Boyd's Fairfield County Directory

Van Ness Eugene, hatter, h 24 Ann Vanscoy Jonathan, hatter, h 26 Franklin Veitch Alexander, laborer, h Cedar n turnpike VILLAGE THOMAS, pattern maker,' Raymond n Da}^ h 18 Day. See adv under VoUmer Frederick, cigarm;iker, h 14 Raymond Vollmer William, cigarmaker, h 14 Raymond Von Gal Lewis, hatter, h Main ext Vroora Charles H, oysterman. Woodward av n Cross Vroom Joseph, oysterman. Woodward av n Cross Wade William, engineer, h Elm Grove Wade Winfield S, salesman, h 39 Washington Walling Susan, widow Obadiah, h Lowe n West Walradt Henry M, teacher, h 7 High Walsh Joseph, hatter, h Springwood Walton Brothers ( Francis A and Joseph A Walton), hat manufacturers, Sjjring n R R Walton Francis A ( Walton Brothers), h 28 West av Walton Joseph A (Walton Brothers), h 28 West av Ward C Art, physician, Warwick Hotel Wardwell William F, mason, h Spring c Concord Waring Samuel F, hatter, h Springwood rd Waring Stephen F, hatter, h Springwood rd Warren George E, brakeman, h 20 Chestnut Warren George N. oysterman, h 1 Chestnut Warren William, clerk, h 76 West WARWICK HOUSE, V. A. Scofield, prop, 55 Main WATER COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, 65 Wash- ington WATERBURY ANDREW S, with Wm. Hilsdon, wholesale and retail dealer in fresh fish, oysters and clams, fruits, vegetables, canned goods, &c, 53 Main, h Darien Waterbury Augustus A, cabinetmaker, h 36 Spring Ornamental Pattern Maker, Bisiiiii,i0Bii.iB # eiisi; Designing for Lock and Hardware Manufacturers a Specialty. PLAIN PATTERNS ORNAMENTED TO ORDER. p. 0. Box 565, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 236 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. BflRTENS & RICE, 20 Jolin St., New York. Sole Agents for the Celebrated NICOLE, NIELSEN & CO. LONDON WATCHES. Waterbury Charles, hatter, h 13 Haviland Waterbury Emma, widow George, h r 13 Washington Waterbury Frederick, shoemaker, h Summit c Golden Hill Waterbury George H, h r 13 Washington Waterbury John W, conductor, h 31 Wood Waterbury Laura, widow William, boarding, 21 Day Waterman Mary, widow Charles, h 26 West Waters George, clerk, h 12 Day Waters Samuel, carter, h 12 Day Watkins Charles B, box maker, h 10 Day Watkins Robert L, shoemaker, h 10 Day Watstein Jacob, hatter, h Elm Grove Webb David H, superintendent, h MeadoTV n Wood- ward av Weed Frederick W, lock fitter, h 64 West Weed Oliver, machinist, h Summit c Golden Hill Weed Oliver W, ovsterman, h 121 Main Weed Mrs Rebecca, h 64 West Weed T B (Richards & Weed), h Rotan c Summer Weeks George, oysterman, h 17 Clay Wehle William, hatter, h 17 Clay Weisert August, japanner, h Water n Washington Weiseit John, lockmaker, h Bouton la n Golden Hill Wells Albert, fireman, h 16 Monroe Wells George, engineer, h 16 Monroe Wells John, lockmaker, h Cross c Woodward av Welsh Thomas, laborer, h 18 Concord Westman August, tailor, h Graniteville Westman Charles, hatter, h Graniteville Wheeler Edward M, painter, h 150 Main Wheeler Frederick M, clerk, h 150 Main Wheeler James A, h 23 Marshall Wheeler John B, agent, h Lowe c Bouton Wheeler W A, hatters' tools, Day n Raymond, h E Norwalk Wheeler William, shoemaker, h 5 Henry Whelpley George, hatter, h Cedar n Chapel White Elisha F, saloon, Springwood rd White Horace A, shoemaker, h Cross n Woodward av White Mattie, trimmer, h Si)ringwood rd White's Line, Water n ^V'ashington Try a Syracuse Chilled Plow and you will have none other. See page 6. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 237 HAVElOUMOiElTOim? DWIGHT H. TERRY, Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Whiteman John, h 7 Main Whiting Charles H, corset manufacturer, 70 Washing- ton, h Meadow n Woodward av Whitlock Samuel G, shoemakar, h 15 Day- Whitman Edwin, h 90 Washington Whitney Frank, waiter, h Mahackemo Hotel Wicks Samuel, machinist, h 132 Main Wilcox Edwin (Brown & Wilcox), h 12 Franklin Wilcox Hanfred, h 124 West av Wilcox Julia, widow Stephen, h IS Spring W'ilcox Leander, hatter, h 19 Chapel Wilcox Nelson, hatter, h 135 Main Wilcox Robert M, clerk, h 130 Main Wilcox William H, hatter, h Elm Grove Wildman Barney, hatter, h 9 Ann Wilkins George R, hatter, h 26 West Wilkins Mary A, widow Isaac, h Lowe c West Wilmot Isidore B, tailor, h 143 Main Wilmott James H, coachman, h 29 Franklin Wilson Charles E, li P]lm Grove Wilson Henry, U S N, h City Hotel Wilson Thomas F, carpenter, h Cedar n Turnpike Witsen James, oysterman, h 37 Washington Witsen Richard, oysterman, h 37 Washington Witsen Silas, oysterman, h 37 Washington Wolf Jacob, saloon, 15 Main, h do Women's Christian Temperance Union (The), 83 Main Wood Amelia, widow Stephen, h Lowe c West Wood Thomas, carpenter, h Springwood Wood William, h 115 West av Wood William jr, piano tuner, h 115 West av Woodruff Maria, widow Cooper, h Woodward av n Main Woodruff Tillie, shoeworker, h Woodward av n Main WOODWARD ELBERT A, h Riverside Wright Charles, oysters, h Main c Monroe Wright Jeremiah, oysters and clams, Water n Wash- ington, h 21 Elizabeth Wyman Rodney D, carpenter, h Graniteville York George, lockmaker, h 23 Marshall Young Nicholas, hatter, h 33 Chestnut Zeluff Edmund, oysterman, h 25 Chestnut Zeluff John P, oysterman, h 25 Chestnut The Syracuse Plow gives perfect sat- isfaction. See page 6. 238 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. nADTniO 0 niPr 20 john st., new york. SOUTH NOKWALK STREET DIRECTORY. Ann, from Main easterly across D & N R to the river Bay View avenue, north and south, across High above Spring Bouton, Springwood Bouton lane, from West above Clay northerly Cedar, from West avenue westerly Chapel, from High north to Cedar Chestnut, from Concord northerly Clay, from R R place westerly across Franklin and Spring to West Concord, from junction Main and Woodward avenue westerly Cross, from Woodward avenue westerly Day, from Elizabeth southerly across Raymond to the marsh Elizabeth, from Main easterly to Water Elmwood avenue, north and south across High and Golden Hill above Adams Franklin, from West southerly Garden, from West avenue westerly to Chapel Golden Hill, from Chapel westerly across Elmwood avenue Hamilton avenue, from Lowe easterly to Spring Haviland, from Main running easterly Henry, from Main westerly to Chestnut High, from West westerly across Adams and Elmwood avenue Hoyt, from Bouton westerly Lowe, from West southerly to the railroad Main, commencing at West as continuation of West avenue, south across the railroad to the city limits Marshall, from Main easterly Meadow, from Woodward avenue westerly Monroe, from Main westerly across the railroad to the nursery N Y & B Turnpike, from West avenue westerly Railroad place, opposite the depot Best Goods at Lowest Pfices at S. S. Jarvis & Son's, 381 Water St. SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 239 TH[COL[EMDEri"B^^"ii?768B[oatoyJ,!, Raymond, from the water westerly