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20 John Street, N. Y. Watch
and Chronometer Makers.
Saunders William M, oysterman, h 21 Ann
Savage Eli, seaman, h 11 Chestnut
Schaub Charles, furrier, h Germania Hotel
SCHAUB GEORGE, hotel, R R pi c Clay, h do
Schaub Henry, shoemaker, h 40 Washington
Schaub John, shoes, 40 Washington, h do
Schaub William, hatter, h 40 Washington
Scholz John, barber, h Elm n Main c Ann
Schwartz John A, barber, h ft Main
Schvvarz Morris, hatter, h R R opp depot
Scofield Albert R, h 64 West av
Scofi"ld Charles H, saloon, 50 Main, h do
Scofield George C, butcher, h 14 Chestnut
SCOFIELD V A, hotel, 55 Main, h do
Scott John, h 128 Main
Scott John W, hatter, h 128 Main
Scott Letty, trimmer, h 16 Monroe
Scott Lucy J, widow Ezra, h 16 Monroe
Searles Gilbert, hatter, h Summit n Golden Hill
Searles Sutton, h 31 Wood
Searles Theodore, supt, h 115 West av
Searles William N, engineer, h Spring c Concord ,
Seeley Edward M, hatfinisher, h 32 Spring
Seeley James M, shipcarpenter, h 32 Spring
Seeley Samuel W, h Lowe n West
Seitzineer Henry C, cigarmakcr, h Springwood
Selleck George, express messenger, h 3 Chestnut
Sengelin, Anton, shoemaker, h Chapel n Cedar
SENTINEL (THE), 29 Washington
Seward Henry, hatter, h Lowe n West
Seymour Charles E, teller First National Bank, h West
Seymour Denton, hatter, h 8 High
Seymour Edward, carriagemaker, h 68 West av
Seymour Mrs Elizabeth S, h 17 Ann
Seymour Francis S, carpenter, h 24 West *
Seymour Frank T, hatter, h 39 Washington
Seymour George (Seymour & Downs), h 84 Washington
Seymour George, hackman, h R R pi n Clay
Seymour Gould, farmer, h 93 West av
Seymour Ira, florist, Franklin n Clay, h do
Seymour Matthew, shoecutter, h 108 Main
Seymour Rebecca, widow Giles, h 68 West av
Seymour Samuel M, shoemaker, h 10 Clay
S. S, MM & SON,
IRON AGE CULTIVATORS,
381 WATER STREET. SEE ADV.
PAGE 6.
229
McCORD, COPELAND & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
ta|te aii I'anij Bij Soadg, Caipeti
OIL CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, &c.
Popular Goods at Popular Prices.
411, 413, 415 a 417 MAIN STREET,
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
LA.TEST
SYLES.
.^4^ j.;,A5t ...^^M
PRICES.
CLOTHING HOUSE
311 MAIN STREET, COR. STATE,
11I®©1P©ET, €©MN.
H. GARDNER, Manager.
NATHAN BUCKINGHAM & CO.,
—DEALERS IN-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UNDERTAKING WAREROOMS
388 & 389 Water Street (up stairs),
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
230
HENRY A. LAMBERT,
MM
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Burroughs Building, Cor. Main & John Sts.,
BOOM 10,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Wheeler's <Building, mcafaeAoiH, '^on.t.
4<}6 Main St. '^ ^
INCORPORATED 1871.
MECHANICS AND FARMERS
SAVINGS BANK,
OF- BRIDGEP>OKT,
BARNUM'S BUILDING, 409 MAIN STREET
OFFICERS CHOSEN JULY, 1878:
President, WM. G. LINEBURGH. Vice Presidents, ANDREW BURKE, GEO.
LEWIS, West Stratford. Sec'y and Treas., L. S. CATLIN.
WALLACE'S NEW ENGLAND
STEAM CEACKER, BISCUIT AND VARIETY
173 to 177 State St., Bridgeport, Conn.
A FULL LINE OF BAKERS' GOODS ON HAND OK MADE TO ORDER.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 231
flMLlllLflN 768 BROADWAY, N.V.
