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Boyd's Fairfield County Directory

W. Andrew Boyd · 1883 · original scan
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road Tyler Benjamin, clerk, h 156 Main Underbill Charles H, huckster, h New Town av Union Mfg Co, woolen goods, River n Belden av Vail David, hatter, h 1 Mott av Valentine Charles E, hatter, h Butler n Prospect pi Valentine Elbert G, oysterman, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Van Derhoof Thomas S, h Vv'^est av n Beatty Van Gal Jacob, hatter, h 3 North av Van Hoosear Charles, cutter, h Cranberry Plains Van Hoosear George E, carpenter, h Cranberry Plains Van Hoosear Sylvester (Van Hoosear & Ambler), h 30 West av Van Hoosear & Am])ler (Sylvester Van Hoosear and James L Ambler), dry goods, 28 Wall Van Keuren George, laborer, h 1st av n Shore rd Van Keuren Milton, carpenter, 1st av n Shore rd, h do Van Keuren Milton E, carpenter, h 1st av n Shore rd Van Wagner Mary, widow Richard, h 115 Main • Van Wagner William, house mover, h River n Wall Van Zandt Peter, h 33 North av Veats Mrs Susan H, h Van Zandt av n Hoyt Versoy Cyril M, hatter, h 28 Chapel Volk Francis A, hat manufacturer, h 28 West av Voorhis Margaret, widow Cornelius, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Wade John H, editor, 13 Water, h 5 Chestnut Wakeman Augustus, h West av n opp Arch Wakeman Clarissa, h West av n opp Arch Wallace Norah, dressmaker, h Hoyt n Main Wallace William, shoemaker, h Hoyt n Main Walsh John, shoemaker, h 57 Belden av WALSH JOHN J, lawyer, 44 Wall, h 9 Belden av Walters Charles, oysterman, h Hoyt n Henry Walters Henry M, hatter, h Fort Point rd n'R R 186 NORWALK DIRECTORY. nAnTfN^ ivi nir finYwatchYs' diamonds' and 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. CHES. DIAB .j JEWELRY. Ward Thomas, hatter, h 32 Chapel Warden James M, harnessmaker, Fort Point rd n Osborne av Warden James R, hatter. Fort Point rd n Osborne av Warner James C, hatter, h 32 Beatty Warner James H, hatter, h 56 Water Warner Levi, lawyer, 20 Wall, h 5 Arch Warner William, hatter, h 56 Water Warren Charles L, h 39 Beatty Warren Edward, hatter, h Hoyt n Van Zandt av Warren William B, cutter, h 39 Beatty Warren William L, curler, h 39 Beatty Water Commissioners, 18 Wall Waterbury Samuel, engineer, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Waters Mary A, widow John, h 16 Water Webb Caleb, laborer, h Mechanic Webb Seth, carpenter, h Cranberry Plains Webley Edward, weaver, h 12 Main Weed Anne, shirtmaker, h 13 Elm Weed Louisa, widow Henry J, h Cliff Weed Merinda, widow, h Sticky Plain rd Weeks Jacob (Weeks & Stevens), h 134 Main WEEKS & STEVENS (Jacob Weeks and Sherman Stevens), grocers, 37 Main. See adv page 157 Weichert J Frederick, finisher, h First av Welsh Catharine, widow James,"h 39 Chapel W^ellnitz John, farmer, h Cranberry Plains Welsh John, laborer, h 39 Chapel Westerfield Delia, widow William, h 15 Arch WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO, 47 Wall Westervelt Edward, hatter, h Cove n First av Westervelt John J, h Cove n First av Weston Clark, laborer, h Fourth av Whaley George W, laborer, h 17 Knight Wheater Jabez, carpenter, h 39 Belden av Wheeler Alonzo, hatter, h Henrv n East av Wheeler Arthur C (Wheeler & Grumman) h 12 Beatty Wheeler Charles, hatter, h 12 Beatty Wheeler Franklin B, machinist, h 23 Elm Wheeler Henrietta, widow Cornelius, h 30 Franklin av Wheeler William, hatters' tools, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd The BesI Plow in l!ie Wofld-Ttie Sfracuse, page 6. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 187 HAVE lOUlNE! TO INVEST? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Wheeler William C, hatter, h Henry n East av Wheeler & Grumman (Arthur C Wheeler), men's fur- nishing goods, 31 Main Whitaker Walter, laborer, r 18 Franklin av Whitcomb Royal E, carriage painter, ft Brook, h 23 River White George A, printer, h Summit av White George W ( W H Smith & Co), h East av White John H, weaver, h Sticky Plain White Rebecca A, shirtmaker, h Cross n Step rd AVhite Reuben, laborer, h Hillside White William F, millhand, h Prospect Hill Whitehead Eliza, widow Nathan, h Lewis n Park Whitman Esther, widow George S, h 17 Main Whitney James S, hatter, h 4 Merwin Wickes Mary A, widow James W, h 10 Beatty Wiggam Forrest, teacher, h 37 Belden av Wilcoxson P]dgar S, hatter, h 23 River Wildman William, hatter, h 34 Main Wilkins William, engineer, h Shore rd Willard , painter, h 67 Water Williams Ann A, widow, h 56 Franklin av Williams Amelia, widow Reuben A, h Cannon n Betts' mill Williams Charles, h 5 Camp Williams Charles A, hatter, h 23 Cam]) AMlliams Frank, moulder, h Westport rd Williams George P, shoemaker, h 15 Elm Williams Henry H, potter, h East av n St John av Williams John C, laborer, h Westport rd Williams Sidney, driver, h Westport rd Wilmott Isaac S, carpenter, h Hoyt Wilser August, shoemaker, h 31 Leonard Wilson Austin T, hatter, h Cranberry Plains Wilson Foster, clerk, h Adams House Wilson Foster jr, clothier, h Adams House Wilson Joseph W, lawyer, 7 Camp, h do Wilson Lewis, oysterman, h Van Zandt av n Ft Point rd WILSON O E, insurance and real estate agent, Gazette building, 34 Wall, h 8 Arch WILSON" RUDOLPH, boarding, 14 Main, h do Wilson Sterling ( Nickerson & Wilson ), h 41 Beatty Will work in all kinds of ground — the Syracuse. See page 6. 188 NORWALK DIRECTORY. DADTCMQ 9 DIPC ^^ ^^^^ ®*' "^- ^- sterling Dnn I LHu fii niuti Silverware, Latest Designs. Wilson Sylvester, carpenter, 11 Summer, h do Wilson William, shoemaker, h old Westport rd Wilson William jr, h old Westport rd Wing Rev Charles S, pastor Second M E Church, West av c Belden av Wiseman James, h 171 Main Wixson James E, meat, 18 Main, h 27 W Main Wood Caleb, painter, h 4th av n Cove Wood Charles N, porkpacker, 34 Main, h 17 High Wood Enoch, potter, h 21 Elm Wood Noah, porkpacker, h 28 East av WOODBURY CHARLES P, lawyer, Lockwood building, h West av c Berkley pi Woodward Asa B (Woodward & Perry), h 6 Elm Woodward & Perry (Asa B Woodward and John H Perry), lawyers, 9 Wall Worden Charles A, shoemaker, h'9 Main Worden Gehurdus D, laster, h 15 Water Workman David, clothfinisher, h 29 Belden av Wright Abraham, cook, h 21 Park Wright George A, machinist, h East av n Shore rd Wright Henry D, oysterman, h East av n Shore rd Wright John W, oysterman, h East av n Shore rd Wright Thomas, oysterman, h East av n Srhore rd Wyman George R, finisher, h 3 North av Wyman William, laborer, h Cranberry Plains Youle Hearse Mfg Co, ft Hoyt Youngs Franklin, hatter, h Pleasant av n Fort Point rd Youngs George B, hatter, h 22 Beatty Youngs Harry, cigarmaker, h Van Zandt av n Fort Point rd Youngs Clin S, shoecutter, h Adams House Youngs Selleck, h 12 Academy Youngs Sylvester, hatter, h Cranberry Plains Youngs Theodore S, hatter, h Cranberry Plains W. ANDREW BOYD, GENERAL MANAGER FLORENCE RICHIVIOND CO. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 189 FIST BILLIARB TABLES 'IJll.'