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D.AN.BURY

DIRECTORY FOR 1871--2.

' . Compile d b y JOSEPH RIDLEY,

Can vas s ed b y F. L. GRUMMAN.

NEW HAVEN, CONN.

PHINTF.D AND PUBLISHED BY J. H. BENHAM . •

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CONTENTS.

Advertisemen t11, ..A.d vertisers~ Index to A aricultnral 'ociety Banks, . . Borou~l1 Committees, Ca1euctru· for 1 " 1-2 Churches, . Ovlll'ts, . . . . D anbury Af!;ri cnltural Society, . D a'ubmy Libi·ary and R eading Room , Danbmy and 1 T orwalk R ailroad CompHuy Fire Dep~wtmen t, . . . Historical . . • H-ighway Surveyors, . Justices of the Peace, Knights Temp1ars, Names ·of ]\esidents, . Patrons of the Directory, Schools. and Teachers, • N.Y., H., & N. Railroad Co., Borough O:fficers1 Town Officers, . Police Department, • Public Schools, • Post Office, . Schools ang Teachers, School Visitors, Streets and Avenues, ' m veyors of _Highways,

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STREETS AND AVENUES

----Bacon, north from Town Hill av Balmsforth Avenue, from White to North Beaver, fromfW est to Franklin ·· Blackburn, south from Triangle Boughton, from Main to Foster Centre, from Main to Town Hill av' Cherry, from William to Division Clark, from Town Hill av. to Prospect av Clapboard Ridge, head of Main Coalpit Hill, between Danbury and Bethel Cottage, from Town Hill av to Sheridan · Deer Hill A venue, from West to Long Ridge road Delay, from Liberty to Railroad av Division, from West to Wooster Downs, from Main to Fairview av Elm, from Mai,..., to Beaver East Liberty fro~ v~ot of Liberty to D. & N. R. R. FosterJ fmm West to , · •oster · Franklin, from Main to Smith's mill Freemap, north from Osborne Gas Hill, near Gas works George, from Deer Hill av to Division Grand, from Wooster to Whltlock · Granville Avenue, from White to Osborne Harmony, from West to Stevens Highland Avenue, west from Beaver Ives, from White to Railroad av Liberty, from Main to East Liberty

· Locust Avenue, from White to near Town Farm Main, from foot Clapboard Ridge to South

VIII STREETS .AND A VENUES.

Maple Avenue from White to Patch Montgomery, from West to pring .Morris, from Higl1laud av to West N01tb, from Mair1 t.o King Street /1/h ~-t~ry Na.;z..s··~· New from West to Elm • . Orchard, from West to Oberry 9sborne from Bahusforth av to near Town Farm/tl7m"4' /10/Ldr ~n.J . .Pa.hqnioque venue fi·om foot of Liberty to Railroad av • Park Avenuel from Division to Agricultural Fair Ground Pleasant A venue, from Beaver to Wooster~ c · , '· Prospect Avenne, smith from Cottage Patch, ft·om Main to Balmsforth av Raill·oad Avenue from Main to gas works . Riv.er, from Elm to Beave1· -/<n-n ·•~ty- J>~ ~-6 R-ase, from River to Franlclin ~.....Y ~ ~

ta:rr, .south fl'Om Triangle outh, from Deer Rill av to Triangle tevens, from .1. ew to West . ,

Sheridan, north from Triangle Spring, from New to Beaver To"Wn ill Avenue, from East Liberty to South ~ .. -rt:y .Acyy.vr ~ · Triangle from Soutb to near Stmdevant's shop ,, ~dQ>?'u-~"' rv~ Turner, from Main to Town Rill av Whitlock, from Deer Hill av to Grand Wb.ite from Main to Sturdevant's shop fr,-.... ,e~ ~ tu~ Wildman; from Whlt.e to Triangle .- ,,.. Young, east from near White street bridge

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H I S T 0 R I C A L.

. /17Y# The town of Danbury was settled in the year 15:&£, and the

original name applied to it by the Indians was "Pahquioque."

Conspicuous among the names of its fh'St settlers are Thomas Taylor, Francis Bushnell, John Hoyt, James Benedict, James Bee bee and Judah Gregory ; these, with the exception of Beebee all came fi·om the neighb01:ing town of Stratford. Like many other towns in the State, Danbury came in for its share of troubles during the war of the Revolution. On

the 26th of April, 177'7, the British forces entered the town, d-ureU£-~:zs

set fire to and destroyed 19 1nildka0s a church, 22 stores and

barns, with all their contents. The force of the town was

then under command of Col. Cook, who, with a comparative

ly small body of men, was unable either to repel the inva

sion, or in any way check the ravages of the invader, so that

the streets necessarily :flowed with blood, and property of all kinds was at the mercy of the foe. But the war of the Revolution over, and peace restored, the good citizens of the town set about to build up the waste places, and to roark out, with

the hand of progress, ~venues and channels for enterprise

and trade.

As early as the year 1780, one Zadoc Benedict, With the aid of one journeyman and two apprentices, commenced the

manufacture of hats, near the present location of the depot

on Main street, the number of hats turned off being about three per day. T!lis is considered, upon reliable authority,

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X lliSTORICAL.

to he the starting point of the great hatting interest in this

town. Some eight or ten years later, the firm of Burr &

White started the first genuine "hat factory," which in those

days was considered a " big thing," as they employed thirty

hands, and turned off lJats at the rate of fifteen dozen per

week, whereas now, 100 dozen daily are turued out by the

larger manufacturers. The modes of manufacture were en

tirely different from the present methods employed, many

improvements having been made, and inventions brought

out for perfection in the manufacture of these goods. About

the year 1830, the silk hat was invented, and (as is not

generally known) is of" celestial, origin, having been :first

made by a native of China. In1835, 1ir. Alvin Hurd start

ed a shop employing five men, and thus introduced into

Danbury the art of making silk hats, which from the year

1840 to 1850 was largely entered into by Tweedy & White,

W. Montgomery, N. H. Wildman and others, but the demand

of late years being largely in favor of soft hats, nothing

whatever is now done in the line of silk hats. There are, at

'the present time, ten large hat manufactories in successful

operation, three wool and seven fur, whose united capital is

about $500,000. The busiest seasons are from January to

May in manufacturing for the spring trade, and ii·om July

to November for the fall trade. Many additional items of

interest might be given in regard to this great source of in

come to Danbury, but lack of space compels us to pass them

over. The retail business of the town is carried on tor the

most part on Main street, which is a broad fine· avenue, one

mile and a quarter in length, finely shaded in summer, and

where may be seen the residences of many of its wealthiest

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HISTORICAL. XI

citizens. Some of these are remarkable, not so much for

theil" huge proportions as for their adaptation to convenience

and comfort. On the west of the street is an eminence called Deer Hill, which commands a :fine view of the town and sur

rounding country. Distant some two miles from the centre -/t~nc-,<'.1{ J//L? ;;!>.;"~ P~r-G

is Lake Kenosha, WJiose pictm·esq ue scenery is much enjoy-"' ed during the summer season by excursionists and pic-nic

parties-fine facilities are also afforded for boating, and a small hotel supplies the wants of the inner man.

Not a little attention has been paid to religious interests.

There are ~ere, two Congt·egational, one Episcopal, one Bap

tist, The Church of Christ, the £andemauian, one Methodist, I

one Universalist, and one Roman Catholic. The first Con-gregational is probably the most imposing in appearance, and is capable seating over 1000 persons. As to Education, here

as in all the towns of this "good commonwealth, the people

have manifested the great importance not only of tlwro·ugh

education in the training of its youth, but also in erecting

buildings ample in their proportions, and attractive iiJ. theh·

surroundings. There is but one public school in the State

larger than the "Centre School" of Danbury. Some ide!!.

may be formed of its magnitude when we state that there are

at present, a corps of nineteen teachers aside from the Prin

cipal, and the average attendance is about 1000; the school ,

itself being divided into three stages, the grammar, the in

termediate, and the loigh. Although not yet a city, the peo

ple of.this town appreciate the power of the Press, and sus

tain one weekly paper, " The Dan bury News," which, under the management of Bailey & Donovan, is well conducted, and

ably edited, and would do credit to many towns of " larger

XII lllS'l'OlUCAL.

growth." Mr. Taylor, with an eye to the gratification of a,musement seekers, h.as recently e1.·ected a, handsome structtU'El on the corner of :Main n.ud W es., i~ the second story of

whicl1 i~ the Oper<\ llouse ' and we mm say, witllottt any

hesita ion, that (aside from Robert's Opera House of Hartford)

iJ is not excelled in the State. One ~agines himself seat-ed in a Metropolitan Theatre, with all the decorations and ap

pointments most :J.rtistically arranged-the stage room is nm

ple, and th~ audience room spacious, being capable of com

fortably seating 900 persons, aud Mr. T. is to be congratula_

ted on his success in the enterprise. To the :ndefatigable exertions of J. W. Bacon, Esq., the citizens of Dl!.nbury are

indebted for a good supply of pure and healthful water. The

:t:eservoir of the Danbury vV ater Works covers an area of

abont ten acres, and so great is the head of water, that streams from.fove fire hydrants have been played sirnultaneously

1 at

taining a hight of upwards of one hundred feet. The fire

hydrants are so located that nearly every building within the limits of the Borough can be reached in case of fire; and

steam boilers can be supplied directly fi·om the mains with

out the intervention of pumps. It is peculiarly adapted to

drinking and culinary purposes, being pure and soft.

The tt·aveler, hungry, wom and weary, need not go with

out a comfortable resting place in Danbury ; for here is

found three hotels, theW ooster House, Tnrner House, and

the Pahqnioque, any one of which will furnish yon with a

good sq,nare meal and a comfortable bed, for tbe re~uisite

number ofstamps, which will l.le gratefully recei\·ecl by the

smiling landlords of each, with the reqne;;t to " ca1l again."

Whil_e we b.a.ve gi v.en a brief syu.opsi& of the. past,. taken, a

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liiSTORIC:AL. XIII

hasty glance at the present, and reiterated some facts con

ceming the living, we must not forget those who have passed to the other shore. A drive at the hour of suuset, brought

the writer within the sacred inclosure of the" Wooster Cem

etery." The first object which attracts the attention is a sim

ple cross, bearing upon it the names of some fifty or more, who,

:fighting nobly in defense of their country's honor, fell amid the

carnage of the battle, and their bodies lie monlderiilg in the

soil where their life's bluod was spilt. Still fllrther on, in a

westerly direction, we iind a beautiful monument, rearing it

self aloft, sacred to the memory of the gallant " Wooster,"

of Revolutionary fame. This monument w;as erected in

1854, partly fi·om an appropriation by the State, by contri

butions from various Masonic Lodges, and by citizens of Danbury. The material is of fi·ee stone, and Jts height about 40 feet. On one side of the shaft is the coat of arms of the

State, ·while on another are recounted his deeds of valor in

"the days which tried men's sonls," and on a third side, the

announcement of the introduction of Free Masomy in this

State,. General Wooster having organized the first Lodge.in

Connecticut-Hiram Lodge No. 1, of New Haven. As we stood beside this noble work of art, and recounted the many

deeds of valor and of heroi&m, and the works of pure benevo

lence and philanthrophy which characterized his life, we

coJild not but wish that there were more among the living

to-day whose virtues could be as truthfully portrayed upon

their monuments when they are gone, as are those of the

noble Wooster. Seldom has it been our pleasure to v~sit a rural cemetery so tastefully arranged. Its serpentine \Valks,

grassy mounds, artificial lake, and trees of evergreen, giving

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XIV HISTORICA.L.

to it that air of calm repose so appropriate to the silent" city of the dead." The whole inclosure embraces about 100 acres ; and only 20 years ago this spot, now so pleasant to the eye, was one barren waste, but through the public spirit

and entel'prise of Edga.r . Tweedy, Esq., this comparative

wilderness has been transformed into a beautiful and attrac

tive cemetery, comparing favorably with those of greater pretensions, in our larger cities. Many fine monuments and

tombstones here and there mark the resti~ places of prom

inent and influential citizens, who, in their day, have lent· a

. helping hand to every good word !tnd work, and whose names

will never be forgotten.

We ·shall be obliged, in our limited space, to pass over

many matters of interest to which we might allude. We

will only add, that present indications point to a steady in

crease of growth from year to year. Bllt one thing is needed

to give a fresh impetus, which is, the introduction of new

manufacturing· interests. It is a noticeable fact that those

towns which are dependent upon one branch of industry are

generally retarded in their growth. And we incline to the

opinion, if capitalists should invest in other branches of manufacture in addition to hrztting, it would be the means of greater prosperity, and add materially to the population and wealth of Danbury. J. R.

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PATRONS

OF THE

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

.r. Baldwin & Son, F. W. Barnum.

Foster Brothers,

T. Jones,

D. B. Booth.

W. P. Stevens, Henry Lane.

William L. Hall, Rufus T. Cra~e,

M. Da.ragan,

B. ~- Morris & Son,

Foster :&others, Egbert W. Gilbert, Hubbell Batler, F. S. Olmstead,

----Apothecaries.

see adv. page 27

Architects. col'd page opp. name

Auctioneer. • outside back cover

Attorney.

Billiard Rooms. see adv. page 38

Blacksmiths. col' d page opp. name col'd page opp. name

Boots and Shoes. see adv. page 33

Bottlers. col'd page opp. name

Builders. col'd page opp. name

col'd page opp name

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XVl PATB.ON"S OF TH&: DJ.N.BURY DIRECTORY.

H. L. Crofn t. Amos Hinckley. A. M. Stiles. Joseph B. Bloo~er . Joseph T. Bates, Edwin Barnum.

see ad v. page 35

Builders' Materials. Isaac W. Ives & Co., outside front cover George E. I ves.

Canned Fruits.

L. S. Benedict & Son, outside front cover

Carpets and Oil Cloths.

William H. Guthrie, see adv. page 27 Austin & Smith.

J. B. Bryan,

Charles Chase J. M. Jennings,

Charles Chase, J. M. Jennings,

J. M. Jennings; Rufus T. Crane, Charles Chase, William L. Hall,

Jacob Meyers,

Carriage Painter.

. see adv. page 31 Carriage Manufacturers.

col'd page opp. name outside back cover

Carriage Repairers.

col'd page opp. name outside back cover

Carriage Blacksmiths. outs~de back cover

col'd page opp. name col'd page opp. name col'd page opp. name

Cigar Manufacturers.

J. L. Wieaud & Co., see adv. page 30 see adv. page 36

Cigars, Tobacco, and Pipes. J. L. Wieand & Co., see adv. page 36 Jacob Meyers, see adv. page 30

PATRONS OF THE DANBURY DIRECTORY. XVII

F. Q:. Hawley, D. D.

Charles T. Stevens,

. A. B. Knapp, Thomas Sproul, A. Anderson,

Thomas Sproul, A. Anderson, A. B. Knapp,

Clergymen.

Clothing Dealer.

Coal Dealers . see adv. page 37

see outside back cover see adv. page 34 see adv. page 38

Coal and Wood. see adv. page 34 see adv: page 38

see outside back cover

Coffins and Caskets. Hawley & Sayers, D. S. Cosier.

col'd page opp. name

Concrete Sidewalks, Isaac W. I ves & Co., outside front cover

F. S. Olmstead, H. L. Crofut. Joseph T. Bates, Foster Brothers, Egbert W. Gilbert.

Contractors. col'd page opp. name

see adv. page 35 col'd page opp. name

· Crockery and Glass Ware. Andr~w Hull,

C. H. Thornton, W. J. Rider, E. R. Gridley.

Dentists. see adv. page 28

see adv. page 39 see adv. page 34

Doors, Sashes and Blinds. Jroster Brothers, I. W. Ives & Co.,

J. Baldwin & Son, F. W. Barnum.

3

Druggists.

col'd page opp. name outside front cover

see adv. page 27

XVIII PATRONS OF THE DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Austin & Smith. H. C. Smith. W. H. Clark. B. C. Sherwood. McLean Brothers.

L. Moegling,

Dry Goods.

Dyer. outside front cover

Earthen Ware.

L. S. Benedict & Son, outside front cover

Edge Tool Manufacturer.

Turner Stevens,

Austin & Smith. H. C. Smith. W. H. Clark. McLean Brothers. 0. H. Swift.

Andrew Hull,

outside back cover Fancy Goods.

Fire Arms. see adv. page 28

Flour, Grain andFeed.

G. C. Crofut & Son, co1'd page opp. name Isaac Smith, col'd page opp. name

Isaac Smith, G. C. Crofut & 'Son,

A. Knox & Co., Harvey & Oorsa, W. E. Wright, agt., R. M. Murray:

G. M. Stevens,

Flouring Mills.

Frescoing.

Florist. ·

col'd page opp. name col'd page opp. name



col'd page opp. na.:me

'Furniture Manufacturer and Repairer.

W. H. Guthrie, see adv. page 27

Charles T. Stevens, Gents F!.lrni!l~ings.

see adv, page ?7 Augustus Hoyt,

W. E. Wright, agt., Harvey & Corsa, A. Knox & Co.,

Charles Bennett. L. S. Benedict & Son; Randall & Bradley, Oliver P. Clarke, Jerell!iah Clarke. G. A. Chichester. :Fairchild & Stone. :Peck & Wildman. John Stevens. B. C. Sherwood.

George E. I ves. Andrew Hull, C. E. And).'ews.

Graining.

Groceries.

Ji .ar.,w.a~.

see adv. page 3'1 col'd page opp. name col'd pa~e <!:PP· p.ame

outside front cover · see ad v. p~tge 32 .see adv. page 36

•

see adv. page 28

Harness Manttfacturers. J. H. Beebee, Albert Scott,

Foste;r Brothers,

A.ugll.stus Hoyt,

Hat Case Manufacturers.


col'd page opp. name Hats, Caps, &c.

Charles T. Stevens, see adv. page 31

Turner Stevens

Ruf)ls ')?. Crane~ William L. Hall,

Albert Scott, J .. H. Beebee,

Hat Mt~~hin~ry Ma~facturer.

outside baek cover Horse Shoers.

col'd page ()pp_. n~IJ:le col'd page opp. name

Horse Whips. see adv. page 38 see ad.v. page 2!)

XX PATRONS OF THE .I)ANBURY DIREGr~RY.

Hotels'.

Wooster House, (N. Turrell, proprietor.) Turner House. Pahquioque Hotel, (D. Blackman, proprietor.)

House Furnishing Goods. Andrew Hrill, C. E. Andrews.

'

see adv. page 28

House and Sign Painting.

Harvey & Corsa, · A. Knox & Co., W. E. Wright, agt., R. M. Murray,

T. Jones, Insurance Agents.

Charles T. Stllvens, (fire) · . Jeweler.

Thomas B. Fanton.


see adv. page 37 see adv. page 3J

outside back cover see adv. page 37

Job and Ornamental Printers. Bailey & Donovan.

Harvey & COTsa, W. E. W rig~t, agt.,

Kalsomining. col'd page opp. name

see adv. page 37

Lime, Brick and Cement. Isaac W. Ives & Co., outside front cover

Livery Stables. PlattS. Osborn, see adv. page 31 S. ]'.Sherwood, col'd page opp. name, and outside back cover Henry L. Wildman, see adv. page 28

Lumber Dealers. Isaac W. lves & Co., outside front cover

Lumber Manufacturers. col'd page opp. name Foster Brothers,

Marble Worker. H. E. Comes, col'd page opp. name

Machinist. Turner Stevens, outside back cover

PATRONS OF THE DANBURY DIRECTORY. XXI

G. M. Raymond. F. W. Goodale.

Masons.

Meat Market. Albert Anderson, Jr., see adv. page 30

Charles T. Stevens, S. W. Morrison.

Foster Brothers,

Merchant Tailors. see adv. page 37

Mouldings. col'd page opp. name

Model Maker.

Monuments. see adv. page 39 W. 0. Glover,

H. E. Comes, col'd page opp. name Musical Merchandise.

J. E. Morris, col'd page opp. name, foot lines, and outside [front cover'

News Paper. Danbury News, (Bailey & Donovan.)

Organs.

J. E. Morris, col'd page opp. name, foot lines, and outside [front cover

George Starr.

Harvey & Cotsa, A. Knox & Co., W. E. Wright, agt., R. M. Murray

Packing Boxes.

Paints, Oil and Glass.

col'd page op}>· name col'd vage opp. name

see u.dv. page 31 see adv. page 39

Painters (House and Sign.) R. M. Murray, A. Knox & Co., H arvey & Corsa, W . E. Wright, agt.,

see ad v. page 39 col'd page opp. name col'd page opp. name

see aclv. page 37

XXII P.A.TIWNS OF THE DANBURY DIRECTORY.

R. M. Murray, Harvey & Corsa, W. E. Wright, agt.,

W. H. Guthrie,

Paper Hangers. see adv. page 39 .

col'd page opp. name see adv. page ~9

Paper Hangings. · col'd page opp. nam~

Paper Box Manufacturer. E. S. Davis.

W. C. Glover,

H. E. Couch, E. D. Ritton,

~· Werner,

W. C. Bennett.

Pattern Maker.

Photographers.

Picture Frames.

Physicians.

