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NUTMEG LODGE No. 55, A. O. U. W.
T. James McCabe, P. M. W .; Charles F. Brandow, M. W .; Goo. H. Pike, F .; George Stroh, O .; Almeron W. Wickham, Recorder; Everett E. Arnold, Fin .; Wm. A. Lowry, Rec .; J. H. Walsh, G .; Thomas P. Hayes, I. W .; William H. Sweet, O. W .; Edward P. Carroll, D. J. Mullaly, Michael H. Reans, Trustees. Instituted June 17, 1892. Meets 1st and &d Wednes- day evenings in Wells Hall.
EAST HARTFORD DRAIN COMPANY. William H. Olmsted, Treas .; Wm. P. Stanley, Sec'y; the above officers and Arthur P. Moore, William H. Olmsted, Percy S. Bryant, Directors. Organized in 1878. Annual meeting first Monday in March
EAST HARTFORD GRANGE No. 87. PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY. Organized Jan. 28, 1886. Frank Roberts, Master; Fred T. Smith, Overseer; Emma U. Forbes, Secretary ; Elijah Ackley, Treasurer; C. R. Risley, Lecturer. Meets Friday evenings at Wells' hall. Annual meeting 3d Friday in Dec.
EAST HARTFORD COUNCIL No. 1287. ROYAL ARCANUM.
E. W. Pratt, Regent; L. S. Forbes, V. R .: Everett E. Arnold, Sec'y; Frank Roberts, O .; H. Wilber Vin- ton, Treas .; H. B. Williams, P. Reg .; J. Wilber Hale, Col .; L. H. Bogue, Chaplain; W. I. Stevens, Guide; W. J. Fitzgerald, Warden; W. A. Wright, Sentry ; L. S. Forbes, Edward Risley, L. H. Bogue, Trus- tees. Organized February 8, 1890. Meets 2d and 4th Wednesday evenings in Wells hall. Annual meeting, January.
EAST HARTFORD WHEEL CLUB.
L. S. Forbes, Pres't; Lucius T. Deming, Sec'y .; W. B. Noble, Treas .; E. E. Arnold, Capt .; H. R. Hay- den, Jr.,E. H. Merriman, Lieuts. Organized June 1884. Meets first Tuesday evening monthly in Goodwin Hall. Annual meeting in May.
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Gast Hartford Post Office.
FOR RATES OF POSTAGE,
Money Order P. O. and every other matter pertaining to the Post Office Department of the United States, see page 788, and the preceding pages. For closing all mail in Hartford, see page 780. 58 Main st. WILLIAM A. LOWRY, P. M.
Mail leaves,
Mail arrives,
7.80 A.M .. .. for Hartford.
7.00 A.M. . from Hartford.
11.00 A.M .... for
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1.00 P.M .. . for 4
8.80 P.M. . from
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BURNSIDE POST OFFICE .- 566 Burnside av. W. E. TRUESDELL, P.M.
Mail leaves. 7.05 A. M. for Hartford.
Mail arrives.
7.15 A.M. from Hartford.
12.85 P.M. "
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11.15 A.M. 4
5.05 P.M. =
8.45 P.M. «
7.05 P.M.
5.45 P.M. 66
12.45 M. Boston & East.
HILLSTOWN POST OFFICE. JOEL H. FOWLER, P.M.
Mail leaves 5.15 P. M., for Hartford. I Mail arrives 7.00 P. M., from Hartford.
.Mail leaves, Mail arrives,
11.15 A.M. for Hartford.
7.15 A.M. from Hartford. 8.45 P.M. "
MEADOW P. O .- 102 Hartford av. corner Village st GEO. W. DARLIN, P.M .; G. ELLERY DARLIN, A88'T. Mail leaves. Mail arrives, 10.85 A.M. for Hartford. 7.00 A.M. from Hartford. 8.80 P.M.
7.85 P.M.
SILVER LANE P. O .- Main st. cor. Silver Lane. L. H. BOGUE, P.M.
Mail leaves,
10.20 A.M. for Hartford.
Mail arrives, 7.00 A.M. from Hartford. 8.80 P.M.
GEER'S
EAST HARTFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
AGRICULT'RAL IMPLEMENTS See also Farming Tools; Fertilizers. Vinton C. C., 55 Main. See p. 759. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFACTURER. Vibert F. C., fertilizer sower, Brew- er, H.
APOTHECARIES. See Drug Stores. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Bryant Percy S., 120 Main. Stoughton John A., 117 Main.
