp planing mill, Stamford Cheralle George, Stratford Duby William, Westport Masons. Barmore S R, 191 Harrall av, Bridgeport Barr John, 240 Kossuth, " Benham J H & J N, 377 Broad, " Benham J S, 237 State, Chaifield Edwin, Sterling House, '* Downs & Weed, 191 John and 75 Weed, Gamsby J H, 216 Main, ^' Green J J, 56 North av, " Leverty Alexander, 99 Washington av, '" Rutherford John, 30 Booth, Sewell Richard, 71 Steuben, " Warner E E, 112 Warren av, "' Bell & Nicholas, 68 Elm, Danbury Rice Frank, R R av n depot, " Norton T, Darien Scofield , Ritch Thomas, Church, Greenwich Jones S A, Huntington Potts Oliver, Hunting Ridge Gates F, Mill Plain Thorn Thomas, " Lunsbury Williard, New Canaan Warren James, " Davis Hiram, Ridgefield Sherwood J R, " Booth Elon, Newtown Morion T B, Noroton Allen James E, 74 Main, Norwalk Hoyt Ezra, East av n Van Zandt av, " Murray Michael, 22 Franklin av, " Osborne Solomon E, East av n St John av, " Squire Charles, 14 Union av, " Hanford Daniel L, Ridgebury Howe George, South port Ballard & Weed, Broad n opp Gay, Stamford Brown Philip H, 35 Summer, " S, S, JARflS & IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 347 THE COUEiD[li^A¥.^-" 768 Braadwaj, (U Brown William, 59 Broad, Stamford Knapp Charles N Jr, 38 Summer, u Wilmot Theodore J, Strawberry Hill Beardsley John, Stratford Blakesley John, u Budington R, (( Coe L, it Beers J M, Weston Lockwood John, Wilton Masons' Materials. ELLIS L T, 392 Water. See adv p 248, Bridgeport Sewell Richard, 71 Steuben, WHEELER & HOWT^,S, east end Centre Bridge, Bridgeport Dean George W, Canal s R R opp Planing Mill, Stamford Mattress Makers. LIEBERUM BROS, 315 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Lees James E, Westport Meat Markets. (See Butchers') Men's Furnishing' Goods. BELKNAP C J, 382 Main. See adv outside back cover and page 194, Bridgeport Ellis & Shaw, 165 E Washington, HUB CLOTHING HOUSE, H Gardner manager, Main c State. See adv page 229, Bridgeport Pelton Lewis F, 363 Main, Stillman W M, 350 Main, HARRIS SAMUEL, 149 Main. See adv page 292 Danbury Meyers J, 159 Main, " Werner J, 187 Main, Sherwood J & Son, 41 Main, Norwalk Wheeler & Grumman, 31 Main, " Davis M, Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwalk Hurlbutt W P & Weed, 88 Main, Stamford Kiley John, 91 Atlantic, " Waterbury & MacDonald, First Nat Bk bldg, " SO lADlflO P Cniil Hardware Merchants, I Oi JflnVIo & OUH) 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 348 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARONS & RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Milk. Fitch Abraham, Westport rd, Norwalk Hawxhurst Henry W, Cranberry Plains, " Remson Bros, Cliff, " Scofield James, New Town av, " Bounty Jabez P, Simsbury, Stamford Knapp William E, 38 Franklin, Weston Harry, Stillwater av n Stillwater mills, Stamford Metal Dealers. GLEDHIIiL & CO, 480 Water. See adv page 122, Bridgeport Milliners and Millinery Goods. Wylie Mary E, Centre, Bethel Adams Mrs C L, 271 E Main, Bridgeport Bushnell S, 457 Main, Cohen Pauline, 484 Main, " Cordon Mrs J W, 245 Fairfield av, " Dunham George, 475 Main. " Gaffney Mrs B L, 520 Main, Gilbert Mrs C, 97 State, Gormley Mrs I F, 515 Main, " Halligan W E, 396 Main, Hewison Clara, 293 Main, Jacobs A, 500 Main, " Klein M & Bro, 360 Main, " Leverty Kate, 469 Main, " Lynehan C, 288 Main, " Maiden Mrs H, 247 E Main, ^ " Manby A & I, 280 Noble, " Root Mrs V, 437 Main, " Smith E J, 642 Main, " Gray & HoUey, 213 Main, Danbury Kline L, 125 Main, Thompson H N, 221 Main, " Allcorn Alice H, Greenwich av, Greenwich Bixby H N, Putnam av n Lenox House, " Avery Hannah, New Canaan Davis Jane E, Betts Mrs J B, 49 Main, Norwalk SIRm CHILLED PLOW a 381 MfM BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 349 H11VE!0U1II[!T0IIIV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Fawcett Mrs Wilmot, 3 Water, Norwalk Hoyt Mrs James E, 34 Wall, Slauson Mary J, 33 Main, " St John Misses (The), 33 Main, " Kreiger Mrs H, Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwalk Bernhard Tobias, 123 Main, Stamford Clancy Bridget, 34 Atlantic, " Cohen Samuel, 7 Park Row, " Morris Mrs E F, 5 Park Row, " Nichols Emma C, 1 Bank, " Palmer Ellen, 80 Main, " Moore Emma, Stratford Lees Mrs Caroline, Westport Armstead Mrs Charles, " Sherwood Mrs Sarah, Saugatuck, " Mining- Company. Field Spar Mine, Branchville Model Maker. Village Thomas, Day c Raymond, South Norwalk Monuments and Head Stones. ELLIS LORING T, 388 to 400 Water. See adv page 248, Bridgeport HUGHES & MORRISON, 104 Fairfield av. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Monumental Bronze Co, A S Parsons, pres't; R E Par- sons, sec'y ; Daniel Schuyler, treas, Hallet c Barnum, Bridgeport Mortgage Brokers. TERRY DWIGHT H, State c Main. See adv top lines and page 4, Bridgeport Mouldings. BELDEN & VAN STONE, 91 Cannon. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Botsford H H, 35 Housatonic av, " Lyon Curtis & Co, Simons' dock, " SWORDS WM F, E Washington av, west end Horse R R Bridge. See adv page 247, Bridgeport Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. 350 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DADTCMQ 9 DIPC ^^ -^^^^ ^*' ^- ^- sterling Dnfl I LllO (y niuL) Silverware, Latest Designs. Music and Musical Instruments. Corrin A B, 330 Main, Bridgeport Hine N W, 44 Fairfield av, LEIGH WILLIAM, 385 Main. See adv page 301, Bridgeport Loomis C M, 19 Fairfield av, Spinning T A, 31 Cannon, " HOYT W OLAND, 187 Main, Danbury News Dealers. (See, also, Booksellers and Stationers.) Ball Charles, Centre, Bethel Northrop H R, Main, Bethel Clarke P J, Pembroke c Willard, Bridgeport Connor G F, 404 Main, " Fenn Henry, 357 Main, " Francisco W E, 171 E Washington av, " Hale Mrs George DeY, 16 Crescent av, " Hart G W, 99 N Washington, " Mott F A, Atlantic Hotel, " Post Office News Room, 40 Bank, " Winsor H E Mrs, 22 Crescent av " Judd Almon, 143 Main, Danbury Judd E S Co, (The) 211 Main, Roff Benjamin M, 251 Main, " Benedict James M, 45 Wall, Norwalk Stanley Stephen K, 43 Wall, " Fancher Darius, 89 Main, South Norwalk Alphonse John W, 111 Main, Stamford Newspapers, Daily. BRIDGEPORT EVENING FARMER, 21 Fair- field av. See adv page 320, Bridgeport DAILY STANDARD (THE), Fairfield av c Mid- dle. See adv page 319, Bridgeport MORNING NEWS (THE), 35 Fairfield av. See adv page 320, Bridgeport Newspapers, Weekly. Bethel Ledger (The), Squires & Cole, editors, Centre, Bethel Bridgeport Eagle, 10 John, Bridgeport Bridgeport Sun (The), 42 Fairfield av. The Bd Plow in l^e Wofld-Tiie Sffacuse, Se'^ page 6- BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 351 FlMBIlllARDTABUrsee^Ia^vTarea: REPUBLICAN FARMER, 21 Fairfield av. See adv pa^^e 320, Bridgeport REPUBLICAN STANDARD (THE), Fairfield av c Middle. See adv page 311) Bridgeport Danbury Democrat (The), L K Wildman, editor, 189 Main, Danbury Danbury Globe (The), T Donovan, publisher, 215 Main, Danbury Danbury News (The), James M Bailey, editor and pro- prietor, 250 Main, Danbury Danbury Republican (The), Walker B Bartram, editor and proprietor, 224 Main, Danbury Greenwich Observer, Putnam av, Greenwich Newtown Bee (The), Reuben H Smith editor and pro- prietor, Newtown Newtown Chronicle (The), weekly, James E Madigan publisher. Main, Newtown DEMOCRAT (THE), Gazette building, 34 Wall. See adv page 158, Norwalk NORWALK GAZETTE, Gazette building, 34 Wall. See adv page 157, Norwalk NORWALK HOUR AND WESTPORT AD- VERTISER, 13 Water. See adv p 158, Norwalk CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN (weekly), 79 Main, South Norwalk THE SENTINEL, 29 Washington, " Stamford Advocate, Advocate pi, Stamford STAMFORD HERALD, 40 Atlantic. See adv p 85, Stamford Newspapers, Semi-Weekly. The Leader, 321 Water, Bridgeport Notaries Public. Adams C S, 444 Main, Bridgeport Ambler R C, 436 Main, Averill C K, Housatonic R R office, " Banks F J, City National bank, " Bartholomew T L, City National bank, " Beach N M, Bridgeport Brass Co, " Beardsley M B, Probate office, " Beers A B, 323 Main, " Benham F N, Bridgeport National bank, " /5,000 %a« Chilled Plows in the Field, See page 6. 352 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. liflnlLNo & nluL) Manuf'rs of Artistic Je^velry. Bowser H E, 407 Main, Bridgeport Brothwell O H A, First National bank, " Burke Andrew, 64 Harriet, " Burr E, Jr, 98 State, " Canfield C S, 323 Main, " CATLIN L S, 407 Main, " Crittenden T R, 203 State, " Disbrow W E, Main c State, " Drew H B, Connecticut National bank, " Eberhard Michael, 44 Bank, " Faircliild A B, 45 Fairfield av, " Fuller Amos, 9 Grand, *' Gauss Herman, 33 Bank, " GIDDINGS V R C, 98 State, « Goddard W Y, Opera House block, " Goodsell Granville W, 414 Main, " Griffith J S, Bridgeport National bank, " Hanover J S, Custom House, " Higby W R, 323 Main, " Hincks William B, 436 Main, " HOLIilSTER D H, Post Office building, " Holt F L, Court House, " Holzer P L, Connecticut National bank, " Hough R E, Post office, " Hubbell H G, 337 Fairfield av, Hurd F W, 292 E Washington av, " Hurd Frederick, 292 E Washington av, " KEATING BERNARD, 446 Main. See adv page 211, Bridgeport King James, 11 Steuben, " KOST RUDOLPH, 33 Bank. See adv page 301, Bridgeport LACEY R B, 446 Main. See page 211, " Lockwood D B, 323 Main, Lockwood F J, Main c State, " Marsh F W, 328 Main, " NOBLE J F, 444 Main. See adv page 265, " NOBLE W H, 444 Main. See adv page 122, " Norton W E, Court House, "<• Peck E B, 98 State, " Pond J E, 107 Cannon, " Porti-r C P, Main c State, " Prindle I B, Main c State, " WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S, S, JARVIS 6 SON, Agfs. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 353 HMIOUMONEUOINm DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Read C B, 434 Main, Bridgeport Rockwell E B, R R av ft Clinton av, SCRIBNER H H, 98 State. See adv page 4, " Seeley W E, 328 Main, Seweil Richard, 71 Steuben, " Sheridan M S, 323 Main, Sherwood C, 323 Main, " SLADE L M, 201 Fairfield av, " Staples G A, 207 State, •' Staples W M, 200 Main, Stevenson W H, 110 Washington av, " Stoddard G, P building, " Sumner E S, Court House, " Sumner S B, 45 Wall, Talmage A M, 98 State, " Taylor F B, 323 Main, TERRY DWIGHT H, State c Main. See adv page 4, Bridgeport THOMPSON CURTIS, room 8, 98 State, Warner G W. Main c John, " Whittlesey R E, 444 Main, " Wildman G F, 323 Main, Wildman W C, 117 State, Wilmot C E, Court House, " Hoyt & Walsh, Greenwich av n Putnam av, Greenwich Hurlbutt John B, Gazette building, 34 Wall, Norwalk Sturges Benjamin J, Gazette building, 34 W^all, " Layton Jacob M, 65 W'ashington, South Norwalk Waterbury William W, Springdale Notions. McCORD, COPELAND & CO, 411 to 417 Main. See adv page 229, Bridgeport Nurserymen. Lindley N H, Newtown tp, Bridgeport Pflomn Charles, Barnum c Prospect, W Stratford, " Rosedale Nursery, 234 Harrall av, " Ives Joseph H, White n Granville av, Danbury Clock Isaac H, Darien Beers William A, Fairfield Jennings E B, Green's Farms Jennings T B, « ILION HORSE fine, «•- — ---■ ^1 381 Water St. See page 6. 