Pianos and Melodeons.

see adv. page 39

see adv. page 33 see adv page 31

J. E. Morris, col'd page opp. name, foot lines, and outside [front cover

Foste:r; Brothers,

H. Perry.

G. A Chichester. Randall & Bradley,

Planing Mill. col'd page opp. name

Plumber.

Provision Dealers.

see adv. page 32

Ready Made Clothing. Charles T. Stevens,

Burr & Dikeman,

J. H. Beebee, Albert Scott,

Restaurant.

Robes and Blankets.

.see adv. page 3'7

see adv. page 29

see adv. page 29 see adv. pag.e 38

PATRONS OF Tll:E DANBURY DIRECTORY. XXIII

BulT & Dikeman, W. P. Stevens., Henry Lane.

Saloons. see adv. page 29 see adv. page 38

Scroll Sawing i!nd Turning.

Foster Brothers, .col'd page opp name Seedsm311.

G. M. Stevens, col'd page opp. name Sheet Music.

J. E. Morris, col'd page opp. name, foot lines, and outside ' [front cover

Sewing Machines. More~ouse & Heath, outside front cover, and foot lines

Sewing Machine Findings.

Morehouse & Heath, outside front cover, and foot lines

Soda Water Manufacturers. B. D. Norris & Son, col'd page opp. name

Shirt Manufacturer. H. B. J<'anton.

Shears f61' Paper Box Cutting. Turner Stevens,

T. B. Fanton. o.·H. Swift.

outside back cover Stationery.

Stair Builders. Foster Brothers, col'd page opp. name

Steam Sawing and 'Planing. Foster Brothers, col'd page opp. name

Stools (Piano.) J. E. MoiTis, col'd page opp. name, foot lines, >and outside

[front cover Stove Dealer.

Andrew Hull, see adv. page 28

XXIV PATRONS OF THE DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Tea, Coffee and Spices. L. S. Benedict & Son, outside front cover

Tin Roofing. H. Perry.

Tin Ware Manufacturer. Andrew Hull,

Tip Printer. Gardner E. Greene.

Tobacconists . • T acob Meyers. J. L. Wieand & Co.,

see adv. page 28

see adv. page 30 see ad v. page 36

Trunks and Traveling Bags. L. Werner.

D. S. Cosier, Hawley & Sayers,

Harvey Osborne, Almon Judd. J. E. Smith.

Undertakers.

col'd page opp. name Variety Stores.

see adv. page 35

Watches and Jewelry. T. B. Fanton.

Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repairer. S. G. Bailey, see adv. page 32

L. S. Benedict & Son,

Keros Comes,

W. 0. Glover, Lewis A. Ward.

Wooden Ware. outside front cover

Wood Sawyer.

Wood Turning. see adv. page 39

Wool Hat Manufacturers.

S. C. Holly & Co.,

DANBURY

ADVERTISEMENTS.

Danbury Advertisements.

1t J. BALDWIN & SON, ~ DRUGGISTS and CHEMISTS,

PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS,

Foreign and Domestic Toilet Articles, &c. EXCHANGE PLACE, MAIN STREET.

Physicians' Prescriptions carefully prepared.

WM. H. G UTHRIE!J MAYUFACTUllER OF AND DEALER 18

FURNITURE, CARPETS, Shades

and

Oil Cloths,

Door Mats,

Wall Paper, Fixtures,

Cornices, Upholstery Goods, Curtains, etc., .MAIN STREET, (NEAR THE DEPOT.)

28 DANBURY ADVEI~TISEMENTS.

HENRY L. WILDMAN, LIVEH.."Y",

Main Street, near Patch.

Horses and Teams OF ALL KINDS

TO LET, Suitable for Families and others. Conveyances furnished for Weddings, Parties, and Funerals.

m= Ho1•ses on sale, and Gentle'men's Hor ses boa'rded by the week. Give us a call.

Successor to G. Hull W Son,

DEALER IN

Stoves, Tin, Hardware, CROCKERY, GLASS AND STONEWARE,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

House Furnishing Goods, Cutlery, Guns, Pistols, Etc.,

MAIN STREET.

Danbury Advertisements.

1f J. BALDWIN & SON, -DRUGGISTS and CHEMISTS,

PURE DRUGS .AND CHEMICALS,

Foreign and Domestic Toilet Articles, &c. EXCHANGE PLACE, MAIN STREET.

Physicians' Prescriptions carefully prepared.

WM. H. GUTHRIE, MANUFACTURE& OF AND DEALER IN

FURNITURE, CARPETS, Oil Cloths,

Door Mats,

Wall Paper,

Shades

and

Fixtures,

Cornices, Upholstery Goods, Curtains, etc., MAIN STREET, (NEAR THE DEPOT.)

DANBURY ADYERTISEMKNTS. 2·91

J. II. DEEDEE, lrJANUF ACTURER Olo~

Saddles, Harness, Bridles. ALSO UEALEil I~

Blankets, Whips,

Curry Combs, Etc., Etc.

::1.\t:a.i.:n. S't:ree't, - - - ::Oa:n. b-u.:ry,.

OPPOSITE DANBURY NATIONAL BANK.

Btgr~~ ~ ~lr~ER4JIJ, .. Main St., nea'r Depot~ ~

Railroad Restaurant. MEALS FURNISHED AND SERVED AT

SHORT NOTICE.

Choice Wines, Liquors, and Cigars, OF THE BEST BRANDS.

A SHARE OF THE PUBLIC PATRONAGE SOLICITED.

30 DAXBUl~Y ADVERTISE:UENTS.

~'-•••,_ ••oaaso•, ~~$ MEAT MARKET,

Dealer in Meats of all kinds.

VEAL, MUTTON, Etc.

Which we sell at the lowest living rates, and deliver in any part of the town.

Main Street, near Depot, . • . • Danbury.

JACOB MEYERS, loiANUF ACTURER OF

AND DEALEll IN

·Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, PIPES,

And Smokers' Articles Generally. MAIN STREET, (first door South of Depot,) DANBURY.

DANl~Ul~Y ADYEltT[SICMEr-TS. :n

J. B. BRYAN, (ol.l.t Chas. Chase' Carriage Factory,)

Carriage Painter. - - -.---....-- -

All kinds of Plain and 01•namental Car1•-iage Painting done in the nwst a.rtistic manner.

--~·----OLD CARRIAGES RENOVATED, AND MADE

TO LOOK AS GOOJJ AS .NEW.

fT .. B. B:Fl. "Y' A.N", NORTH STREET.

E .. .D. ~XTTON",

JrEifOJO~pt~pjfEpt~ OPPOSITE DANBURY LIBRARY AND READING ROOM,

MAIN STREET.

Main st., rear Pa,lt,quioque Hotel,

Livery, Sale oc Exchange Stable HORSES A1'<D CARRIAGES TO LET AT REASONABLE RATES.

HORSES BOARDED BY THE DAY OR \YEEK.

32 DANBURY ADVERTISEllHNTS.

RANDALL & BRADLEY, DE.\LEitS IN

Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Etc., Etc., Etc.

MAl~ STREET.

S. G. BAILEY, Main, coT·. West,

REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF

~"iill' · fkloi[hsT §atches And J ewe:Ir37.

ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION, AND CHARGES MODERATE .

..;I Share of" tl'e Public Patronage Solicited.

DANBURY ADVERTISEl'liENTS. 33

H. E~ COUCH'S

Photographic Gallery,

•

.I.Ca!n street, near Liberty.

~Depot for the celebrate.d PORCELAIN PHOTOGRAPHS.~ N. B.-Special attention given to copying.

lYI. DARAGAN, DEALER IN

Boots, Shoes -AND-

FRENCH CALF BOOTS~ MADE TO ORDER. .....

Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.

New B1'ick Block, opp. Danbu1'y Savings Bank. 5

34 DANBURY AlJV~;R'riSEMEN'l'S,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in the

BEST VARIETIES OF ANTHRACITE COAL

DELIVERED IN GOOD ORDER IN ANY PART OF THE TOWN OR BOROUGH. A good supply of

· :a::: a :rd. a:n.cJ. Soft ~ oocJ.. Olfice in Main stred, Opp. the "KI"ooster House.

W. J. RIDER, •

MAIN STREET,

DANBURY, CONN.

DANBURY ADVERTISEUEl'\TS, 35

'

JOSEPH T. BATES, Contractor and Builder.

Residence and Shop, Starr Street.

CONTRACTS FURNISHED FOR ALL KINDS

OF BUILDINGS.

ALSO,

Plans and Specifications.

All work executed in tb e very best manner, and at

SATISFACTORY PRICES.

HARVEY OSBORNE,

BOOKS, STATIONERY, Fancy Goods

AND

~OTS,

VARIETY STORE, lJfatn St1•ect; :Dan1Ja.J'l!; Conn•

36 DANBURY .ADVERTISEMENTS.

OLI:VER P. CLARK, Cor. Main and Patch Streets,

DEALER IN

ChoiceFamilyGroceries THE BEST OF

Teas, Coff"ees a:n.d.. Spices. ---FLOUR OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS,

SUGAR, MOLASSES, FISH, ETC.

The prices and quality of our goods are such ns to suit all purchasers in our line.

~-- - --·------~--

J.L. WIEAND & CO. Wholesale and Retail

DEALERS IN

Fo'reign & Domest-ic

CIGARS,

Tobacco, SNUFF,

· Pipes,&c.

DANBURY ADVERTISEMENTS. 37

CHARLES T I ST~EYENS,

Merchant Tailor -DEALER IN-

Gentlem'ens' Furnishing Goods . HATS, OAFS, Etc.~

OPPOSITE THE DANBURY BANK.

~ Fire Insurance oilgent •

..vr.B!.~MXGI~T.

House, Sign and Ornamental

PAINTER AND DEALER IN

Paint~, Oil~, White Lead, Yarni~he~, Eto., ·· .i?I.ii.IJr ST.REE,T, .DoiiJrBURr.

38 DANBURY ADVERTCSEJI!ENTS,

ALBERT SCOTT, MANUFACTURER OJ'

AND GENER.(L DEALER IN

Saddlery Hardware . • -\LSO,

Whips1 Robes, Blankets, And all kinds of goods usually called for in

bis line.

Particular attention paid to all kinds of' Repairing.

ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. TERMS FAVORABLE.

Taylor's Block, Main Street.

ALBERT ANDERSON, WliOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

COAL AND WOOD. ALSO,

8ale4 Hay aa4 St:J""aw~ OFFICE NEAR THE DEPOT.

Doc. W. P. STEVENS'

BILLIARD ROOM, Corne1• of White and Ives St1•eets,

bANBURY, CONN.

DANBURY ADVERTISEMENTS. 39

C. H. THORNTON, D.ENTIST,

Office---Cor. Main and Liberty Streets, Danbury.

Teeth Filled in the BEST Manner. --- ··-- -A8~3:FIC%4L ~--~·

Inserted on Gold, Platina, Siluer and Rubber Plate8.

All -work Warranted.

R. lYI. IYIURRA Y, H 0 U 8 E AND 8 I G N PA IN TIN G. --·---ALSO, DEALER IN

Paints, Oils, Varnishes, White Lead, Shellac, Alcohol, Etc.

Paper Hanging done with Neatness and Dispatch. Orders left at the shop, or at the house, North

avenue.

E1z:n. s't:ree't, :n.ea:r :Main..

WILLIAM Q. GLOVER, ~mtt~~Dl 01.~~ R~dl~l lm~k~~e --WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

HAVING EXCELLENT FACILITIES, WE CAN GUARANTEE SATISFACTION TO ALL OUR PATRONS.

Jrllite Street, near .Jr.Cain.

LIST OF NAMES.

DANBURY DTR·ECTORY.~

Abbott Abijah, paper box manufact.urer, h Montgomery Abbott David P., fanner, bds~ :Montgomery Abbott Ezr:a, farmer, h . Bog; road Abbott Ezna, hatter, h Main above Franklin Aobott John, hatter, li Main below Patch Abbott Leander F., hatter, bds Main above Franklin Abbott Mrs. Phebe, h Stevens Abbott Porter, laborer, h Main next to Bap~ist Church Abbott Silas, farmer, h Bog road Acker Jacob, carpet weaver, h Wooster Adams M. & J. dressmakers and milliners, Main Adams Salem T., boot treer, h·.Main Addis .Emerson W., hatter, bds Railroad av Addis Henry, hatter, h Franklin Addis Seth, laborer, h Rose Addis Wilson, hatter, h River Allen Edward, .cler:k h Main Allen George, tinsmith, h w :ooster Allen John, hatter, h Elm c Beaver Allen Joseph W., hatter, h Orchard Allen Stephen, laborer, .h :Miry Brook Allen William, foreman, h Wooster Algers Preserved, laborer, h Triangle

Steinwa.y P~anos, J. E. Morris, Agent.

44 DANBURY DIRP.:CTORY.

Allstadt Abraham, machinist, h Beaver Altenbrandt Leonard, furrier, h Beaver Amber C. G., clerk, bds Elm Amber Peter W., tinsmith, h Stevens Ambler Mrs. Alfred L., h Elm Ambler Andrew, b Miry Brook Ambler E. L,. bat finisher, b Balmsforth av Ambler George W., hatter, h Division Ambler Henry L., farmer, h Park av Ambler Mrs. Luce11a, bds Town Farm Ambler Peter, tinner, h Stevens Ambler Mrs. Sarah, bds Miry Brook Amsbury E., bookkeeper, bds Wooster House Amsbury J., cashier Danbury.Bank, h Main above the bridge ANDERSON ALBERT, coal and wood, opp. freight depot,

hIves. [See adv. page 38.] ANDERSON ALBERT, JR., market, Main, n depot, h

Main. [See adv. page 30.] Anderson Emily, h Stevens Anderson Joseph, hatter, h Highland av Ander;;on William H., laborer, h West Andrew Mrs. C. A., h Main Andrew James G., driver, bds Main ANDREWS C. E., hardware and house furnishing, Main, h

opp. Pahquioque Hotel Andrews George, hatter, h Liberty Andt·ews Mary E., bds Main Anthony J. H., saloon, Main, bds Turner House Argibb Robert, hatter, bds Beaver Argnnevere Philip, bds Davis House Armstrong Edward, carman, h Gas Hill Armstrong Mary J., stitcher, bds Foster Atkins Norris, hatter, h South Lane

The " Singer Improved," at Morehouse & Heath's.

DANBTJRY DIRECTORY.

Austin Mr., tailor, h Mill Plain Austin F. H., (A. & Smith,) h White AUSTIN & SMITH, dry goods and carpets, Main Averill Roger, (A. & Brewster,) attorney, h Main Averill & Brewster, attorneys at law, office Main Ayres Mrs. Ann, h Main c Turner

B Babbitt Dunning, l_1ides and tallow, h Boughton Babbitt Edward, h Boughton

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Babbitt Mrs. Edward, millinery, Main above Liberty BACON JOHN W., snpt. D. & N. R. R., h Main opp. 1st

Cong. Church Bacon Lorenzo, carman, h Bethel turnpike Bail Michael, fireman, bds Main n Depot Bailey Anna P., tip baster, bds Liberty Bailey Anson W. mason, h Liberty Bailey Benjamin F;, supt., bds Liberty Bailey Charles, farmer, bds Main, opp. Fountain Park Bailey David~hatter, h Liberty Bailey E. Gould, h Liberty, toot Gas Hill Bailey George F., mason, bds East Liberty Bailey G. F., (G. F. B. & Co.) h Main n Turner House Bailey J. M., (B. & Donovan,) h Maple av Bailey Mrs. Mary A., h Town Hill av BAILEY SAMUEL G., watchmaker, Main c West, h De-

lay. [See adv. page 32.] Bailey Welford S., mason, h East Liberty Bailey William E., mason, h East Liberty BAILEY & DONOVAN, pub. Danbury News, office Main Baker Charles, farmer, h Wooster Baker Emily, bds William Baldwin David, grocer, and h North

Burdett Combination Organs, at J. E. Morris'.

46 DANBURY DIRECT()RY.

Baldwin J., (J. B. & Son,) h West Baldwin James B., (J. B. &. Son,) h West c Orchard Baldwin James, Jr., (J. B. & Son,) h Stevens BALDWIN J. & SON, druggists, Main. [See adv. p. 37.]

\Baldwin Nathaniel S., h Ti"iangle Baldwin Rosalthia, hat trimmer, bds Spring Ball Charles, grocer, Main Ball Ferris, hatter: h Main opp. Wooster House Ball Sarah, dressmaker, h North Main Banks Elliott, farmer, h Patch Banks George, molder, h Main n bridge Banks Hiram, farmer; h Miry Brook Banks Thomas, hatter, h North Main Baptist Church, Main opp. Pabquioque Bank Barber George, hatter, bds Elm Barber, George W., joiner, b Main c Turner Barber Jeremiah, farmer, h Bog road Barber Thomas, farmer, h Bog road Barber William L., hat finisher, h Park av. Barber William S., hatter, h Park av Barclay Mrs. Mary, North Barlow Daniel P., hatter, h Bog road Barlow Ezra, hatter, h Locust av Barlow Mrs. M., boarding house, Spring Barlow William, hatter, h Locust av Barnes Mrs. James, bds New Barnes Louisa, h Main below Baptist church Barnes Smith, tinner, bds Main below White Barnum Adeline, hat binder, bds Railroad av Barnum Anson, farmer, h King Street Barnur:n Mrs. Betsey, boarding bouse, Beaver Barnum Clark, farmer, h King Street Barnum Curtis, carpenter, h Blackburn

The" Beautiful Florence," at Morehouse & Heath's.

DAJ.'iBURY DIRECTORY.

BARNUM EDWIN, joiner., h King Street Barnum, E. L., expressman, bds Deer Hill av n West Barutun, Fannie, bds Maple av BARNUM F. W., dTUggist, cMain and White B arnum George, (G. B. & Oo.) b :Ma.ple av Barnum George & Co., skivers, White Barnum George W. 2d, h Main below Patch Barnum Gertrude, bds Main below Franklin Barnum Grandison A., hatter, h vV est Barnum Hendrick, grocer, h North Main Barnum Henry C., hat finisher, bds East Liberty Barnum Mrs. J arie, h Deer Hill av Barnum Lebbeus J., clerk, h Maple av Barnum Leroy, clerk, bds North Barnum Marcus M., engineer, h West Barnum Mrs. Mary, h Deer Hill av n West

4'7

Barnum Nathaniel, (Northrop & Co.) h Main opp. Wooster House

Barnum Nettie, hat trimmer, bds Railroad av Barnum Samuel A., h West c William Barnum Timothy, hatter, h River Barnum Timothy, engineer, h River Barnum William H., farmer, h Spring Barrett Margaret, bds Balmsforth av Barry Henry, joiner, h George Barry Mary, bds Franklin Bartram Coley, farmer, h Franklin Bartram L. W., laborer, h Beaver Bartram Mrs. Phebe, h Coal pit Hill BARTRAM W .ALKER B., h Balmsfortb av Bartram & Fanton Cornet Band, headquarters over Danbury

Marble Works Bartram & Fanton Sewing Machine thanufaetory, Young

Buy your Sheet Music of J. E. Morris, West street.

48 DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Bassett John, laborer, h Osborn Bates, Mrs. Betsey, bds Division Bates George, hackman, h Main c South BATES JOSEPH T., builder and contractor, h Starr. [See

adv. page 35.] Bates Stephen, blacksmith, h Starr Bates William H., hatter, h Park av :Bauman Frederick, hatter, h North Main Baxter Daniel, h William :Baylis Edwin, florist, h Beav:er Beal, J. A., music store, Main, h Town .am av Beard, Mrs. Betsey, boarding house, Spring Beard John F., farmer, h White Beardsley Abbie A., tailoress, hElm Beardsley, Ar.za, lightning rods, h South Main Beardsley David B., blacksmith, h Main Beardsley E. H., farmer, h North Beattys DanielS., h S Main .Beckerly William, boot treer, h Main :Becket Charles, hatter, h Stev-ens Becket Henry, foreman, h River Becket John, basket maker, h Highland av Becket Sarah, bds River Becket Walter, hatter, bds River Beckler John, hatter bds Gas Hill Bechler Louis, hatter, h Gas Hill Bedient William A., photographer, .Main h Montgomery, .Bedient W. W., foreman car shop, h South Main Beebe George, hatter, h Triangle Beebe Orange, hatter, bds White BEEBEE J. H., harness maker, h Balmsforth avenue. [See

adv. page 2~.] Beers Elijah, laborer, h Pleasant av

]est Sewing Machines, at Morehouse & Heath's.

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Beers Essie, bds Pleasant av Beers E. W., map publisher, h Balmsforth av Beers Mrs. Jane A., h Comstock Beers Mrs. Leander, h New Beers Robert, farmer, h Main below North Bell Alfred, mason, h Spring Bell Andrew, hatter, h Spring Bell Henry, teamster, h I ves Bell Joseph, carman, h White Bell Mary E., bds White Bell William H., jewelry repairer, hds White Beltare Mark, batter, h Stevens Benedict Albert, (L. S. B. & Son,) h West n Deer Hill av Be[ledictMrs. Alfi·ed, h North Main Benedict A. G., h W e.st Benedict Asabel, h South Main Benedict Charles, h Deer Hill av Benedict Charles, hatter, h Montgomery Benedict Charles H., tin peddler, h ·Main n Bridge Benedict Daniel M., (B. Brothers,) h White Benedict Edgar, hatter, h White

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Benedict Edgar, (B. Brothers,) h Main, next Danbury Sav-ings Bank

Benedict Eli S., farmer, h Mountainville Benedict Mrs. Elizabeth, h Main below Franklin Benedict George, farmer, h Sonth, foot of Main Benedict Gran ville, machinist, bds West Benedict Mrs. Helen, bds Divisiou Benedict Mrs. Henry, h Main, next Danbury Savings Bank Benedict John, mason, h Freeman · Benedict John F., helper, h Clark Benedict J. H., physician and surgeon, office over C. T.