AUTHORS. See Publishers. BAKERS. Gibbs Marshall S. 10 Central. Noble H. D. 1 Garvan. Stillman M. W. Elm opp. Bissell. See page 758. Taylor Henry M., 5 Wells. BARBERS. Brink Howard, 105 Main. Bowe James J. 88 Main. Dannaher Thos.J., 562 Burnside av. Harney James D., 58 Main.
BLACKSMITHS AND HORSESHOERS. See also Carriages. Burnham Frank E., Forbes. Clancy Morris, Main cor. Silver.
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Duffy William, 8 Village. Page 745. Goodrich Loren H. 67 School, B. Hutchins Chas. C., 97 Pitkin. Hyland Michael, r. 85 Main. Jones J. P., 257 South Main. Roberts Andrew, 9 Pleasant. Starks George A., 180 Main.
BOARDINGHOUSES. See Hotels, Restaurants. Clune John, 70 Park. King Wilbur J. 88 Main. Moore Clarissa Mrs. 2 Governor. BOARDING STABLES. See Livery Stables. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. See Grocers.
BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. Blinn I. W. & Son, 1 Main. See page 741. Bragg J. Merrick, 7 Elm n. Olmsted. Carroll Joseph E. 15 Central. Courture Joseph H., 1 Phelps. See page 748. Driggs Waldo J., 62 Hartford. Fairbanks Charles P., 285 Main. Gehan John B., High. Jones C. Addison, 185 Burnside. Linton .James H., Larrabee, B. Morris James, 60 Tolland. Rood Ephraim, 7 Orchard, n. Main. Whaples John F. & Son, 2 Olmsted. See page 760.
Willard Charles C. 564 Burnside. Williams Geo., Long Hill.
BUILDING MOVER. Nicholson Ruel H., 20 Village. BUSSES. See page 516. BUTCHERS. See Meat Markets. Bailey Geo. R. 12 Brond, n. Main, H. Coykendall D. M. 88 Main. See Page 744. Foley Wm. A. 78 Main. See p. 746. Holbrook Irving P.9 King n.Gilman. Tryon Nelson D. Porter n. Main.
CARMEN. See also Expresses; Truckmen. Burnham George D. 70 Burnside Darlin George W. 114 Hartford av. See page 744. Lathrop Charles W., 150 Burnside. CARPENTERS. See Builders.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS. See also Blacksmiths. Andross W. F., Main st., north end. Burnham E.F., Forbes st. near paper mille, B. See page 742. Fowler Wm. H. 283 South Main. Roberts Andrew, 9 Pleasant.
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HOCKANUM POST OFFICE. Main st. opposite Wadsworth st. EVA M. MARTIN, P.M. -
7.15 P.M.
8.05 A.M. Boston &; East.
1896.
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CHURCHES AND CHAPELS. See page 764.
CIGAR BOX MFR. Comstock Bros., 189 Main.
CIGAR MANUFACTURERS. Easterbey Thomas W. 25 Darlin. Heck Joseph, 24 Darling. Roberts Henry C. 20 Silver. Vanderburg Charles, 112 Main.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO. Goodwin Samuel O. 40 Main. See page 747. Ranney Burt J., 107 Main n. R.R. CIVIL ENGINEER. Olmsted Wm. H., 197 Main next to Mem. Chapel. See page 755.
CLERGYMEN. Barrett Samuel A., 87 Main. Bacheler F. P., 4 High. Bowman George A. 82 Burnside av. Daley Patrick, 10 Woodbridge. Gibbs J. W. 22 Burnside. Gleeson Jas. J. 10 Woodbridge. Mc Vey John, 576 Burnside, B. Williams Francis, 11 Central. Wood J. A., 49 High. CLUBS.
Art Club. Hartford Rowing & Athletic Club, Hartford av.
St. Mary's Catholic Club for Boys. Wheel Club.
COAL YARDS. Burnham Geo. D. 70 Burnside av. Hart H. T., Tolland, B. Smith Chas. M., Main opposite R.R. depot. See page 758. CONFECTIONERS. See Fruit and Confectionery.
CONSTABLE. Moore Arthur P., Main c. Prospect. CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS. See Builders. Couture Joseph H. 1 Phelps. See page 748. Jones Chas. A. 135 Burnside. Whaples J. F. & Son, 2 Olmsted. See page 760.
DECORATOR. Fitzgerald W. J. 79 Main. See page 746.