354 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DADTCmO 9 DIPC 20 John street, N. Y. "Watch DflnltNO 4i tllULi and Chronometer Makers. ■) Wakeman H B, Carter H Z, Crosby O, Hoyt's Stephen Sons, Jennings E B, Goldy Ernest L, Broad n Gay, Meachara James, Green's Farms High Ridge Mill Plain New Canaan Southport Stamford Stratford Nurses. Wilson^Carman, 72 Franklin, Stamford Oil. Hallock William F, Main n Glenbrook av, Stamford Opticians. Sandman H, 31 Wall, Norwalk WALDSTEIN H, 41 Union Square, New York Organ Manufacturers. Bridgeport Organ Co, James T Patterson, sec and treas, Water c South, Bridgeport Oyster Dealers. Hawley N B, 116 Fairfield av Bridgeport Lewis W A, West Stratford, " Smith C D, ft Pembroke, Bell Hiram, ft Water, South Norwalk Burbank John L, ft Water, Hoyt Bros, ft Water, Remsen C, ft Water, Smith Thomas B, Washington st bridge, Wright Jeremiah, Water n Washington, Oyster Planters and Shippers. Hilton & Son, Prior A Martin, 7 Manhattan, Cummings W A, Ferris George, Heusted George and James, Lockwood Samuel, Palmer Bros (Charles E and George A), Palmer M K, Peck Charles & George F, Newman H P, Whaley William, Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. Rowayton Stamford Sound Beach i i mm & SON BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 357 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Packers, BARTRAM F A & CO, 439 to 443 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Packing Box Makers. Tolles Chester F, 14 Haviland, South Norwalk Painters, Carriage. Mager Leopold, Main c Wooster, Danbury Osborn E P, Easton Alger T, New Canaan Whitcomb Royal E, ft Brook, Norwalk Painters, House and Sign. Merrut A & Son, Banksville Seignor C E, Greenwood av, Bethel Wheeler George W, opp depot, " Anspach John, Main c Bank, Bridgeport Barry W H, 19 Housatonic av, " Clark & Fuller, r 234 State, Coe W H, 15 Waller's bridge, » COUGHLIN BROS, 459 Main. See adv p 302, " Enright Thomas H, 183 State, " Fancher J N, Black Rock, " Felds J J, 188 E Main, " Forbes Alexander, 94 Hallam, " Hadden John, 487 Broad, " . Healey William, 3 Lyon, " Magee William, 13 W Liberty, " Mansfield Edward, 169 Jane, « Mayle Thomas, 188 State, . " Meckel William, 10 Bank, « Middlebrook Charles, 98 Bank, « Murphy D F, Lyon c Fairfield av, " Olsen & Bogie, 37 Middle, « Pickett Michael, 113 John, " Raymond F, 19 West av, " Somers Frederick, John c Broad, " Stevens W W, Lake, West Stratford, '* Stirn Adolphus, 103 Fairfield av, " Taylor & Stevens, 15 William, " Sounsbury Thomas C, Cannon Station Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 21 358 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BIRT[IIS 6 RICL 20 John St . New York. Watches Made, and Key- Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Carter J M, 237 Main, Danbury Harvey John T, 29 Stevens, " Knox Andrew, 45 White, " Lamb C H, Hoyt n Beaver, < " Lee Charles W, 54 River, " Murray R M, Elm n Main, " Taylor & Crawford, 160 Main, " Fowler George W, Darien Bevens John, Easton Graft William B, " Abberley C, Fairfield Smith William, Buckley G, Southport, " Cavanagh John, " " Eddy G, " " Murphy F, " " Green Norwell, Elm, Greenwich McDuffie William, New Canaan Taylor George B, . " Nash John A, Newtown Smith Arthur P, " Fowler G W, Noroton Beach Eli, 31 Wall, Norwalk Brotherton Charus C, 85 Water, Shaw H S, Redding Ridge White Thomas, Ridgefield Hermiss L, Sound Beach Decker Lewis H, Water n Washington, South Norwalk Newman & Starr, 87 Main, " Shields Peter, Franklin n Clay, " Demarest William, 10 Park Row, Stamford Elliott George F, Main n Myrtle av, " Ells Warren, 7 Franklin, Hart Henry, 4 Spring, " Munson Arthur, 10 Park Row, " Murphy James, Adams av c Green av, " Scofield John A, Canal n Pacific, " Thompson & Mead, Pacific n Canal, " Toms C R, 7 Gay, Allen George H, Stratford Burritt John, '" Carey Charles, " Lillington Fred, " Wl'f Enclosed Gear Mower." Isfwttf. iF BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 359 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Maia c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. McEwen Abijah, Stratford Smith Hiram, " Whitlock Charles A, , Westport, Weston Griswold William, Wilton Lunsbury Thomas, Cannon Station, " Paints, Oils, Glass, &c. ADAMS' ELASTIC JAPAN FOR ROOFS, at Zalmon Goodsell's, 383 Main. See adv page 284, Bridgeport COUGHIilN BROS, 459 Main. See adv p 302, " Leavenworth L W, 163 E Washington av, " Mansfield Elastic Paint Oil, 97 John, " Taylor & Crawford, 160 Main, Danbury Smith W H & Co, 15 Water, Norwalk Raymond J R & Co, R R pi n Clay, South Norwalk Foster E H, 36 Atlantic, Stamford Paper Bag Manufacturers. Egleston & Co, 8 State, Bridgeport Merrick B H, Stratford Paper Bags. Clark Theodore, Centre, Bethel Reid Hugh, Grassy Plain Bridgeport Paper Box Co, 76 Middle, Bridgeport Sturat L L, Barnum c Caroline, " Abbott Abijah, 17 Montgomery, Danbury Clark Theodore, r 263 Main, Davis E S, 49 River, Trowbridge Charles S, r 12 Washington, South Norwalk Paper Hangings and Window Shades. COUGHLIN BROS, 459 Main. See adv page 302, Bridgeport McCORD, COPELAND & CO, 411 to 417 Main. See adv page 229, Bridgeport Paper Manufacturers. The Pequonnock Paper Manufacturing Co, W W Page, pres't, I B Hosford, sec and treas. North Bridgeport, Cushman William, Rowayton Scofield J R, Fairchild D & P N & Co, Trumbull limA[i[&CUTL[R!flT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. S6V BUSINESS DIRECTORY. eHRTEiS & RICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Paper Patterns. Bright M A, Cannon c Main, Bridgeport Gardner Mrs E, 347 Main, .Marks Louisa, 189 E Washington av, " Patent Medicine. Moses Dane Co (The), Isaac W Ives, manager, 43 River, Danbury Leed Richard A, 50 Atlantic, Stamford Pattern and Model Makers. Skaats A, Main c John, Bridgeport Tavlor G W, 96 Middle, A\' heeler C A, 27 Arch, Chittenden Morgan, Canal, Danbury Village Thomas, Raymond n Day, South Norwalk Pawnbrokers. Beers & Deveau, 63 Fairfield av, Bridgeport Geschka Charles V, 35 Wall, Bland Margaret, widow Chas, Pacific n Main, Stamford Pension and. Government Claim Agents. Gauss Herman, 33 Bank, Bridgeport NOBLE WILLIAM H, 444 Main. See adv p 122, Bridgeport Photographers. Betts E C, 356 Main, Bridgeport Bronson F H, 58 State, Bronson & Ellis, 407 Main, Montignani F M, 316 Main, SEELEY H J, 320 Main. See adv page 319, " Couch H E, 165^ Main, Danbury Folsom J H, 161 Main, l»Mtton E D, 219 Main, Glines WilHam B, 11 Main, Norwalk Readman Bros, 34 Wall, NORTH G S, 43 Washington, South Norwalk Balcolm Abram Jr, Atlantic c Canal, Stamford HENDRICKS WILLIAM, 86 Main. See adv page 104, Stamford Physicians. Griswold R B, Banksville Barber, A E, Centre, Bethel SO IAD\flO 9 CflM Agricultural Implements, I Oi JAnVlo & oUHi 381 Water St., Bridgeport. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 361 TH[HJ,COLLENDERCO,""e^AaTpirae" Hart (! R, Greenwood av, Bethel Abernethy A H, 40 Harriet, Bridgeport Becker John, 26 N Washington, " Becker John Jr, 26 N Washington av, " Beebe William B, 199 E Washington av, " Benedict F D, 85 State, '' Bill C H, 543 Main, " Bowers W C, 242 State, " Bragg James D, 250 E Main, -^ " Bronson B F, 376 Main, " Bunnell W H Jr, 483 Main, Burritt H L W, 388 Main, " Coles S P, Sterling House, " Cummings J R, Main c Bank, " Darling L J, 36 John, " Downs F B, Salem Building, Fairfield av n Main, " Fanyuu Joseph, 7 William, '' Fuller Mrs J J, 23 Harrison, Holmes A A, 189 State, " Hubbard Robert, 254 State, " Hubbard & Porter, 254 State, " King J W, 51 Gilbert, ' " Lander Robert, 163 Fairfield av, " Lewis George F, 303 State, " Martin T F, 515 Main, " Munson B W, 306 E Main, " Nash D H, 240 State, " Norton L H, 123 Fairfield av, " Ohnesorg G, Wall c Middle, Porter G L, 266 State, " Ri.-e F A, 15 Harriet, Ruihardson C M, 355 State, " Rising M J, 6 Courtland Block, " Sanford C E, 188 Fairfield av, " Scattergood Mrs H, 178 Main, " Shattuck L A, 67 Gilbert, " Slieff'rey Charles W, 201 Fairfield av, Silliman J S, 30 Harriet. " Smith A J, 189 Noble, SMITH JDS, 117 State st opp Court House. See adv page 283, Bridgeport Teeple George M, 18 Madison av, '" Wakeraan William J, 618 Main, " /5,fl00 Spcuse Chilled Plows in the Field See I page 8. 362 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RIC[, 20 Jolin St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN «e CO. LONDON WATCHES. Wilson F M, 317 State, Bridgeport Wordin N E, 174 Franklin av, Wriffht J W, 252 State, YOUNG FRANCIS J, Franklin block, 98 State; office hours, S to 9 A M, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P M, Bridgeport Gorham A Bennett, Cannon Station Adams Alpheus E, 253 Main, Danbury Benedict J H, 189 Main, Bennett Ezra P, 6 Deer Hill av, " Bennett William C, 6 Deer Hill av. Brown A E (eel), 7 George, " Bulkeley William, 194 Main, Bulkeley William E (bom), 194 Main, " CLARK F P, Library building, " CLASON A T, Library building, " Cooke C B, 161 Main, Griffin Samuel M, 15 Elm, Lacey William F, 109 Main, Lacey William F Jr, 109 Main, Lynch P H, 131 Main, Penfield Sophia (hom), 284 Main, Richards G C (eel), 165 Main, Thompson Edward (trusses), 73 Main, " Ward C Art, 221 Main, Ward James H, 3 Liberty, " Bohanan D, Darien Sands Samuel, " Dobson J, Fairfield Garlick S M, Wakeman William J, Green's Farms Brush James H, Lewis c Greenwich av, Greenwich Holly Francis M, Putnam av n Greenwich av, " Jones Leander P, Putnam av, " Prior J, Hunting Ridge Beardsley Edward M, Monroe Lyon A W, Bronson William G, New Canaan Roberts Theodore, " Bennett F N, Newtown Judson Monroe, Main, " Wilcoxson Levi D, " Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 363 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Brown George, Sandy Hook, Newtown Wile C W, Baldwin Arfhur H, 1 Main, Norwalk Birch Edward F, 53 Main, Brush Francis V, 42 Wall, " Clarke Ellery C, 26 West av, " Comstock Gates S, 136 Main, " Cooke Clarence B, 59 Main, " Glines William C, 11 Main, " Gregory James G, 42 Wall and 151 Main, " Higgins P Lacey, 57 West av, " Hitchcock Dexter, W>st av opp Leonard, " Kendall John C, 49 Wall and 152 Main, " Lock wood William A, 23 West av, " McLean John A, 13 North av, " McLean John W, 13 North av, " Nolan Robert G, 75 Water, " Phinney Lorenzo N, 62 Wall, " Reed Anna M, Redding Ridge Bohannan R L, Rowayton Read Miss Annie, Redding Wakeman Moses H, " Hick O S, Ridgefield Perry N, " Benedict George W, 102 West av. South Norwalk Burke William C, 79 Washington, Higgins R L, 62 Washington, Pardee Emily, 43 Main, Pardee Moses B, 43 Main, Ward C Art, Warwick Hotel, Borth 0, Southport Dunham , " Ayres Chauncey, 134 Main, Stamford Birch George W, 71 Broad, " Darby Charles S, 7 Pacific, " Flandreau Theodore A, 74 Atlantic and 112 Main, " Foote George F, Strawberry Hill, " Geib H P, 57 Atlantic, " Griswold Russell G, 4 River, " Hungerford Harry, 11 Atlantic, '* Hurlbutt Augustus, 41 Broad, " Hurlbutt Lewis R, 29 Prospect, " Morris Agnes E, 2 Park pi, " SO |Hn\||Q Onil Hardware Merchants, I Oi J/inVIo il oUlli 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 364 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. niinTruo o n or 20 john st., new york. 11^ -nix Ai K • Artistic Desigas Farnished and Prizes JH 1 LI10 Oi 11 UL) Made for Atmetic Sports. Philip James, 3 Summer, Stamford Philip G, 3 Summer, (( Powelson John A, 63 Broad, (( Rogers Francis J, 2 Park Row, C( Rowell Charles E, 60 Atlantic, (( Rowell Edward E, 74 Atlantic and 112 Main I, " Skelding Thomas, 9 River, u Trowbridge William H, 5 Park pi, u Allen A S, Stratford u i'lOouey , Gorham Frank, Weston Boughton Geo P, Westport Page R C M, (( Powers Frederick, (( Pianos and Organs. Copp Henry M, 460 Main, Bridgeport LEIGH WILLIAM, 385 Main. See ad V page 301, Bridgeport Loomis C M, 16 Fairfield av, 4( Pomeroy S T, 330 Main, U Beal J A, 11 West, Danbury Greene Mrs G E, 224 Main, (t HOYT W OLAND, 187 Main. See adv under, " Morris Jason E, 7 Harmony, u Potter Joseph M, 39 Wall, Norwalk Northrup Charles E, 78 Main, Stamford Piano Tuners. Beyer Frederick, 50 Elm, Bridgeport Chew C F, 445 Main, k( Koch Jacob, 400 Main, (( Spinning T A, 31 Connor, (( No. 187 MAIN STREET, DANBURY, CONN. SHEET MUSIC SOLD AT ONE-THIRD BELOW THE REGULAR PRICE. Steinway Piano, Mason & Hamlin Organs A large assortment of general musical goods. BUSINESS DIRECTORY, 365 Tl]EC0LLEND[B"A¥L"^"s°/68Broa(lwa|,y, Pictures and Picture Frames. Gaylord E L, 513 Main, Bridgeport Hubbell G M, 269 E Main, Marsiiall John, 460 Main, " Barnum N, 7 West, Danbury Hamlin I G, 9 West, Rice George H, 13 Water, ■ Norwalk Hendricks M, 86 Main, Stamford Plane Manufacturers. Cornwall & Patterson, Saugatuck Planing Mills. HAWL.EY CHARLES H, Lyon c Gold. See adv under lumber, Bridgeport SWORDS WILLIAM P, E Washington av n Bridge. See adv page 347, Bridgeport Plasterers. Downs & Weed, 195 John and 75 Harriet, Bridgeport McCarthy Hugh, 84 Coleman, " Rutherford John, 30 Booth, " Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters. BRADBURY F B, 471 Water. See adv page 121, Bridgeport Brady J F, 837 Main, " Bristol Walter B, 40 Wall, Cornwell Timothy, 321 E Main, " Fox & Reilly, 165 State, GOODSELL ZALMON, 383 Main. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Kenyon W H, 29 Fairfield av, Lvuch P J & Co, 465 Water, MIDDLEBROOK HENRY B, 102 State. See adv l)age 301, Bridgeport Mills L H, Middle c Fairfield, Stockweil G P & Co, 375 Water, , " Wakeman S B, 610 Main, " Wellington & Co, 195 State, " Talbot William, Greenwich av, Greenwich Burritt Charles W, 4 Wall, Norwalk Glover Edward, River n Wall, " Jaqui Frederick W, Jr, 48 Wall, " McKEON FRANCIS, Jr, 7 Water, " Best Goods al Lowest Prices al S. S. Jarvis & Son's, 381 Water St. 366 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BllRT[flS & RICE 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Hoyt & Meeker, 54 Main, South Norwalk Norton Morris M, under Mahackemo Hotel, " Lum B D & Son, 50 Atlantic, Stamford Merritt J, 63 Main, Plumbers' Materials. Hamilton John, 88 Middle, Bridgeport Pork Packers. BARTRAM F A & CO, 439 to 443 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Potters. Smith's A E Sons' Pottery Co, E Water c Wall, Norwalk Bethel Bridgeport Printers, Book and Job. Squires & Cole, Centre, Barber J & Son, State c Water, Cheney A L & Co, 10 John, Coggswell J H, 38 State, GOULD & STILES, 21 Fairfield av. See adv page 320, Bridgeport Hall A & Son, 459 Water, HOYT H M, 35 Fairfield av. See adv p 320, " Jones Lewis C, 29 Fairfield av, " May W H, 42 Fairfield av, " Peabody J N, 464 Main, The City Steam Printing Co, 93 Middle, THE STANDARD ASSOCIATION, Fairfield av c Middle. See adv page 319, Bridgeport Bailey James M, 250 Main, Danbury Bartram Walker B, 224 Main, " Donovan T. 215 Main, " Wildman L K, 189 Main, Provost W B, Beck R, Weed & Kirk, Madigan James E, Main, Smith Reuben H, Piatt William J, Wilson George, Baker George, 40 Atlantic, Gillespie William W, Advocate pi, Thompson H S, High Ridge Birmingham, Huntington New Canaan Newtown Plattsville Southport Stamford Stratford S, S, JllRVIS & SON, HARDWARE & CUTLERY See page 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 367 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Produce Commission Merchants. COOK W D & SONS, 400 and 402 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Produce Dealers. HITCHCOCK FRANK I, 39 and 41 Fairfield av. See adv page 212, Bridgeport Rogers & Morford, 432 Water, Wessels Bros, Water c Wall, " Moorehouse Albert, 30 Water, Norwalk Provision Dealers. Brock Gustave, 222 E Main, Norwalk Griflfin & McElroy, 115 Middle, Terry William M, Congress c Housatonic av, " Wood Charles N, 34 Main, Provision Dealers, Wholesale. BARTRAM F A & CO, 439 to 443 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Hallett & Wood, 320 Water, Plumb & Winton, 44 Middle, " Publishers. Cheney A L & Co, 10 John, Bridgeport GOULD & STILES, 21 Fairfield av. See adv page 320, Bridgeport HOYT HENRY M, 35 Fairfield av. See adv page 320, Bridgeport May William H, 42 Fairfield av, Sherwood Franklin, 321 Water, " STANDARD ASSOCIATION (THE), Fairfield av c Middle. See adv page 319, Bridgeport Byington A H & Co, Gazette building, 34 Wall, Norwalk Maples B W, 13 Water, Palmer William R, 34 Wall, " Golden Bros, 29 Washington av. South Norwalk Lyon F S, 79 Main Baker George, 40 Atlantic, Stamford Gillespie William W & Co, Advocate pi, " Pump Makers. Ives Joseph H (rubber bucket), 34 White, Danbury Lockwood E K, 17 Wall, Norwalk The Best Plow in Itie Wofld-Tiifi %acuse I page 6. 368 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DADTCMQ 9 Dim ^^ J°^^ ^*' N- ^- sterling DHnlLMO 0! niuL) Silverware, Latest Designs. Hovt George (rubber bucket pumps), 6 Bell, Stamford Hoyt Theodore, 16 Gay, Railroad Companies. HOUSATONIC RAILROAD CO, William H Bar- num, pres't; David S Draper, vice-pres't; Charles K Averill, sec and treas ; L B Stillson, sup't ; H W Watson, chief clerk; H D Averill, gen'l ticket ag't; H C Cogswell, freight ag't, Water c Fairfield av. See adv page 140, Bridgeport NAUGATUCK RAILROAD CO, E F Bishop, pres't; Horace Nichols, sec'y and treas; George W Beach, sup't, 200 Main, Bridgeport Danbury & Norwalk R R, 255 Main, Danbury Housatonic Railroad, Hoyt n Balmforth av, " New York & New England R R, White c Balmforth av, Danbury Danbury & Norwalk R R, 47 Wall, Norwalk Norwalk Horse Railway Co, 10 Wall, " New York, New Haven & Hartford R R depot, R R av bet Atlantic and Pacific, Stamford Railroad Work. DOUGLASS GEORGE, 237 Water, Bridgeport Real Estate Agents. Benham J H & J N, 377 Broad, " CATLIN LYMAN S, 407 Main, " Elliott A, Post Office, Arcade, " Fairchild A B, 45 Fairfield av, KOST RUDOLPH, 33 Bank. See adv p 301, " LACEY R B, 446 Main. See adv page 211, " Lockwood Frederick, 337 Main, " NOBLE JOHN F, 444 Main. See adv p 265, '' SCRIBNER HOWARD H, room 10 Franklin block, 98 State c Main. See adv page 4, Bridgeport Staples James, 207 State, " Ward Chauncey, 40 Fairfield av, " White J W, 6 Congress, " Cosier John H, 263 Main, Danbury Mansfield L K, 203 Main, QUIEN & HOYT, 261 Main. See adv opp, The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. BUSIiNESS DIRECTORY. 369 FIST mm T11BL[S 'IJllZT^e. Cameron Charles, Town building, Greenwich MITCHELL F W, 31 Wall, Norwalk Sturges Benjamin J, Gazette building, 84 Wall, " Wilson E, Gazette building, 34 Wall, Layton Jacob M, 65 A\'ashington, South Norwalk Daskani James W, 112 Main, Stamford HUBBARD HENRY A, 2 Park Row, INIiller Franklin, 18 Atlantic, " Seely Sands, 7 Prospect, " Refrigerator Manufacturer. The Allegritti Refrigerator Co, E Washington av, n Pembroke, N Wheeler, pres't ; H G McKay, sec'y and treas, Bridgeport Restaurants. [See, also, Saloons.] Conners John, 24 Bank, Bridgeport Crouch Isaac, 181 Water, " Firth S, 169 State, « Fry , 409 Main, " Fry John, 414 Water, '• Green William H, 42 Wall, " Irving John, R R depot, " Jones Alpheus G, 29 Fairfield av, " LEWIS J E, 405 Main. See adv page 265, " Stevens Frank H, 18 Wall, '* Tence S J, 109 State, « Weeks William, 42 Fairfield av, " Bernd Peter H, 25 White, Danbury Downes & McNifi', White opp Maple av, '* Collins J C, 16 Main, Norwalk Hadden James, 13 W^dl, " Buckley Augustus, in the depot, South Norwalk Jones H C & Son, Washington St Bridge " QUIEN & HOYT, REAL [STATE TRANSFERS, GOVERNMENT CLAIMS COLLECTED. LOANS NEGOTIATED. &C. 370 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DHniLNu (Si nlLCj Manufrs of Artistic Jewelry. Knapp Theodore, 46 Main, South Norwalk Taylor Roswell, Byxbee Hotel, " Kiiapp William E, 116 2 Main, Stamford Wheeler William H, NY, NH&HRR depot, " Burr Ezra S, Greenwich av, Greenwich Doran Jane, R R av opp depot, " Merritt Frederick, Greenwich av, " Rifle Manufacturers. Sharp's Rifle Co, A S Winchester, pres't and treas, E G Westcott, vice-pres't, C H Pond, sec, R R av ft Clinton avenue, Bridgeport Roofers. Hopkins Alfred, 456 Main, Bridgeport Kelly J E, Lyon, Lupton B S, 85 White, McLevy George, 436 Water, " Wellington & Marston, 195 State, " Jaqui Frederick W Jr, 48 Wall, Norwalk Lockwood E K, 17 Wall, Raymond Alden G, 78 Main, " Ashcroft Robert (slate), Pacific c Canal, Stamford Ropes, Twines and Cordage. STERLING'S S SONS, 376 and 378 Water. See adv page 248, Bridgeport Rubber Stamps. KROUSE A, 37 Fairfield av. See adv page 283, Bridgeport Sail Makers. Josephs John, 321 Water, * Bridgeport Lockwood H, 362 Water, Saloons. Terry G W, Greenwood av. Bethel Aldrich Peter, 233 E Main, Bridgeport Barrett John, 338 Water, Barrett William, Sherwood av c Wood av, Barthel Peter, 374 E Main, Beck G H, 107 Middle, Bee John, 983 Main, Beech Lorenzo, 416 Main, Bender Gustave, 35 Crescent av, WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. nJMIS&SOMgts. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 371 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Biebel Henry, 8 Wall, Bridgeport Biehle Josephine, 79 Hamilton, " Blakebrough James, 436 E Main, " Boyle Thomas, 48 Willard, " Broch Edward, 192 E Main, " Burke M W, 60 State, " Butterly John, Leverty c Harrall av, " Carmodv Andrew, Park av c R R av, " Caraher'Denis, 36 Willard, " Carroll John, 10 Union, " Carroll Peter, 190 North av, " Clark William, 321 Water, " Clifton Frederick S, 28 State, " Cook Patrick, Myrtle av c R R av, " Costello Rose, 18 Arch, " Costello William, 20 Elm, " Coyne James, 76 Willard, " Cummings Michael, 219 R R av, ** Daniels Joseph E, 65 Fairfield av, " De Benedetti R, 12 Union, " Dempsey Michael, Park av c R R av, " Dellmouth John, 79 Hamilton, " Dennis Patrick, 55 Lewis, " Devitt Bros, 79 Pequonnock, " Dobry John, 83 N Washington av, " Donahue James, 41 Leverty, " Dufty Frank, 114 Broad, " Eberhard Michael, 44 Bank, " Eckel J W, 849 Main, " Englehard John, 328 Pembroke, " Fagan F, Church c Hallett, " Farrell Michael, 33 E Washington av, " Feeley Patrick, 470 Main, " Fick Jacob, 222 State, " Fitzpatrick Thomas, 307 Water, " Fochenbacher Frank, 242 E Main, " Ford Bridget, 949 Main, " . Ford Thomas, 18 Crescent av, " Fry John, 414 Water, " Garvey John, 392 E Main, " Graham Arthur, 75 Lewis, " Gafifney Michael, 239 E Main, " Geschke Charles, 273 Water, S. S. JAR VIS 6 SON, 38I WATER-sfREif.-sYE-Abv. IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 1 WATER STREE" Ol Ol JMIIViO Ui OUII1 PAGE 6 372 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DADTCMO P DIPC 20 John street. N. Y. 