SteveiW, Main

Buy aU, Musical Instruments of J: E. Morris. 7


Benedict Levi S., (L. S. B. & Son,) h West n Deer Hill av BENEDICT L. S. & SON, groceries, teas, &c., Main.

[See adv. outside front cover.] Benedict Mary, h West c William Benedict Mr.s. Mary, hat trimmer, bds Spring Benedict Minott, farmer, h Franklin Benedict Nathan, farmer, h \Vest Benedict Philander, carman, hElm Benedict Mrs. Phebe, h Main opp. Franklin Benedict Price, hatter, h Division n George Benedict Theodore H., (B. Brothers,) h Main, opp. Baptist

Church Benedict Thomas C .. farmer, h West Benedict Mrs. Ward, h Elm BenediCt Brothers, boots and shoes, Main Benjamin Charles, batter, h South Benjamin George B., Jr., bds South Benjamin George B., hat finisher, h South Bennett Alonzo, hatter, h Mill Plain road Bennett Charles, shoemaker, h North Main BENNETT CHARLES, grocer, Main, h Division Bennett E. P., physician, office and house Deer Hill av near

West Bennett Eunice, h Franklin Bennett Florence, tailoress, bds Spring Bennett Frederick, hatter, h Bethel turnpike Bennett Frederick, farmer, h Miry Brook Bennett Jane, h Liberty n Main BENNETT W. C., physician, office and house Deer Rill av

n West Bennett William H., hatter, h Pleasant av Bergen John F., civil engineer, h Stevens Bernd Henry, cigars and tobacco, Main, h Delay

The Wheeler & Wilson, at Morehouse & Heath's.

DANBURY DIRECTORY,

Betts L. W., clerk, Davis House Betts William, hatter, h Maple av Bevans Charles, hatter, h North Bevans Eleazer, hatter, h Ooalpit Hill Bevans Russell, h Balmsforth av Bevins Fanny, hat. trimmer, bds West Bevins Triphenia, h South Bigelow Charles, shoemaker, h Railroad av Biggam Thomas, laborer, h Beaver Birch Jasper, hostler, rooms Main, n the bridge Birch Silas, farmer, h King Street Birdsall David, farmer, h King Street Birdsall Niram, farmer, h King Street Birdsall Sheldon, tiu·mer, h King Street Bishop Amos, h Franklin Bishop Helen, tip maker, bds Franklin Bishop Jerome, blacksmith, bds Franklin Bishop Mrs. Joseph, dressmaker, h Foster Bishop Nathaniel, hattm·, bds Franklin Blackburn Frederick, hatter, bd~ Triangle Blackburn Robert, hatter, bds Triangle Blackman Alice, bds Clark Blackman Edwin, hatter, h Clark Blackman Ezra, machinist, h Delay Blackman F. S.,jeweler, and h South Main Blackman Harrison, bds Pahquioque Hotel Blackman H. L., clerk Pahquioque Hotel Blackman Jonah, physician, h Division

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BLACKMAN LACEY, proprietor Pahquioque Hotel, Main Blackman Monroe, bds Pahquioque Hotel Blaikley David, peddler, h River Blake H. H., boot cutter, h White Blake John, hatter, bds Selleck's block

Get your Pianos tuned by J. E. Mortis.

62 DANBURY DIREC'fORl',

Blakeman Elizabeth, bds Railroad a\' Blizzard Jacob, machinist, h K.ing Street Blizzard Mary) bds West c William Rlizz11-rd William, hatter, h Wooster Bloomer Joseph, joiner, h North BLOOMER JOSEPH B., joiner, h King Street Bloomer & Miles, builders, Liberty Bogardus John, hatter, h Benedict's Lane Bolen Charles, joiner, h Blackburn BOOTH DAVID B., attorney, office Main, h cor. Deer Hill

av and George Booth Nelson, hatter, h Main n South Bothwell Richard, furrier, h Beaver Boughton Erastus S., hatter, h New Boughton Jerry, hatter, h Miry Brook Bo11ghton Lucins H., farmer, h Boughton Boughton William, boot treer, h New Bouton J olm W., (Gilbert & B.,) h Division Bowdry Stenart, carman, h Railroad av Bowes Dennis, shoemaker, h North Main Bowman Reuben, hatter, bds Franklin Boyd David, watchmaker, bds Wooster House Boyd Thomas, bds Town Farm Boyes J. 0., book agent, bds Spring Bradley Charles H., joiner, h Pleasant Bradley Mrs. Eliza, h Division Bradley G. F., (Randall & B.,) h Division Bradley Hawley, h Balmsforth av Bradley Philo, h Pleasant av Brady Edward, hatter, h Cottage Brady Robert, fireman, bds New Brannan Daniel, mason, h rear Turner Brennan John J., bds Wooster House

The. Grover & Baker, at Morehouse & Heath's.

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Brewster Mrs. Harriet, bds Main below Franklin Brewster Lyman, (Averill & B.,) h Main Brinnan John, hatter, h Sheridan Bristol Lewis, hatter, h Boughton Bristol Libbie, bds Boughton Brockett Mrs. Eleanor, h Division Brockett George W., machinist, bds Main Brockett Samuel, hatter, bds Division Broderick Maria, bds Centre Broderick Mrs. Mary, bds Centre Bronson Barlow, h Miry Brook Bronson Orrin, foreman, h Division Brooks Benjamin, Adams Express agent, hElm Brooks Hyde, hatter, bds West Brooks W. H., barber, Elm, bds Main Brooks William, barber, h North Main Brotherton .Philander M., hatter, h Balmsforth av Brotherton Theodore, hatter, bds Wooster House Brothwell Theodore, foreman, hElm Brothwell R., h Spring Brown Charles, hatter, h Wooster Brown Charles T., hatter, h William Brown Daniel, laborer. h Montgomery Brown Mrs. Ellen, h Wooster BROWN E. A., physician, office Main, h Delay Brown George, hatter, bds Wooster Brown G. F., hatter, h Wooster Brown James B., hatter, h Spring Brown Mary, bds Elm Brown Michael, laborer, h Starr Brown Robert J., hatter, h Soi1th Brown Samuel, h Beaver Brown & Spencer, druggists, Main

Piano Stools and Covers, at J. E. MorTis.

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DA!'.'l!URIY DlREC'l!OEiY;

Brown William, ca1·man, h Elm .Brown William, h South Main Brown William E., (B. & Wildman,) h Balmsforth av .Brown William T., (B. & Spencet·,) h South Ma.in Brown William W., hatter, bds Elm :Brunell Joseph, sboemaker, h N Gi'th M.ain Brunker Samuel, brewer, h South, foot of Main

"Brush· Alonzo, hatter, h River :Brush Chester, Life Ins. Agent, h Main, above Franklin 'BruSh Ferdinand, hatter, h Wooster ,. 'Bni~h Floyd, h Main, above Fraliklin Brush George, hatter, bds River :Brush ·Mrs. Harriet, h Maple av .Brush John, hatter, h Wooster .Brush Lydia, dressmaker, bds Main,, below Franklin Brush Platt, farmer, h W.ooster Brush Zophar B., Cal'riage• maker, '\1 N o:rth Bryan Mrs. Faith.y J., h William :Bryan James, painter, h. North .BRYAN J. 'B., carriage painter at 0; Chase's, h North •

[See adv. page 31.] Buckingham H. E., h Mill P1ain road :Budd Frederick, hatter; h East Liberty

• Buell George, joiner, h Pleasant av .Bulk:eley William, p:h:rsf:cian, office' 3/Iid house Main/ north

of Congregational Church' :Bulkley Adah V., bds Montgom~rJ

- Bulkley Anna, bds Elm Bulkley Eudora, bds Elm Bulkley Mrs Harriet, bds N or,th Bulkley H. F., h Montgomery Bulkley, Ira, hatter, h Franklin Bulkley Jerome, hatter, h North


DANBURY DIRECTORY. 55

Bulkley, Julia E., teacher, bds Elm Bulkley Turner, commission merchant, hElm Bull Mary, matron Children's Home, Town Hill av Bull Ursula, h New Burdick George, hatter, h Morris Burdick John C., h.atter, h ¥orris Burgess Stephen, tinner, bds Main below White Burgess Thomas, h Wooster · Burke Matthew, hatter, bds Bethel turnpike Burke Patrick, laborer, h South Main Burke, Patrick, hatter, h Bethel turnpike Burke William, attorney, Main, bds Turner House Burke William, mason, bds Comstock Burns Edward, hatter, bds· Cherry Burns Henry, cigar maker, h Delay Burns James, laborer, h Taylor's Lane Burns James 0., carriage painter, bds Wooster Rouse Burr Ann, h Foster Burr Anna, hat trimmer, bds New Burr D. E., (B. & Dikeman,) h East Liberty Burr Lucy, bds Franklin Burr Mrs. Mary C., bds Boughton BURR & DIKEMAN, Railroad Restaurant, n Depot. [See

adv. page 29.] Burrows Mrs. Adeline, h Wooster Burt Charles, hatter, h White Burtis Stephen, clerk, bds Main Buskirk Frank, shoemaker, bds Wooster House Bussing John W., hatter, h River Butler Benjamin F., joiner; h Wooster Butler Frank, hatter, h Balmsforth av Butler George, laborer, . bds North BUTLER HUBBELL, joiner, bds South

Steinway Pianos, J. E. Morris, Agent.

56 DANBURY DffiECTORY.

Butler James, laborer, h Railroad av Butler Stephen, hatter, h Main n South Butler Willis H., joiner, h South Byers Mrs. James, h Prospect Byers John, brakeman, bds Railroad av Byington Charles, hatter, h rear Deer Hill av n West Byrne Anna, ironer, bds Spring Byrne John, laqorer, h White n Railroad

0 Cable Benjamin, hatte:J;", h Locust av Cable H. C., h Spring Cable 'George A., hatter, h Mapl~ av Cable John, tinner, h Stevens Cable Moses, farmer, h Cottage Cable Nathaniel, hatter, h Pahqnioque av Cahill Michael, hatter, h Grassy Plain Oallihan Mrs. Ann, h Spring Camp Charlotte E., teacher, bds Deer Rill av Campbell John; joiner, h Hull's Block Canfield Mrs. Clarissa, h Delay Carll, Joseph, barber, h Main above Liberty Carll Joseph M., laborer, bds South Carley Anna, stitcher, bds River Carley George H., clerk, h Wooster Carley Hugh, gardener, h Wooster Carley Jennie, stitcher, bds River Carlson, William A., hatter h Pahquioque av Carney Michael, hatter, h Grassy Plain Carpenter Charles A., clerk, South, foot Main Carpenter John, hatter, h South, foot Main Carr John, shoemaker, bds North Main Carrigan Clarence, hatter, h Main

The " Beautiful Florence;" at Morehouse & Heath's.

CHARLES CHASE,

Carriage Manufacturer.

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Nor'tl:l. S'tree't, :Oa:n.bu.ry.

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Carrington Mrs. Lucretia, h (saddle factory,) Main Carroll William, mason, h Turner Cary Mrs. Margaret, bds South Main Oastey Clarence, hatter, bds Beaver Castey Mrs. Maria, h Beaver Cayton Patrick, tailor, h Cottage Chambers John, blacksmith, h New Chambers Thomas, blacksmith, h Comstock Chapman Charles, buots and shoes, .Main, h New Chapman Letty Jane, bds New Cha~e Alanson, blacksmith, h South Chase Charles, hatter, h Beaver

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CHASE CHARLES, carriage manufacturer and h North. [See adv. col'd page, opposite.]

Chase George, carriage maker, h North Chauncey Maria, stitcher, bds Main above Franklin Chichester Abraham, hatter, h South CHICHESTER GEORGE A., groceries and provisions, h

White Chichester George E., dealer in leaf tobacco, bds White Chichester Levi, hatter, bds South CHILDREN'S HOME, Mary Bull, matron, c Town Hill av

and Cottage Chittenden Morgan, pattern maker, h Balmsforth av Clark Aggie, bds South Main Clark Ann, bds Elm Clark Anthony, hatter, h Beaver Clark Eliza Ann, bds Deer Hill av c George Clark Ezra, shoemaker, h South Main Clark Frank, foreman, bds Elm Clark George H., hatter, bds South Main CLARK JEREMIAH, groceries, Elm c New, h Elm Clark Martin E., joiner, h South, foot Main

Burdett Combination Organs, 8

at J. E. Morris'.

58 DANBURY DiltECTOltY.

Clark Oliver, farmer, h Mill Plain CLARK OLIVER P., g-roceries and h Main, c Patch. [See

adv. page 36.] Clark Theodore, box manufacturer, Bethel, bds Franklin CLARK WILLIAM S., h Deer Hill av c George CLARK WILLIAM H., dry goods, Main, h South Main Clark Mr., hatter, h Town Hill av Clason A. T., pbysician and surgeon, otliee .. Main, opp. 1st

Cong. Church Claus George C., painter, h River Coan William, farmer, h George Cocking Robert., gardener, h George Coe Alexander, mason, h Town Hill av Coggswell Ouarle;;, hatter, h Willit\tn Coggswell Mr . H annah, lr orth Coggswell Philo joiner: bd' North Coleman Rattie, bd p1i11g n New Coles A. R., joiner, h North Colgan Thomas, tailor, bds Selleck's block Colgan Thomas Jr., hatter, bds Selleck's block Colgan William, tailor, Main, h Delay Collier Samuel D., road master D. & N. R. R., h Spring Comns J olm, hatter, h Triangle Collins Michael, hatter, bds Main n Depot Collis Michael, lab"orer, h Sheridan Collord John T., turner, h Franklin Col1ron Michael, hatter, h Triangle Colton Simeon, h Main above Franklin Colwell William, hatter, h Main above the bridge Comes George C., marble cutter, bds Elm COMES HENRY E., marble works, Main, h Elm n Beaver COMES KEROS, sawyer and planer, h Elm Comstock Anson, locksmith, Main, h West ville

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H. E. COMES.

DANBUlt Y DIRECTORY,

Comstock William P.: justice, h South Main· Cone Richard, (Merritt & C.) h North Main Cone:m Michael, laborer, h South Connelly Daniel, hatter, h Stevens Connolly William, hatter, h Miry Brook Connor Eugene, hatter, bds Franklin Connor John, laborer, h~iry Brook Conner Patrick, mason, h Wooster Conrey Ellen, bds Gas Hill Conrey John, cutter, bds Gas Hill Conrey Mrs. Mary, h Gas Hill Conrey Peter, joiner, bds Gas HiU Convary Joseph, hat finisher, h Town Hill av Cook Harvey, hatter, h Wooster Cook Minerva, bds Division Cook William, hatter, h Wooster Corbett Mrs. Anna, bds Elm Corey John, hatter, h Miry Brook Cornell Theodore, farmer, h East Liberty Corning .David, blacksmith, h River Cornwall Charles A., tip printer, h South Main Cornwall Eli, hatter, bds North Corsa John vV., (Harvey & C.) h Bank C01'Sa vVesley, painter, h Bank COSIER D. S., undertaker and h ~fain Cosier J. H., furniture and real estate, h Balmsforth av Costar William, mason, bds Turner Costello Bernard, mason, h Cottage Costello William, laborer, bds Turner Costellow Edward, h White Costlar Delia, bds Cottage

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COUCH .fL E., photographer and h Main. [See adv. page 33] Cougle William, joiner, h North

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60 DANBUltY DIREC-TORY.

Courtney, Patrick, laborer, h rear North Cowan J olm, hatter, h West Cowan Mrs. J olm, boarding house, West, opp. Orchard Cowl, Lingdon, lightning rods, h East Liberty Cowles Ella, hat trimmer, bds Elm Cowles Emeline, hat trimmer, bds Elm Cowperthwaite George, (C & ftoyt,) msurance agent h

Main above Franklin Cowperthwaite J'vfrs. Sarah M., h Deer Hill av Cowperthwaite & Hoyt, insurance agents, Main Coyle J\llicbael, laborer, lt Deer Hill av Craagh Michael, laborer, h South Craagh Michael, hatter, h Grassy Plain Craig Charles A., h Liberty n Delay Craig ·william E., engineer, h Delay Craigh James, hatter, h saddle factory, Main Crane J olm, farmer, h Freeman Crane Nelson, bds South Main CRANER. T., blacksmith and horse shoer, near freight

depot, h White. [See adv. col'd page, opposite.] Crawford Rev. John, h Railroad av Crofut Mrs. Betsey, h Mountainville Crofut Charles, (G. C. & Son,) h Spring Crofut Charles H., (G. C. & Son,) h Spring Crofut Edward F., bds Franklin 01·ofut Elizabeth, hat trimmer, h Pleasant av Orofut Emeline, dress maker, h Miry Brook Orofnt,E. Platt, hatter, bds Prospect Orofut George, miller, h vVest Orofut George, (G. C. & Son,) h n Mill Plain road Orofut Henry, (H. C. & Co.) h c Deer Bill av and West Orofut Henry & Co., fur hat manufacturers, salesroom 18

Mercer street, N. Y.


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BLACKSMITH -AND-

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Owr exper,lence gives us facUities f(n• prosecuting OU'I' B ,usiness in a 1nannet• to suit all.

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WARRANTED.

Our Motto is, ''Live, and let HORSES live."


CROFUT G. & SON, flour feed and grain, Taylor's Block. [See adv. col'd page, opposite.]

Crofut Horace, joiner, h Franklin Crofut Mrs. Horace, h William Crofut Mrs. Jessie, h South Main Crofut Joseph, hatter, bds West Crofut Mary, bds Franklin Crofut William, hatter, bds West CROFUT HARRIS L., builder, Crosby, h Fr~nklin c Main Crosby Charles H., (C. & Heath,) h Franklin Crosby Mrs. Fannie S., boarding house, Spring Crosby George, h Stevens Crosby Mrs. Harriet, dressmaker, c Main and Turner Crosby Mrs. Helen, h Montgomery Crosby Martha, bds Montgomery Crosby Oliver, gardener, bds Montgomery Crosby Phineas D., postmaster, h Main below Franklin Crotty Mrs. Johanna, h Triangle Crotty John, hatter, h George Crow Michael, hatter h South Crow Thomas, hatter, h Grassy Plain Cuff John, farmer, h Triangle Cnllock William, hatter, bds Main n Depot Cummings Charles T., bookkeeper, h South Main Cunningham Calvin farmer, h South Cunningham James, mason, bds Osborne Cunningham Mrs. Ma1·y, h Main opp. Fountain Park Cunningham Michael, brakeman, h Prospect Cunningham Patrick, laborer, h Osborne Cunningham Peter, laborer, bds Osborne Cunningham Philip, laborer, h Town Hill av Cm·rid Lawrence, hatter, h South Curry John, laborer, h North

Buv all Musical Instruments of J. E .. Morris.


Curtiss Alfred, hatter, h West Curtiss Mrs Betsey, h rear North Main Curtiss L. E., insurance agent, bds Wooster House Custon Michael, tailor, h Cottage Cutler Frederick A., clerk, bds South Main

D Dailey Charles E., joiner, h Stevens Dailey Orson, joiner, h Stevens Dan bury Library and Reading Room, Main, first north of

Daubnry Bank DANBURY MARBLE WORKS, (H. E. Comes,) .Main.

[See adv. col'd page, opposite.] Danbury Savings Bank, Main n West DANBURY SHIRT MANUFACTURING CO., c Ives

and Railroad av Danforth J. E., hatter, h Spring Daniels W. A., nursery, h North Main Dann Edward H., hatter, h Beaver Dann Mrs. Elizabeth, h Elm Dann Frederick, hat finisher, bds River Dann Henry S., joiner, h River Dann John T., (Tweedy & Co.) h c New and Elm Dann William F., hatter, h River . Darling George A., shoemaker, bds North Main Darling J olm R., boot maker, h North Darling Mrs. Caroline, h Wooster DARAGAN M., boots and shoes, Main, opp. Danbury Sa-

• vings Bank, h Comstock. [See adv. page 33.] Daragan Richard, laborer, h Comstock Dauchy Mrs. Julia A., h New David Michael, furrier, h Turner Davis Alexander, hatter, h Elm

The Grover & Baker, at Morehouse & Heath's,

' D.ANBtJ&Y DIRECTORY. 63

Davis Alleri, hatter, h North Davis Burton, joiner, h near foot of Deer Hill av DAVIS EDWARD S., paper box manufacturer, River, h

Franklin Davis George, hatter, h Bog road Davis Gould, bds Davis House Davis H. S. proprietor Davis House, White Davis Martin V., laborer, h South Lane Davison C., hatter, bds Wooster House Daj Edward H., hatter, h Balmsforth av Day Jesse W., mason, h Balmsforth av Day John, hatter, h n Wooster Cemetery Day Josiah L., hatter, h Spring Day Mary A., bds Balmsforth av Dayton John laborer, h South Main Deacon Patrick, tile maker, h Railroad av Pean Horace, farmer, bds foot Division DeFor'est Hiram, foreman, h White DeFough Joseph, shoemaker, h North DeKlyQ_pharles, bakery and confectionery, Main DelaneJMrs. Edward, bds Bethel Turnpike Deming Charles, sand paper manufacturer, h Granville av Demuth Theodore, hatter, h Main opp. Catholic church Desantis N. A., shoemaker, bds Wooster House DeVine Michael, hatter, h Wooster Dibble Cornelia, bds West Dibble Hoyt, saloon and h River Dibble Ira, farmer, h West Dibble James S., hat finisher, h Spring Dibble Rebecca, bds West Dickens George, hatter, h Division Dickens George, hatter, h Stevens Dickens Harriet, laundress, h Franklin

Get your Pianos tuned by J.- E. Morris.