DENTIST. Pratt E. W., 29 Main.
DRESSMAKERS. Barber N. M. Mrs. 1 Burnside. Clark Ola, 24 Burnside. Flanigan Kate F. and Nellie M., 75 Burnside. Hendee Kate, 2 Goodwin. Hughes Mamie A., 18 Burnside. McNair Christina Mrs. 1 Ranney. Newton Laura Mrs. 16 Burnside. Pratt Fannie E. Mrs. 18 Bragg. Wilson Celia E. Mrs. 82 Pleasant.
DRUG STORES. Levy Julius, 14 Church. Lowry Wm. A., 56 Main c. Bissell. Noble Wm. B. 61 Main. Pike George H. 108 Hartford av.
DRY GOODS. See Grocers. EMERY STROP MFR. Hurd Oliver, 6 Governor. Page 494. EXPRESS. See also Carmen, Trucking. East Hartford Express, Boyle Hugh, 10 Phelps. See page 516. E. H. Express, Busiere Frederick J. 54 Main. See page 516.
FARMING TOOLS. See Agricultural Implement Mfr. Vinton C. C. 55 Main. See p. 759. FERTILIZER SOWER MFR. Vibert Francis C., 46 Brewer, H. FERTILIZERS. See also Agricultural Implements. Andross W. F., Main. Smith C. M., Main opp. R.R. Dopot. See page 758.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. Etna Hose Co.No.4, 115 Hartford av. Burnside Hose, No. 8, Church st. B. Center Hose, No. 1, 6 Bissell. Volunteer Hose No. 2, 8 Park av.
FLORIST. Richardson Frank W. 2 Hartford av. See page 756.
FLOUR, GRAIN & FEED. See also Grocers. Bailey Asher S. 81 Hartford. Bogue L. H., Main cor. Silver. See page 741.
Cox Wm. J., 158 South Main. Goodwin Samuel 0., 40 Main east side,north H'frd av. See page 747. Vinton C. C., 55 Main. See p. 759. White Glover M. 101 Hartford av. See page 760.
FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. Merriman Eugene H. 51 Main. Rosenthal Emil, 88 Burnside. Salreno Nicadamo, 94 Hartford av. Slater Charles C. 578 Burnside. Tomo Thomas, 184 Hartford.
FURNITURE MOVER. Kirchen W. J. Main, cor. Ranney. See page 754.
GAS FITTER. Beck H. Frank, 46 Governor. See page 740.
GENERAL JOBBING. Ayers Frank D. 25 Main. Duffy William, 8 Village. See page 745.
GENERAL STORES. See Grocers; Provisions. GRIST MILLS. Cox William J. prop., Main, H. Vinton C. C., P.O. address Vinton's Mills.
GROCERS. Adams W. H. & Son, 16 Burnside. See page 789. Brewer Monroe J., 186 South Main. Bogue Lincoln H., Main, c. Silver. See page 741. Foran, Dowds & Co. 87 Main. Forbes Leonard H. 25 Church, B. Fowler Joel H., Hills, H.
Goodwin Samuel 0., 40 Main, east side, north H'f'd av. See page 747. Hirschfeld David, 115 South Main. Langaon Burton, 110 Main. Martin Eva M. So.Main, opp. Wads. Noble & Hanmer, 92 Main. Rathgeb John, 95 Pitkin. Smith Wm. K.& Co. 104 Hartford av. Stoughton & Pelton, 86 Main. Treat Owen, 229 South Main, S. L. Truesdell Wm. E. & Co. 566 Brusd. Vinton C. C. 55 Main, cor. Gov- ernor. See page 759.
HACKS. Ses Livery.
HALLS AND BLOCKS, Etc. See Public Halls, Etc. See page 765.
HORSE SHOERS. See Blacksmiths. HARNESS STORES, ETC. Gaines Albert, 57 Main. Oelkuck Edward, 111 Hartford av.
HORSE DEALERS.
Williams Bros. 500 Hartford av. See page 761.
HOT WATER HEATING. Beck H. Frank, 46 Governor. See page 740.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES. See also Restaurants. East Hartford Hotel,99 Hartford av. Moore Clarissa Mrs. 2 Governor. New England House, 85 Main. See page 754.
HOUSE PAINTERS. See Painters." ICE.
LeCourt Leon, 95 Main.
ICE CREAM. See Fruits and Confectioners.
