Boyd's Fairfield County Directory

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