Dickens Milo, hatter, h River Dickinson George K., traveling agent, bds Davis House Dikeman Charles B., candle maker, bds Turner Dikeman Daniel, hatter, bds Turner Dikeman George, (Burr & D.) rooms East Liberty Dikeman Jennie, hat trimmer, bds Turner Dikeman Josiah, bds North Main Dikeman Mrs. Rachel, h Turner Dillon James, hatter, h North Dillon Patrick, hatter, h North Disbrow David, hatter, h North Disbrow Mrs. Elizabeth, bds Elm Disbrow G. S., flour, grain and feed, Main, h Elm Disbrow Sophia, bds Town Farm Dobbin Walter, farmer, bds Beaver Dobbs :Mrs. Eliza, h Franklin Dobbs Frederick, hatter, h Prospect av Dodd Eliza, h South Main Dograll Henry, mason, bds River Dolan Eleanol", bds Franklin Dolan Patrick, hatter, h Turner Don, Peter, shoemaker, bds North Main Donovan Timothy, (Bailey & D.) h Montgomery Doolan Edward, hatter, h South Dopp Anna M., bds Main c Elm . . Dopp EdwardS., life insurance agent, h Main c Elm Dore Leon, furrier, h Beaver Doran Mrs. Abby, h Clark Doran Charles, clerk, bds Clark Doran James, hatter, h Clark Doran John, hat finisher, h Sheridan Doran Martin, hatter h Clark Dougherty Felix, watchman, h Bacon


DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Dougherty John, hatter, h Triangle • Dowdy Frank, clerk, h Balmsforth av

Downes Mrs. Beulah, h Bog road Downes Daniel, laborer, bds South Downes Daniel, laborer, h Wooster Downes David, cooper, h vVilliarn Downs George, (Lacey, Hoyt & Co.) h :Main c Downs Downes Samuel, farmer, h Bog road Downes Seth A., hatter, h West c Orchard Doyle Andrew, hatter, h Triangle Doyle Frank, saloon, South :Main, h South Duane Mrs. :Mary, h Turner Duane Michael, gunsmith, h rear Universalist church Duane :Michael, tinner, h Liberty Duell George, shoemaker, bds North Main Duff Mary, bds Elm Duff Peter, hatter, bds Elm Dunl1am Frederick, ioiner, h White Dunlavy Daniel, laborer, h Sheridan Dunn Patrick, tailor, h Selleck's Block Dunning C. R., 4atter, h River Dunning Peninah, h Railioad av Dunning Robert, harness maker, h Clark Durkin Patrick, laborer, h Railroad av

E Earle Frederick, hatter, bds Benedict's Lane Earle Henry, shoemaker, h Benedict's Lane Earle Henry, steam and gas fitter, h Spring Earle Joh~ T., steam and gas fitter, h Spring Eaton Ezt!!Uel, hatter, h Locust av Eaton George, hatter, bds River Eaton Joseph, hatter, h Beaver

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DA:t'fBURY DIREcTORY.

Eaton William, laborel'; h River Eddy Mrs. Harriet, h Mill Plain road Edgerton Henry, polisher, h Miry Brook Edgett Charles, teamster, h Delay

I Ellagat Mrs. Bridget, h Bacon Ellagat John, hatter, h Bacon Ellegat, Patrick, hatter, h Bacon Elliot Eliza, stitcher, hds Main, over Chapman's store Elliot Patrick, hatter, h Sheridan Ellison Richard, furrier, h Beaver Elwell Andrew J., boot maker, h Balmsforth av Elwell John, laborer, bds North Elwell Lewis, milkman, h North llfain Elwell William, meat peddler, h North Ellwood Leroy, hatter, h Mill Plain road Elsey Joseph, hatter, bds Wooster Ely Abijah P., builder, h White Ely Henry C., hatter, h Elm Ely John, hatter, h Beaver Ensign Maniey, joiner, h Liberty Erwin J olm, hatter, h Centre Evarts Mrs. Joseph E., h Town Hill. av

F Fagan Philip,.laborer, h Wooster Fahey Nancy, bds Cherry

.• ~ahey Patrick, bds Cherry Fairchild Beers, hatter, h Spring Fairchild E. P., h Balmsforth av Fairchild Francis, (F. & Stone,) h Elm Fairchild George, bds Spring Fairchild Hanford, shirt manufacturer, e I ves and Railroad

av., bds Wooster House

" . The Beautiful Florence," at Morehouse & Heath's.

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Fairchild Mrs. Esther A., h Montgomery FAIRCHILD & STONE, groceries, Elm n Main Fairweather Walter P., hatter, h River Fancher John, carriage blacksmith, h rear Elm Fanning Francis, ~ngineer, h Mountainville

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FANTON H. B., President Danbury Shirt Manufacturing Co., h White

Fanton Henry N., grocery and h c Main and Elm Fanton John, machinist, h Spring Fanton, J. H., proprietor bridge saloon, bds Main c North Fanton Mrs. Nancy, h Main, above Franklin Fanton Robert, joiner, h Rabbit Hill Fanton Sherwood, joiner, h Spring FANTON T. B., watches, jewelry, &c., Main, h North Main Fanton Thomas B. Jr., bds North Main · Fanton Thomas, farmer, h North Farrell Margaret, hat trimmer, bds Franklin Farrell Sarah, hat trimmer, bds Spring Faulkner Lawrence, farmer, h Soath Fay Mrs. Ann, h Deer. Hill a.v Fay Thomas, engineer, h White Feeks Thaddeus, tarmer, h Morris Feelan John, laborer, h North Fenn Alice E., stitcher, bds Main, over Chapman's store Fenn Ransom, hatter, h: Spring Fenner George, hatter, hElm Fenning Francis, hatter, bds West FerTy Frank P., paper box maker, h Highland av Ferry George, hatter, h Railroad av Ferry Libbie L., teacher, bds Railroad av Fields Mrs. Mary, bds Elm Fiesure Alphonso, boot maker, h Main Finnegan Patrick, hatter, h Bacon

Steinwa.y Pianos; • .. J. E. Morris, Agent.


Finucana Simon, brakeman, h n D. & N. R. R. First Congregational Church, Main n West Fisher Emma Jane, bds Bog road Fisher 1-Irs. Mary, h Main, below Wooster Fi~her Warren, hatter, h Bog road Fitzgerald Willia:m, tailor, h George Fitzgibbons John, laborer, h Railroad av Fitzsimmons Daniel, dyer, h Highland av Fitzsimmons Mrs. Maryj h ·white Flagler George, hatter, bds Town Hill av Flagler Griffin, hatter, h Town Hill av Flagler Theodore, hatter, bds South Main Flannigan John, farmer, h North Main Flannigan Patrick, hatter, bds Spring Fleming Rev. John, bds Centre Fleming Mary, bds Balmsforth av Fleming Thomas, laborer, h Turner Flieg S. W., tailor and h Main, opp. Concert Hall Flint Harrison, h Main, below Franklin Flynn James, hatter, h East Liberty Flynn John, hatter, bds East Liberty Foley Patrick, hatter, h South Foley Patrick, laborer, h Turner Foley Thomas, laborer, h Cottage Foot Abel, hatter, h Town Hill av Foote Elijah, bds Town Farm Foote George, hatter, h Bacon Foote G. D., hatter, h 11Iain, above Franklin Forbes Mrs. Alice, boarding house, Liberty Fore C., hatter, h Elm Fortune Margaret, bat trimmer, bds Balmsforth av Fortune Mary Ann, bds Balmsforth av Foster Benjamin, joiner, h Pleasant av

Best Sewing Machines, at Morehouse & Heath's,

DANBURY DII~ECTORY.

Foster George E., (F. Bros.) h Prospect Foster Joel G., (F. Bros.) h n Town Hill av Foster Martin, bookkeeper, h Town Hill av Foster Timothy, joiner, h Town Hill av

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FOSTER BROTHERS, lumber dealers, doors, sash and blinds, &c. Delay; [See adv. col'd page, opposite.]

Fowler Charles, farmer, h Mill Plain Fowler George, hatter, h Mill Plain Fowler Mrs. Jane, h Main, above Franklin Fox Martin, hatter, h Gas Hill Fox Michael, laborer, h Highland av Francis William, hatter, bds Stevens Freeland John, laborer, h South Freele John, hatter, h Triangle Freeman Benjamin, bds Freeman Freeman Mrs. Sally, h Freeman French SpencerS., bar tender, hIves Frisbie Rev. A. L., h Main, opp. Pahquioque Hotel Fritz Ferdinand, furrier, h Franklin Fry Andrew W., joiner, h Centre Fry Charles, farmer, h New

, Fry Jacob J., farmer, h Wooster --~'--Fry James, joiner, h Centre

Fry John, farmer, h New Fry Robert vV., farmer, h Wooster Fuller Alfred, city expressman, h Orchard

G Gaffney Edward, laborer, h Sherwood's Laue Gage, Mrs. Charles, h Miry Brook Gage Milton, farmer, h Miry Brook Gain Arthur, machinist, bds Spring Gallagher Margaret, bds Stevens


'TO J;)ANBUEY DIRECTORY.

Ganson, Mrs. Hannah, bds Town Farm Ganung Mrs. Harriet, h Miry Brook Ganung John, farmer, bds Miry Brook Ganung Oscar, farmer, h Miry Brook Ganung Peter, farmer, h Miry Brook Ganung William, hatter, bds Miry Bro!)k Gardiner T. Jefferson, physician, h West c Jefferson Garrison James, laborer, h Main n West Gartney, Samuel, hatter, h Wooster Garvey Michael, hatter, h Bacon Gaull Abel, laborer, h Franklin Gaunt J. C., painter, h Bacon Gerty Owen, laborer, h Turner Getcli:fle John, hatter, bds Railroad av Gibson Edward, farmer, h Miry Brook Gibson James, railroad overseer, h Town Hill av Gilbert E. M., grocery and h North GILBERT EGBERT W., (G. & ~oughton,) h Division Gilbert E. R., boarding house, Main, below Wooster House Gilbert George, hatter, h Main, above the bridge Gilbert & Boughton, builders, West n Main Gilbride John, laborer, h Selleck's Block Gilday James, gardener, bds Centre Gilday Maria, bds West Gillespie Lydia, bds West c WilHam Gillette N. P., (N. P. G. & Co.) h Bank Gillette Nathan, dry goods, Main, h Foster Gillette N. P. & Oo., dry goods, Main Ginty James, hatter, h Franklin Glennon John, hatter, h Main Glover Carlos W., joiner, h Spring GLOVER WILLIAM 0., pattern maker, White. [See adv.

page 39.]

The Wheeler & Wilson; at Morehouse & Heath's.

))AN!3URY DIRECTORY,

Glover Roswell B., joiner, h Franklin Godwin George, marble cutter, bds Elm Godwin George, laborer, h Spring Godwin James, harness maker, bds Spring Godwin Louisa, bds Spring Godwin Sarah, hat trimmer, bds Spring Golden Mrs. Julia, h North Main Goodale Charles E., hatter, h Franklin GOODALE FREDERICK W., mason, h Town Hill av Goodwin Mrs. Lydia, h Spring Gorman: John, saloon, Turner Gould Almon, farmer, h Freeman Gould Ammon, mason, h Locust av Gould Andrew J., mason, h rear North Gould Mrs. Ellen, dress maker, h ·white Gould Henry, hatter, h Division Grabert Henry, hatter, h Franklin Grady Mrs. Fanny B., bds Deer Hill av Grady Jane, bds Deer Hill av c George Graham Abner K., hatter, h South Main Graham John, variety store, ·white Graham Mrs. Libbie, h Centre Granniss Sidney, hatter, h North Graves George W., tobacco dealer, h White Gray Aggie K., bds Deer Hill av c Wooster Gray Mrs. Betty, milliner, bds Montgomery Gray Mrs. Cora Anna, h Mill Plain Gray Mrs. Ellen K., h Deer Hill av Gray George, joiner, h Liberty Gray .r olm, watchman, h Franklin Gray Mrs. Sarah, h West e New Gray Watson, driver, h Stevens Gray & Holley, millinery and dressmaking, Main

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72 DANBURY lHRECTORY.

Green Barney, bos Town Farm GREENE GARDNER E., tip printer, River, bds Elm Greene Jeremiah, hatter, h Cottage Greene John A., hatter, h William Greene Mary L., bds William Greene Mrs. Polly, h River Gregory Mrs. Achsah, h Montgomery Gregory Alfi·ed, h George Gregory Delia P., bds West c New Gregory Ephraim, h West c New Gregory Mary E., bds West c New GRIDLEY E. R., dentist, Main c White, hElm c New Griffin Mrs. A., h Main, opp. Concert Hall Griffin Mrs. Amy, h Miry Brook Griffin Daniel, laborer, h River Griffin E. S., blacksmith, bds South Griffin H. E., milliner and dressmaker, opp. Concert Hall Griffin J olm, laborer, h Franklin Griffin J. L., groceries, h Main, above Franklin Griffin Margaret, bds North Griffing C. E., coal and wood, h Main Griffing M. H., h Main, opp. Baptist church Grimes Arthur, hatter, h n foot of Locust av Grimm Mrs. Maria, b River·· Gunn Charles H., hatter, h River GUTHRIE W. H., furniture manufacturer and dealer, Main

h New. [See adv. page 27.]

H Hackett John, shoemaker, h William Racket Richard, shoemaker, b William Hagan Arthur, bds South Hagan James G., hatter, h North Main

The Grover & Baker, at Morehouse & Heath's.

DANBURY DIRECTORY,

Hagan .T ohn, hatter, bds South Hagan Lot, tailor, h South Hagan Mary Ann, bds South Hagan Thomas, baker, bds South Haggerty Michael, hatter, h Grassy Plain Haigh Reuben, hatter, h Spring Haley James, laborer, h Turner Hall Ida Virginia, teacher bds Whitlock Hall Martha, hat binder, bds Spring Hall William, hatter, h Gas Hill

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HALL WILLIAM L., blacksmith, West, h Franklin. [See adv. colored page, opposite.]

Hamilton G. N., hatter, h Main Hamilton James, hatter, h White Hamlin Erwin G., clerk, bds West Hamlin, E. G., stationery, h West Hamlin Erwin, photographer, bds West Hamlin I. G. gallery of art, Main, h West Hampton William 0., hatter, h River Hanley John, h Town Hill av Hanlon Timothy, b Liberty Hannon Sarah, bds Spring Hannon William, laborer, h Spring Hardick Mrs. Mary, hat trimmer, h Beaver Hardy Thomas, hatter, h Clapboard Ridge Harris Edwin E., hatter, h Mountainville Hart:is M., clothing, Main, h Delay Harris Seeley, farmer, h Mountainville Hartley Stephen, h Liberty Harvey Mrs. Adelaide, boarding house, Mountainville Harvey Edward, hatter, bds Mountainville Harvey James, painter, h Liberty opp. Delay Harvey John, painter, h Stevens

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74 D..\.NBURY Dli:EC'TORY.

Harvey John T., (H. & Corsa,) h Stevens Harvey Sarah, hat trimmer, bds Mountainville HARVEY & 00RSA, lwuse and sign painters, 2d door

south of Baptist church. [See adv. col'd page, opposite.]

Hassett Charles, hatter, bd~ Triangle . Hatch Misses, cltildrens' boardiug school, M aiu, n South

Hatch Mills, h Main, above Fra11ldin Hatfield Warren, hostler, rooms over Sherwood's stables Hatfield Rev. Wrn., pastor M. E. Chiuch, h Main Haviland Benjamin, teamster, h Town Hill av Haviland D., shoemaker, h OrclJarcl Haviland Isaac, bcls North Haviland Levi, clerk~ It Maple av

. Haviland Orriu, farmer, h n Eailroad Hawes B. E., restaurant, Main Hawley Abel S., (H. & Sayers,) h White Hawley Clark, teamster, h North Hawley Ezra H., butcher, h Franklin RAWLEY REV. FLETCHER J., D. D., rector St. James,

h Delay Hawley Mrs. George, h North Main Hawley Jennie, milliner, bds Montgomery Hawley John G., h Deer Hill av. c George Hawley Thomas C., bds Delay HAWLEY & SAYERS, undertakers, White. [See adv.

col'd page, opposite.] Hawthorne C. D.; cordwainer, h Benedict's Lane Hayes Patrick, hat :finisher, bds White Rayland, Edward L., farmer, h Foster Hearn Patrick, laborer, h Comstock Heath Alfred R., (Morehouse & H.) bds Elm, 1st door from

Main


•

HARVEY i COR.SA, HOUSE, SIGN

-AND-

Ornamental Painting IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.

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GRAINING AND PAPER HANGING.

ALSO DEALERS IN

Paint~, Oil~, White Lead and Varni~h, AND AGENTS FOR

Blakeslee's celebrated Prepared Paints .

.ALL WORK. INTRUSTED TO US WILL .RECEIVE PROMPT .ATTENTION, ·AND OUR CHARGES

ARE INY .A.RI.A.BLY LOW.

Main St1•eet, 2d dOO'f' So·u.th of Baptist Church.

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HAWL.E¥ & SAY-ERS, UNDERlAKERS, .

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Ge.ne.rr:!/ Superintendents oJ funerals.

BJ?.~e·iaif; cw1·e;. y i v.en to l~(/Y i1'1U ou.t amfl P·i·ese"r·u- , ilti.g lJO(Ue.<J.

Furnish EVERYTHIN~ REQUISITE for BuriaJ Pu~pose&.