Seymour William H, blacksmith, h 4 Day
Seymour William 0, civil engineer, h 78 Washington
Seymour & Downs (George Seymour and Henry Downs),
nurserymen and florists, Spring c Monroe
Sharrot M J, oysterman, h Woodward av c Meadow
Sharott Washington, oysterman, h Woodward av c Cross
Shea Mary, widow, h 4 Washington
Sheehan James, laborer, h Graniteville
Sheldon Frank, express, h 63 Main
Sheldon Warren, driver, 4 Main
SHERMAN SYLVESTER J, livery stable, Mar-
shall c Main, h 7 Chapel
Sherry James, lockmaker, h Cedar n Chapel
Sherwood Alfred, furrier, h R R opp depot
Sherwood James C (Brown, Sherwood & Co), 110 Main
Sherwood Mary, widow Henry, boarding, 21 Monroe
Sherwood Nehemiah, carpenter, h Cross n Woodward av
Sherwood Samuel, carpenter, h 24 Marshall
Shields Peter, painter, Franklin n Clay, h Hamilton
Silas Matthew, engineer, h Chapel n Cedar
Sinforse Charles, draftsman, h Mahackemo Hotel
Slater John A, supt Norwalk Iron Works Company, h
3 Chapel
Slawsou Andrew, foreman, 3 Haviland
SMAIiLHORN WILLIAM P, cabinetmaker and
upholsterer, 83 Main, h Springwood. See adv under
Smedley Mary, widow William, h 6 Day
Smith Charles, shoecutter, h 68 West
Smith Charles E, florist, h 123 Main
Smith Charles M, shoemaker, h Lowe n Bouton
Smith Charles W, grocer, 48 Washington, h 14 Marshall
Smith Cornelius, hatter, h 9 Spring
Smith Francis J, hatter, h Lowe n Bouton
FURNITURE REPAIRING,
f/K^ ^H^. "^^^^ UPHOLSTERING,
'^^ GENERAL JOBBIN&.k
^'"^1, Mail St,j e||« igfst,
14
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
232 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY.
BARTENS & RIC[,
20 John St , New York. Watches Made,
ana Key-Winding Watches made into
Stem-Winders.
Smith Frank M, florist, h 123 Main
Smith Franklin A, bookkeeper, h 70 West
Smith Frederick, clerk, h 119 Main
Smith George, carpenter, Water n Washington, h East
Norwalk
Smith George, hatter, 12 Clay-
Smith George W, carpenter, Water n Elizabeth, h Ely
Neck rd
Smith Henry I, hatter, h 122 West av
Smith Hezekiah. hatter, h 115 West av
Smith James H, restaurant, h Byxbee's Hotel
Smith .Jerome, shoemaker, h 8 Day
Smith John, furrier, h Springwood
SMITH JOHN E, grocer, 8 R R pi, h do
Smith John H, florist, 123 Main, h do
Smith Lewis, hatter, h 13 Ann
Smith Lorinda, widow Amzi, h 6 Elizabeth
Smith Melinda E, widow James, h 122 West av
Smith Mrs Susan, h 122 West av
Smith Thomas B, oysters, Washington st bridge, h
Osborne av n St John av
Smith William P, melter, h Cedar n turnpike
Sniffin Thomas, hatter, h Woodward av n Meadow
SniSin Walter, hatter, h Meadow n Woodward av
Snowden Arthur, farmer, h Springwood rd
Snowden Cora, h Springwood rd
Snyder Herman (Banks & Snyder), h 50 Washington
SNYDER JOHN, express, goods delivered to all
parts of Norwnlk and South Norwalk, office at post
, office, h Elm Grove
SOIiMANS ALDEN, pres Hat Forming Co, vice-
pres South Norwalk Savings Bank, and hat manufac-
turer, Union n Main, h Mahackemo Hotel
Solmans John, cigarpacker, h Mahackemo Hotel
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK, 65
Washington. See adv opposite and front cover
SPENCER GALE S, Adams express agent, h Spring
c Clay
Spencer Rev William G, rector Trinity Church, h 6
Chapel
Stabell Frederick P, saloon, 16 Washington, h do
Stannard Austin, engineer, h 13 Elizabeth
Staples Howard, clerk, h Mahackemo Hotel
lOO'S [nclosed Geaf Mower, 'Is^wtLfsr-
SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTOlRY. 233
HAVEIOUINEUOIM?
DWIGHT H. TERRY,
Main c State, Bridgeport
See Adv. page 4.
