Boyd's Fairfield County Directory

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),