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Hebard Ha.r"{ey, h White Heddy Simeon, bds Town Farm Heffren Michael, laborer, h Wooster Heinzelman Christian, hatter, h Prospect av Henche M., shoemaker, bds Wooster Honse Hendrick Eli F., physician, h Deer Hill av Henebray, Patrick, machinist, h Railroad av Hennessey Michael, molder, h :rdain Henretta Michael, bar tender, h White Henry Michael, molder, h Main below White Henry Thomas, laborer, h Turner Henry William, h Turner Hevlin James W., shoemaker, h Sheridan· Hickok Almon, shoe dealer, Main, h Deer Hill av Hickok Clark, hatter, h Wooster • Hickok George, hatter, h Miry Brook Hickok Henry, sh~maker,· h Elm Hickok John, hatter, h Miry Brook Hickok William F., hatter, h Division Higby Mrs. Lavina, h Triangle Higgins Anna, hat trimmer, bds Balmsforth av· Higgins Robert, clerk, bds Balmsforth av Higgins Timothy, hatter, h Balm§firth av Higgins William, hatter, bds Bal~"orth av Hil! Mrs. Ann, h East Liberty Hill Elliel, hatter, h South Main Hill Morris, h Balmsforth av Hill William, hatter, bds East Liberty HINCKLEY AMOS, joiner, h Beaver Brook Hine Edward, foreman, h West Hine John, shoemaker, bds North Hinman Charles, batter, h Railroad av Hinman Gideon, hatter, h Liberty

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Hinman Gideon, hatter, bds White Hitchcock Wm. Henry, bill poster, h West Hoag Abbie, hIves Hoag Julia, h I ves Hochimerer Arnie!, hatter, h Franklin Hodge Rev. D. Munson, bds Franklin n Main Hodge George, h Blackburn Hodge Hiram, farmer, h North Hodge Ira, fiu·mer, h King Street Hodge Norman, hatter, h North Hodge Reuben C., bds North Hodges Mrs. Anna, p Spring Hodnott Alfred, hatter, h Triangle Hoffman Andrew, tailor, h Clark Holden Patrick, hatter, h Grassy Plain Holley S. C., (S. C. H. & Co.,) h White c Locust av HOLLEY S.C. & CO., wool hat manufacturers, River Hollister T. H., h Division Hollister T. S., clerk, h Division Holmes Mrs. Drucilla, h Elm Holmes Reuben, farmer,,King Street Holmes Reuben, teacher, h George Holmes Stephen, peddJa-, h River Home Peter, hatter, h Franklin Hopkins Charles A., hatter, h Balmsforth av Hopkins Edward, bookkeeper, h George Hopkins George, (Starr S·. H. & Co.) h Spring Hornblower J. H., h South Main .H~rnsisy John, barber, bds Wooster House Horton Mrs. Emily N., h Main above West Howard David, machinist, bds Turner House Howard James, hatter, h Triangle Howes George, joiner, h North

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Howes James, joiner, h North Hoy Nathan C., blacksmith, h North Hoyt Alfred B., hatter, h River Hoyt Amos, hatter, bds South Hoyt Asa, carman, h Prospect av Hoyt Asa, joiner, h King Street Hoyt Asa Jr., joiner, h King Street

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HOYT AUGUSTUS, hats, caps, and gent's furnishing, Main, h Middle River

Hoyt Charles H., hatter, h South Main Hoyt Curtiss C., mason, h c West and William Hoyt Mrs. Cynthia, h Wooster Hoyt Daniel, band box maker, h Patch Hoyt David B., laborer, h Cottage Hoyt Elijah, h Main, below Franklin Hoyt Ezra 0., lightning rods, h South Hoyt F. C., insurance agent, Main, h Town Hill av Hoyt George W., joiner, h North Main Hoyt Giles, hatter, h Main, above the bridge Hoyt Granville W., hatter, h Montgomery Hoyt Henry A., shoemaker, h George Hoyt Horatio, hatter, h Boughton Hoyt Mrs. Huldah, bds South Main Hoyt Mrs. Julia, h South Hoyt Mrs. Lewis S., bds Town Hill av Hoyt Lucius P., president Danbury Bank, h Main, above

the bridge Hoyt Mrs. Martha M., h Clark Hoyt Noah T., grocer, h Town Hill av Hoyt Russell T., grocer, h Town Hill av Hoyt Mrs. Sarah, bds Elm Hoyt Stephen, Main, h Triangle Hoyt Theodore, (Lacey, H. & Co.) bds Main, below the bridge

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Hoyt T. Granville, h Main, below Franklin Hoyt Thomas Jr., joiner, h King Street Hoyt Thomas, joiner, h King Street Hoyt T. R., (T. R. H. & Co.,) h Town Hill av Hoyt T. R. & Cq., provisions, Main Hoyt William F., hatter; h Spring Hoyt William P., hattet·, hElm Hoyt Zerah, (H. & Manley,) h Morris Hubbard Rev. A. C., h ·west, opp. Cong. Church Hubbard Char1es, bookkeeper, bds West Hubbard Henry, hat sizer, h North HubbeU Luman L., insurance agent, post office building, h

'Liberty Hulburt Lucy, stitcher, h Main, below White Hull Aaron B., ti·eight agent, h 'Ives Hull Mrs. Antoinette, h River HULL ANDREW, stoves, crockery and glassware, Main, h

Spring. [See adv. page 28.] Hull Charles, (C. H. & Son,) h Deer Hi1l av. c West Hull Charles & Son, stoves, hardware, &c., Main Hull Edward, farmer, h Park av Hull Edward, bds Miry Brook Hull Frederick A., (C. H. & Son,) bds Deer Hill av. c West Hull George, h Main, opp. depot Hull Isaac, merchant tailor, New York, h Miry Brook ~ull James, bds Miry Bl'Ook · Hull Jarvis, farmer, h Miry Brook Hull Mrs. J., bds Main, below White Hull Sarah N., bds Deer Hill av. c West Humiston Edwin R., hatter, h North Humphries William, hatter, h Spring Hunt Dominick, laborer, h rear Turner Hunt John, laborer, h rear Turner

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Hurd Mrs. Alvin, h Deer Hill av fl]lrd.Ira N., hatter, h New Hurd John, gas worker, h Starr Hurd William, hatter, h Deer Hill av Hurgeon Bridge~ h Boughton Hurlburt Clmrles, shoemaker, bds North Maiu Hurlburt Hugh, joiner, h Division Hurlburt Laura, stitcher, h Main Hurlburt Mrs. Stephen; h Balmsforth av Hurlburt William, h Franklin Husk Alfred, painter, h East. Liberty Husk Mrs. Martha, bds Comstock Husted James, laborer, h Town Hill av Hutchings William H., hatter, h South Main Hyatt Alfi·ed, hatter, h Town Hill av Hyett Wall ace K., hat finisher, bds Cherry

I Ives Mrs George, h Main, n S~vings Bank IVES GEORGE E., hardware, White, bds Main I ves Mrs. Isaac, h ;Balmsforth av

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Ives Isaac W., (I. W. I. & Co.) h Main, n l'ahqnioque IVES ISAAC vV. & CO., lnmbet·, doors, sash, &c., White.

[See adv. outside front cover.] Ives J. M., hardware, &c., Main, h Main

J Jackson Augustus, farmer, h King Street Jackson Barnum T., h King Street Jackson Rev. E. M., h Rihg Street Jackson Frederick, clerk post office, h South Main Jackson Frederick, engineer, hds Spring Jackson George, foreman, h Spring

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Jackson Mrs. J. B., cloak maker, bds Railroad av J aquitlt Jane, bds \Villi am n West J aqui_th -William G., peddler, h William n West Jarvis Eliza, teacher, bds Main, below Franklin Jarvis Foster, joiner, bds Liberty J e'Bine William, cashier savings bank, h Main, above the

· bridge J enldns -William, farmer, h Young Jennings Charles, hatter, bds Liberty Jennings Edward, hatter, bds River Jennings Frederick, hatter, h c Bank and Foster Jennings Henry N., hatter, h Highland av Jennings Isaac N., hardware, Main, h Division JENNINGS J. M., carriage manufacturer and h Centre.

[See adv. outside back cover.] Jennings Morris, shoemaker, h River Jennings Mrs Nathan H., h George Jennings Oscar, earriage maker, h Liberty Jennings Samuel, h South Main

.- Jennings Wales, hatter, bds Deer Hill av. c West Johnson Edward, hatter, bds Franklin Johnson George, hatter, bds Railroad av Johnson George, laborer, h Railroad av Johnson Stephen, laborer, h Frapklin Johnson Thomas, hatter, h Beaver Jones David L., keeper Town Farm, Great Plain road Jones E. M., foreman, h c River and Beaver Jones Mrs. Mary, h Pleasant av Jones Phebe Ann, Town Farm Jones Sarah, teacher, bds Pleasant av JONES TIMOTHY, insurance agent and auctioneer, Tay

lor's Block, h c Liberty and Delay. [See adv. outside back cover.]


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Joy Mrs. Elizabeth h Elm Joyce Charles, shoemaker, h Balmsforth av JUDD ALMON, variety store and h Main, opp. Concert

Hall JUDD E. S., newspaJ)ers and periodicals, Main, opp. Con-

cert Hall Judd Theodore F., hatter, h Elm Judson David, bds Maple av Judson Mrs. Mary S., bds Railroad av

K Kanar Thomas, laborer, h Cottage Kane Connor, hatter, h Triangle Kane Daniel, laborer, h South Kane James, farmer, h Grassy Plain Kane Mrs. J ohannah, h Grassy Plain Kane J obn, hatter, h Cottage Kane John, hatter, h South Kane Katy, laundress, h Turner Kane Michael, laborer, h South Kane Patrick, farmer, h Grassy Plain Kane Thomas, hattet·, h South Katon Lucy, stitcher, bds :Miry Bi·ook Keeler Agnes, h Deer Hill av c Wooster Keeler Francis, printer, bds Deer Hill av c Wooster Keeler Lyman, h Main, below Pahquioque Hotel Keeler Timothy, overseer, h Main, below Franklin K.eeler Zophar, farmer, h Mill Plain Kelley Mrs. Elizabeth, h Miry Brook Kelley John, hatter, h Town Hill av Kelley J. Madison, turner, h South Main Kelley Richard, laborer, h Railroad av Kellogg Norman, mason, h Division c George

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Kendall :1'Irs., h Elm Kennedy Patrick, laborer, h Heaver Kenney John, hatter, h Coal pit Hill Ketchum Jesse, (Osborn & K.,) h So nth Main Kingsmill William, h Main, opp. Fountain Park Kinnay Richard, hatter, h Turner Kinney Alonzo, hatter, h River Kinney Mrs. Bridget, h Boughton Kinney Mrs. Mary, h Wooster Kinsella Peter, hatter, bds West Kinsella William, hatter, h Bog road KNAPP A. B., coal and wood, office Post Oflice building,

h Elm. [See adv. outside hack co\·er.J Knapp Abijah 0., h :1'Iain, below Patch Knapp Alexander, hatter, h North Knapp Azer, farmer, h King Street Knapp Barnum, farmer, h King Street

• Knapp Daniel, farmer, h King Street Knapp Egbert, farmer, h King Street Knapp Ezra, hatter, h Morris Knapp George, farmer, h King Street Knapp Harmon, joiner, h Main, above Franklin Knapp Mrs. Harriet, bds Town Farm Knapp Hart, fanner, h King Street Knapp, James, joiner, h North Knapp John, Jr., joiner, h vVest Knapp Mrs. John, h North Main Knapp Levi, farmer, h King Street Knapp Loren, farmer, h King Street Knapp Oscar, shoemaker, h Main Knapp Othneil, farmer, h King Street Knapp Philo A., house mover, h Stevens Knapp Polly, bds Town Farm


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Knapp R. S., joiner, h Highland av Knapp Mrs. Susan :M., dressmaker, Taylor's Block Knight Mrs. E. A., h White Knowl{ls George, farmer, h Bog ~oad Knox Andrew, (A. K. & CQ.,) h Elm Knox A. T., shoemaker, bds Wooster House Knox Hannam, bootmaker, h Main c Franklin

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KNOX A. & CO., house and sign painters, and dealers in pa1nts and oils, White. [See adv. col'd page, opposite.].

Kray Mrs., h Town Hill av Kyfer Harry, bds Railroad av Kyle John, hatter, bds Gas Hill I~le William, laborer, h Gas Hill Kyle William, Jr., bds Gas Hill

L Lacey Sylvester, farmer, h King Street Lacey William F., (L., Hoyt & Co.,) h Main Lacey William F., physician, h Main, below Pahquioque

Hotel Lacey & Downs, fur cutting and forming, River Lacey, Hoyt & Co., fur hat manufacturers, White LaChance Thomas, shoemaker, bds Davis House Ladd Maggie, bds Main, below White Lahey Edward, hatter, h Clark Lake Charles H., hatter, bds South Main Lake C. H., blacksmith, h Main, above Franklin Lake Francis, engineer, h North Main Lake Frank, joiner, h South Main Lake George, h'atter, h East Liberty Lake John, i1at finisher, bds Comstock Lake Joseph, hatter, h Comstock Lake Mary, hat trimmer, bds Comstock

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Lamb Charles W., hat finisher, h River LANE HENRY, billiard saloon and house, North Main Langing Mary, h rear Deer Hill av Larkey Samuel, hatter, bds Beaver Larkin Ellen, h South Main Larkin George, joiner, h George Larkin Michael, hatter, bds South Main Laven Patrick, 'hatter, h Cottage Lavey Thomas, laborer, h Clark Law John, stone cutter, h rear North Lawrence William G., shoemaker, bds North Main Layman George C., hatter, h Blackburn Layton Michael, hatter, bds Town Hill av Layton Stephen, hatter, h Town Hill av Leach Alice, paper box maker, bds West Leach William, joiner, h Spring Leach William T., driver, h Balmsforth av Leary Anna, laundress, bds Cottage Lechancha T., shoemaker, bds Wooster House Lee Mrs.'Catharine, h saddle factory, South Main Lee David, painter, h Military Hall building Lee John, mason, h George Leffingwell Mrs. Mary B., bds Deer Hill av Lemiux A., shoemaker, bds Wooster House .Lent Belle, hat trimmer, bds Spring Leonard John, shoemaker, bds North Leonard Mrs. Julia A., h South Main Leppert Charles, barber, h East Liberty Lessey 0. B., farmer, h North Lessey Mrs. Ruth, h Montgomery Lewis Mrs. Clarissa J., h River Lewis Frederick A., hatter, h Cherry Lewis Henry, farmer, h Miry Brook


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Lewis J olm II., hatter, 'h Miry Brook Lewis Mrs. Margaret, h Elm Lewis Mrs. Margat·et, U)U"se, h Maple av Lewis Robert J., hatter, h William Lewis Mrs. Sarah, boarding honse, Main n Depot Light J olm, laborer, h West Lindsley Alexandet·, farmer, h Main, above Franklin Linster John, carman, h Comstock Lloyd Cqok, hatter, h Triangle Lobdell Mrs. Ann, h Park av Lobdell George, farmer, bds Park av Lobdell Lewis, hatter, h Triangle Lobdell Nathan, farmer, bds Park av Lobdell Walter, hatter, bds West Loftus Thomas, farmer, h Mill Plain Logan Michael, farmer, h Main Logan W. S., bds Turner Honse Loomis George, hatter, bds South Lounsbury Thomas A., clerk, h New Lovelace Mrs. Clarinda, bds Montgomery Lovelace George, h Main, opp. Fountain Park

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Lowenberg Nathan, (L. & Brother,') h Exchange Place Lowenberg Solomon, (L. & Brother,) h Exchange Place Lowenberg & Brothe1·, fancy goods, Exchange Place, Main Lucas Henry, laborer, h George Lunberg Nathan, h Main, opp. Danbm·y Savings Bank Lutz Stephen, tailor, bds Davis House Lynch Mrs., h Elm Lynch Mrs. Catharine, laundress, h Gra.sSy Plain Lynch J olm, hatter, h Triangle Lynch Mrs. Mary, boarding house, Spring Lynch Michael, hatter, h Elm • Lynch Michael, hatter, h Grassy Plain

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Lynes Benjamin, h Park av Lyon Charles, hatter, h Division Lyon George F., hatter, h Montgomery Lyon Mrs. Harriet, bds Town Farm Lyon Mrs. Rebecea, h River Lyon Theod01·e, farmer, h Miry Brook Lyon William, machinist, h River

M Mabie Mrs. Adeline, h Cherry Mabie Frank, joiner, bds Cherry Mabie Loretta J., stiteher, bds Cherry Mabie Mark, joiner, h King Street · Madigar Miehael, laborer, bds n D. & N. R. R. M!gee George, mason, h North Maher Dennis, laborer, h Montgomery Mahoney D., laborer, h near Boughton Mahoney Daniel, tailor, h Comstock Main John N., agent Danbury Shirt Factory, h Spring Main Samuel A., sewing machine repairer, h Spring :Malady Catharine, boarding house, Selleek's block Malady John, laborer, li Selleck's block Mallory Charles A., bookkeeper, bds New Mallory E. A., fur hat manufacturer, cor. River and Beaver,

hNew Manion Mark, laborer, h East Liberty Manion John, hatter, h North Manion Mrs. Mary, laundress, h rear Turner Manion Timothy, hatter, h Wooster Mansfield Edward l<'., tinner, bds Comstock Mansfield Frederick J., bookkeeper, bds Comstock Mansfield Georg~, mason, h Patch Mansfield L. K., h Maple av

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DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Mansfield Philo F., ioiner, h Comstock Mansfield Thomas, i1atter, h foot of Deer Hill av Mansfield William, coal office, Main, h Spring Mansfield William, bookkeeper, h Spring Manville R. C. L., carriage trimmer, bds Turner House Marsh Elbert, hatter, bds Great Plain road Marsh John, saloon, River, h West Marsh Philo J., farmer, h Great Plain road Marshall Horace, cabinet maker, h Main, cor. Centre Martin Mrs. Helen, h Cherry Martin James, hatter, h North Martin Michael, h Wooster Mason Charles, grocer, h Stevens Matthews Amos, shoemaker, h North May Mrs. Belinda, bds Town Farm May Julius, upholsterer, bds Wooster Mayer Leopold, painter, h Clark McAllister Colan, hatter, h Bethel turnpike McAnertney Daniel, hatter, h South McA.voy J\1.rs. Mary, h Hull's BlocK McAvoy Mrs. Mary, h Sheridan MeA voy Mary, hat trimmer, bds Slwridan McCabe Ellen, hat trimmet·, bds Spring McCabe Katy, hat trimmer, bds Spring McCall Andrew, cigar maker, h Liberty JIIIcCarthy Bridget, laundress, h Grassy Plain McCarthy Charles, laborer, h opp. Gas W orke McCarthy Daniel, laborer, h Railroad av McCarthy·Elizabeth, stitcher, bds Cherry McCarthy Patrick, laborer, h Town Hill av McCarthy Samuel, hatter, h Wooster McCoy Mrs. Ann, h Main, opp. Baptist church :McCoy Dennis, furrier, h River


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McCoy James, hatter, h rear Turner McCreedy Elin, bds Elm McCreedy Frank, hatter, h Elm McCue 'Cornelius, hat finisher, h MQrris McCune Hugh, blacksmith, h New McDermott Charles, hatter, h Elm MeDermott' Cormick, hatter, h Clapboard Ridge McDermott James, hatter, h Cherry McDermott John, hatter, h Morris McDermott J olm, Jr., hatter, bds Morris McDermott M;ichael, hatter, h East Liberty McDermott Terrence, hatter, h Deer Hill av McDermott Thomas, hatter, h Cottage McDonald Allen, h West McDone Thomas, laborer, h rear Turner McDonald Theodore, (White & McD.) bds West M.cFilmy James., clerk, bds White McFilmy Michael, saloon, White McGinnis Peter, saloon, South, h Bethel McGarrigle Terrence, m~son, h South Main McGowan Mrs. Catharine, h Wooster McGrath Patrick, hatter, bds West McGuire, Thomas, laborer, bds Cottage McRann Charles, hatter, h East Liberty McRann Mrs. Horace, h Bethel turnpike McKay Francis, butcher, h Franklin McKay Thomas, hatter, h North McKenna, David, hatter, bds Franklin McKenney Levi, hatter, h South, foot of Main McKirtle Thomas, hatter, h Main, above Franklin McLarkey Mrs. Mary, h rear Turner McLEAN BROTHERS, dry and fancy goods, Griffing's

block

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McLean Alexander, (McLean Brothers,) h Montgomet•y McLean Robert, (McLean Brothers,) h Montgomery McLeary John, hatter, h Beaver McMahon Mary, bds Liberty McMahon Michael, shoemaker, h Liberty McMahon Michael, hatter, bds Main, near the depot McMahon Patrick, switchman, h Bacon McMann Martin, hatter, h North MeN abb James, furrier, h Deer Hill av McNabb Robert, hatter, h near Starr MeN ally Peter,. hatter, h Deer Hill av MeN eil James, hatter, h Railroad av McNiff Anna, hat trimmer, bds Fmnklin McNulty Bartley, laborer, h saddle factory, South Main McPhilemy Edward, bar tender, h Town Hill av McStay Bridget, bds Railroad av McStay Catharine, bds Railroad av

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Mead Frederick M., sup't N. Y., H., & N. R. R., bds White Mead Mrs. Mary E., seamstress, h East Liberty Mead Mrs. Mary F., bds Spring Mead Ralph, farmer, h White Meath Mrs. Mary, h Spring Meder Charles, batter, h Elm Meder Charles, Jr., hatter, bds Elm Meder John, hatter, h Elm Meder William, hatter, h Beaver Meeker Daniel, h West Meeker D. 0., h South Main Meeker Mrs. Fanny, bds South Main Melvin Patrick, laborer, h South Main Melvin Patrick J., hatter, bds South Main Melvin Patrick 2d, hatter, h South Main Melvin Thomas, hatter, h South Main

Piano Stools and Covers, at J. E. Morris'. l2

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Merritt Charles, (M. & Cone,) h Fairview av Merritt Charles H., h Main, below FrankHn Merritt Gilbert, joiner, h Montgomery Merritt Jacob, farmer, h Main, below Franklin Merritt Mrs. Lydia M., 'bds George Merritt William R., hatter, h George MERRITT & CONE, boot and shoe manufacturers, North

Main Methodist Episcopal Church, Main, below West MEYERS JACOB, cigars and tobacco, Main, bds Wooster

House. [See adv. page 30.] Meyers M., cigars, Main, bds Wooster House Meyers Samuel, clerk, bds Main Miles William R., joiner, h Locust av Miller Albert, butcher, h Hank Mille1· Isaac, barber, h Franklin Miller Jason, farmer, h Miry Brook M1Her John, hatter, h Patch Miller John, barber, h Griffing's block :Miller J. H., harness maker, h Liberty Mitchell M., shoemaker, bds Wooster House MOEGLING LOUIS, dyer, White, h White c Balmsforth

av. [See adv. outside fi·ont cover.] Moore Mrs. Jane E., h Elm Moore James, hatter, h Sheridan Moore James, laborer, h North Main Moore John, farmer, h Patch Moore Thomas, farmer, h Miry Brook Moore Mrs., h Montgomery

' Mootry Margaret, h West Mootry Mary, h West Moran Francis, (A. Knox & Co.) h Gas Hill Moran Frank, painter, h Comstock


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Moran John, hatter, h Town Hill av Moran Mrs. Mary, h Turner Moran Michael, laborer, bds Turner Moran Patrick, hatter, h Town Hill av Moran Thomas, mason, h Turner Moran Thomas, laborer, h Comstock

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Morehouse Aaron, (M. & Heath,) Main, residence 38 John street, Hartford

Morehouse Ammon, fa1·mer, h Gas Hill Morehouse Anna, bds Main, n Savings Bank Morehouse Jesse, blacksmith, h South Main Morehouse John, farmer, h Beaver Brook MOREHOUSE & HEATH, sewing machines and :findings,

Main n White. [See adv. outside front cover, and left hand foot lines.] -i

Morgan Daniel, hatter, h Miry Brook - Morgan Edson, hatter, h Spring Morgan Peter, hatter, hElm Morgan Philander, hatter, h South Morg&n Randolph, joiner, bds Railroad av Morris Mrs. Betsey L, h Wooster Morris Elijah, hatter, h Mill Plain Road Morris E. S., clerk, h Stevens MORRIS J. E., musical merchandise and instruments, Tay

lor's ·Block, h West. [See adv. front cover, opp. name, and right hand foot lines.]