'Watch DHnlLllO & niUL| and Chronometer Makers. Gormley William, 12 State Bridgeport Grace Martin, 1012 Main, Grosch George, 293 Water, Hacket Peter, 74 Greene, Hanson Charles, 144 Main, Hartman Hugo, 230 E Main, Harty Owen, 10 Wall, Held Peter, 41 Crescent av, Heinrich Valentine, 134 Cannon, Hellman Adam, Main c High, Heninger August, 826 Main, Hickey Patrick, 103 Willard, Hughes Bridget, 33 Leverty, Hugo Adam, 34 State, Hugo John, 3 State, Ingalls George, 128 Crescent av, Kaesmann George, 174 E Main, Kane John, 13 Bank, Keating Bros, 306 Pembroke, Kelley Denis, 267 Water, Kells & Daniels, 67 Fairfield av, Kennedy W H, 21 Gregory, Keys William, 8 Wallace, Kienzy John, 584 Main, King James, 319 Pembroke, Knoedler Christian, 247 Fairfield av and 180 Cannon, Bridgeport Kupfer Sigmund, 53 State, Lane John H, 109 Fairfield av, Larkin Michael, 40 Golden Hill, Linen John, 136 N Washington av, Lowe Thomas, 33 Wall, Lynch Edward, Newfield av c North, West Stratford Lyon P D, 150 Park av, McAuliffe Simon, 437 Water, McCormick James, 580 Main, McCue John, 502 Main, McCue Owen, 269 Water, McGovern Maria, 126 N Washington av, McKeon Nicholas, Green c Walter, McMahon Patrick, 36 Willard, McManus John, 70 Willard, McNamee Patrick, 29 Hanover, Farmers are Invited to Call O |lin\||0 at 381 Water St. Oi Oi Jflllvlo 6i BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 373 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Maiden Henry, 203 Pembroke, Bridgeport Martin James, 604 Main, " Martin M G, 48 R R av, " Martin W C, 845 Water, " Merritt Samuel, 86 Bank, " Mertens Albert, 115 State, " Mohr A, 369 Water, ^ " Monaghan Lawrence, 35 Lewis, " Monaghan Michael, 5 State, " Morgenroth Gottlieb, 44 Hallam, " Moriarity Daniel, 282 E Main, " Mulcahey Michael, 950 Main, " Murray Patrick, 14 Bank, " Nolan Michael, 169 Lafayette, " Nolan Thomas, 347 Water, Noonan Michael, 597 Main, " Norton John, 41 Hallam, '' Nowey Martin, 11 Bank, " O'Brien John, Hamilton c Green, " O'Donnell James, 251 E Main, " O'Donnell Richard, 95 Fairfield av, O'Flaherty Mary, 129 Park av, O'Kane Michael, 536 Main, " O'Neill Thomas J, 31 Bank, " O'Rourke Stephen, 90 Grand, " Paul Charles, 32 Fairfield av, *' Pfau Julius, 574 Main, " Pinkerman John P, 35 Wall, " Potter Edward, 157 State, " Powell Joseph, 291 E Main, Quinn John, Park av c South, " Rehwinkle F, 212 Fairfield av, *' Reidt George, Water c Thomas, " Reynolds Mrs J D, Leverty c Harrall av, " Reynolds John, 102 N Washington av, " Reihl Frank, 12 Crescent av, " Reilly Thomas, 132 Pequonnock, " Riley John, 266 Pembroke, " Ritzel Henry, 110 Main, " Roberts William E, 47 State, " Rogers William, 20 Jones av, " Sailer F & Son, 17 Bank, " Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 22 374 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RIC[ 20 John St , New York. Watches Hade, ana Key-Wladlng Watches made Into I Stem-Winders. St Ledger Patrick, 116 Hallett, Bridgeport Sands James, 52 Church, Schey Moritz, 69 State, SCHMITZ ARNOLD, 392 Main, Schneider Louis, 390 Main, Schultze Joseph, 433 Water, Schutte C, 32 Bank, Sheehan Cornelius, 24 Harrall av, Sheridan James, Middle c Golden Hill, Simmonds & McGlinchey, 25 Wall, Smith Peter, 462 E Main, Stadtler Adolph, 343 Pembroke, Stafford George, 81 Hurd av, Stafford John, 491 Northam, Stapleton James, 28 Rielley, Stapleton Walter, 82 N Washington av, Stevenson William G, 407 Water, Steffen Mrs H, 22 Hallam, Stoll George, 214 State, Strange J B, 480 Main, Sullivan Patrick, 303 Water, Tate Patrick, 504 Pembroke, Tierney Martin, 234 E Main, Tobin M L, Willard c Hallett, Troy Edward. 14 Elm, Turney A B, Fairfield av n Water, Wagner George, 517 Water, Wahl J G, 136 Main, Walker Charles H, 15 Elm, Walker Mrs F, Barnum c Lake, W Stratford, Wall & Garity, 501 Water, Walsh Mary, 156 Harrall av, Webber Robert, Pembroke c Hamilton, Welch M J, 606 Main, White John, 166 Middle, White Thomas, 831 Main, Wiedeman Jacob, 11 State, Wild John F, 258 E Main, Williams & Wolf, 109 Fairfield av, Wokglmuth Philip, Lake House, W Stratford, Wolf John, opp depot, N Bridgeport, Zepp William, William c Knowlton, Anderson A, opp R R depot n Ives, Danbury S. S. JARVIS & SON, I 381 Water St. See page 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 375 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Bussing J W, r 49 River, Danbury Dillon Patrick, 8 Ives. " Gahagan John H, 5 White, " . Gallagher James, White opp Maple av, ** Hodge Reuben, 23 White, " Leahy M D, 3 West, " McGlone Peter, 25 Main, " McNally Bernard, 10 Ives, " McPhelemy Edward, 17 White, « . Mead Z, 241 Main, " Ratchford James, 60 River, " Ratchford W P, 44 River, « Rau C E, 2 Elm, « Reilly P J, 2 White, •' Smith William, 99 Main, « Spencer Charles F, 351 Main, " Barrett Thomas, William, Greenwich Boles John, Greenwich av, " Daly Bernard, R R av opp depot, " Dorran Dennis, Rockyneck Point, " Cole Turney, 59 Main, Norwalk Faber Albin A, 16 Water, « Finnerty Thomas H, 18 Water, " Goldschmidt Richard, 50 Wall, " Hackett Isaac, 24 Main, " Hadden Henry, Wall c Mechanic, " Hayes Rosanna, School n Wilton av, " Horning John G, Rock rd, " Keleher Dennis, 57 Main, " McDonald J, 24 Water, « Matheis Joseph, 20 Main, " Meseberg William, 6 Knight, " Ratchford Michael. 8 Main, " Becker Michael, Water c Washington, South Norwalk Carlin Thomas, 8 Main, « Goodwin Thomas, 27 Wood, « Hadden George, Graniteville, " Hadden Richard, R R opp depot, " McGovern John, 4 Main, " McNamara Elizabeth, 6 Main, . « O'Brien James, Water n Washington, " O'Connell John, 55 Washington, " Quitman F, 103 Main, « WHOLESALE W^HOLESALE O 11101/10 AND RETAIL, Oi Oi JflnVio & 376 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. TENS & RICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Read Joseph H, R R opp depot, South Norwalk Scofield Charles H, 50 Main, " Stabell Frederick G, 16 Washington, " White Elisha F, Springwood rd, " Wolf Jacob, 15 Main, " Donohue Michael, Canal c Atlantic, Stamford Fenerty Peter C, 10 R R av. Fox Isaac, 67 Main, " Fox Peter & Bro, 3 Gay, " Gaffney & Byrne, Atlantic c Canal, " Garland Thomas J, 138 Main, " Hall James, 44 R R av, ** Heseler Dederick, Canal n Pacific, " Holland Patrick W, 27 Meadow, " Lambert Matthew J, Pacific n Main, " Lee John, 30 R R av, " Lever Philip B, Pacific c R R av, " McGarr Patrick, Main n opp Ann, " McGill Charles, Pacific n Main, " Maurer George, Pacific n R R av, " Miller Clement E, 89 Main, " Newcomb C A, R R av opp depot, " Noonan Michael, R R av c Canal, " Reilly Thomas, Green av, " Schenk Frederick, 124 Main, " Smith Charles W, 85 Main, " Swan Francis L, 99 Main, " Sash, Blinds and Doors. Botsford Hiel H, 21 Housatonic av, Bridgeport SWORDS WILLIAM F, East Washington av, west end horse R R bridge, See adv page 247 FOSTER IJROTHERS, Delay c R R av. See adv page 281 Danbury Stevens D & Co, White, " Smith W H & Co, 15 Water, Norwalk Nicoll Edward T, Canal c Pacific, Stamford ST. JOHN, HOYT & CO, Canal dock, Stamford See adv inside front cover TAFF HENRY (Estate of), Waterside See adv page 3 Will work in all kinds of ground— the Syracuse. See page 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 377 THE H, W. COLLEHDEB CO. "s^e^'ir p^l^- Saw and Planing Mills. Weller Royal, Ball's Pond Banks John, ' Banksville BELDEN & VAN STONE, 91 Cannon, See adv page 284 Bridgeport SWORDS WILLIAM F, E Washington av, west end horse R R bridge. See adv page 247, Bridgeport Wildman & Jones, Brookfield Crissey Payson, Darien Barr B T, Easton Freeborn E K, Whaeler Joseph, " Bulkely Francis, Fairfield Riehl John, Putnam av, Greenwich Shelley Henry, Rockeyneck Point, Van Tassel J, Beard W T & T E, High Ridge Huntington Beardsley John, Hubbell Oscar, Haviland William B, Smith A L, Birmingham Hunting Ridge Ballard D, Geron S, Farmington Hatch R & Son, u Wheeler R, 1( Smith Aaron T, Buttery John W, Gerew S H, Long Ridge New Canaan a Hatch R & Son, New Fairfield Weller R M. (( Betts Allen, Cannon n Newtown av, Norwalk Sanford Charles, Meeker Joseph H, Ryder James J, Haviland H T, Redding West Redding, Sherman Woodruff Oliver P, u Auston W W, Silver Mine Buttery J W, Daniels Isaac, Guthrie H F, u Knapp Burr, Marshall c Water and Water n Washing- ton, South Norwalk Beach John, Stratford REflO THE AOVEHTISEMENT ON PAGE 6. 378 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARONS & filCE, 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Wood D C, Stratford Forman George, Trumbull Sherwood L J, " Godfrey Joseph, Weston Nichols H H, Nash E H, Westport Scale Manufacturers. Fray J S, 475 Water, Bridgeport George & Sanger, 16 Knowlton, " Schools, Academies, &c. Commercial and Military Institute, 33 Bank, Bridgeport Golden Hill Seminary, 107 Golden Hill, Brown's, for boys, B T Brown, Cannon Station Ellis Elisha Z, 1 West, Danbury Peck Harry, Putnam av opp Mill la, Greenwich Pinneo T S, Ray's Hall, '* Root Joseph H, Maple av, Davis M J, Fitch Jabez C, Hillside, Sellick Charles M, 21 East av, Stevens Helen M G, 29 High, Aiken Catharine, Bedford n Spring, Betts James, Strawberry Hill, Glendining George B, Washington av n North, King Hiram U, Bedford n Prospect, Riblet Louisa P, 11 River, Richardson Mrs C E, 11 Willow, Stamford Business College, 124 Main, Warren Misses, The, 10 Willow, Webb Anna J, 49 Broad, Noroton Norwalk Stamford Scotch and English Granite. ELLIS LORING T, 388 to 400 Water. page 248, See adv Bridgeport Scrap Metals. DUFFY & HUNTER, 230 Middle. 266, HOBBS GEORGE E, 5 and 7 Union. 139, /5,000S|[acuse Chilled Plows in ItieFielii. See adv page Bridgeport See adv ])age Bridgeport See page 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 379 HHVEyOUMONEITOIiVtST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Maiu c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Scroll Sawing. BELDEN & VAN STONE, 91 Cannon. See adv page 284, Bridgeport SWORDS WILLIAM F, E Washington av, west end Horse R R bridge. See adv p. 247, Bridgeport Seedsmen. CURRIER LEVI W, 13 Wall. See adv page 266, Bridgeport STICKNEY FRANK C, 119 State, Sewers, Drains, Wells, &c. THE PIERCE MANUFACTURING CO, 159 N Washington av ; D B Pierce, pres't, Chas E Williams, sec and treas. See adv page 247, Bridgeport Sewing Machines and Machine Agents. Bour Thomas, 339 Main, Bridgeport Elliott Augustus, Post Office Arcade, " Hine N W, 44 Fairfield av, SINGER MFG COMPANY, A L Maxson, mana- ger, 12 Fairfield av, Bridgeport AGENCY WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO, C A LUDLOW, MANAGER, 442 Main, Bridgeport Henebry P T, 31 Liberty, Danbury Mansfield L K, 203 Main, Morehouse A, 203 Main, " Smith George C, 221 Main, " Mallory Arthur L, 3 Main, Norwalk Stout David B, 83 Main, South Norwalk Grinsell Thomas, 34 Atlantic, " Singer Sewing Machine, 125 Main, " Wheeler & Wilson, 34 Atlantic, " Sewing Machine Manufacturers. Howe Machine Co (The), John P Kennedy, pres't; E Parmly, sec and treas; E Flathers, supt, Noble c Howe, Bridgeport Secor J B, Broad c R R av, " WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING CO, chief office and factory E Washington av c Pembroke, Bridgeport S^ IAD 111^ 9 CflM Hardware Merchants, I Oi Jrtnyio & oUH) 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 380 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. I iN \ id nil r Artiatic_De8igas Furnished' and Prizes 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. tic Designs Furnished and .| Made for Athletic Sports. Ship Builders. Ketcham Cornelius E, ft South, Stamford Ship Carpenters. Bell George S, Cove, Norwalk Hand S Edward, Gregory's point, " Shirt Manufacturers. Burlock Mnfg Co, Washington av c Golden Hill, Bridgeport Cornwall John, 101 Cannon, Hurd & Co, 467 Water, Lindsley E, 28 Fairfield av, Stillman W M, 350 Main, Wales Bros, Thompson c Housatonic av, Reed, Stevens & Co, 37 New, Danbury Ballard J E, High Ridge Cooper John, 3 Chestnut, Norwalk Morison & Hutchinson, Merwin n West av, " Shooting- Galleries. Bassett John, 256 Main, Danbury Silver Platers and Plated Ware. Rogers & Brittin, Lake n R R, W Stratford, Bridgeport The Bridgeport Silver Co, James Staples, pres't; Sam- uel Larkins, sec and treas, Norman c R R av, Bridgeport Warren Edmund, 465 Water, " Derby Silver Co, Birmingham, Huntington Slate Mantels. Fox & Rand, 95 Middle, Bridgeport Rand Henry G, Gold c Water, '' Sleig-h Makers. Fitz Roy Robert, Lafayette, Greenwich Soap and Candle Manufacturers. BRIDGEPORT STEAM PRESSURE SOAP WORKS, L A HINE, PROPRIETOR, 104 Fairfield av. See adv page 302, Bridgeport Fairchild & Shelton, 95 Thompson, " I S, JARVIS & SON, ^^^'""""'^' ^m^lerneut.. 1 1 381 Water St., Bridgeport. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 381 THE C0LL[ND[ri^B^L"B-g/68 Broadway, U, Spring Beds. Haynes A W, 407 Main, Bridgeport Spring- and Axle Manufacturers. Bridgeport Spring Co, E Washington av, Edwin Banks, pres't and treas, Wra H Rockwell, sec, Bridgeport Spring Perch Co, 114 John, E Sterling, pres't, E W Marsh, sec, F B Hawley, treas, Bridgeport TOMLINSON R (THE) SPRING AND AXLE WORKS, 108 Cannon. See adv page 302, Bridgeport Stables. (See Livery.) Stage Lines. Danbury and Brewster, Wilbur H Banks, prop, P building, Danbury Bethel and Danbury, Eli Goodsell, manager. Main c White, Danbury Stair Builders. Blakeman C A, 67 Housatonic av, Bridgeport Botsford H H, 35 Housatonic av, " Davis James C, 37 Middle, " Loagstaff G W, Simon's dock, " Young & Winton, 648 Main, " Norvell George, Franklin n Clay, South Norwalk Stairs and Stair Rails. SWORDS WILLIAM F, E Washington av, west end Horse R R bridge. See adv page 247, Bridgeport Stationers. (See, also, Booksellers.) Brady Bros, 113 Main, Danbury Fanton T B, 219 Main, JuddES Co (The) 211 Main, " Robinson H M, 153 Main, Bodwell H E, 47 Washington, South Norwalk Golden Bros, 29 Washington, '* HENDRICKS M, 86 Main. See adv page 103, Stamford Silliman Samuel C, 13 Atlantic, Smith Arthur W, 114 Main, HflRDME&CUmUT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. 382 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BflnTLflS w n Ir ^i^'^'^^ATcHEsiprAko^DSA^j) 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. SIE WATCHES DIAM .| JEWELRY. Steamboat Companies. Bridgeport Steamboat Co, E F Bishop, pres't, C K Aver- ill, sec and treas, J B Hubbell, sup't; general office, Main c South av, freight, ft South av, Bridgeport PEOPLE'S LINE, F A Bartram, agent, ft Fairfield av. See adv page 121, Bridgeport Port Jefferson and Bridgeport Steamboat Co, Rosedale dock, Bridgeport Steam Cracker and Biscuit Bakery. WALLACE'S NEW ENGLAND STEAM CRACKER, BISCUIT AND VARIETY BAKERY, 173 TO 177 STATE. See adv under, Bridgeport Steam Engine Builders. Jeffers William & Co, Pacific Iron Works, Bridgeport LOWE & WATSON, foot Gold. See adv page 140, Bridgeport Steam and Gas Fitting. (See, also, Plumbers.) BRADBURY F B, 471 Water. See adv page 121, Bridgeport Steam Heating. BRADBURY F B, 471 Water. See adv page 121, Bridgeport WALLACE'S NEW ENGLAND ST[11M filSCUIT, CRACKER and VARIEI! BIKER! 173 to 177 State Street, Briiieport, Conn, A Full Line of BAKERS" GiODS on Hand or Made to Order. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 383 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Steam Pumping and Hoisting. THE PIERCE MANUFACTURING CO, 159 N Washington av. See adv page 247, Bridgeport Steamship Agents. CATLIN li S, Barnum building, 407 Main, Bridgeport KOST RUDOLPH, 33 Bank. See adv p 301, " Steel Dealers. STERLING'S S SONS, 376 and 378 Water. See adv page 248, Bridgeport Stencil Cutters. KROUSE A, 37 Fairfield av. See adv page 283, Bridgeport Stone Yards. ELLIS L T, 392 Water. See adv p 248, Bridgeport Ivers P, State c Iranstan av, " Rutherford John, 30 Booth, " Ruthven William, 208 Warren av, " Sexton James & Son, Crescent av c Clarence, " O'Brien James, Water c R R, Norwalk Stoves, Ranges and Tin-ware. Hubbell D T, Centre, Bethel Atwood E W & Co, 493 Main, Bridgeport Brady J T, 837 Main, Cornwall T, 321 E Main. " Curtis E F, 26 Clarence,' " GOODSELL ZALMON, 383 Main. See adv p 284, Bridgeport Hopkins Alfred, 456 Main, " Hopkins L M, 352 Main, Leavenworth L W, 163 E Washington av, " Leavenworth Mark R, 488 Main, " MIDDLEBROOK HENRY B, 102 State. See adv page 301, Bridgeport Sproul A B, 226 E Main, Stockwell G P & Co, 375 Water, Heath A R, 203 Main, Danbury Lawnsberry C W, Darien Wheeler & Cook, Fairfield Whitney John E, New Canaan Camp D, Newtown S.S.MVIU IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. 384 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. wim & Ric[, 20 John St., N. Y. Sterling Silverware, Latest Designs. Wheeler Henry L, Sandy Hook, Newtown Curtis Lewis J, 23 Main, Norwalk Jaqui Frederick W Jr, 48 Wall, " Lockwood E K, 17 Wall, " Powell John W, 73 Washington, " Kugler John T, Stratford Stagg H P, Stove Polish. Allen Gideon S, Belden av n West av, Norwalk Straw Hat Bleachers. Slauson Julian B, 33 Main, Norwalk Straw Hat Manufacturers. Beatty John P & Bros, Butler n West av, Norwalk Super Heating Steam Drums. LOWE & WATSON, ft Golden. See adv page 140, Bridgeport Surveyors. (See, also, Civil Engineers.) Rider William B, 18 Elizabeth, Hatheway Benjamin F, 32 Pacific, Suspender Manufacturers. House J Alford, 44 E Washington av, Tack Manufacturers. SAUGATUCK MANUFACTURING Wheeler, pres't, E S Wheeler sec. Tailors. Chon S J & Son, Henderson D, Main, Anderson J W, 533 Main, Avril Henry, 10 State, Bowers George, 44 State, Delaney John, 9 Crescent av, Doherty Bernard, 324 Main, Fagan Bernard, 124 Crescent av, Gardner Robert, Middle n Wall, Gibson James. 12 John, Gruzsten Emanuel, 81 Middle, Haggerty John D, 495 Main, Harlem James L, Main c State, Hegarty Jeremiah, 494 Main, South Norwalk Stamford Bridgeport CO, J E Saugatuck Banksville Bethel Bridgeport Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. S. S, JARVIS & SON. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 385 FIST fillimRD mis 'UllZT^-. Kellogg & Rock, 4 Sterling block, Bridgeport Kerr H A, 302 Main, Kopp Joseph, 7 Bank, " LETSCHE FREDERICK, 37 Bank. See adv page 302, Bridgeport Lindley A & Son, Wall c Middle, " Meinecke Henry, 106 Fairfield av, " Meyer Frederick, 166 State, " Meyer G A, 355 Broad, " Palmer E G, 204 State, " PETERSON CHRISTIAN, 337 Main. See adv page 211, Bridgeport Schering G A, 13 Gold, " Simons F W, 112 Laurel av, " Speelman S, 348 Main, " Vach George A, 45 Wall, _ « Wakeman Hermon, 361 Main, " Weed Isaac, 75 N Washington av,I " Wilson Frank M & Co, 410 Main, " Wood Henry, 16 State, " Beagen James, 167 Main, Danbury Braun W A, 147 Main, Cohen Morris, 193 Main, " Kline L, 205 Main, " King T M, 2J Liberty, « Morrison S W, 183 Main, " Rosenmah B, 159 Main, " Windisch George, 228 Main, " Selleck George, Greenwich av, Greenwich Chamberlain George, Long Ridge Jonas C, Main, Newton Hoyt Henry B, New Canaan Cohn Bernard, 58 Wall, Norwalk Curtis Elbert, 25 Main, " Lockwood Charles S, 31 Main, " Lynch John, 12 Knight, " McKeon Francis J, 34 Wall, " Morris Martin, 13 Main, " Pryor, Bell & Co, 1 Main, " Close J, Redding Ridge Guilfoyle Moses, 37 Washington, South Norwalk Swords Wm H, 71 Main. " Cohen Wolfl', 7 Park Row, Stamford SO mnifio onu hardware & cutlery , 0. JllnVli & iUN, See page 6. 386 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. mmi & Bic[ 20 John St.. N. Y. Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. Ferris James H, 110 Main, Stamford Hurlbutt W P & Weed, 88 Main, Marcel Charles, Atlantic c Canal, *' Qainn William, 133 Main, " Rider Jacob, 128 Main, " Campbell P, Westport Tanners and Curriers. Hewlet William, Ball's Pond Hewlet W, Farmingtown Trowbridge , Silver Mine Trowbridge J S & Co, New Canaan Curtis Judson, Stratford Kamper Charles, Westport Shibert James, ** Taxidermists. Hoyt & Dickinson, Broad n opp Gay, Stamford Teachers— D ancing . Corbusier A B, 218 South av, Bridgeport Lawson , 224 Main, Danbury Teachers— Drawing. BRIGGS WARREN R, 436 Main. See adv page 230, Bridgeport Guernsey A B, 559 Main, " Teachers — Music. Hyde Mary C, 342 Fairfield av, LEIGH WILLIAM, 385 Main. Bridgeport See adv page 301, Bridgeport Rosenberg S C, 703 Main, Spinning T A, 31 Cannon, Wells Charles, 289 Broad, Wilkins Albert, n Pequonnock Mills, Greene Mrs G E, 224 Main, Green George M, 61 Townhill av, Greene Herbert W, 272 Main, Hollister Mary E, 64 Townhill av, HOYT W OLAND, 187 Main, Piatt Charles S, Gibson Alexander S, 37 Higb, Heine Albert, Woodward av n Meadow, South Norwalk Merriara George, 159 Main, Danbury Newtown Norwalk M Goods al Lowest Pfices at S. S. Jarvis & Son's, 381 Water St. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 387 HAVE you INE! TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Ferris Nathaniel K, 38 North, Stamford Smith Charles W, Main n Glenbrook av, " Woeltge Albert, 15 Prospect, " Teas and Coffees. Bains Tea and Coffee Co, R J Green, 491 Main, Bridgeport Birdsey E K, 368 Water, Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, Thomas Greening, 290 Main, Bridgeport Shaw George N, 10 Main, Norwalk Telegraph Companies. American Rapid Telegraph Co, Wall c Main, Bridgeport Western Union, Sterling House, NY, NH&HRR depot and 189 E Washington av, Bridgeport Danbury Telephone Dispatch Co, 189 Main, Danbury Western Union Telegraph Co, 225 Main, " Western Union, N Y & N H depot, Greenwich Western Union, 47 Wall, Norwalk Western Union Telegraph Co, 114 Main and N Y, N H & H R R depot, Stamford Telephone Companies. Stamford & Norwalk, 99 Main, Stamford Connecticut Telephone Co, 25 Fairfield av, Bridgeport Theaters, Halls and Places of Amusement. Grand Army Hall, 344 Main, Bridgeport Hawes' Opera House, 45 Fairfield av, " Knights of Pythias Hall, 341 Main, " Masonic Hall, 323 Main, " Odd Fellows Hall, Main c John, " Odd Fellows, 405 Water, ' " Olivet Hall, Grand c Washington av, " GUAM Hall, 341 Main, " Roome James D, 29 State, " Templars Hall, Post OflSce building, " Temple of Honor Hall, 356 Main, " Turn Hall, 317 Water, " Wheeler's Hall, Main c Fairfield av, " La Forge Hall, Greenwich av, Greenwich Masonic Hall, Putnam av c Greenwich, " Ray's Hall, Greenwich av c Lewis, " WlO'S Enclosed Gear Mower," letwll r 388 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. DADTCUO 9 DIP[ 20 John street, N. Y. Watch DHnlLllO & niULi and Chronometer Makers. •! Lockwood Hall, 9 Wall, Norwalk NOR WALK OPERA HOUSE, 39 Wall, Military Hall, 60 Main, South Norwalk MUSIC HALL, 103 Main, Academy of Music, 6 Atlantic, Stamford Concert Hall, 130 Main, " Masonic Hall, 26 Atlantic, " Town Hall, Atlantic c Main, " Tinners. BRADBURY F B, 471 Water. See adv page 121, Bridgeport Tinsmiths and Sheet Iron Workers. Yeomans E J, ('enter, Bethel GOODSELL ZALMON, 383 Main. See adv page 284, Bridgeport MIDDLEBROOK HENRY B, 102 State. See adv page 301, Bridgeport Perry Henry, 246 Main, Danbury Camp Daniel, Newton Headenburgh & Co, Saugatuck Dayton William H, 79 Main, Stamford Wheeler & Hopkins, Southport Woodward M T, Tip Printers. Sherman W W, Depot pi, Tobacco Dealers. (See, also, Cigar Dealers.) Hopson, Pyle & Co, 334 Water, Chichester George E, 2 Summit, Graves George \\\ White opp Maple av, Grifling C E, R R av c Pahquioque av, Bethel Bridgeport Danbury Toe Calk Steel for Horseshoes. DUFFY & HUNTER. 230 Middle. See adv page 266, Bridgeport STERLING'S S SONS, 376 and 378 Water. See adv page 248, Bridgeport Tool Makers. Gruman G B, Branch villa The Best Plow in k World-Tiie Syracuse Se<9 I page 6 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 389 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. Toy Manufacturers. Cuzner J B, Knowlton, Bridgeport Ives Blakeslee & Co, R U av c Jiroad, " Secor J i>, Broad c R R av, " Alphonse John \\", 111 Main, Stamford Trunks, Valises and Traveling Bags. ATKINSON JOHN S, 48 Fairfield av. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Sherwood J & Son, 41 Main, Xorwalk Turners. BELDEN & VAN STONE, 01 Cannon. See adv jjage 284, Bridgeport SWORDS WILLIAM F, E Washington av. See adv page 247, Bridgeport Glover William O, opp R R depot n Ives, Danbury Undertakers. Bishop & Cullinan, G5 State, Bridgeport Ford .John C, 21 Cannon, " Hawley George B, 21 Cannon, " Hubbell & Curtis, 21 Cannon, " LIEBERUM BROS, 315 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Wildman Mr* G F, 877 Main, Cosier D S, 2G2 }ilain, Danbury Hawley & Sayer, 13 White, " Leonard John, 113 Main, " Burchard James, Darien Sherman Charles C, Easton Mead Isaac L, Putnam av c Greenwich av, Greenwich May Lewis B, Huntington Hall R L & Bro, New Canaan Taylor & \\'ilson, Sandy Hook, Newtown Prindle William B, Raymond George H, 53 Main, Norwalk Gage I) S, Ridgefield Lockwood J M, " Rungerford L B, Sherman Gregory Henry S, 39 Main, South Norwalk Stow David, 89 Main, " The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 390 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARTERS & RICE 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, and Key-Winding Watches made into I Stem-Winders. Daniel James, 42 Atlantic, Stamford Burritt Alfred & Son, Stratford Dufour J W, Taylor James H, Wilton Merwin J J, Windsor Undertaking Warerooms. BUCKINGHAM NATHAN & CO, 387 and 389 Water (up stairs). See adv page 229, Bridgeport Upholsterers. Banks Bradley, 436 Main, Bridgeport Brooks W F, 444 Main, BUCKINGHAM NATHAN & CO, 387 and 389 Water (up stairs). See adv page 229, Bridgeport Kusterer Joseph, 19 Gold, LIEBERUM BROS, 315 Water. See adv page 193, Bridgeport Whetstein George, 165 E Washington, " Heatley Bros, 1 High, Norwalk Bouton John, r 152 Main, " Varieties. (See, also, Fancy Goods.) Casey W F, 269 Pembroke, Bridgeport Curry Robert, 437 E Main, Francisco W E, 171 E Washington av, " GOODSELL ZALMON, 383 Main. See adv p 284, Bridgeport Holden Lydia, 245 Fairfield av. Hunt F S & Co, 441 Main, Lee W H, Barnum c Lake, West Stratford Miller William H & Son, 318 Main, Niland Mary, 27 R R av, Stamford Scofield Edwin, 20 Atlantic, Varnish Manufacturers. PARROTT VARNISH CO, F W Parrott, pres't, H R Parrott, sec, J D Whitney, N Washington av. See adv page 140, Bridgeport Veterinary Surgeons. McLellan F W, 144 Noble, Bridgeport Milliken R Y, Elm, Danbury Millspaugh Alpheus, 10 W Washington av, Stamford 8 lllDlflO P OflM Hardware Merchants, I Oj JAllVIo & OUIl) 381 Water St., Bridgeport. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 391 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Murray Andrew, Main, n Woolen Mill bridge, Stamford Yale Charles H, Union House, " "Watchmakers and Jewelers. Becker C & Son, 35S Main and 245 E Main, Bridgeport Button Edward W, 368 Main, Dunlap John J, 365 Main, " Edmonds George B, 337 Main, " Fairchild George W, 355 Main, " Schwartz Charles, 16 Bank, " Segee Philip B, 357 Main, Stevenson G F & Son, 442 Main, " Warner & Parker, 366 Main, " Fanton T B, 219 Main, Danbury Ising A G, 11 West, " La Rue E M, 143 Main. « Robinson H M, 153 Main, " Rogers A, 165 i Main, " Trowbridge A A, 203 Main, " Reynolds Elbert W, Greenwich av, Greenwich Schifferdecker Henry, Greenwich av, " Austin A W, 39 Wall, Norwalk Brady Stephen A, 11 Main, " Jackson A Bros, 56 Wall Spencer John, 3 Main, " Orlich Adolph, 77 Main, South Norwalk Rood Henry S, 83 Main, Clark & Hoyt, Main c Atlantic, Stamford Powelson Charles G, 63 Broad, " W^eed Alexander, 6 Park row, " Webbing- Manufacturers. Bridgeport Elastic W^eb Co, 114 John, Bridgeport Wheelwrights. Reynolds James, Banksville Barber Wm H, R R av opp Ives, Danbury Ackiey Thomas, Long Ridge Gifibrd E D, Smith Charles W, _ " Fillow Francis P, Cranberry Plains, Norwalk Nelson John E, Leonard n W^ater, " Oisterbanks E, Stanwich Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. 392 BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BARTEIIS & DICE, 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Johnson Charles, Weston Johnson N B, " White Homer, " Wheel and Wheel Stock Manufacturers. Olds Wheel Co (The), Thompson n Housatonic av,l Bridgeport Wheel and Wood Bending Co, 79 John, " Window Cornices. BELDEN & VAN STONE, 91 Cannon. See adv page 284, Bridgeport Window Shades and Blinds. McCORD, COPELAND & CO, 411 to 417 Main. See adv page 229, Bridgeport Wines and Liquors— Retail. (See also Saloons.) Hadden James, 13 Wall, Norwalk Kelley Alonzo, 1 Water, " Lee Isaac, 28 Main, " Morrison John, 20 Wall, " Wines and Liquors— Wholesale. Barrett John, 348 Water, Bridgeport Bennett Frank C, 34 Water, Kupfer Sigmund, 53 State, " McMahon & Wren, 346 Water, " O'ROURKE PATRICK, 324 Water. See adv page 211, Bridgeport Sailer F & Son, 17 Bank & 24 State, SCHMITZ ARNOLD, 392 Main, Wall & Garity, 501 Water, " Donovan & Co, 11 Washington, South Norwalk Wire and Wire Cloth. Lockwood D & J, Cannon Station Wire Workers. FULTON WIRE WORKS, A Wooley, proprietor, 63 Fulton, New York Wood Dealers. (See al.so Wood and Coal.) Barrett David, Greenwich av n Water, Stamford S. S, JARVIS & SON, IRON AGE CULTIVATORS, 381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV. PAGE 6. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 393 TH[ H, I COLLEtlDER CO. "s"e^r°pr^sl" Wood Mantels. BENNETT & EADIE, 186 State. See adv inside back cover, Bridgeport "Wood Moulding. ST JOHN, HOYT & CO, Canal Dock. See adv inside front cover, Stamford Wood Turners. SWORDS WM F, East Washington av. See adv page 247, Bridgeport ST JOHN, HOYT & CO, Canal Dock. See adv inside front cover, Bridgeport Wood Workers. Spooner C, 97 Elm, Bridgeport Wood Ornaments. BENNETT & EADIE, 186 State. See adv inside back cover, Bridgeport Ornamental Wood Co, C Spooner, pres't ; H S Wilmot, sec, 97 Elm, Bridgeport SWORDS WM F, P]ast Washington av. See adv page 247, Bridgeport Woods— Fancy. Ray Benjamin, 648 Main, Bridgeport Woolens. Case B H & Co, Wall c Middle, Bridgeport Kirkham John R, Glenbrook, Stamford Woolen Manufacturers. Harding W C & Co, ft Main, Stamford Niantic Woolen Co, Newtown MACCRELLISH & QUIGLEY i6:E. state ST.. TRENTON, N. j. BOOK PRINTERS. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. FARMERS OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY, WITH THEIR POST OFFICE ADDRESSES. BALLS POND. A H Peace, P^M Barnum Alfred Cree Leonard Curtis Charles Hartwell Henry Heller Philip Hodge Amos Hoyt John Knapp Smith Leach Henry Miller James Moran James Pearce Amzi Satterlee William Sturges David Sturges John Taylor D Taylor Ferdinand Taylor Ira Turrell Benjamin Weller Royal BANKSVILLE. George Derby, P M Barnet E Banks H Banks John Briggs W H Briggs Israel Brown H Burnes E Barnes James Clow Albert Clow Shadrach Collard Isaac, Downes C Ferris George Finch W B Finch C Finch D Finch J Flewellin H Green G Hobby A & J B Hobby H Hobby H H Hovey George Hunter J G Johnson H H Keeler J C Keeler L Lyon M J Mead B Mead H & A Palmer J E Peck David Powers P Raymond James Reynolds Wm Rich J J Richards H Ryan J Sension H Smith Emmet 75,000 Sffam Chilled Plows in tlie Field, See page 6. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 895 HAVE you M011EU0liV[ST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Smith Richard Sniffin W T Taylor S Thomas S Waterbury E B Wishart Mrs G BETHEL. Andrews A S Andrews E T Andrews F B Andrews S S Baldwin A L Barber Perry Barnum C H Barnura Edward Barnum J E jr Barnum T G Barnum W H Beers J A Benedict A L Benedict E M Benedict L B Booth S Bowne H W Brotherton Charles Buckley John Comstock Frank Corning N B Couch R L Couch S A Dibble Cornelius Dikeman Frederick Dimon A H Drew Levi Eddy W H Edmonds Burr English William Ferry G H Ferry M S Ferry William Flint Nelson Fry Jacob Gilbert John Gorman Henry Gruman Charles Hamlin C B Hickok G A Hickok H E Hodge H B Hoyt Abram Hoyt Eli Hoyt George Hoyt W F Hunt James, Hurlbut C H Jenkins Henry Jennings Charles Johnson J G Johnson T C Judd A S Judd C E Judd E S Judd Frank Judd Frederick Judd H C Knapp D D Knox A H Lyon A M McWaters William Mansfield Ralph Mayhew J S Mead S T Morgan Fairchild Morgan J R Morrow James Murray James Northrop A F Osborn G R Osborn H Patchen Charles Patchen Charles jr Peck Charles Piatt William H Porter Lyman WOOD'S Enclosed Gear Mowef, S. S. Jarvis & Son, 381 Water St. 396 FARMERS DIRECTORY. BAI1T[NS & RICE 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Desigas Furnislied and Frizes Made for Athletic Sports. Seeley Nathan Sherman Andrew, Smith Sherman P Smith William H Squires Henry Stone Oliver Sterlic James Stratton Theodore Stucklen Frederick Taylor Andrew Taylor Elijah Taylor George N Taylor Joshua S Taylor Nelson Taylor Reuhen Trowbridge Daniel Watts Thomas Whitehead Lyman Whitney Abram J Williams Henry Wilson Israel H Wood Philo BLACK ROCK. [See Bridgeport.] BRANCHVILLE. C B Morehouse, P M Bates J S Comstock Moses Fellow A N Hoyt E S Jennings George Jennings Orrin Mead L H Mead J S Mead Theodore Mead J W Mead William Morehouse C B Olmstead Charles 01m stead D G Partridge Stephen BRIDGEPORT. J W Knowlton, P M Bahr A W Barber William Beach Charles W Beach James W Beach J H & Son Beardsle}^ James W Blakeman Charles W Blakeman Frederick Blakeman Henry Blakeman J S Brothwell Roswell Burroughs E C Carey James Chamberlain George D Clark Royal Coly J S Connell Charles Corriven Frank Curtis David B Downes P Feaicherston William Graham L P Grey George M Hall E W Hall Turney Higgins F N Holah Charles Hough Charles Jennings R B Johnson John W Judson R L P Knapp A W Knapp John Lewis John (1st) Lewis William Lindley N H Lockwood H R Lyon Horace (2d) Marrett L N Marrett T A iLioN mi[ urn S. S. JARVIS & SON, I 381 Water St. See page 6. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 397 THECOLLENO[fi BILLIARD TABLES ?768BfoaHy, Matson John Meachen William Mills Addison Moll G Morehouse J W Nichols Bradley O'Keeler Giles Osborn John E Parsons Fred A Perry William Scofield Silas Seltzman Henry Sherwood Aaron Sherwood Mrs C B Sherwood John W Sherwood Justice Silliman Fred E Silliman L G Smith Burr Sniffin W C Summers Aaron Thompson Edward Throp I S Wakelee Birdseye Walker W W Wheeler Ebenezer Wheeler Wilmot Wills Henry ■Wilson J B Wilson E G Wilson Thomas BRIDGT^,PORT. [Nichols Farm.] Curtis Birdsey Curtis D D Curtis Elliott Curtis Lewis M Fairchild Charles Fairchild Erwin Houston George Nichols Charles Nichols Daniel M Nichols John B Nichols Lucius C Nichols William G Pect George E Pierson Sheldon Pierson William Plumb David Plumb Ezra Plumb E Smith Ezra BROOKFELD. CANNON STATION. A M Reed, P M Betts Eli S Cannon Charles Cole Smith Hickok William Hurlbutt Henry Hurlnutt William B Marvin Charles Pveed A M COLD SPRING. [See Newtown.] DANBURY. -, PM John — Ambler H G Backus Banks Hiram Bates Stephen Benedict Joseph Benedict D Menat Benedict H P Dibble N B Elwell M H Elwell Lewis Fowler Geo Best Goods at Lowest Pdces a! S. S. Jarvis & Son's, 381 Water St. 398 FARMERS DIRECTORY, B11RT[11S & RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Fry R J Ganung A Gregory H D Gregory J S Hamilton A Hamilton G W Harris E B Hawley D D Holmes R Hoyt A A Hoyt R W Hull J P Hunt L W Jackson A A Jackson E M Jackson B P Jennings E T Keeler Elmer Knapp Hinman Knapp Hiram Lynes B Lyon Theodore Norris B D Penny Oliver H Rider G E Selleck Jarvis Selleck Nathaniel Shute Henry Sillick Darius Starr W H Starr Henry Stone N J Taylor Henry Vail John Weed F A Weed E B White W S Whittlesey E R Wildman S C Wilkes D B Wilkes E P DARIEN. See rear book. EASTON and PLATTS- VILLE. H S Osborne, P M Acker L Beers B T Bulkley Turner Brown S C Disbrow William Godfrey E S Gould Eber Gregory C E Jennings Alva Jennings Andrew Jennings Charles Jennings Seth Lockwood R H Marsh Thomas Reynolds Levi Seeley Edward Sherwood David Sherwod Walker Staples Frank Wakeman S Wakeman J S Wilson S FAIRFIELD. Anderson A Balcom A Banks W B Beers D Beers Henry J Bonny G Brown W H Buckley Edwin Buckley Wallace Burr E H Burr Eben Burr E Burr William Carroll P Jr Carroll P Will work in all kinds of ground- Syracuse. See page 6. -the FARMERS DIRECTORY. 