Boyd's Fairfield County Directory

Constables — John F. Raymond, Edward Nelson, Wm. G. Crockett, Joseph P. Crossmon, Aurelius J. Meeker, David Dayton, Joseph Tammany. Assessors — Benjamin J. Sturges, Thomas Guyer, Jacob Turk. Board of Relief — Bradley S. Keith, W^m. H, Benedict, Augustus C. Golding. Grand Jurors — James G. Barbour, John H. Kenny, Spencer C. Horton, Isaac R. Doty, George W. Day, John W. Bogardus. School Visitors — Ira Coles, Moses B. Pardee, Herman H. Barbour Auditors of Town Accounts — John H. Ferris, Burr Smith. Sealer of Weights and Measures — Wm. J. Finney. Pound Keepers— Silas B. Meeker, George Meeks, William C. Selleck, Spencer C. Horton, George N. Morgan. Hay wards — Milton Van Keuren, Eli Beach, Theodore Hartwick, Stephen Tompkins, Samuel Waters, George Van Hoosear. Oyster Committee — George N. Warren, Oliver W. Weed, Charles W. Bell. Registrars of Voters — First District, George N. Ells, Edward Merrill. Second District, William S. Bouton, Theodore Wilcox. Third District, William B. Hen- drick, Winfield S. Hanford. The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 192 NORWALK DIRECTORY. umi & iiiG[, 20 John Street, N. Y. 'W^atch and Chronometer Makers. Courts. Probate Court, which includes the towns of Norwalk, New Canaan and Wilton, Asa B. Woodward, judge. NORWALK BOROUGH GOVERNMENT. Warden — James W. Hyatt. Burgesses — Asa Smith, Piatt Price, F. V. Brush, F. Mead, Matthew Bird, C. B. Coolidge. Clerk — John S. Seymour. Bailiff— Albert De Forest. Collector — Elber Curtis. Treasurer — Robert S. Craufurd. Chief of Police — John O'Sullivan. Policeman — Frank Foster. Water Commissioners — W. S. Moody, Augustus C. Golding, Charles E. St. John. Fire Department. Chief Engineer— J. B. Ells. Assistant Engineers — R. W. Adams, T. Harrison. Phoenix Fire Engine Co., No. 1, 40 Main. Foreman, W. Hands ; Assistants, W. R. Olmstead, W. S. Bartram. Hope Hose Co., No. 2, 20 Water. Foreman, F. McKeon ; Assistants, J. Malone, H. Wolfe. Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, 42 Main. Fore- man, H. Ryder ; Assistants, Frank Fitch, William E. Buxton. Fire Police — Captain, A. J. Meeker ; Sergeant, Charles Olmstead. Banks. Fairfield County National Bank, 44 Wall. Incorpo- rated 1824; National, 1865. Capital, $300,000. F.St. John Lockwood, President ; Lester S. Cole, Cashier. Directors, F. St. John Lockwood, J. W. Hubbell, E. B. Bennett, W. S. Lockwood, L. J. Curtis, C. E. St. John, J. H. Perry, W. B. E. Lockwood. The National Bank of Norwalk, 51 Wall. Incorpo- rated 1857. Capital, $240,000. Stiles Curtis, President ; Robert B. Craufurd, Cashier. Directors, E. Hill, James W. Hyatt, E. Beard, E. K. Lockwood, E. J. Hill, Wm. Randel Smith. Discount day, Tuesday. Central National Bank, 26 Wall. Incorporated Sep- /5,000 Sjracuse Chilled Plows in Itie Field See I page 6. 193 P. A. BARTRAM & CO., PACKERS, -AND- WHOLESALE PROVISION DEALERS 439, 441 AND 443 WATER ST., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. F. A. BARTRAM. GEO. H. BARTRAM. EDGAR B. BARTRAM. WM. LIEBERUM. AUGUST LIEBERUM. HEBERDIH BROS., CABINET MAKERS AND UPHOLSTERERS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Furniture Mattresses, &c., 315 "Water St., Bridgeport, Conn. W. D. COOK & SONS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in all kinds of 1, mil m vpiies, 400 & 402 WATER ST., BRIDGEPORT, CONN. WM. D. COOK, WM. H. COOK, JOS. H. COOK, JEROME