Morris John B., hatter, h Wooster Morris Orlando, batter, b Wooster Morris Theodore, clerk, h Balmsforth av Morris William D., hatter, h Main c Franklin Morrissey Andrew, laborer, h Railroad av Morrison S. W., tailor, Main, h c New and Montgomery Morse Ira, farmer, h South

Steinway Pianos, J. E. Morris, Agent.

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Morton Albert, tool maker, h East Liberty Morton J olm, hatter, bds Turner Mould Thomas A., lab01·er, h Stevens Muldoon Mrs. Bridget, h Elm Mu11eny .Jeremiah, hatter, h Grassy Plain Mulvey hill J olm, laborer, h Turner Munger William, hatter, h Cottage Munroe David, mason, h North Munroe Georg-e, hatter, h North Mmpliy Mrs. Anna, h West Mnrphy H ngh, laborer. h rear "'\Vhite Jnurpliy Martin, helpe1·, h Sonth Mm'phy Michael, laborer, l1 Boughton Mnrpliy Michael, grocery and h South Main Murphy Micliael, hatter, h lii~hla.nd av Murphy Patrick, hatter, bds Main, n Depot Murphy William J., hatter, h Cottage Murray James, laborer, h Yonng Murray James, hatter, h Bacun Murray Martin, hat finisher, h Taylor's Lane Murr~y Mrs. Mary, h Bacon Murray Owen, hatter, h South Murray Patrick, hatter, h South MmTay Peter, laborer, h East Liberty liURRA Y RICI-IARD M., house arid sign painter, and

dealer in paint.s and oils, Elm, h North. [See adv. page 39.]

Murray Thomas, laborer, h South Myers Henry, hborer, h Wooster Mygatt Jane, h Deer Hill av

N Nary Thomas, hatter, h South Main


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Nash Frank R., machinist, h Pleasant av Nash Patrick, mason, h South Nash Raymond, oysters and vegetables, Main Nash Thomas, mason, h South Near Mrs. Emily, bds Comstock Neil Thomas, furrier, h West n Bridge N ell{gan Michael, laborer, h Gas Hill Newberry Henry, hatter, h Stevens Nichols David P., state t1·easurer, h Main c Boughton Nichols G. K., (H. Crofut & Co.,) h .Main c Boughton Nichols Rollo, (H. Crofut & Co.,) h Deer Hill av Nickerson Mrs. Nelson, h Stevens Nolan Alfred G., hat finisher, bds Park av Nolan John B., hat finisher, h Park av Nolan John H., life insurance agent, bds Main c Elm Nolan Mrs. Mary Ann, h Park av Norman William, hatter, h North Norris Benjamin, farmer, h Miry Brook Norris B. C., (B. D. N. & Son,) h Maple av Norris B. D., (B. D. N. & Son,) h Miry Brook

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NORRIS B. D. & Son, manufacturers soda water, and bot. tiers of ale, "White. [See adv. colored page, opposite.]

Norris Mrs. David. h Stevens Norris G~orge, butcher, h Boughton Norris George, (B. D. N. & Son,) bds Davis House Norris George M., market, h Boughton Northrop John B., joiner, h Comstock Northrop Mrs. Rufus, h Railroad av Northrop Seth, hatter, h East Liberty Nortlu;op Warner W., (N. & Co.) h Railroad av Northrop & Co., stationery, and picture frames, Main Norton Antoinette, dressmaker, bds Delay N OI-ton Mrs. Cynthia, h Delay

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Norton J nlia, dressmaker, bds Delay N 01-ton Sarah, dressmaker, bds Delay Nostrand Mrs. Robert, hat trimmer, h White

0 Oakley Morris, shoemaker, bds Main, below North O'Boy Bryan, laborer, h Sheridan O'Brien Oatherine, bds Balmsforth av O'Brien, Charles, hatter, h Gas Hill O'Brieri Daniel, laborer, h D.eer Bill av O'Brien Dennis, blacksmith, bds Main n depot O'Brien Ellen, bds Balmsforth av O'Brien John, laborer, h Railroad av O'Brit:m Ossie; h Railroad av

· 0'-Byrnd J. J., painter, bds Wooster House Odell Ira, tinner, bds Deer Hill av c West O'Donnell Michael, hat former, h Gas Hill OLMSTEAD FREDERICK S., builder and contractor, h

North. [Se~ adv. col'd page, opposite.] Olmstead George, hatter, h Town Hill av Olmstead Hiram, hatter, h Beaver Olmstead John, clerk, h Montgomery Olmstead J. 0., h Locust av Olms'tead Lockwood, wagon maker, h New Olmstead Sanford, h George O'Rourke Patrick, hatter, h South Main Osborne David, market, Main, c Liberty, h Main OsJ:>orne Elias, h North Main OSBORNE HARVEY, variety store, Main, h Elm. [See

adv. page 35.] Osborne Harvey, carriage maker, bds Balmsforth av Osborne Henry, carriage maker, h Balmsforth av Osborne H. B., carriage manufacturer, h Dalmsforth av


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DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Osborne H. L., bookkeeper, bds Balmsforth av Osborne James H., painter, bds Uottage Osborne J. W., (J. W. 0. & Co.,) h South Main Osborne J. W. & Co., opera house shades, M.ain Osborne Joseph, h South Main Osborne Rev. Levi, h Town Hill av Osborne Lewis, mason, h Miry Brook

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OSBORN PLATT S., Pahquioque livery, Main, bds Pah-quioque hotel. [See adv. page 31.]

Osborne S. C., saloon, South Main, h South Osborne Mrs. Sherwood E., h South Main Ousey William, machinist, h JVIain

p .Page Frank, hatter, h Mairi :above Franklin Paine Eunice M., h rear South Main Paine Mrs. H. J., dressmaker, h Centre Palmer Mrs. Jane, h River, c Elm Parish M111. F. '1'., h Y 0ung Parmelee Alvah, clerk, h Balmsforth av Parmelee Mrs. Mary A., h Liberty Parmelee Samuel C., (Scofield, Starr & Co.) bds Liberty Parslow John, coachman, h Deer Rill av-Parsons Abel, mason, h Division Parsons David, mason, h South Parsons Hezekiah, mason, h Wooster Partrick Edward J., life insurance agent, h Main, a:hovePatch Patch Anthony W., machinist, h Stevens .·. Patch C. M., tip printer, bds Wooster House -~~· Patch Comfort, tip printer, h Military H.all 1Bl,ock Patch Edward, h West Patch Josephine, hat trimmer, bds River Patch Sarah, hat trimmer, bds River

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Patch W. K., tip printer, bds Wooster House Patchen Arthur, mason, bds Town Hill av Patrick Eleanor, h Centre Patterson John W., shoemaker, h East Liberty Pavey John, farmer, h rear South Payne Harmon, hatter, h Franklin Payson A. T., physician, bds West c New Peck Ammon T., comb manufacturer, Railroad av. h White Peck Delia M., hat trimmer, bds Liberty PeckS. S., (P. & Wildman,) h Stevens PECK & WILDMAN, grocers, Main, opp. Wooster House Peeker George, musician, h King Street Pelley Katy, bds Spring Pelley Maggie, bds Spring Penfield Sophia, physician, bds Main, opp. Pahquioque

Hotel Penny Mrs. C. E., h Spring Pepper Paulina, tailoress, h New PERRY HENRY, tin worker and roofer, Main, h Pleasant Perry Hiram, hatter, h Balmsforth av Peters Dolly Ann, h East Liberty Peters Lois, machinist, h Wooster Peters Lyman H., barber, h Liberty Pettit David, laborer, h Elm Pettit Heber, hatter, h Elm Pettit Samuel, hatter, h Morris Phillips Mrs. Elizabeth, h Morris Phillips Sarah M., bds Morris Phillips Mrs. George P., h Town Hill av Phillips Han:i~t, h Montgomery Phillips Mrs. Margaret, h Foster Pickering Charles, clerk, h Railroad av Pickett Aaron, hatter, h Division

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DANBURY DlRECTORY.

Pierce Aaron, farmer, h King Street Pierce Albert, farmer, h King Street. Pike Charles, engineer D. & N. R. R., h M!tple a.v Pike Charles, hatter, h Spring Pine Alexander, hatter h Cherry Pine .fames Wallace, h Cherry Pine William, dyer, h Cherry Platt Anna E., teacher, bds Montgomery Platt H. B., farmer, h Montgomery Platt Lyman, tax collector, h Main, above Franklin Platt Phebe M., dressmaker, bds Main Plaut Jacob A., clerk, bds Wooster House Plaut Joseph D., fancy goods, bds Wooster 1\0use Polly Henry, joiner, bds Beaver Pond N. C., teacher, h George ·• Porter Mrs. ~aria, bds Stevens Porter William, furner, h Stevens Potter J. M., music store, h Division Potter Luther S., h Division Pratt Mrs. Abbie, h South Main Pratt Albert D., joiner, h East Liberty Pratt Charles, laborer, h South Main Pratt John, farmer, h near foot Deer Rill av Pratt Mrs. Sarah, h Main c Turner Pratt William, laborer, bds South' Main Pugsley M-rs. Mary A., hat trimmer, h Main Pulling Albert, conductor D. & N. R. R., hElm Purdy Amos, laborer, h William Purdy Augustus, hatter, h Deer Hill av Purdy Charles, hatter, bds William Purdy GeorgeS., hatter, bds Deer Rill av Purdy Harriet M., bds Deer Hill av Purdy Henry H., joiner, bds Division

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Purdy Horace, life insurance agent, h William Purdy Mrs. Loui~a, bds~Division Putnam Mrs., h Maple av

Q Quien~~.Christian, hatter, h Spring Quieu George, gardener, h Clapboard Ridge Qui en George, Jr., hatter, h Clapboard Ridge Quien Henry, hatter, h Clapboard Ridge Quinn James, laborer, h Bethel Turnpike Quinn Eliza, bds Franklin Quinn Michael, laborer, h West Quintard Ch:trles~A., bookkeeper, bds Balmsforth av

• R Randall William G., (R. & Bradley,) h Balmsforth av RANDALL & BRADLEY, graceries and provisions, Main,

n West. [See adv. page 32.] Ratchford Daniel, laborer, h saddle factory, South Main Ratchford James, hatter, h Taylor's Lane Ratchford William P., furrier, h River Rau Charles, furrier, bds Spring Rawlings, Mrs. Gen. J. A., h :Salmsforth av Ray Elizabeth, h Souut Main Ray George, hatter, h Trlangie Ray Mary, h South M;tin Raymond Avery B., fruit, &c., Main, h Balmsforth av Raymond Cyrus, hatter, h New Raymond Cyrus, (Union Hat Co.) h River Raymond Daniel, farmer, h Miry Brook Raymond Elizabeth, bds Stevens Raymond Emma, stitcher, bds River RAYMOND GEORGE M., mason, h Bank

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DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Raymond George, machini.st, bds Franklin· Raymond John, hatter, h Main, above Franklin Raymond John D., hatter, h Stevens Raymond Lyman, tailor, h Franklin Raymond Theodore, joiner, bds River Raymond William W., h Spring Reach George, miller, h Franklin Read C. H., patent hat ventilator, bds Wooster House Read Hanson, bds Balmsforth av Read Henry L., tip printer, h Balmsforth av Read Mrs. Thomas, h Main, n the bridge Redding Martin, hatter, h Beaver Redfield Robert, mason, h West Redman James, hatter, h Cherry Reed Arthur :P., (R., Stevens & Co.,) h West, c New Reed Charles, h Liberty n Delay Reed Charles, h West Reed, Stevens & Co., shirt manufacturers, New, n West Reilly Anna, bds Centre Reilly John H., life ins. agent, bds Main, c Elm Reilly Matthew, laborer, h Railroad av Reinhart Rudolph, hatter, h Wooster Repp Nicholas, hatter, h Clapboard Ridge Reynolds Hiram, farmer, h Miry Brook Reynolds 0. B., (I. W. Ives & Co.,) h Stony Hill Reynolds & Darling, R. R. contractors, Stony Hill Rice Francis B., h Town Hill av Rice Samuel, shoemaker, h Liberty Richardson Lyman, h William Richie Abel, furrier, bds Beaver

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Richmond James, straw hat manufacturer, h Main, cFrankli:n RIDER W. J., dentist, Bacon's building, h West. [See adv.

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Ridge Wesley, hatter, h So nth Riordan Francis, hatter, h White Riordan Mrs. Mary, dres.-;maker, bds ·white Ripley Edward, clerk, h Stevens RITTON E. D., photographer, Ma.in, h Stevens, c Mont·

gomery. [See adv. page 31.] Robinson Mrs. Charity, laundress, h Foster Robinson Charles, fish market, Main, h Fmnldin Robinson Emeline 0., hat trimmer, bds Liberty Robinson Henry T., hatter, h Elm Robinson Joseph, hatter, hElm Robinson _..Mary J., hat trimmer, bds Elm Robinson Mrs. Melissa, hat trimmer, h White Robinson P., furrier, h Balmsforth av Robinson Thomas, h Elm ' Robinson ·warren, carman, bds White Robinson "William, foreman, bds Elm Robinson William D,, hatter, h East Liberty Rockwell Burr, h Liberty Rockwell John T., farmer, h Park av Rodgers Mrs. Eliza, h Wooster Roff Benjamin, clerk, h West Roff George, joiner, h Main, above Franklin Roff Georgiana, bds Main, above Franklin Roff Horace, salesman, h Main, above Franklin Roff Horace, hatter, h Main Rofi' John G., hatter, h South Roff Rosa W., bds Main, above Franklin Roff Ward, bar tender, bds Turner House Roff Ward A., hatter, bds South Rogers James, bds Town Farm Rogers 0. A., watches, etc., bds c White and Granville a-r Roland Burr, shoe '!;tore, h Main, c Franklin


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DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Roland Mrs. Mary, h New Romans Mrs. Elizabeth, h Wooster Rome George, box maker, h Franklin Rome Elizabeth, paper box maker, bds North Rooney Mrs. Ann, h Wooster Rooney Mrs. Ann, h Town Hill av Rooney John, laborer, h Wooster

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Rooney Lawrence, saloon, h Mai.n, opp. Fountain Park Rooney Matthew, laborer, h Spring .Rooney Patrick, laborer, h Starr Rooney Patrick, laborer, h Cottage Rooney Thaddeus, hatter, h Wooster Roscoe Henry, shoemaker, h Bethel Turnpike Roseboom Mrs. Betsey, h Franklin Roseboom Burton L., bar tender, h North Roseboom Hattie, bds Franklin RoEemond B., tailor, h Main, above Liberty Rotchford Patrick, laborer, h Bethel Turnpike Rourke John, hatter, h Cherry Rowan John, h Main, below depot Rowan Mrs. Martha, paper box maker, h River Rowan. Peter, farmer, h North Ruggles Mrs. Nancy, bds Town Farm Rumpff Albert, hatter, h Bethel Turnpike Rundle Samuel H., (R. & White,) h Deer Hill av Rundle & White, wool hat manufacturers, River Russell James, farmer, h Hull's Block Rutan Ryner, boot maker, h North Ryan Mrs. Harriet, h rear William Ryan James, laborer, h West Ryan James, hatter, h Liberty Ryan John, laborer, h Turner Ryan John, molder, h Town Hill av

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Ryan Stephen, hatter, h Wooster Ryan Mrs. Martha, h Sherwood's Lane Ryan Mrs. Mary, h Wooster Ryan Terrence, hatter, h Clark Ryan Mrs. Thomas, h Sherwood's Lane Ryder Mrs. Charles, h South Main Ryder D~Laine, bds White Ryder Ella, bds West . Ryder George E., farmer, h toot of Division Ryder Henry, inspector, h Division Ryder William H., bds South Main

s Sallander Bengt P., cutter, h George Sallander E. P., tailor, h George Sandemanian Church, rear Main, opp. Wooster House Sanders Theodore, foreman, bds Railroad av Sands James, laborer, h Railroad av SANDS JESSE, proprietor Turner House, Main, opp. the

Park Sands Michael, laborer, h Turner Sanford Edward, tailor, bds Main, n the depot Sanford Edward E., salesman, h Locust av Sanford Mrs. Eliza A., bds Balmsforth av Sanford E. L., hatter, h North Sanford Joel, hatter, h Balmsforth av Sanford Joel, hatter, h Stevens Saunders Harriet E., bds William Saunders Stephen, hatter, h William Saunders Stephen P., hat :finisher, bds William Savage Mulford F., boot cutter, h North Sayers James, carman, h Railroad av Sayers Robert, (Hawley & S.) h L~berty

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DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Scanlon James, gardener, h Deer Hill av Schetler Frank, hatter, h East Liberty Schleyer Charles, barber, h South Scholdise Joseph, hatter, bds Gas Hill Schumaker, Mrs., h George Scofield C. H., (S., Starr & Co.) h St~mford Scofield Mrs. Julia, h North Main Scofield, Starr & Co., dry goods, Main Scofield William T., hatter, h Main Scollin Francis, hatter, h South Scollins Mrs. Rosa, h Beaver

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SCOTT ALBERT, harness manufacturer, Taylor's Block, h George. [See adv. page 38.]

Scott Albert L., clerk, bds George Scott Arza, farmer, h North Scott Eli, laborer, h Cherry Scott John, engineer, h New Scott John, hatter, h North Scott William, hatter, bds Spring Scribner Charles, hatter, h South Main Scribner David L., hatter, hIves Scribner Henry, farmer, h Park av Scribner, Mrs. Sylvester, h Elm Seaman Charles, painter, h Centre Seaman Lewis H., hatter, h North Sears, Charles, hatter, h ·south Sears Mrs. George, boarding house, White Sears J eunie, hat trimmer, bds Mill Plain Sears Mrs. Marietta, h Mill Plain Sears Mrs. Mary, h Franklin Sears Samuel, hat finisher, bds White Second Congregational Church, W es.t

1 · )]....Seeley Aaron, president Pahquioque Bank, h South Main

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Seeley A. Cook, fur dealer, h B&nk Seeley W. ·P., cashier fahquioque Bank, bds Wooster Rouse Sehallehn 1'heodore, music teacher, h South MaJn Selleck Darius, farmer, h Division o George Selleck Ethan, joiner, h Wooster Selleck Oliver, joiner~ h Pleasa-nt av Selleck Mrs. Polly, bds White Selleck Sturges, h Delay Serrine Elisha, block maker, h Stevens Sexton Mrs. A.M., h Beaver Seymour Charles H., farmer, bds Patch Shack Mrs. Lewis, h Gas Hill Shaffer Cyril, shoemaker, h North Main Shail George, hatter, h Mill Plain Sharp A. N., h South Sharp ~illiam B., grocer, South Shear Frederick, hatter, h Main, c Ehn. Shear Mrs., h c Main and Elm Sheffield Arthur, shoemaker, hoff Highland av Sheffield John, shoemaker, h off Highland av Sheldon Mrs. Martha, h South Main Shelvoy James, hat sizer, bds Wbite Shelvoy Owen, hat sizer, h White Shelvoy Thomas, hatter, bds White Shepard Isaac, farmer, h King Street Sheridan Rev. Philip, h Centre

. Sherman Mrs. Caroline, bds Bank Sherman George B., foreman, bds Montgomery Sherman Mrs. Minerva, h Franklin Sherman Mrs. T. B., h Montgomery Sherwood Ada E., stitcher, bds Cherry SHERWOOD B. C., fancy goods and groceries, Griffing's

Block, h Wooster

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Sherwood Albert, keeper County Jail, c Main and Wooster SHERWOOD S. F., livery, Main n the bridge, bds Woos-

ter Honse. [See adv. opposite, and outside back cover_] Sherwood William, hatter, bds Main c Wooster Shorts Charles G., mason, h West Shufeldt Ott, hatter, bds Franklin Shulty Charles, tailor, bds Wooster House Shutz Charles, tailor, bds East Liberty Siefert Gustave, hatter, h Orchard Siegler Caspar, hatter, bds White Siegler Caspar, Jr., hatter, h White Siegler Michael, hatter, h White Signor Henry, hatter, h Mountainville Signor Thomas, hat finisher, h Comstock Signor William, hatter, h Main, above Franklin Simmons Philip, batter, h vV ooster Sirrine Isaac, batter, h Bethel Turnpike !it Skiff Mrs. Susan, bds Main, above Fraukhn Slauson George, batter, h Franklin Slauson James, foreman, h North Small Mrs. Hannah, hat trimmer, h Liberty Small William, grocery and h South Main Smith 'Ahaz Bradley, printer, h Montgomery Smith Alson, clerk, h Balmsforth aw Smith Augustus, hatter, h Elm Smith Daniel, joiner, shop and h Cottage Smith Daniel W., mechanic, bds North Main Smith Dwight A.-, clerk, bds Franklin Smith Edward, hatter, bds Cottage Smith Mrs. Eliza, h Gas Hill Smith E. J., h Main, above Franklin Smith Elmer, mason, h Division Smith Frank V., hatter, h Main c North

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Smith George, carriage maker, bds Main, below White Smith George C., carriage wood worker, bds Main Smith Harrison E., hatter, h William Smith Henry, painter, bds White Smith Henry, dry goods, Main, h New Smith H. C., fancy goods, Ma.in, h New Smith Ida G., teacher, bds Deer Hill av SMITH ISAAC, :flour, grain and feed, Main, n the bridge, h

Franklin. [See adv. col'd page, opposite.] Sm~h Jane, bds Gas Hill Smith John, laborer, h Patch Smith John, hatter, bds Gas Hill SMITH J. E., confectionery and fruit, Liberty Smith J olm R., harness maker, h Bank Smith Josephine, tip maker, bds Elm Smith Kate, bds Gas Hill Smith Lawrence, ?itter, h Town Hill av Smith Mary, stitcher, bds New Smith Myron, derk, bds Spring Smith Olive M., dressmaker, h Main, opp. Fountain Park Smith Patrick, hatter, h Town Hill av Smith Richard E., blacksmith, h William Smith Russell, machinist, h White Smith Samuel, (Austin &> S.) bds West c New Smith Mrs. Sarah, h Elm. Smith Sidney, comb maker, h West Smith Thomas, hatter, h Town Hill av Smith Thomas, hatter, h Elm Smith Thomas, farmer, h Miry Brook Smith Thomas, hatter, h Triangltl Smith William, hatter, hElm Smith William, hatter, h River Smith William, saloon, Rose, h Rabbit Hill

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DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Snell Mrs. Caroline, h' Pleasant av Sniffin John H., hatter, h Triangle Sniffin Maria, hat trimmer, bds Triangle Snifiin Samuel, l1atter, h Stevens Somers Philip W., hatter, h White Soullieu A. J., shoemaker, bds North Main Southworth Mrs. Esther, h Hull's Block Southworth J obn, house painter, h Gas Hill Spaine William, hatter, bds Turner House Spang William, laborer, h North Main Sparks James H., hatter, h River Sparks Walter C., hatter, h River Spencer Charles, farmer, h North Spencer George H., (Brown & S.,) bds Turner House Spindler Rev. W. P., h Deer Hill av Sprague George, mason, h Osborn Sprague Lucius, foreman, h South Main Sproul Charles, hatter, h Spring Spro11l John, laborer, h East Liberty

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SPROUL THOMAS, coal and wood, Main, opp. Wooster House, h Liberty. [See adv. page 34.]