399 HM you MONEy TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Clemons W Cochrane G Cull J Cummings P Dallas J Dickie Robert Fitzgerald J Fitzgerald P Forsyth T Griffin William Hendrickson D Hobart Edward Hurd E F Jennings H Johnson P Jones W Kealy D Kealy J Knapp G H Lockwood Joseph McCann J McGarry John McKenna E Morehouse E B Morehouse George Morehouse J B Morehouse Samuel Morehouse Stephen Murphy M Osborne Burr Osborne Edward Osborne Joseph Perry B Redfield D M Rencella P Rowland Henry Seery Thomas Seggle Albert Sirup John Smith W H Thomas John L Thorp Charles W Toomey J D Turney Albert Turney Oliver Turney Theodore Wakeman Andrew P Win ton J B GEORGETOWN. [See Wilton.] GLENVILIiE. [See Greenwich.] GREEN'S FARMS. Geo E Crossman, P. M. EUwood Frank El wood John Ellwood John B Foster Benjamin Foster Edward Foster John Jennings Austin Jennings A S Jennings J H Jennings W J Jennings .Jos N Jennings Walter Junes L B Junes A W Junes H B Sherwood Arthur Sherwood S B Sherwood Charles Sherwood Franklin Sherwood Moses Taylor A C Taylor Henry Wakeman H B Wakeman C S Wakeman F B Wakeman Edward Wakeman Fred Wakeman L P WHOLESALE |lin\||0 Q AND RETAIL, Oi Oi J/HlVlo & 400 FARMERS DIRECTORY. eilRT[(IS & RICE, 20 John St.. N. Y. Sterling Silverware, Latest Designs. GREENWICH. Bell Burns Erastus Bush George Close Albert W Cook John Davis Edwin N Davis Mrs E R Dayton Silas S Denton Humphrey Jr Denton Mrs John M Dreitweiser John Finch Silas Fisk Charles A Fowler Smith Guernsey Solomon S Howell Allen Husted Aaron Husted Benjamin W Husted David S Husted Eliphalet P Husted Joseph B Husted Mills H Husted William A Knapp John E Knapp William H Lock wood Hanford Lyon Edward McCann John Mead Abraham L Mead Alexander Mead Amos Mead Cerneiius Mead Daniel S Mead Mrs E Mead Edmund Mead Edward Mead Edward W Mead Elkanah Mead Henry C Mead Herman H Mead Jabez Mead Joseph G Mead Lyman Mead Oliver Mead Oliver D Mead Seaman. Mead Thomas A Mead William J Merritt Lewis A Merritt William J Mills Samuel E Palmer Josephus Peck Edward A Radford Stephen L Reynolds Abram Reynolds Augustus N Reynolds S Edward Reynolds Isaac M Reynolds J Sidney Seaman Charles H Sniffin John Vance David HAWLEYVILLE. [See Newtown.] HIGH RIDGE. J E Ballard, P M Bayliss J Bruce C A Curtis H Dam W^ I Davids A H Despaignet P Jones Erra Jones Sylvester June Harry Remington S Stevans Cephas HUNTINGTON. Frank W Wooster, P M Allis Wells REflO THE ftOVERTISEWlENT ON PAGE 6, FARMERS DIRECTORY. 401 FINEST Wiim TABUS IN THE WORLD. See Adv. page 86. Bassett P M Beard Charles Beard James Benedict W F Birdeye Royal Blackman Eli Blackman S H Brownson Henry Brownson S M Bucking Charles Buckingham Moses T Buckingham Samuel P Buckingham William Byington James Clark David Donavan Michael Donavan Timothy Dorman Lyman Glover Henry F Grev Lewis B Hawley E S Hinman George Huble Elisha Huble Jay Huble Silas King James Lattin Lyman Lyon H L Mills James Nichols N B Nichols George Nichols John Nichols Stiles Northrop Ira C Potter Franklin Reeves John Robinson Smith Shelton J B Shelton Henry D Shelton lildgas Shelton George Shelton L J Shelton John Shelton Z L Shelton David W Wakelee William Walker E L Wanzer James Wells Henry Wheeler Henry Wheeler Leander Wheeler Moses Wooster Benjamin Wooster Edgar S Wooster E D F HUNTING RIDGE. E J Lockwood, P M Brown Samuel Crawford William Eblot William Heviland Wm B Holly C H Holly Samuel Lockwood C G Lockwood E R Provost John Strong J B Van Wort John Weed Ira Wood Charles H LONG HILL. [See Trumbull.] LONG RIDGE. A C Dixon, P M Ay res William Brinkerhoff Chas Crissey H M Dixon Stephen Hoyt John M Lockwood Rufus Lounsbury George Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. S. S,^JJ1I1VIS & SON, 402 FARMERS DIRECTORY. BARTEMS & RICE 20 John St., N. Y. j Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. Marshall H Miller Daniel Palmer Alton Palmer Geo W Peet Wright Potts Ezra Potts Oliver W Potts William Rowland James H Scofield Edward Searles Charles Searles Thomas W Sherwood Charles Smith H Sutton Charles Waterbury A F Waterbury C P Weed John White Henry MIANUS. [See Greenwich.] MILL PLAIN. H M Senior, P M Chambers J Elsworth A P Fields I T Ganung A Hodge Hiram Keeler Bradley Ritchie A Rockwell R T Shan oh an T Stevens Erastus Weed J MONROE. Wm A Clark, P M Beach John D Beach John Beardslee Wm B Beardslee E M Beardsley Robert E Beardsley C M Bennett George Burr James Cargill Foster M Clark Wm A Clark Charles B Clark Ezra Clark Wait Curtiss Wm B Curtis Beardslee French David Gray lewis B Gray David Hinman Arthur Hollister Ered D Hurd Benjamin S Lake D J Lane Dwight Lewis Wells W Lockwood Theo McEwen Charles Meeker Ezra B Nicholas David B Plumb Henry Robenson Henry Shelton Charles Sherwood Oscar Sterling Lorenzo B Waterbury John Wells David C Wheeler Albert Wheeler Fred W NEW CANAAN. C Hoyt, P M Avery Han ford Adams Leander Patterson Elijah B Benedict Ambrose B Brennan Michael H11RD1RE& CUTLER! AT S. S. JARVIS & SON'S, 381 WATER STREET. SEE PAGE 6. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 403 DWIGHT H. TEKRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Brown Francis Burton Oliver Burtis 8te})hen G Burtis Charles W Burtis James A Bertine George F Birdsall Gilbert Britton Samuel C Carter Henry C Crissey Cyrus Cunningham James B Crolbot Charles Crofoot Horner S Crolbot Minot Crawford Joseph Comstock Samuel Comstock Seymour Comstock Charles Chichester Francis E Chichester Rodney S Cable Elizur Cochrane Wm B Clark James Davis John Davis J Sturges Davenport Darius Davenport ^Ym Y Davenport Wm H Davenport John L De Forest Charles E Denslow Louise A Doty Orrin A Dickens David Dixon George Fairty Thomas M Fenwick May B Fish William B Gardner George D Gray Mary Grupe Charles Heath Benj N Hoyt John W Hoyt Stephen (sons of) Hoyt Peter Hoyt Lewis K Hoyt Benjamin Hoyt Samuel R Jones John Keeler Mrs Stephen E Keeler Warner H Lock wood Mrs Samuel K Lockwood Soloifion M Lock wood Mrs William Lockwood Wm Stanley Lockwood David H Lounsbury Seth Lounsbury Silas H Light Belden Monford Stephen I Marshall James R Miller Aaron L Ogden Edmund 01m stead Mrs S S Osborn James Osborn Zachary T Peck Hiram Jr Pennoyer Amzi L Raymond Francis C Raymond Philip J Richards Eben J Rockwell Diivid S Russell Bryan Scolield Rufus Scofield George H Scofield Samuel Selleck Samuel Selleck Jonathan Selleck Herman Selleck John E Stevens David St John Lewis F St John Selleck Y Taylor Cornelius G Van Hoosear Eben Waring Wm L Wake man Hiram uAmm Agricultural Implements, 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 404 FARMERS DIRECTORY. Umi & RICE, 20 John Street, N. Y. 'Watch and Chronometer Makers. Weed Enos C Weed Benjamin Weed Seth C Whaley Samuel Whitney Mrs Samuel Weil Peter F NEW FAIRFIELD. A M Church, P M Adams G Ballard David Barnum J C Barnum David Barnnm Leroy Barnum Levi Barnum S P Betts Horace Bigelow Alonzo Bradley L D Brush Alexander Chatterton Walter Curtis C Durgy Bradley Durgy Nelson Disbrow David Disbrow David Disbrow Diamond Gardner Levi Geron Isaac Geron S Geron Daniel J Gilbert David Hatch Russell Hayes Lewis Hayes Lewis Hoage A Hoag Nehemiah Hodge Edwin Hoyt J Jennings Eli Jennings Jesse Jennings Nicholas Joyce Joel Judson Wheeler Kellogg B B Kellogg Seeley Knapp Enoch Knapp E B Knapp Ezra B Knapp S H Knowles G W Leach H O Murphy Daniel Nickerson Norris Peck J C Pierce A Pierce G N Piatt Lafayette Rodenburgh Henry Rogers T D Rowley John Sanford Samuel Scudder Russell Scudder J W Stevens E B Sturges D Taylor D Treadwell E Tread well Lydia Treadwell J M Turrell William Twesdale C Wanzer H B Webb Mrs Wheeler George Whitehead James S Wildman Hendrick Wood Harrison NEWTOWN. Z S Peck, P M Barnum E C Beardsley C F Booth Josiah S, S, JARVIS & SON, HARDWARE & CUTLERY See page 6. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 405 TH[ H, W. COLLFNDER CO BILLIARD TABLES. I See Adv. page 86. Botsford E M Botsford P G Botsford Samuel J Briscoe A R Clarke Philo Crouchley T J Fairchild A W Fairchild George B Fairchild Henry Fairchild P W Fairchild William Farrell James Farrell Thomas Glover Birdsey Glover Lemuel Glover Walter Glover Samuel C Ives Charles Ives George Johnson E L McCarthy Patrick Maynard William Murray Edward Northrop Charles Northrop Horace Northrop Hosea B Northrop Jerome Northrop Norman Northrop William N Peck A L Peck A W Peck C H Peck E M Peck Edward Peck H H Peck John B Peck S B Peck Z S Piatt William Prindle W B N San ford Amos Sherman C B Terrill Wm L Tomlinson J R Turner Albert Turney J M Wheeler John B Wheeler S B NOROTON. J. S Waterbury, P. M, Bell John J Bonton Isaac Collender H W Enright Robert Fitch Benjamin Gosham George R Jones J C Kemp Wm Klinefelter J Leonard George Mills H F Stevens James Waterbury A T Weed Joseph D Weed Isaac Weed H N Weed John W Wood Thomas NORWALK. Adams Charles Banks Bradley Bates Lewis E Belden George F Benedict George M Benedict Roswell Benedict William J Betts Allen Betts Frederick T Betts William M Byington Harry C Byxbee James H Church Edward S Church William Tie BesI Plow in tie Wofld-Tiie Sffacuse Se<) I page 6. 406 FARMERS DIRECTORY. BAHTENS It mi 20 John St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Church WilHam F Clark Henry Comstock George E Defoe James Denton Jesse W Dickerson Trueman B Ells James E Ely Linus M Fillow David A Fillow David M Fillow Francis P Fillow Gregory Fillow John G Fillow Rufus Fitch Abram Fitch Daniel Fitch George W Fitcii Harvey Fitch Hiram Fitch Walter J Fitch William S Freudenthall Charles Gregory Charles E Gregory Frank Gregory George B Gregory Giles Gregory -John B Gregory William Hall Ebenezer Hathaway Andrew B Hawkhurst Albert B Hawkhurst Henry W Hendrick William B James Charles Jar vis John H Johnson C Grand Johnson Raymond Kelk Thomas Kellogg Charles Kellogg Charles Jr Kellogg Edwin M Kellogg Josiah Low George Marvin Josiah R Marvin William E Mills William Monroe John H Morgan Hewitt Newcomb Daniel A Olmstead Aaron Olmstead Silas Osborn John Osborn Solomon E Patrick George S Patrick John A Price Theodore Quigley George M Quintard John H Raymond Edson M Raymond George A Raymond Henry W Raymond Jabez F Raymond John F Raymond Marvin Raymond Oscar W Raymond Roswell A Raymond Rufus E Raymond William M Rendali Edwin R Roberts Robert Rowell Alva M Scofield Smith Selleck David R Sheedy Michael Sherwood Charles F Smith Andrew Smith Charles Smith Edmund B Smith George W Stiles William E Street Chauncey Street Nathaniel J Taylor Edward Tuttle Silas P Van Hoosear Charles Wilson William WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Beaper. S, S, JARVIS & SON, llgts. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 407 HMIOUMONEfTOIiVtST? DWIGHT H. TERRY Maiu c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. tPLATTSVILLE. [See Easton.] REDDING. Abbott J M Boughton B S Connell T Delevan D C Duncomb Edmonds W M Flood P Gerham A Gerham L B Hill W H Johnson F C Kief John Lounsbury J D Meeker A E Miller J E Nickerson John Olmstead H M Osborne E A Qualey P Piatt Isaac Porter Charles Read G G Raid John Ruch Jacob Sanford G A San ford Lemuel Sanford J R Sanford Thomas Squires A Todd Sith Tread well Aaron Treadwell Rradley Turkenton A REDDING RIDGE. H Whitehead, P M Banks C M Banks Jesse Bradley E H Bradley H B Bradley Wakeman Burr William H Carroll J Denison William T Jennings H McDonald P Osborne S B Rowland S E Ryan Thomas Sanford D Sanford James Sanford J G Sanford J H Sanford J S Sherwood M Whitehead J Whitehead E H RIDGEBURY. George Boughton, P M Smith James H Carroll Bernard Regan Jerry Ryder George White E P Toomey Dennis Holly .John Hawley Charles Hunt ir Whitney Howe William Ryder George Barhiti George W Hanford David L Christopher William Whitelock John Johnson Albert Todd Charles Field John F Runetli Allen /MOOSfrawCied Plows in the Field, See page 6. 