Boyd's Fairfield County Directory

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