Starr Frederick W (Newman & Starr), h Osborne av
Sterlinj^ William, butcher, Washington St bridge, h 18
Haviland
Stevens Benjamin F, clerk, h 131 Main
Stevens Charles B, hatter, h 20 Haviland
Stevens Chas. C, contractor, h Elmwood av c Golden Hill
Stevens Esther D, widow Joseph, h 124 Main
Stevens George, engineer, h 11 INIarshall
Stevens Harvey, salesman, h 7 Elizabeth
STILLSON GEORGE C, druggist, 41 Washington,
h 122 Main
Stout David B, sewing machines, 83 Main, h 5 Haviland
Stow Charles W, salesman, h 9 Chestnut
STOW DAVID, furniture, 89 Main, h 46 West
Street William C, h Mahackemo Hotel
Studwell John, agent, h Elmwood av c Golden Hill
Sturgess Oscar, hatter, h 18 Haviland
Styles John, hatter, h 3 Haviland
Swords William H, tailor, 71 Main, h 114 do
Swartz Christian, sec and treas Old Well Cigar Co, h 7
Haviland
Tallmadge George, oysterman, h Raymond n Main
Taylor Alexander H, hatter, h 35 Main
Taylor Andrew N, gardener, h Woodward av n Cross
Taylor George, h Mahackemo Hotel
Taylor Rev James M, h 86 Washington
Taylor James S, shoemaker, h Woodward av n Cross
Taylor John, keymaker, h Bouton la n Golden Hill
Taylor John, laborer, h Cedar n Chapel
Taylor Nelson (Nelson Taylor & Son), h 32 West
Taylor Nelson jr ( Nelson Taylor & Son ), h 32 West
TAYLOR NELSON & SON (Nelson and Nelson
jrj, lawyers, 29 Washington
"A PENNY SAVED IS TWICE EARNED:'
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Incorporated 18G0.
DUDLEY P. ELY, Pres't. ALDEN SOLMANS, Vice-Pres't.
JOHN H. KNAPP, Sec'y and Treas,
Managers :
DUDLEY P. ELY, HENRY I. SMITH, ALDEN SOLMANS,
BURR KNAPP, WM. H. BENEDICT, EDWIN ADAMS,
OLIVER W. WEED, F. H. NASH, JOHN H. KNAPP.
234 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY.
BllRT[flS & RICE,
20 JOHN STREET. NEW YORK.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
STAR WATCH COMPANY, GENEVA,
Taylor Roswell, restaurant, Byxbee's Hotel
Taylor Schuyler J, hatter, h Springwood
Taylor Thomas J, carpenter, h Woodward av n Cross
Temperance Coffee and Lunch Room, 83 Main
Temperance Reform Association, 37 Washington
Terhune Edward, fireman, h 14 Chestnut
THEIIjE HERMAN, cigars and newsdealer, in post
office, h Cove, E Norwalk
Thies William, cigarmaker, h Springwood
Thomas Catharine, widow Francis, h Spring c Concord
Thomas J, hatter, h Germania Hotel
Thompson Andrew, cashier, h 47 West
Thompson Patrick, laborer, h 8 Main
Tilly Henry, carriagemaker, 11 Main, h Main n Wood-
ward av
Tolles Alice, widow Lawrence, h Water n Elizabeth
Tolles Chester F, boxmaker, 14 Haviland, h do
Tolles Chester F jr, clerk, h 14 Haviland
Tolles Eugene M, bookkeeper, h 14 Haviland
Tolles Franklin A, tax collector, h 102 Main
Tompkins Sarah H, widow Abrara, h 121 West av
Torpy D F, hatter, h 21 Monroe
Tripp Sylvester, hatter, h 25 Main
TROWBRIDGE CHARLES S, paper boxes, r 12
Washington, h 26 Washington
Trowbridge Oliver E, foreman, h 16 Chestnut
Tuck Mrs Josephine, h Cedar n West av
Tufts Charles W, master mechanic, h 110 Main
Tuttle John L, laborer, h 13 Monroe
Tuttle Lewis, potter, h 13 Monroe
Tuttle Mrs Mary E, h 18 Raymond
Tuttle William R, h 13 Monroe
Tyler John, coachman, h Tolles n W^ater
Tyrrell Charles, hatter, h Springwood rd
Tyrrell Frederick, hatter, h Springwood
Tyrrell George, hatter, h Springwood rd
Tyrrell Mrs Melinda, Springwood rd
Tyrrell William H, carpenter, Springwood rd
Vail James T, tinsmith, h 127 Main
Van Hoosear Henry, dry goods, 68 Washington, h 20
Monroe
Van Houten Wesley, peddler, h Village Creek rd
Will work in all kinds of ground— the
Syracuse. See page 6.
SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 235
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