^if'fe: NORWALK STREET DIRECTORY. Academy, from Merwin northerly to Chapel Adams avenue, from France westerly Arch, westerly from West av to Franklin av Beatty, from West av east to the river Belden avenue, runs northerly from West av Brook, from 2 Wall northerly Butler, easterly from West av to Water Camp, from North av northerly Catharine, from Main easterly Center avenue, from Main northerly to Sticky Plain rd Chapel, from AVest av easterly to Water Church, from State west to Park Cross, runs northerly from Belden av Cross, from Main westerly across D & N R R East avenue, from State southerly through East Norwalk East Water, from 1 \\'all southerly Eclipse avenue, from Union av east to Camp Elizaheth, east and west across Center av Elm, from School northerly Elm, easterly from Franklin av to West av Fair, from Catharine northerly France, continuation of Park northerly from North av Franklin avenue, runs northerly from Arch to Belden av Grand, from Catharine westerly Gravel Beach, from the river west to Fort Point Gregory's road, southerly from East av Harbor, from Chapel southerly Harriet, from Elizabeth northerly to Sticky Plain rd Helen, northerly from Elizabeth High, from North av southerly to Wall Hoyt, from Main westerly Knight, from Wall northerly Last Rock road, from France northerly Leonard, ( sometimes called Merritt), from Water westerly Lewis, from Park westerly Main, from Wall northerly to Wilton rd Mechanic, from River southerly S!RICUS[CHILLEO PLOW CO,, 381 Water Street. 190 NORWALK DIRECTORY. uHrllLNu & nlLt) Manufrs of Artistic Je^velry. Merwin, from West av easterly to Water Merritt, see Leonard Mott avenue, runs westerly from West av to Union av Newton turnpike, continuation of State North avenue, from Main easterly by France and Park to the brook North Union avenue, from Main northerly to Sticky Plain rd Old Post road, continuation of North av easterly Orchard, from Water westerly to West av Osborne avenue, northerly across Van Zandt av from Fort Point E N Park, from North av southerly Plattsville avenue. Cobble Hill from New Canaan rd Pleasant, westerly from Fort Point Prospect avenue, from West av northerly to water works Plymouth avenue, from Main northerly to Sticky Plain rd River, from Belden av easterly Riverside avenue, from Belden av northerly Second, from Cove easterly to East av E N State, from Wall east, then north to Newton pike Sticky Plain road, from France westerly to Wilton rd Summer, from W Main southwesterly Union place, runs easterly from Franklin av to Lincoln avenue Union avenue, northerly from Washington pi to Bel- den av Wall, runs easterly from West av to ft Mill Hill Warren, from Fair easterly Washington place, runs westerly from Lincoln av to Prospect av Water, northerly from Butler across Chapel to Wall West Main, continuation of Main beyond Union av Westport road, continuation of Main northerly Wilton road, continuation of Main MacCRELLISH & QUIGLEY i6 E. STATE ST.. TRENTON. N. J. BOOK PRINTERS. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. NORWALK DIRECTORY. 191 DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. APPENDIX NORWALK TOWN GOVERNMENT— 1881. Election first Monday in October. Selectmen — Isaac Selleck, Jr., Nelson J. Cross, Wm. C. Sammis. Town Clerk — Henr_y K. Selleck. Town Treasurer — William A. Curtis. Registrar of Births, etc. — James A. Brown. Collector — George B. St. John.
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