408 FARMERS DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. Artistic Designs Furnished and Frizes Made for Athletic Sports. Hunt George V N Murphy Patrick Hitchcock Robert Benton Alonzo Keeler Smith Palmer Elias Weed George H Hunt F K Palmer William E Rates Giles H White William Burr John Bates Alson Hayt James E Reynolds James Reynolds Hiram, Norris B D Benedict F L Reynolds E B Boughton George Cameron Simon Reynolds Lewis St John S S Morgan James Desmond Jerry • Keeler John P Ambler B S Keeler Charles B Norris F K RIVERSIDE. [See Greenwich.] ROUND HILL. [See Greenwich.] ROWAYTON. E Thomas, P M St Johns L Avery H Winns Robert Brundage J Raymond J B Horton S C Raymond Alexander Williamson Hickson Williamson A Raymond Stephen Ferris Samuel SANDY HOOK. [See Newtown.] SAUGATUCK. James E Hubbell, P M Bennett H I Bradley David Bradley G B Bradley Noah Hale George Hale M D Jarvis Mrs F Nash James B Raymond Frank Raymond Josiah Scribner Charles Wakeman H B Wakeman H S Wakeman S B Wakeman T B SILVER MINE, F Buttey, P M Buttery Rufus Deering D Gregory H Wardwell W Perry Andrew Aiken F L Whitlock David Davis John Blanchard John W lOO'S Enclosed Gear Mowef, S. S. Jarvis & Son, 381 Water St. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 409 THFCOLLEIIOER^iBL^'s^/eeBroadwaiJJ. Aiken Geo Austin F B Austin W W Randall E R Raymond Edson Raymond Merwin Crofoot Minat Guthrie H F SMITH'S RIDGE. W H Keeler, P M Benedict Ambrose De Forest Charles Green William Hoyt Stephen Keeler Warren H Mumfort Stephen Wakeman Hiram SOUND BEACH. H F Palmer, P M Marshall William McAfee A Moffatt J C Hoyt Alfred Palmer Isaac Hendrie J W Palmer D F Lockwood W B Lockwood R B Mortimore George Harewright Esan Quintard H F Reilly James Eagan M Pyle Bartyle Ferris A R Bennett R H Ferris Benjamin Ferris Freeling Potter H H Heusted Charles Ferris S H Ferris Daniel Ferris Alonzo SOUTH NORWALK. Carver P S Dinger John Ely D P Fancher F B Hathaway H Hoyt I F Jennings F W Langdon W G Lockwood W H Lockwood W R Marvin J R Marvin William E Raymond George A Seymour Gould Wilson L Woodward E H SOUTHPORT. L F Sherwood, P M Johnson Johnson P Anderson T Price William Anderson Mat Home Henry Anderson John Cane John Hane Charles Hawkins Josiah Bradley D Beer Banks Henry Hawkins B Bulkley Benjamin Bulkley B A Bulkley Abe Bulkley G Bulkley Charles S. S. JARVIS & SON, I 381 Water St. See page 6. 410 FARMERS DIRECTORY. BART[IS & RICE 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. Bulkley J Bunnell John Jennings Joseph Jennings Charles Jennings Augustus Jennings H Bur Jennings Andrew Jennings L B Wakeman Dave SPRINGDALE, Bouton James L Butley Henry Hoyt'Frederic Hyatt David Schanz William Schanz Joseph Scofield A W Scofield Henry M Scofield James F Scofield John Scofield Leander Simmell John Smith H D Smith S H Stevens George R Waterbury I N Waterbury A T Weed James L Weed Levi S Weed William H Woodburn William H STAMFORD. T J Daskam, P M Adams N E Adams Samuel Baldwin Charles Y Briggs George W Brooks W L Christy Charles R Clason John Clason Stephen Cook B F Cook Seth Crane Mrs Thomas Cummings William A Davenport John Dibble William H Dudley James T Ferris J M Ferris Joseph O Ferris Theodore I Finch James Fisher H C Ford Joel B Fox George Free Richard Gellespie Mrs H M Hausted George Hendric J B Hobby M M Holmes John A Hoyt Alfred Hoyt Charles E Hoyt J B Hoyt Hoyt Orrin H Hoyt William Hubbard George W Hubbard John W Hubbard William Ingersoll Simon June Elbert Knapp C W Knapp J B Knapp Niram Lockwood Charles C Lockwood E B Lockwood Oliver Lockwood W B Lockwood W R Lonsbury Hannah Meyer Michael Miller C F BesI Goods al Lowest Pfices at S. S. JarviB & Son's, 381 Water St. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 411 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Moir John Murdough J W Olmstead Thomas W Oothout H Peck E N Peck Norman Peck W E Phillips C H Purdy Hart Quintard Charles Raymond Jliram Reynolds Prvdence Pitch Wells R Roberts Samuel Rolp H D Ryan John Sackett J S Sammis Hiram Scofield Alfred L Scofield Alonzo Scofield Amzi L Scofield Benjamin Scofield John R Scofield Nelson D Scofield William W Selleck Joseph Sheffield J M Shepherd John Smith Charles E Smith C S Smith J D Smith Leonard Smith W Maltbie Spaulding G St John S Y St John W H Strang J B Strang Nelson Studwell Edgar Thurston Henry AVakeman T B Ward well Isaac Ward well James W Waterbury Emmet Waterbury George C Waterbury G H Walerbury S C Weed Alvin Weed Augustus Weed Charles A Weed James A Weed Levi S Weed William A STANWICH. George Lock wood, P M Banks David Briggs W H Brush Charles Buffett Lewis Burns Erastus Carll George W Close A W^ Close Lewis Coigrove Frank Downes Charles Ferris Gilbeat Ferris Henry Hobby W H Hubbard William Howard Patrick Howland Frank Knowlton George W Lockwood George A Lounsbury I^ugene Marshall Abram Rarsons John Reynolds E M Reynolds H Reynolds John G Reynolds Timothy Reynolds W Todd Richards H C Waterbury Ebenezer Waterbury W S E AND retail! Si Si JilRVIS 6 SONi 412 FARMERS DIRECTORY, Blips & RICE, 20 John St.. N. Y. Sterling Silverware, Latest Designs. STEPNEY. [See Monroe.] STRATFORD. George H Pall, P M Avery F S Beardsley F J Beardsle}"^ Lewis Beardsley Samuel Blakeman Carlos D Blakeman J N Benjamin W H Booth William Burritt Lewis Brooks Isaac Booth David B Booth N B Burritt Charles P Curtis Cluirles B Curtis Elbert Cuutis Freeman L Curtis George Curtis Peter P Curtis Robert G Curtis Samuel E Fitzgerald David Gray George Hodges P H Holmes John E Judson Agur Lewis A C Lewis Eli McDonald Alex-arider McGrath William Meachen Henry Patterson Samuel Peck Job Scott P R Thomlinson G N Tomlinson William H Wells C C Wells Edward Wells S N Wheeler Benjamin Wheeler George E Wheeler John P Wheeler Stiles Wilcox Hanford Wilcoxson Albert Wilcoxson Walter TRUMBULL. W S Wheeler, P M Bailey B M Beach A S Beach D M Beach Edward Beach Elijah Beach G W Beach S B Beach S C Beach W O Beach W F Bevans C Birch E Blone A L Booth C E Booth I E Booth I H Booth J M Brinsmeade A Brinsraeade C N Brinsmeade C S Brinsmeade H C Brinsmeade J D Brinsmeade L Brotstbrd D J Broth well W H Burr F M Burton B Cook A S Dibble E B Edwards E E Fairchild D RMO THE AOVERTISEMENT ON PAGE 6, FARMERS DIRECTORY. 413 FIST eiLLIARO TABLES IN THE WORLD. See Adv. page 86. Fairchild P N French N S Hall G A Hallock H N Hawley A Henrietta John J Hinnian D B Hubbell N S Mullen D Nichols A S Nichols C B Nichols E I Nichols G M Nichols J B Nichols P B Palmer J E Plumb A E Plumb B B Reed P Schuefer E Shaeffer F Sherwood C B Smith E C Sterling F S Sterling S H Sterling W B Summers J E Taylor R Ward John Ward W E White W H Wheeler W S Williams J H WESTON. John H Gregory, P M Adams Wildman Andrews Orlando Beers Edwin Beers J M Bradley Arthur Bradley B Bradley Joseph Coley D D Grossman John Grossman Nelson Ferguson E Finch H Fitch Eph Godfrey Daniel G Godfrey J A Godfrey J S Hamilton T Johnson D B Lockwood G E Lockwood John M Perry Charles Perry Joseph Perry Mich Rowland L D Scribner E Smith Joseph Smith Peter Sturges Burr Sturges G B Sturges J S Sturges Joseph C Sturges Munson Tunny A E Wateibury Samuel WestfiekrW G Williams H WESTPORT. Adams Ebenezer B Adams George S Allen William H Andrews Daniel Barnes Samuel H Beer Edwin A Bradley David Bradley Daniel B Jr Bradley William H Burr Edward Farmers are Invited to Call at 381 Water St. S, S, JARVIS & 414 FARMERS DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE, 20 John St., N. Y. Manuf rs of Artistic Jewelry. Burr William H Chapman Charles P Connelly Daniel Coley Hezekiah M Coley Horace B Coley Levi Coley Robert H Coley Samuel M Crossman Daniel Dovvnes Joseph M Driscall Daniel Elwood Charles Elwood Frank H Elwood Samuel E Fairchild Charles H Fairchild George Jr Fillow Benjamin Fillow Benjamin F Fillow James Fillow James N Fillow Lewis Finch William J Fitch James B Gault John Goodsell John (3d) Goodsell Herman B Godfrey Andrew B Godfrey Edward Godfrey Martin Gorham George B Gorham Nelson B Gray Ehphalet T Guyer John Hanford William H Ketchum Miller Lehn Edward Lees Thomas R Lock wood Samuel Burr Lyon William H Marvin Fred D Marvin William H Martin Robert McCormick John Meeker Augustus Meeker Burr Meeker Leroy F Meeker William Mills John B Mills Charles Morehouse Frederick Morehouse Fredeiick F Nash Andrew C Nash Edward A Nash George H Nash Harry W Peffers Charles W Perry Charles W Perry David M Perry George F Perry Munson Raymond F M Raymond Josiah Sherwood Aaron B Sherwood Charles E Sherwood Henry B Sherwood Silas B Taylor Alfred Taylor Alfred N Taylor William H Van Fabrice Hans Wakeman Charles S Wakeman Frederick Wakeman Henry B Wakeman Lewis P Wakeman Talcott B Warren Amsey Wood William Whitney David Wood David WEST STRATFORD. L B Vail, P M Charles Beach Harvey Birdrey Benjamin Lewis L Wells S, S, JARVIS & Agricultural Implements, 381 Water St., Bridgeport. FARMERS DIRECTORY. 415 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. DARIEN. Reed Lewis S Lockwood William R Ball H Bates Richard Bates W H Austin T W Sands Samuel Scofield William R Waterbury Capt L Lyon T F Dilafield E H Nash C F Clock C F Bradv W N Whitney I H Selleck Isaac Conley John Clock Edward E Bates G S Whitney C E Lutze John Cohn John Herman George Bates John D Bates Charles A Cox John T Tolles R I Slawson D B Fairchild P R Keeler S O Seeley Benjamin Hoyt Charles Hoyt Thaddeus Eager Thomas Fitch S B Mead J B Brown Cnarles Slawson Jacob Monahan Dennis Brothers Butler Pooley John Gerom E D Fairbanks William H Langdon W A Williams William W. ANDREW BOYD, GENERAL MANAGER FLORENCE RICHMOND COMPANY. Pfinlefs of Boyd's Faiifield Co. Difocky. 1 k Ml STEAM POWER ^\w^ No. i6 East State Street, TRENTON, N. J. ALL THE VARIOUS STYLES OP \m% lol aii lewspapi Pimtis| PROMPTLY EXECUTED. SEND FOR ESTIMA.TES. 417 1. # .OB^- Inportei! ni FINE WATCHES, WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKERS. SOL£ AGENTS FOR THE tlicole, (liel^en \ Co. London WatcIiE^, AND FOR THE STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. fi@°-See Adv. Top of Every Left-Hand Page.-^a 418 STANDARD DUMB WAITERS And General Hand-Hoisting Establishment, 145 & 147 E. 42d STREET, NEAR GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. In addition to our regular Pulley arrangement, long acknowledged the best Dumb Waiter ever made, we have many others of great merit, at prices to suit all. We put up Hoist Wheels and Heavy Store Dumb Waiters, Carriage and Safety Invalid Elevators of the most Approved Pattern, at the shortest notice. REPAIRING OR ALTERING WITH THE UTMOST DESPATCH. Fifteen Models of our various arrangements can be seen at our Factory as above. Nearly 80,000 of our make now in use. Established in 1855. JAMES MURTAUCH. 1 Electric Gall Bells for Every Purpose. BUBGLAB ALABM TILIGBAPM. 20 "STears Practical Escperience. Electric Time Locks for Bank Vaults, Safes, &c. ELECTRIC BANK VAULT AND SAFE PROTECTOR. Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Co. 518 BROA^r)TV^A.Y, Opp. St. Nicholas HoteJ, NEW YORK. ti ^1 o > 1^'^ %v^' ^^^ '^^^ '^i^fc"^ "^-^^ /^^f^'^ % ^^/K^ \/ ^^&* '^^^ :4^^:^ ^ '^ /^^\ -^-./ .-»;■- >^o^' r-:^. %/ 4fc ^'^=^^ f^l .' V'^'\/ %'^--'*/ V''^\** \'^ ;.0 ^, \. ,0 P >. -^r y^K'^ a.^' o r5>^ " ° " ° kV '> "^> v:^^ ^° ^ '^ ,4>" '■'..•> •> '0., '0 V •' .-f''^-^ ?: >^''^. sX^ .-> ri* .0- ,0' >, '((':m^^ ^4=' '% '?~^ ^ o V' '^, av -v^ ' v/ ;-3 \v .•i-' ..0' \^ .0 o^ o ^ •^ ^ ■> -.-.Tr-.-^^' ^ t> 1 1 " , ' r"^^ S -v^. ■i^ V <^' 0°' ■^ ; J 0, ,sj -^^.v^ ; ^ c- '^■^i;-:^'-^',-' ■1 >>^' -^^^ 0. .0 ^. 'm: ''??.-, "^. n\' ■-> ^-icy^'"^ "' .>^ r^ -f- "T . 'f^ 0^ -J ri •?,' v^ ■ 4.'>'>' ■<■;•: r-'t.*;,/