T. COOK. 194 CHARLES BELKNAP, MEN'S FURNISHINGS. AGENT FOR THE DUN LAP HAT. l^o- 3S2 Ix/^siirL street, BRIDGEPORT, CONN. S- IDE]SS-^"Cr, 4 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK, -IMPORTER OF- Ca,r"bcaa„ Bortz; and. :E'rec;io-a.s Stones. I make a Specialty of EXTRA QUALITY CARBON, (black diamonds) For Diamond Drills, Diamond Saws, Millstone Dressing Macblnes, Turning and Trueing Emery Wheels, and for all kinds of M&chanical Purposes. Brazilian and African Bortz, Diamond Powder (or dust) for all purposes. Diamond Drills for Lapidaries and Dentists' use. All kinds of Diamond Toots made to order. TIBSSTTiF cSc CO., FASHIONABLE OUTFITTERS, AND ORIGINATORS OF STYLES FOR MEN'S, YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING, 254 and 256 Broadway, NEW YORK. NORWALK DIRECTORY, 195 BILLIARD TABLES. 768 BROADWAY, N. Y. tember 1st, 1876. Capital, $100,000. A. S. Hurlbutt, President; Wm. A. Curtis, Cashier. Directors, A. S. Hurlbutt, T. H. Morrison, H. F. Guthrie, George M. Holmes, P. L. Cunningham, E. L. Boy er, Charles Smith, S. Morehouse, G. S. Hutchinson. Norwalk Savings Society, 44 Wall. Incorporated May, 1849. Wm. B. E. Lockwood, President ; Samuel E. Olmstead, Vice-President; George E. Miller, Secre- tary and Treasurer, Directors, Wm. B. E. Lockwood, Samuel E. Olmstead, George M. Holmes, Robert B. Craufurd. Wm. C. Street, Asa Smith, George E. Miller, Edward K. Lockwood, F. St. John Lockwood, Incorporated Companies. Norwalk Fire Insurance Company, 45 Wall. Incor- porated 1860. Assets, S141,169. 'William C. Street, President ; George R. Cowles, Secretary ; S. E. Olm- stead, Treasurer, Directors, George G. Bishop, William S. Lockwood, Asa Smith, E, B. Bennett, William C. Street, W. B. E. Lockwood, S. E. Olmstead, .John Osborn, Dudley P. Ely, George B. St. John, Norwalk, Conn; F. S. Wildman, Danbury; D. P. Nichols, E. A. Tweedy, S. Y. St. John, New Canaan, Conn, Norwalk Gas Light Co., 18 Wall. Incorporated 1856. Capital, $70,000. Dudley P. Ely, President ; George B, St. John, Secretary and Treasurer ; L. C. Harxford, Superintendent. Norwalk Horse Railway Co., 10 Wall. James W. Hyatt, President ; E. G. Hoyt, Secretary, Union Manufacturing Company, River cor. Belden av. Stiles Curtis, President; Wm. B. E. Lockwood, Secre- tary and Treasurer; A. F. Bishop, Superintendent. A. E. Smith's Son's Pottery Company, East Water cor. Wall. Incorporated 1875. Howard H. Smith, President; Asa Smith, Treasurer; Elbert W. Smith, Secretary Columbia Steam Navigation Company. Norwalk Library Incorporation, 18 Wall, Ezra H. Parker, Librarian, The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 12 196 NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARTENS & RICE, 20 John St , New York. Watches Made, and Key-Winding Watches made into Stem-Winders. Masonic. St. John's Lodge, No. 6, F. A. M., meets the first and third Thursday evenings of each month, at St. John's Hall, 34 Wall. Washington Chapter, No, 24, R. A. M., meets the first Wednesday evening of each month, at St. John's Hall. Clinton Commandery, No. 3, K. T., meets the first Friday evening of each month, (July and August ex- cepted), at St. John's Hall, 34 Wall. I. O. O. P. Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, 34 Wall, every Monday evening, at 8 o'clock. Degree Lodge, first Monday evening in each month. Kabosa Encampment, No. 9, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, 34 Wall, every second and fourth Thursday of each month. Norwalk Lodge, No. 6, Daughters of Rebecca, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every second and fourth Tuesday of each month. Societies. Concord Division, S. of T., meets at St. John's Hall, 34 Wall, every Friday of each month. St. James T. A. B., meets at 13 Main, first Monday evening in each month. Newspapers. Norwalk Gazette (weekly ), 34 Wall. A. H. Byington & Co., Editors and Proprietors. Norwalk Hour and Westport Advertiser (The) (week- ly), 13 Water. B. W. Maples, Editor and Proprietor. Democrat (The) (weekly), 34 Wall. Churches. Second M. E., West av, c Belden av, Rev. C. S. W^ing, pastor. Baptist, Slate. No pastor. First Congregational, Park cor Lewis, Rev. John A. Hamilton, pastor. St. Paul's, Green n State, Rev. C. M. Selleck, rector. St. Mary's R. C, West av cor Chapel, Rev. John Rus- sell, pastor. Christian Union Chapel, Cranberry plain, pastor. Town Hall (colored), East av, n Wall, pastor. WM. ANSON WOOD Mower and Reaper. S,S.JllRVIS6S0Mgts. SOUTH NORWALK. ABBREVIATIONS.— Ab., above; adj , adjoining; al., alley; av., avenue; bds., boards ; bel., below; b. or bet., between; e. or cor., corner; E., East; ft., foot; h., hou.se; 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 George I, clerk, h 33 Chapel Abend roth George, furrier, h 7 Spring Abrams Alfred, machinist, h 26 Franklin Acker William M, conductor, h 15 Haviland Ackert August, hotel, h Elmwood av n High Adams Anne L, widow George, h 12 Franklin Adams Bros (Gerardus P and Edwin Adams), hat manufrs, R R pi c Clay Adams Charles H, machinist, h Springwood Adams Edwin (Adams Bros), mayor and treas Hat Forming Co, h 12 Chapel ADAMS' EXPRESS CO, office in depot Adams Gerardus P (Adams Bros), h Beatty, Norwalk Adams Le Roy, fish, vegetables, &c, 10 R R pi, h do Ahrens Charles, cigarmaker, h Germania Hotel Aldridge Albert, machinist, h 21 Day Alger Harriet, widow Preserved, h Chapel n Cedar Allen Charles B, brakeman, h Graniteville Altenbrant Leonard, furrier, h 8 Chestnut Altstadt N Y, furrier, h R R pi n Clay Ambler Alva B, hatter, h Springwood Ambler Emma, widow Samuel, h Springwood AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO OF PHILADELPHIA, W S Hanford, agent, 40 Main Anderson Carl, driver, h 6 Bay View av Angello D (Guarnieri & Angello), h Norwalk Arnold Alonzo, shoemaker, h 88 Washington Asch Joseph J, hatters' furs, Monroe n Main, h 106 Main Ashwood Stanley, machinist, h 24 Ann Atherton William S, shoecutter, h Golden Hill n Chapel Austin Alfred E, lawyer, h 30 Washington SO IIIPIIIO P Ofllil Hardware Merchants, I Oi JAnVIO & OUIli 381 Water St., Bridgeport. 198 SOUTH NOR WALK DIRECTORY. mjm & mi 20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK. Sole Agents for the Celebrated STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA. Avery Seth, shoemaker, h 11 Bay View av Ayres Edward, blacksmith, h 15 Raymond Ayres Elbert R, blacksmith, h 21 Raymond Ayres Wilbur M, butcher, 61 Main, h Summit n High Bacon Samuel C, hatter, h Meadow n Woodward av Badoye U, hatter, h 14 Chestnut Bailey Henry 0, hatter, h Springwood Bailey James S jr, h 72 West av Bailey Mrs Lucy E, h Springwood Bailey Welford S, hatbiocker, h Lowe n West Baker Frank M, supt, h High n Elmwood av Baker Frederick, lockmaker, h Springwood Baker Henry, carpenter, ft Elizabeth, h Moore