Squires Emily,_ hat trimmer, bds Patch Squires Eunice, hat trimmer, bds Spring Squires Mary, dressmaker, h West St. James Church, West, n Main St. John Berlin, stage driver, h South Main St. John George, hatter, h South Main Stahl Sylvester, foreman, h White_ Stame Starr, bds Town Farm Stanton Mrs. Patrick, h Grassy Plain Stapelberg John H., hatter, h Franklin Staples George, hatter, h Stevens Staples George, h Stevens



Staples Sarah, bds ·west Starr Charles F .. , farmer, h 1\tfain, opp. Methodist Church Starr Daniel, block maker, h Spring Starr Edward 0, block maker, bds Spring Starr Mrs. Eliza Ann, h Spring Starr Frank, joiner, bds Spring Starr 1\tfrs. Frederick, h Elm Starr Frederick, market, Main, h Elm Starr George, box maker and h Spring STARR GEORGE, packing box manufacturer and h Elm Starr John B., (Scoiield, S. & Co .. ,) bds Main Starr Mrs. Loretta, h River Starr Mary Vintz, bds Elm Starr Orlando, machinist, bds Spring Starr Peter, hat former, h Elm Starr "William H., farmer, h Main, opp. Wooster House Stebbins 1\Irs. A. N .. , h Main, below West Stebbins Samuel, (S. S. & Son,) h Main, c Centre Stebbins Samuel Jr., (S. S. & Son, h Main, c Centre Stebbins S. & Son, lumber, hardware, etc., Main STEELE A. M., joiner, h Comstock Steele Lewis, laborer, h Stevens Stevens Alfred, hatter, h South Main Stevens Andrew J., hat fir)isher, h Bethel Turnpike Stevens Anna, bds rear l\fain, opp. Wooster House STEVENS CHARLES T., merchant tailor, and :fire insur-

ance, Main, h "\Vest. [See adv. page 37.] Stevens Dennis, (D. S. &.: Co.,) h Elm SteYens D. &. Co., lumber manufacturers, White Stevens Edward, joiner, h North Main Stevens Edward, hatter, bds Franklin Stevens Edward P, shirt manufadurer, New, h Maple av Stevens Erastus, first selectman, h Main, above Patt:h


G. M. STEVE~S,

Seedsman and Florist

Greenhouse and Bedding Plants OF ALL KINDS.

- -·-Pure a::n.d R.e1ia 1::>1e

Plower and Vegetable ~eed3, in variety. Boq'uet-S, JV:rea.ths alTHl Orosses a9"J'((.tn,gecr i n an

a-rt1lstrl() fJnam,n®~.

d"' 0l'M'rslef~ 11l the sto1·o o$ H. OSBO:ID.~, •will fu:.i!lii>'li I.ILliUI~lou.

Greenhouse, Stevens' St., bet. MontgojTiery a·nd Harmony Sb.

DANllUBY DffiECTORY.

Stevens George, music teacher, h WiHiam Stevens GeGrge E.~ hatter, bds Beaver Stevens George E., joiner, h West ville

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STEVENS G.,M:,,florist, Stevens, nNew. [See adv. col'd .page, opposite.]

Stevens Mrs. H. R., dressmaker, h Main, opp. Savings Bank Stevens Irving, clerk, bds North Main Stevens Jared, paper maker, h TI·iangle Stevens Jesse D., hat finisher, h Balmsforth av STEVENS JOHN, groceries and h North Main Stevens Jonathan, joiner, h Stevens Ste\•ens Julia, stitcher, bds West, c New Stevens Julia A., (Reed, S. & Co.,) bds West, c New Stevens Lewis, joiner, bds Stevens Stevens Lucy A., bds Main, above Patch . Stevens ~a, h Main, above Patch Stevens MarjE:-, bds Deer Hill av. c George Stevens Matthew, farmer, h East Liberty Stevens Michael, grocery and h Main Stevens Michael, laborer, h Boughton Stevens Sophia, bds Main, above Patch Stevens Stephen, laborer, h Spring Stevens Susan, dressmaker, bds Boughton STEVENS TURNER, machinist, edge tool manuf'r and

jobber, River. [See adv. outside back cover.] Stevens William, hatter, h South Main Stevens 'William H., joiner, h Maple av STEVENS W. P., billiard saloon and h White. [See adv. ·

page 38.] Stevens William W., hatter, h Riv~ Stevenson Samuel, farmer, h King Street Stewart John, engineer, h Balmsforth av Stewart John, elerk, bds Balmsforth av

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Stiles John, bds West Stillman Ira, harness maker, h Town Hill av Stillson Mrs. John, bds Spring Stillson Johnson, hatter, h Spring Stoecking John, laborer, h Beaver Stokes Martha, teacher, bds Town Hill av Stokey Samuel, furrier, bds Spring Stone Amos, butcher, h Mill Plain Stone Eli W., (Fairchild & S.,) h Centi·e Stone Ezra, hatter, h William STONE HARRY, grocer, foot Liberty, h Comstock Stone Jane, bds Town Farm Stone Mrs. Jane, hat trimmer, h Beaver Stone .T ohn, hatter, h Selleck's Block Stone Lottie, bds Town Farm Stone Mrs. Mary, bds Beaver Stone Mrs. Mary Ann, h River !Stone Mary E., bds Elm STONE. OLIVER, hElm . Stone Russell, bds White Stott George, painter, h Wildman Stott John, h Wildman Stratton Edgar, hatter, bds North Stratton George, hatter, bds North Stratton Mrs. Patience, h North Stratton Theodore, farmer, bds North Streman James, hatter, h Sheridan Streman James, hatter, h· S trernan Sturdevant E., bat manufacturer, b Deer Hill av Sturges A. P., proprietlil' steam laundry, b South Main Sturges Cornelia, h White Sturges Frances, hat trimmer, bds New Sturges Mrs. Hannah, bds White


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Sturges Horace, farmer, h King Street Sullivan John, hatter, h Grassy Plain Sullivan John, hatter, h Starr

- Sunderland Rachel H., dressmaker, h White Sunderland William, builder, Spring, h Stevens Sunderland W. W., joiner, h Spring Sweeney Mrs. Mary, laundress, h Triangle

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SWIFT 0. II., stationery, etc.; P. 0. build'g, h Pleasant av Swords George, joiner, h Liberty

T Taggart Michael, hatter, h White Talbort Arthur, h West Targett Alfred, clerk, bds Spring Targett Edward, band-box maker, h West Targett Elizabeth, bds Spring Targett John, foreman, h Spring Taylor Mrs. Arsenath, bds South Taylor Charles I., farmer, h Bethel turnpike Taylor Edwin H., h Deer Hill av Taylor Eliza, hat trimmer, bds George Taylor Ellen, stitcher, bds New Taylor Elnathan H., hatter, h Prospect T.aylor Mrs. Eunice, bds Town Farm Taylor F. 0., saloon and h River Taylor Ferdinand, farmer, h King-Street Taylor George, hatter, h Main, above the bridge Taylor George, hostler, h Main, above the bridge Taylor Harriet, tailoress, bde New Taylor Henry, farmer, h Miry Brook Taylor Henry, grocer, h Highland av Taylor James, cooper, h South Taylor James, painter, h South Main


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Taylor James H., joiner, h South Taylor James L., h White Taylor Joseph G., bds Deer Hill av. below Wooster Taylor Rev. Joseph R., h King Street Taylor Levi, h Wooster Taylor Mrs. Mary E., h Library building Taylor's Opera Honse, West, n cor. Main Taylor Sylvester M., blacksmith, bds Division Taylor Warren, hatter, h New Taylor William, attorney, 1Ylain, h Deer Hill av Tenney Michael, hatter, h North Main Terry Mrs., h Mill Plain Tett James, laborer, h Sherwood's Lane Thacker James, joiner, h Spring Thomson John, laborer, h Railroad av Thompson Edward, shoulder brace manuf'r, h South Main Thompson Sidney, hat finisher, h Beaver THORNTON C. H., dentist, Main, c Liberty. [See adv.

page 39.] Tine Henry, blacksmith, h Balmsforth av Tipney John, batter, h New Tobias Calvin, blacksmith, b Centre Tobias Henry, joiner, h South Main Todd 0. A. G., attorney, office Main, h Town Hill av Tomlinson William, dyer, h Centre Tompkins Reuben, hatter, h South Torty Mrs. Catharine, h Prospect Torty Michael, hatter, bds Cottage Torty Thomas, hatter, bds Cottage

. Town Clerk's office, over Danbury Bank, Main Towns'end Clark, laborer, h Centre Townsend James, hatter, bds Franklin Treadwell Joseph, hatter, h Centre


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Trowbridge Alfred A., bds Franklin Trowbridge Charles W., clerk, bds Franklin Trowbridge Mril. Mary A., h Franklin Trowbridge ·Truman, hatter, h Stevens True Charles, mason, bds Division, c George True Sidney, marble cutter, bds Town Hill av Tru.mbull William E., hatter, h Orchard Turner Benjamin, hatter, h Wildman Turrell Nathan, proprietor Wooster House Turrell Smith, clerk, bds Wooster House Turrell Silas, shoemaker, h rear North Main Tweedy Mrs. A. E., Main, above Franklin Tweedy Edgar S., h Main, above the bridge .Tweedy Edmund, (T. & Co.,) h Main, above the bridge Tweedy Frederick, bookkeeper, h South Main · Tweedy John, hatter, h Main, above the bridge Tweedy Mrs. Maria; bds Main, above Franklin Tweedy Oliver, h Main, below Franklin

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Tweedy T. E., (T. & Co.,) residence New York Tweedy W. H., (T. & Co.,) bds Wooster House Tweedy & Co., fur and wool hat manuf~rs, River and Rose,

salesroom 100 and 10~ Grand St., N. Y. Tylet· Luke, laborer, h Elm

u Universalist Church, Liberty, below Delay

v Van Deusen John, bds Wooster House Van Deusen 0., druggist, Main,, bds Wooster llouse VanScoy Frank, hatter, h Main Van Wort Peter, mason, h Pleasant av Vaughn Timothy, harness maker, bds Selleck's Block

Piano Stools and Covers, at J. E. Morris'. 15

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V eats Henry B., farmer, h North Yeats Silas B., carriage maker, h North Vetters Frederick, carriage maker, h Railroad av Vibbert George A., joiner, h North Vincent Absalom, milkman, h King Street Vougal Jacob, h East Liberty

w Waite John, h River Walbridge Mrs. Delia, h East Liberty Walters John, hatter, h East Liberty Wanzer Richard, joiner, h Sonth Main W arbrook Emma, bosom plaiter, bds Wooster W arbrook Johanna, stitcher, bds Wooster Ward Barney, laborer, h North Ward Hugh, laborer, h South Main . Ward J olm, tinsmith, bds Main, n the depot WARD LEWIS A., wood turner at Foster Bros., h Delay Ward Lewis, joiner, h East Liberty Warner Mrs. Emeline, h West Warner Granville, foreman, h River Warren Edward, joiner, h Wooster W an·en Mrs. Huldah, h William Warren William H., painter, h Maple av Washburn Mrs. Nelson, h Division Washburn Mrs. William, h opp. Wooster House Waterman Charles B., hatter, h Bethel Turnpike Waterman Ezra, laborer, h Starr Waterman Harrison, joiner, h South Waterman Timothy, mason, h Bethel Turnpike

• Waters John, h Beaver Watson Mrs. Ophelia, laundress, h Foster Way John R., engineer, h Division

The " Singer Improved," at MorehoUEe & Heath's.

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Webb Arthur H., hatter, bds East Liberty Webb Mrs. Frances C., h East Liberty Webb James, shoemaker, h South Lane Webb Jonathan, well digger, h Coalpit Hill Webb Mrs. Julia, bds Town Farm Webb William, bds Town Farm Webb William, gardener, bds Town Hill av Weed Andrew, bds Town Farm Weed Charles, hatter, h Division Weed Mrs. Hattie, h Balmsforth av Weed Morgan, bookkeeper, h Stevens Weed Oscar, grocery, Elm c New, h Stevens Weichert John F., furrier, h Prospect Weisser Ferdinand, barbe4, h South Main Welby Henry, furrier, h Morris Welch Edward, superintendent gas works, h Gas Hill Welch James, machinist, bds Main Welch James, foreman, h West Welch James, Jr., farmer, h Gas Hill Welch Michael, farmer, h Bacon Welch Patrick, laborer, h Liberty vVelch Thomas, hatter, h Highland av WERNER LEOPOLD, trunks, bags, etc., Main West M. 0 ., (N. P. Gillette & Co.,) bds West ""\Vhalen John, skin picker, bds Elm Whalley Edwin, hat finisher, h Morris Wheeler Ira, butcher, h Main, below Patch Wheeler Moses, hatter, h Deer Hill av. c Wooster

::=::-Wheeler Mrs. Sarah, h Centre

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Wheeler Solomon, hatter, h Main, opp. Fountain Park' White A. M., (W. A. & A.M. W.,) residence Brooklyn, N.Y. White Benjamin, farmer, h Miry Brook . White Charles, hatter, h River

Steinwa.y Pianos, J. E. Morris, Agent.

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"White Charles, ice de<tler, h Town Hill•av White Mrs. Clara, h Spring White Cyrus A., ice dealer, It Town Hill av "White Edgar, batter, bds River White Ezra H., clerk, h Spring \Vhite Ezra H., groceries, Main, h Spring White Frederick, hatter, bds Liberty White George, painter, h Beaver White George C., (Rundle & W.,) h Main White Homer T., lightning rods, bds Town Hill av "White Jennie, bds River White J. H., (H. Crofut & Co.,) bds West White Judson, farmer, h Wooster White Horace D., bds Main, c Elm White Mrs. Loqisa, hat trimmer, h Patch "White & McDonald, attorneys, office Main White Nelson L., (W. & McDonald,) h Granville av "White William A., printer, bds Spring White William Augustus, physician, bds Town Hill av White W. A. & A. M., furriers, Beaver White W. A., (W. A. & A.M. W.,) residence Brooklyn. N. Y. White William R., h Main, above the bridge Whitely John, skin puller, h Bethel Turnpike Whitlock Abel, boarding school, h Whitlock Whitlock Eugenia, music teacher, hds Whitlock ·whitlock George, shoemaker, bds Davis Honse ·whitlock Henry, hatter, bds Main, n the depot Whitlock Irene, assistant teacher, bds Whitloek Whitlock Luther G., assistant teacher, bds vVhitlock Whitney Warner, engineer, h Railroad av Whittlesey E. R., farmer, h South Main WIEAND JOHN L. & Co., tobacconists, Main. [See adv.

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The "Beautiful Florence," at Morehouse & Heath's.

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\Vi !cox Artlt ur, hatter, h Elm Wileox C. H., clerk, h Elm ·wilcox :M:rs. Sarah, h "\Y est Wildman Adeline, fur euttcr, bds Cottage

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Wildman Alfred N., (S. C. Holley & Co.,) h :Main, above the bridge

Wildman Andrew J., machinist, h vV est \:Vildman Mrs. Ann, h :Main, below Franklin \Vildman C!m"rles, joiner, bds " rhite "Wildman Mrs. Daniel, h Jl.laiu, a]JoYe the bridge \:Vildman E. H., hatter, h O!Jerry Wildman Ella, bds Railroad a v

·Wildman :Mrs. Eunice, bds .Bacon Wildman Frederick 8., fanner, h c ·west and Main WILDMAN HENRY L., livery, Main n Patch. [See adv.

page 28.] "Wildman Hubbard, farmer, h Main Wildman Mrs. Horace, h Stevens "Wildman Hubbell, clerk, h Elm Wildman J. B., (Peck & W.) h River \Vildmau John IV., wood dealer, h Main, above the bridge vVildman Lucius S., hatter, h c \Vest and Division \Vilclman L. K., printer, h i\Iaiu, opp. Fountain Park \Vildman L. P., mnsic teacher, bds Railroad av "Wildman Russell, (W. & Brown,) h Balmsforth av Wildman S~mnel 0., farmer, h South .Main \Vilclman Sarah J., bds \Vest \Vildman Thomas G., fm·mer, h c \\Test and Main \Yiltlman \Valter, hatter, h North \Vilclman Mr., hatter, h To~vn Hill av vVildrnan & Btown, slwdcly wanut~wtnrers, Padan Aram \Vilkes Daniel, f<trmer, h King Street \Vilkes Ezra P., farmer, ll King Street


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Wilkes George, farmer, h Kiug Street "Wilkes James, farmer, h King Street Wilkes Jasper B., farmer, h King Street Wilkes Matthew P., farmer, h King Street Williams George, teller Danbury Bank, bds Delay Williams Harvey, secretary and treasurer D. & N. R. R., h

Delay Williams Richard, farmer, h opp. Fountain Park Williamson Joseph, hatter, h Franklin Willimann Mrs. Barbara, fancy store, South, foot of Main Wilsea James, hatter, bds Franklin Wilson G. W., fur cutter, bds Wooster Honse Wilson James, shoemaker, h Comstock Winton Mrs. Sarah, h J;.iberty Wixon George W., clerk, h Centre Wixted J olm, hatter, lt Grassy Plain Wixted Michael, hatter, h Grassy Plain W ol:fi" Jacob, miller, h Mill Plain Road WolffPhilip, hatter, h Clapboard Ridge Wood Mrs. Alethea, h South Main Wood David, hatter, h East Liberty Wood Ebenezer D., mason, h Mill Plain Road Wood George, hatter, h Osborn Wood Biram, hatter, h Cottage Wood John W., hatter, h Mountainville Wood Mrs. Sarah, hat trimmer, h Division vVood Thalia, hat trimmer, bds River Wooding Mrs. Mary, bds Spring Woodruff Mrs. Sarah, h Delay WOOSTER HOUSE, N. Turrell, proprietor, Main c White Worden Abraham, blacksmith, h King S.treet W othla Mrs. Mary, bds White Wright Lewis, farmer, h Miry Brook



WRIGHT WILLIAM E., agent, house and sign painter, Main, h South. [See adv. page 3'7.]

Wright William E., h Bethel Turnpike W yar John, h Clark

y Young ~dward, clerk, bds Elm Young E. E., Clerk, bds Elm Young Nicholas, hatter, h Young Young William Henry, (Union Hat Co.) hElm;, Young William W., h Balmsforth av

z Zorkowski Samuel, tailor and h Main, opp Savings Bank


OFF.IOERS OF 'fHE

BOROUGH OF DANBURY.

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Warden. OLIVER p. CLARK.

Burgesses.

Norman Hodge, Henry B.arry, Charles F. Starr, Timothy H. Foster, Joseph Treadwell, Ezra P. Bennett.