INSURANCE AGENTS. Carroll Joseph R., 64 Main. Chapman Wm. R., 24 South Main. Howard A. E. 7 William. See page 228. Merriman Charles, 85 Main. Soo page 758. Street F. F., 28 Main. KINDLING WOOD. See Wood Yards. Boardman Joseph H., 6 Pleasant. LAUNDRIES. Banks Joseph M. 47 Central. Goodwin Samuel O., agent for, 0.8. 40 Main, north of Hartford av. See page 747.
King Wohlee, 101 Main. Wong Edward, 101% Main. LEAF TOBACCO. See Tobacco Warehouse. Goodwin Edward O., 44 Main cor. Goodwin lane. Huntting Wm.L.,87 Main.near Orch. King Edward E. Hfd. av. o. Pros. LIBRARIES. Raymond Library Co., Main cor. Central.
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769
LIVERY STABLES. See Sale Stables. Beaumont John R. 12 Burnside av. Comstock W. G. & F., 175 Main. Darlin George W. 114 Hartford av. See page 744. Lathrop A. H., 6 Governor. Miskell John, r. 85 Main. See page 758. Williams Bros., 50 Hartford av. See page 761.
LOAN AGENCY. Merriman Chas. 85 Main. page 758.
See
LUMBER YARDS. Blinn I. N. & Son, Main cor. Pitkin. Se9 page 741. Burnham A. E. & Co., Long Hill,B. Jencks Bros., 100 Hartford av. See page 750.
MANUFACTURERS. See also Paper Manufacturers. East Hartford Mfg Co. 49 Church. Ferguson & Harding Paper Co. 45 Church. Hurd Oliver, 6 Governor. Page 494. Vibert Francis C., 46 Brewer, H.
MARBLE YARD. East Hartford Marble Yard, Wm. M. Hollis, prp. 88 Hfd. av.
MARKET GARDENERS. Carroll Edward P. & Co. 17 Main. Moody Charles C. 105 Burnside av. Williams G. A. & H. B., 32 South Main w.s. below Silver.
MASONS AND BUILDERS. See also Carpenters. Fairbanks Charles P., 285 Main. Kiernan John F. 88 Governor. Nicholson Ruel H. 20 Village. Reed Edward, 109 Hartford.
MEAT MARKETS, Ero. See Butchers. Bailey Geo. R., 12 Broad n. Main H. Brewer Edward, 21 Central. Coykendall Dennis M. 88 Main. See page 744. Foley William A. 78 Main. See page 746.
Granger Horace D. 97 Hartford av. James William, 11 William, B. Spencer & Stoughton, 84 Main. Steele John H., 20 School, B. Tryon Nelson D., Porter n. Main. White Charles E., 110 So.Main.
MUSIC TEACHERS. Bauder Edward L. Mrs.,10 Garvan. Huntting Lillian, 87 Main. Olmsted Anna M., 101 Prospect. Thompson Katherine P.,4 Burnside.
NEWSPAPERS. American Enterprise, 101 Main, near R.R. depot. See p. 771. Weekly Gazette, 59 Main.
NURSE. Persons L. B. Mrs. 76 Naubuc.
ORNITHOLOGIST. Treat Willard E., 292 South Main.
PAINTERS, PAPER HANGERS. See Sign Painters. Bidwell Samuel C., 51 Governor. Bragg & Tryon, 29 Woodbridge. Brown John R., 20 Village. Fitzgerald Wm. J. r. 79 Main. See page 746.
Hancock Harvey G., 219 So. Main. Hinton Harry, 9 Pleasant. Murray John F., 9 898 So. Main. Parsons Myron P. 550 Burnside.
PAPER DEALER. Carroll Edward J., 19 Main.
PAPER MFRS. See also Manufacturers. EAST HARTFORD MFG. CO. 49 Church, Burnside P.O. Page 427. Ferguson & Harding Paper Co. 45 Church.
HARTFORD MANILLA CO.Wood- land. See page 426. Walker John H. 1 Forbes, near Ch.
PEDDLERS. See Tin Peddlers. Lester Andrew M., Lester st.
PHYSICIANS. Griswold Edward H., 7 Wells av. Mayberry Franklin H., 575 Burn- side av., B. Murphy Walter G., 81 Main. O'Connell Thos. S. 15 Burnside av.
PLUMBERS. BECK H. FRANK, 46 Governor. See page 740.
PRINTERS. See Newspapers.
Hale H. B., 59 Main. Martin James A. 101 Main.
POOL ROOM. Allen Geo. B., 89 Hartford. Ferguson L. W., 90 Main.