across Day to Main Spring, from the city limits through Springwood. run- ning parallel wirh the railroad to Concord, thence northerly across Clay to West Tolles, from Water westerly to Day Union, from Franklin easterly to Main Washington, from Spring easterly across Franklin and the railroad to the river West, from West avenue westerly to Elm Grove West avenue, continuation of Main Wood, from Chestnut westerly around to Concord Woodward avenue, from Main at Concord southerly MacGrelM I Qui|lej, STEAM POWER mm iiiifii -le- East State Street, TRENTON, N. J., Furnish [slimates for all liads of Book Pfinting, —SUCH AS— CATALOGUES, DIRECTORIES, PAMPHLETS, LAW BOOKS, &c. 240 SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. BARM & RIC[, 20 JOHN ST., NEW YORK. FINE WATCHES. DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY. APPENDIX. SOUTH NORWALK CITY GOVERNMENT. Mayor, Edwin Adams. Clerk, Edwin Wilcox. Collector, Franklin A. Tolles. Treasurer, John H. Ferris. Auditor, Thomas I. Raymond. Marshal, David Dayton. Registrars, Theodore Wilcox, William S. Knapp. Attorney, Nelson Taylor. Surveyor, Henry Seymour. Chief of Police, Marcus L. Pelham. Policemen, Henry W. Hallock, John McGraw. Councilmen, Charles F. Hallock, Alfred E. Austin, Henry Seymour, Charles E. Seymour, Clarence Nash, Oliver W. Weed. Water Commissioners, Alden Solmans, Robert H. Rowan, Jacob M. Layton. Treasurer Water Fund, Nelson Taylor. List of Chairmen of Standing Committees of the Board of Councilmen. Finance, Charles E. Seymour. Ordinances, Alfred E. Austin. Police, Charles F. Hallock. Lamps and Gas, Clarence Nash. Streets and Sidewalks, Henry Se3^mour. Fire Department, Oliver W. Weed. Sewers, Henry Seymour. Public Printing, Charles F. Hallock. Public Health, Clarence Nash. Assessments, Alfred E. Austin. Repairs and Supplies, Oliver W. Weed. City Hall, Charles E. Seymour. Fire Department. Chief, Samuel McGowan ; 1st assistant, F. M. Knapp ; 2d assistant. William H. Hoyt, Farmers are Invited to Call 0 0 ||in\f|0 Q .at 381 Water St. Oi Oi JflllVlo & SOUTH NORWALK DIRECTORY. 241 DWIGHT H. TERRY. Main c State, Bridgeport See Adv. page 4. Old Well Hook and Ladder Co, Haviland street. R. E. Kenny, foreman ; 1st assistant, Frank Ferris ; 2d assistant, George Harvey. Putnam Hose Co, Union street. Foreman, A. J. Crossmon ; 1st assistant, E. F. Knapp ; 2d assistant, Charles Ferris. Banks. First National Bank of South Norwalk, Washington street. Established 1864. Capital, $200,000; surplus, $45,000. Dudley P. Ely, president; J. J. Millard, cash- ier; directors, Dudley P. Ely, E. K. Lockwood, W. S. Hanford, D. F. Benedict, Alden Solmans, John Dingee, vacancy. South Norwalk Savings Bank, 65 Washington ; incor- porated 1860. President, Dudley P. Ely; vice-president, Alden Solmans ; secretary and treasurer, John H. Knapp; managers, Dudley P. Ely, Alden Solmans, William H. Benedict, Oliver W. Weed, John H. Knapp, Henry I. Smith, Burr Knapp, Edwin Adams, F. H, Nash. Churches. First M. E. Church, West avenue; Rev. Azra Hill, pastor. Congregational Church, Main near Marshall; Rev. Homer N. Dunning, pastor. Baptist Tabernacle, West avenue near Pine ; Rev, Jas. M. Taylor, pastor. Trinity Church (Episcopal), Chapel corner West; Rev. D. Spencer, rector. Advent Christian Church, Advent Hall, 63 Main. East Av. M. E. Church, Rev. John Cromlish, pastor. Springwood Union Chapel, no pastor. Graniteville Chapel, no pastor. Insurance Companies.