Clerk. Aaron B. HuJL

Treaswrer . .Almon Judd.

BaiU.ff. Franklin C. Hoyt .

.A uait<Yrs. William R. White, A. Cook Seeley.

Water OmnmissiO'J'/R/l's. Charles F. Starr, Andrew Hull, John W. Bacon.

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OOMMI.TTEES

APPOINTED BY THE BoARD OF WARDEN AND BURGESSES.

On Streets-Norman Hodge, Charles F. Starr, Henry Barry.

On Police (JJJ1,d Lights-Ezra P. Bennett, Joseph Treadwell, Timothy R. Foster .

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On Parks and Water- T(JJJ1,ks-J oseph Treadwell, Henry Barry, Ezra P. Bennett.

On License8-Henry Bar,ry, Joseph Treadwell, Timothy H. Foste~.

OnFifre .Departrnent-:Joseph Treadwell, Charles F. Starr, Norman Hodge.

On Finance--Ezra P. Bennett, Henry Barry, Norman Rodge.

On Nuis~ces-Joseph Treadwell, Charles F. Starr, Timothy H. Foster.

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TOWN OFFICERS.

TO'W'fl, Olerk.

David B. Booth.

Selectrfwn,.

Erastus Stevens, Theodore Lyon, Seeley Harris.

T'!'easwrer.

Harvey Williams.

Oonstaoles.

Charles H. Crosby, William .E. Barlow, Jesse D. Stevens, · Peter W. Ambler,

· George W. Barnum, 2d.

Gra11ui .TwrOTs.

Oliver P. Clark, Henry L. Read,

Charles H. Hoyt, Ed win B. Harris.

Regisflrar of Birth8.

David B. Booth.

J'U8tices qf the Peace.

Roger Averill, David B. Booth, Nelson L. White,

Thomas B. Fanron, Lyman D. Brewster, John M. Signor,

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George W. Graves, George A. Andrews, Theodore McDonald, William P. Comstock, Benezet A. Hough, Russell White, Lewis B. Stevens, Levi W. Bartram, Richard Osborn, Eli M. Jackson,

Oscar Serrine.

School Fund Treasurer. · Timothy Jones.

Asses11ors.

David P. Nichols, Hendrick Barnum, Peter 0. Rowan.

Board of Relief.

George W. Graves, FrederickS. Wildman, Charles H. Crofut.

Registrar of Voters. David B. Booth.

Collector. Lyman Platt.

Town Agent. FrederickS. Wildman.

Treasurer and Ag&nt of Town Deposit Fund and Starr

School F11nd.

Harvey Williams.

Sealer of Dry Measure. George Starr.

Sealer of Weights and Wine Meas-ure. Frederick S. Blackman.

Aud?:tors of Town Acco'unts. John W. Bacon, Alfred A. Heath.

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Fence Viewers. Samuel C. Wildman, William S. Peck, Aaron E. Hoyt, Barnum P. Jachon, Lewis B. Stevens, Hiram D. Gregory', Russell White, Theodore Lyon.

Pound Keepers. William Allen,

Levi McKinney, Edmund Morris, Daniel White,

Barnabas Allen.

Haywards. Alfred N. Sharp, George N. Hamilton, George W. Harrison.

HIGHWAY SURVEYORS.

North Centre District-Ooley Bartram . .Middle District-Charles F. Starr. South District-Seeley Harris .

.Miry B1·ook .District-Benjamin S. White. Starrs' Plain District-Lewis Bradley. Be{JIIJer Brook District-Charles Dikeman.· East Pembroke District-George W. Hamilton. Westville District-John M. Signor.

West Pembroke District-Stephen B. Treadwell . .Middle River Disw·ict-Niram J. Stone. King Street District-Matthew P. Wilkes. Long Hidge District-Major Wood.

West .Mill Plain District-haac T. Field . .Mill Plain Oent~·e District-Rufus T. Rockwell. East Mill Plain Dist,rict-Oharles W. Fowler.

Turner. DistPict-.A.lbert K. Wilson. Great Plain DistPict-George W. Wildman.

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Fire Depar-tment;.

O!~ief l!,ng'ineer--:A. J. Smith. Assist(//!l,t Engineer-Morris Jennings.

DANBURY HOOK AND LADDER CO., White Street, under Bo1•ough Hall

Foreman--Joseph W. Allen. Assistant J!areman--E. K. Patch. Searetalry-J ohn A. Green. Trea~er-A. K. Graham.

HUMANE HOSE CO:MP ANY, No. 1, Wooster Street, near Main.

Foreman-T. A. Lounsbury. Assistant Forem(//11,-Lawrence Smith. Searetary-George R. Morgan. Trea~Jur~r-S. C. Wildman.

KOHANZA HOSE COMPANY, No.2, White Street, near the Bridge.

Forem(//11,-Samuel C. Holley. Assist(//!l,t Foreman--Jesse D. Stevens. Se&etary-H. L. Crofut. Treasurer-Alvah Parmelee.

Police Depart;ment;.

Chief qf Police-Harris L. Crofut.

Polioeme'l1r-George Barnum, Jr., Burr Rowland, Henry Hoyt, H. A. Ifoyt, Levi McKinney. •

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

CHURCHES.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Main street, above West.

Pastor-Rev. A. L. FRISBIE.

IJeacons-J ohn Fry, Olive1· Stone, Eli T. Hoyt, John F Beard, George Downs, Haney. Williams.

Clerk qf Church-Edgar A, Benedict. Treasurer qf Church-Eli T. Hoyt. Society's Committee-Samuel C. Holley, George E. Rider,

N.C. Pond. Society's Clerk-Harvey Williams. Society's Treasurer-Edgar A. Benedict. Supm·intendent qf Sund(J;y School-E. R. Whittlesey . .As.s't St~perintendent qf Sunday &lwol-Sarah Bennett.! Organist-William A. Garrett. Chorister-Alfred Targett. Sexton-Henry Earle.

SECOND CONGREGATIONAIJ CHURCH, West Street, near c Deer Hill av.

Pastor-Rev. DAVID A. EAsTON.

IJeacons-J oel G. Foster, Ezra Blackman, Chas. Bennett. Clerk-William Mansfield. Treasurer-Henry C. Smith. Som"ety's Committee-Joel G. Foster, Henry C. Smith,

Harris L. Crofnt. Superintendent qf Sunday School-Henry C. Smith. A8s't Super·intendent-Miss Anna Hoyt.

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Organist-Miss Mary Crofut. Ohorister-N athaniel Barnum.

·Sexton-Nelson Butler.

ST. JAMES EPIS<?OPAL CHURCH, West Skeet, near Mv.in .

.RectcYr-Rev. FLETCHER J. HAWLF.:Y, D. D. Wa1•dens-H. Mr.r~hall, A. S. Hawley. Vestrymen-F. H. Austin, Timothy Jones, J. G. Meek-

er, D. Babbitt., J. Am:;bury, 0. White, H. Newberry. 0 lerk- Oharle~; F. Cnmmings. Treasure?•-A. S. Hawley. Superintendent of 81mday &Twol--Samuel Smith. Organist-Mro. Graham Hull. Ohm•iste?·-Clw.rles Short.

ST. PETER'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, Maiu Street, nen1· Fountain Park.

Pastor-Rev. PHILLIP SHERIDAN.

METHODIST EPISOOP AL CHURCH, Main Street, below West.

Pastm·-Rev. WILLIAM HATFIELD.

Trustees-George Stnrr, Charles T. Stevens, Samuel H. Rundle, Seeley Harris, Samuel Stebbins, George Hull, Theodore Lyon, William S. White, Edward S. Davis.

0 lerk of TI·ustee.~-George Starr. Treamtre?·-Charles T. Stevens. Superintendent of Su11day Sclwol--Theodore Lyon. Ohorister-Benj am in Lockwood. Organist-Emma Bartram. Sexton-Albert :Miller.

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BAPTIST -QHURCH, Main Street, opposite Pabqnioque Bank.

PastOT-Rev. ANDREW C. HUBBARD •

.Deacons-Peter Barnum, Eli S. Barnum, Nathan Seeley, Henry Crofut, Jabez Amsbury, John A. Green.

' Trustees-Abijah Abbott, Henry Croflit, Edmund H.

Ambler .

. Clerk and Treasurer-Rollo Nichols. Superintendent of Sunday Sclwol-J abez Amsbury. Assistant Superintendents-Mrs. R. Nichols, John Tar-

gett.

CHURCH OF CHRIST, Liberty Street, near Main.

PastoT-Rev. W. R. SPINDLER • .Deaoons-M. H. Griffing, Charles H. Reed, George Olm

stead, Joseph Benedict, Augustus Weed, Henry Young. TTU8tees-M. H. Griffing, Ezra A. Mallory, Addison

Judson.

Clerk-Eli F. Hendrick. Superintendent of Swnday Schoo~Edgar S. Norris . .Ass't Superintendent-William H. Stevens .

Librarians-Charles E. Griffing, Charles Mallory. Orga;nist-Mary E.· Stevens. Chorister-William H. Stevens. Sea:ton--George Olmstead.

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UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, Liberty Street.

Pastor-Rev. D. MuNSON HoDGE.

JJeacons-N athan B. Dibble, Stephen Bates, Timothy H. Foster, Luman L. Hubbell.

Olerk-A. R. Heath. TreaS'urer-Luman L. Hubbell. Soaiety's Committee-Timothy H. Foster, J. Bates, Lewis

A. Ward.

Society's Olerk-A. R. Heath.

Societ;y's T?WI-SU?'<'r-A. A. Heath.

Superintendent qf Smulay Sclwol-A. A. Heath . .Ass't Supe?intendent-Luman L. Hubbell.

Sexton-Charles H. Edgett.

SANDEMANIAN CHURCH, Main Street, near corner of Elm.

Services on the Sabbath at the usual hour.

UNION MISSION SCHOOL, East Liberty Street.

Superintendeni--F. C. Hoyt . .Ass't Superintendent--Mrs. J olm Wait.

Secretary-E. G. Hamlin.

Librarian--George Downs.

Sessions are held from 4 to 5 o'clock, P. M., each Sunday.

DANBURY DIRECTORY.

Public Schools.

Board qf School V~tors. Nelson L. Wbite, Eli F. Hendrick, M.D. Samuel Tweedy,

Fletcher J. Hawley, D. D. Rev. A. C. Hubbard, John W. Bacon.

CENTRE DISTRICT SCHOOL.

Principa~N. C. Pond, with nineteen assistants. SOUTH CENTRE SCHOOL.

Principal-E. H. Odell, with five assistants.

BEAVER BROOK SCHOOL.

Teacher-Miss Bradley.

GREAT PLAIN SCHOOL.

Teacher-Miss Osborne.

PEMBROKE SCHOOL.

Teacher-Miss Soule. KING • STREET SCHOOL.

Teacher-Miss Wetmore. WESTVILLE SCHOOL.

Teacher-Miss Platt.

MIDDLE RIVER SCHOOL.

Teacher-Miss Whalley. MILL PLAIN SCHOOL.

Teaclwr-1Yiiss Agnew. MIRY BROOK SCHOOL.

Tea.d:w-M.iss Gilbert.

S~S' PLAIN SCHOOL .

Teacher-Miss Jackson. LONG RIDGB 90HOOL.

Teaafw:r~Mts: WI1lte~

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DANBURY UBRARY AND READING ROOM. :M:ai.n. Street, nea.rly opposite Depot.

Presiclent-Nelson•L. White. Secretary ancl Treasurer-Charles H. Merritt. Librarian-Mrs. M. E. Tavlor.

' Trustees-Nelson L. White, Charles H. Merritt, Edgar S.

Tweedy, Joseph M. Ives, Lyman D. Brewster, John W. Bacon, .A.. T. Peck, J. M. Bailey.

The Reading Room, which is free to all~ is open from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.

The Library contains, at the present time, about twelve hundred volumes. The terms of membership are $2.00 per year. The hours for obtaining books are from 3 to 6 and from 7 to 9 o'clock, P. M.

B.ANKS.

DANBURY Bl\.NK, Dividend Days-First Tuesdays in J-une and December, Discount Days

Wednesdays and Saturdays.

President-Lucius P. Hoyt. Oashier-J abez Amsbury. Teller-George H. Williams. Olerlc-0. K Friedmann. Directors-Lucius P. Hoyt, David P. Nichol~, Samuel H.

Rundle, Frederick S. \Vildman, George Starr, George Hull, Lyman Keeler, Roger Averill, Oliver Stone.


NATIONAL PAHQUIOQUE BANK. Capital-$250,000. Dividend Days-1st of May and November. Discount

Days-Wednesdays and Saturdays.

President-Aaron Seeley. Cashier-W. P. Seeley. Teller-E. H. Ambler. Directors-Aaron Seeley, Charles Hull, B. B. Kellogg,

Alvah S. Pearce, James E. Hayt, W. F. Taylor! Ww. F. Lacey, M. H. Griffing, Ba,r:p.abas Allen.

SAVINGS BANK OF DANBURY, Main Street, above West.

President-FrederickS. Wildman. Vice-Presidents-Edgar S. Tweedy, William R. White. Trustees-Lyman Keeler, George Starr, Oliver Stone,

Roger Averill, John vV. Bacon, William J abine, Joseph M. Ives.

UNION SAVINGS BANK, Main Street, above Liberty.

President-Samuel Stebbins. Vice-President-Samuel C. Holley. Trustees-George E. Ryder, Henry Crofut, William.H.

Clark, E. P. Bennett, Almon Judd, F. H . .A:ustin, Rollo Nichols.

Secretary and Treast6rer-vV. F. Olmstead.

UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

Deputy Oollector of Internal Revenue-J abez Amsbury ; office Danbury Bank. .

.Assistant .Assessor qf 3d DiviE.ion, 4:tli .District-Henry C. Ryder ; office over Danbury Bank.

Pension Su?'geon-Eli F. Hendrick. Postmaster-Phineas D. CrosbJ.

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DANBURY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

President-John F. Beard, of Danbury. Viae-President-B. D. Norris, of Ridgefield. Secretary-Thomas G. Wildman, of Danbury. Treasurer-John W. Bacon, of Danbury. Marshal-E. F. Foster, of Reading . .Direotors-J olin F. Beard, Coley Bartram, G. E. Cowper

thwaite, Edward S. Davis, S. H.· Rundle, Danbury; B. D. Norris, Ridgefield; H. B. Platt, E. F. Foster, Reading; Elmer H. Northrop, Brookfield .

. Fairs are 4eld in the first week of October, in each year, on the grounds formerly owned by the Pleasure Park Association, about one mile west of the Borough. These grounds have been purchased by _t!Jis Society, and contain about one hundred and fifteen acres, and are in immediate proximity to the lines of an the projected railroads into Danbury. On the grounds are buildings suitable for the purposes of the Society, together with an excellent· half mile track, within which no obstructions to the sight are permitted.

Any person, on payment of Twenty-five Dollars to the treasurer, will reeeive a share of stock, which will entitle him to an interest in the property of the Society, a Season Ticket to its Annual Fairs, and the use of the track during 'the year, when not otherwise occupied.

Persons not stockholders can use the track, as above speci· tied, by an annual payment of Five Dollar,;.

Persons competing for premiums, excepting stockholders, will be required to pay one dollar, for which they will receive six single admission tickets to the Fair, which may be used for teams or individuals.

Articles for exhibition only may be entered without charge.

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. POST OFFICE,

Main Street, 2d door below White.

Postmader-Phineas D. Crosby. Clerk-A. J .. Smith. Marils .Anive-At 10.20 A. M. and 7..15 P. M . .Mails Olose-At 6.15 A. M. and 4:.15 P. M.

SUPERIOR COURT. Sessions held at Court House, opposite Fountain Park, Main Street,

Civil Term-Fourth Tuesday of August and Third Tues-day of October. •

Orilminal Term-First Tuesday of June.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

First Monday of January. _First Monday of May.

First Monday of February. First Monday of October.

DANBURY AND NORWALK RAILROAD CQ.

President-Edwin Lockwood, of Norwalk. Vice-President-LeGrand Lockwood, of New York.

8el:reta;ry and Treasurer___.: Harvey Williams, of Danbury. S~e?•intendent-John W. Bacon, of Danbury.

, GtNw1·al.PreigM Age~YLt-A. B. Hull, of Danbury. jJfas·ter CCJ/1' BuiklrJr-W. W. Bedient, of Danbury. Master MeeAanic-C. A. Craig, of Danbury . .Directors-Edwin Lockwood, ·Wm. K. James, Jonathan

Camp, Wrn . 0 . Street, Wm. L. Quintard Asa C. rnith Ebenezer H.ilJ, Norwnlk; Le.Grand Lockwood William RubbeU ..-T. Y. · Lueius P. lloyt, D. P. Nichols Dt\nbury · Henry Smith Ridgefield; Orrin Benediet, Bethel.

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NEW YORK, HOUSATONIC & NORTHERN RAILROAD 00.

Passenger and Freight l)epot, White Street.

President-George W. Mead, Brooklyn, N. Y. Viae,.Preside7bt-David S. Duncomb, N. Y. Searetary a;1ul Treasurer--oSewall Seargeant, N. Y. Engineer---:-Matthew B~tts, N. Y. · Superintelnfknt-F. M. Mead, Danbury .. .Direetors-George W. Mead, Brooklyn, N. Y ; David S.

Duncomb, Loo-nard D.White,Erastrrs F. Mead, Thomas Olark, .Jr., Harrison Hall, Charles D. Ba.iley, New York; Walter Ke~ler1 North SaJem, N. Y. ; Joseph Benedict, Cross River, N.Y.; Jared D. Powell, Katonah, N.Y.; Erastus E. Bouton, South Salem, N.Y.; Leeman B. Tripp, North Castle, N. Y. ; Silas D. Mead, Greenwich, Conn.

CRUSADER OOMMANDERY, No. 10,

KNIGHTS TEMPL.A.R •

.B: 0.-J. Treadwell. G.-Samuel Stebbins. (]. G.-J. B. Wildman. P.-O. H. Grofut. Treasurer-E. D. Ritton. Secretary-W. G. Randall. Sen. W:-L. K. Mansfield . .[ivn. W:-0. A. Rogers. Stand!J,rd ..8earer_:_H. K. Scott. Sword Bearer-A. F. Olark. 3d G.-D. S. Miller.· 2d G.-Charles A. Jennings. 1st G.-0. H. Gunn. W-arde1·-George T. Bradley. Serdinelr--E. R. Humiston.

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DANBURY DIRECTORY. 13'7

Meet in the Union Lodge Room, Griffing's Block, opposite Baptist Church, Main street.

UNION LODGE, No. 40, F. & A.M.

W. M.-James B. Baldwin. 8.' W.-Samuel C. Smith. J. W.-Charles H. Gunn. "Treasurer-Samuel C. Holley. Srxreta1-y-George M. Raymond. S . .D.-Peter W. Ambler. J. .D.-Samuel W. Pettit. Tyler-Milo Dickens. Trustees-Edmund Tweedy, E. D. Ritton, Joseph Tread

well. Finance Committee-E. D. Ritton, 0. A. Rogers, Russ{lll

Bevans. Meet first and second Mondays in each month, ~n Griffing's

block, Main street. ·

Temperance Societies.

WA.SHINGTONIAN TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

President-Nelson L. White. Vice-Presidents-Rev. A. L. Frisbie, Rev. W. F. Hat

field, A. T. Peck, Mrs. Jennie Flaegler, Miss Sarah Smythe.

WASHINGTON TEMPLE OF HGNOR, No. 1.

W: 0. .T.-Charles McRann. W. V . .T.--Edward Edwards. W. R.-William E. Brown. W. F. B.-Richard Hackett. W: T.-E. Rockheimer.

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W. 0.-B. F. Bailey. W. U.-Thos. Chambers. W. .D. U.-F. Dobbs. W: G.-Henry E. Hurd. W: 8.-E. Armstrong.

138 DANBURY .DIRECTORY.

MARTHA WASHINGTON DIVISION,

SOCIAL TEMPLE OF HONOR.

S. P.--Mrs. A. B. Hull. B. P.-J. W. Robinson.

. S. V.-Mrs. Starr. B. V.-David Blaikley. S . .R.--Miss. Chauncey. B. · .R.-W. E. Porter.

P: R.-W. E. Brown. T-Mrs. Sherman. V:-W. Hoyt. S.-lvirs. John Way. G.-F. C. Hoyt. S.-Mrs. Dickens.

WASH~NGTON DIVISIOH, No.1,

SONS ·oF TEMPERANCE.

Meets every Wednesday evening, in Benedict & Nichol's Hall. Officers elected Quarterly.

1J. G. W. P.-Christian Quien.

POST ,TAMES E. MOORE, No._lS.-G. A. R. . Meets in Benedict Brother's Hall, every Thursday evening. Post Commander-Christian Quien.

KENOSIA BASE BALL 'CLUB.

President-C. H. Gunn. Vice-President-G. E. Green. Secretary-'!'. F. Smith. Treasurer-L. F . .f..bbott. Captain of Nine-C. H. Winton. Di'l'ectCYrs-C. H. Gunn, G. E. Greene, J. W. Eaton.

A~ H. T. SOCIETY.

President-Coley Bartram. Vice-President-F. Bradley. Secretary and Treas·nret·-Charles B. Pickering.

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