PROVISIONS. See also Grocers. Vinton C. C., 55 Main. See p. 759.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS. See also Halls. Page 765. Darlin's block, 102-112 Hartford av. cor. Village.
Garvan's block, Main c. Governor. Grange Hall, Hillstown, Hills st. Howard's Hall, 568 Burnside. Raymond Library, Main c. Central. Spencer's Block, e.s. Main opp. R.R. depot. Wells Hall, e. s. Main.
PUBLISHERS AND AUTHOR. Bidwell Geo. C. 18 Main. Hale H. B., 59 Main. Martin James A. 101 Main. See page 771.
RAILROAD. Depot and division headquarters, 85 Main. N. Y. & N. E. R. R. shops Park av. RAZOR STROP MFR. Hurd Oliver, 6 Governor. Page 494. RESTAURANTS. See Hotels. Porter Albert, 59 Park av.
REAL ESTATE. Bidwell Chas. M. 124 Burnside av. Bissell Lewis, 58 Main, n. Bissell. Darlin Geo. W. 114 Hartford av. See page 744. Merriman Charles, 85 Main. See · page 753.
ROOFING. Hills C. M., 86 Hartford av.
SALE STABLES. See Livery. Williams Bros. 50 Hartford av. See page 761.
SALOONS.
No License. SAW MILLS. Blinn I. N. & Son, Main, cor.Pitkin. See page 741.
SCHOOLS. See Public School, page 765. Bowman George A. Rev. 82 Burn- · side av. Harrison Lucinda Mrs., 16 Brnsd.av.
SCHOOL BOOKS. Goodwin S. O., 40 Main, east side, north Hartford av. See page 747.
SEAMSTRESS. See Dressmakers.
SHOEMAKERS. See also Boot and Shoe Stores. Chickering John W. r. 56 Main. Manock Edmund, 32 Pleasant. Pair Louis, r. 107 Main. Reardon Thomas, 180 Hartford. Saeuer A. 19 Church. Snow Hiram, Brewer. Wilson Henry, 108 Main.
STAGES AND EXPRESSES. East Hartford. See page 516. STEAM SAW MILLS. Blinn I. N. & Son, Main cor. Pitkin. See page 741. Burnham Allison, Long Hill, So. Windsor, B.
STREETS. See page 788. SURVEYOR. Olmsted Wm.H.,197 Main, 1st house north of Mem. chapel. Page 755.
TEAMSTERS. See Carmen.
TIN PEDDLER. Fricke Henry A., 24 Village.
TINNERS AND ROOFERS. Hills Chester M., 86 Hartford av.
TOBACCO. See Leaf Tobacco.
TOBACCO INSPECTORS. Ensign E. R. & Son, 268 So. Main, n. High, S. L.
TOWN OFFICERS. See page 764.
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TOBACCO WAREHOUSES. See Leaf Tobacco. Dennerlein P. & Sons, Hartford av. Huntting Wm. L. & Co., 87 Main. Kilbourn A. E., So. Windsor line. Mayer Joseph Sons, Colt n. Main. Rosenwald E. & Bro. Goodwin lane. Taylor & Beck man, 81 Burnside av. TRUCKMEN. Ayers Frank D. 25 Main. Darlin Geo. W., 114 Hartford av. See page 744. Lathrop Charles W. 150 Burnside.
UNDERTAKER. Hayes Edward D.58 Main. UPHOLSTERER. Wetherell Herbert M. 68 Main. VEGETABLE PLANTS. Richardson F. W., 48 Main cor. Hartford av. See page 756. WAGON MFR. See also Carriages WATER WORKS. East Hartford Water Co. 148 Main.
WOOD.
Blinn I. N. & Son, Main, cor. Pitkin. See page 741.
Burnham G. D., 70 Burnside av. Darlin G. W., 102 Hartford av. See page 744. Kirchen Wm., Main, cor. Ranney. See page 754. Lahey James, 1 Burnside."
N. E. Wood Yard. See page 754.
YANKEE DOUGHNUTS. Bidwell Jokn N., Prospect c. Ash.
GRAND LIST OF EAST HARTFORD, OCT. 1, 1895. 1,151 Dwelling Houses. $1,706,476
8,8464 Acres of Land,.
896,154
Year.
ing houses
Mirs.
122
741
588
865
$1,792,402
1881
745
111
786
585
778
1,856,851
Time Pieces, Jewelery, etc ..
1,265
1882
752
125
807
588
746
1,818,724
Musical Instruments,.
5,850
1888
755
124
886
580
760
1,792,856
Bank, Insurance and mfg. Stocks,
228,606
1884
758
125
828
540
618
1,689,756
Railroad, City, and other Corporation Bonds,.
1,000
1886
770
125
888
581
705
1,798,040
Investments in Mechanical and M'f'g op'ns,. Money at Interest, ....
48,205
1888
825
112
886
571
709
1,718,847
on hand or on deposit,.
800
1889
868
182
989
582
824
1,760,188
Taxable property not specified.
81,000
1890
908
180
1095
635
763
2,376,480
Ten per cent. for making lists
28,365
1891
968
149
1151
680
781
2,574,146
$2,797,942
Less Soldiers exemption, etc ..
66,887
1894
1080
182
1191
679
545
2,682,887
As returned to State Comptroller,.
$2,781,555
1895
1151
182
1818
689
580
2,731,555
ELEVATIONS IN HARTFORD, Above mean low water mark at Saybrook; prepared for GEER's HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY. ELEVATION. Ward 4, cor. of Garden and Myrtle streets, 104 feet. « Albany avenue at Tunnel, 62.5
" 10,
86.5 Farmington & Prospect av., 100.5
98.8
81.4
84.6
7, Wethersfield av. & South st., 52.5
Main street at South Park, 62.2
Wyllys st. Ch. Good Sheph'd, 20
57
66
1888,
48,541,890
1889.
47,860,439
1890,
48,429,308
2,
Main and Morgan streets, 67
25.2
22.2
8, Capen and Clark streets, "
95
68
48.25
8.
Vernon & Summit streets,
156
TAXES ON PROPERTY IN HARTFORD.
Year ...
'8586 87
Mills.@
co Mills.
Mills.as
Mills.
Mills.@
Mills.as
Mills.
Mills.
S Milla.
113 16
" Sinking.
9
Town . .. .
8
8
" Sinking.
1
1
1
.71
1
T. F'd. Debt
Asy. st. br . .
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. .
.
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Total
18
18
17
174 174 151 |141|141|14 (16 117
HARTFORD PROHIBITION CLUB. Organized, June 25, 1884. 802 Asylum street. Charles F. Agard, Prest. | David J. Ellsworth, Sec'y. Lewis W. Bartlett, V. Pr. | Henry Cowlishaw, Treas. Meets every Friday evening at 802 Asylum street. Annual meeting in January.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT GRAND LIST.
Grand List, State of Conn. Oct. 1886,
$889,475,856
1887.
852,795,926
1888,
854,557,515
4
1889,
858,918,906
1890,
868,150,802
1891,
872,245,442
1892,
381,261,607
3
1898,
416,328,267
1892
997
161
1199
662
680
2,637,864
1898
1082
188
1199
695
588
1894,
414,258,966
1885,
444,821,927
HARTFORD GRAND LIST. Grand List of Hartford for Oct. 1886,
$46.487,816
"
1887,
48,845,381
1,
Front and Arch streets,
27.5
State and Commerce streets, 22.5
1891,
47,912,501
1892,
48,890,000
CE
1898,
49,566,010
1894,
49,924,928
1895,
58,211,681
Dwell- Stores
and
Achool Chil. dren.
Hors's
Neat Cattle
Total Grand List.
182 Mills, etc.
258,400
689 Horse-,.
26,575
580 Neat Cattle,.
10,225
282 Carriages,etc ...
7,551
Stores and amount employed in Trade,. ....
81,100
25,500
1887
784
127
885
572
722
1,702,285
1885
765
109
827
556
666
1,681,974
1880
787
Spruce and Church streets,
Sigourney st. & Asylum av., 74.5 Main and Asylum streets, 68
8.
Park and Zion streets,
Washington st. & Cap. av.,
Woodbridge & Sheldon sts.,
Main and Grove streets,
Windsor and Avon streets, Front and Pleasant streets,
4 Albany and Blue Hills av.,
6€ Main and Westland streets,
Wash'g'n st. & N. Brit. av., 107.25 4 Park st. railroad crossing, 46.9 € The low water mark at Hartford is 1.84 feet above mean low water at Saybrook bar, or Long Island Sound, 60 miles south of this city.
City
101/10
81
61
x Mills. . COM 1 8
'88'89 '90 '91 92'93 '94 95
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GROWTH OF EAST HARTFORD, 1880-1895.
2,601,845
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