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A VALUABLE TABLE for tracing old land titles. OBSOLETA NAMES. ALTERED TO
Adams st .... Pleasant st.
Allen's road, Flatbush av.
Asylum av .. Asylum st. No. 629 westw'd.
Back st ... Trumbull st.
Baker's lane,. Ward st.
Bliss st. East from Park tool house.
Bridge st ..
Morgan st.
Brinley court,. South Ann st.
Buckingham lane,
Whitman st.
Burr st .. 490 Main, to and in Alb.av.
Cemetery lane,.
Pine st.
Coles st .. .. Governor st.
College place, ....
Trinity st.
College st.
Capitol av.
Cooper lane, Lafayette st.
Creek st ...
Morgan st.
Dee lane,
Tower av.
Dorrs st ..
Market st. Nos. 1 to 202.
Division st ...
Temple st.
Factory lane, ..
Mulberry st.
Franklin st ..
Allyn st.
Griswold st.
Broad st. Nos. 481 to 711.
Grove lane, ..
Mechanic st.
Highways by Little river, . Arch, Wells, Sheldon & Elm. Hubbard st.
Sisson av.
Jones lane,.
Ferry st.
Kingsley st ..
Kinsley st.
Knox court,
Hungerford st.
Lee st.
Kinsley st.
Leet st.
Webster st.
Linwood st ..
Lawrence st. Nos. 1 to 69.
Little river to No. Meadow Front st.
Charter Oak av.
Wells st. to Trumbull.
Malt lane,.
Park st. No. 168 westward.
Market bridge,
Main st. stone bridge.
McKegg road,.
Front st. Nos. 180 to 291.
Village st. and Water st.
Meeting house to Mill,
Pearl and Wells st.
Middle road;
Farmington av.
Mill st ..
Wells st.
Myrtle av.
Collins st.
New Haven turnpike,
Maple av.
Nichols lane,
Gold st.
Windsor st.
North end of Wells st
Lewis st.
North Prospect,.
North Sheldon st.
Kennedy st.
Oil Mill lane,
Capitol av. No. 191 westw'd.
Orient st ..
Grove st.
Prison st ..
Pearl st. Nos. 1 to 129.
Railroad place,
Union place.
Railroad row,
Spruce st.
Rifle av.
Capitol av.
School st ..
Arch st.
Sentinel hill to Palisado, ...
Main st., 4th Church, south.
Sentinel hill to Seth Grants, Trumbull st.
Shaving lane,. South Prospect st.
Sheldon av .. Kennedy st.
Soldiers Field lane, Front st. No. 291 north.
South Winthrop st ...
Goodman pl.
Talcott Mountain turnpike, Albany av.
Tanner's lane,.
Elm st.
The Neck,.
Main st. above No. 718.
Theatre st.
Temple st.
Thrall st. Girard av.
Town Hill st. Asylum st.
Upper Mill st ..
Trinity st.
Wadsworth lane, Atheneum st.
Water st. Sheldon st. Nos. 1 to 169.
Welles place,. Linden st.
West at. Washington st.
Workhouse lane, Pearl st. Nos. 129 to 346.
Zachary lane ..
Vernon st.
North av .. 4
North Meadow lane, ..
Water st.
Winthrop.
Lower Ferry road,.
Maiden lane,.
Prospect av.
Meadow lane,
Meadow lane,
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ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS.
THERE are many signs in this city indicating a corporation or company, where no legal organization, as such, can be found on records. Any of our patrons who desire, can find a list of the legally organized compa- nies in this city on pages 868-528; 722-729, with their respective list of officers, etc.
The business location of individuals engaged in business for themselves, is first mentioned in connection with their names, and then their place of residence; persons not thus engaged, but employed by others, are mentioned first as AT THE No. and street or AT THE company where employed, and then their place of residence. Where the entrance from the street number is to more than one firm or company, we generally mention the name of the firm or company in whose employ the person may be, instead of the number and street.
. Signifies that only one partner of the firm name could be ascertained.
Where female names are mentioned without a prefix of Mrs. such are understood to be a Miss.
When two numbers are given in connection with one name, and only one street mentioned, the number first given is the place of business, and the second the residence, and both in the same street.
The letter h. signifies house; b. boards; 1. lodges or rooms at; st. street; av. avenue; r. rear; a. upper nement; pl. place; c. for corner; ct. court; rd. road; t. for town; v. for village; n. for near; rm. for room; etc. We have omitted at the end of each line, av. pl. and ct. except in cases where streets and avenues have the me name. Therefore where the residences of individuals are put down as at New Britain, Farmington, Maple, c., the word avenue is understood to follow. Abbreviations of names of streets, etc., are made as follows :--
Af. Affleck.
Dth. Dutch p.
Kil. Kilbourn.
Sey. Seymour.
Alb. Albany.
E.H.t.
East Hartford.
Kin.
Kinsley.
Shel.
Sheldon.
Ald. Alden.
Eas.
Easton.
Laf.
Lafayette.
Sher.
Sherman.
Aln Allen pl.
Edw.
Edwards.
Lau.
Laurel.
Aly. Allyn st.
El.
Ellery.
Law.
Lawrence.
Am. American.
Elw.
Ellsworth.
Lex.
Lexington.
Ami. Amity.
Elr.
Elmer.
Lib.
Liberty.
S.Hud. South Hudson.
Ash. Ashley.
Ev.
Evergreen.
Linc.
Lincoln.
Atn. Ashton.
Fair.
Fairfield.
Lin.
Linden.
Asy. Asylum.
Fmt.
Fairmount.
Lwd. Linwood.
Ath. Atheneum.
Far.
Farmington.
Loo.
Loomis.
Atl Atlantic.
Flat.
Flatbush.
Lum.
Lumber.
Sta.
State.
Atw. Atwood.
Flor.
Florence.
Mad.
Madison.
Suf.
Suffield.
Av. Avon.
Flow. Flower.
Mn.
Main.
Sum.
Sumner.
Bab. Babcock.
For.
Forest.
Map. Maple.
Tal.
Talcott.
Barb. Barbour.
Fra
Francis.
Mar.
Market.
Tay.
Taylor.
Bart.
Bartholomew.
Fkn. Franklin.
Mtn. Martin.
Tem.
Temple.
Bez
Beacon.
Fr.
Front.
Mas. Masseek.
Tow.
Townley.
Bn.
Belden.
Gar.
Garden.
Meo.
Mechanic.
Tre.
Tremont.
Bel.
Bellevue.
Geo.
George.
Mor.
Morgan.
Tri.
Trinity.
Belm. Belmont.
Gil.
Gillett.
MOB. Morris.
Tru.
Trumbull.
Ben.
Benton.
Glen.
Glendale.
Mul.
Mulberry.
Un.p. Union pl.
Ber. Berkley.
Good.
Goodman pl.
Myr.
Myrtle.
Un.
Union.
Blo. Bloomfield.
Gov.
Governor.
New.
Newfield.
Vanb.
Vanblock.
Blu. Blue hills.
Gwn.
Goodwin.
N.B. New Britain.
Vand.
Vandyke.
Bon.
Bonner.
N.P. New Park.
Ver.
Vernon.
Bk.
Brook.
Gr. Grove.
N.E.R.
New York & New
Bro.
Brown.
Ham. Hamilton.
England R. R.
Bd.
Broad.
Har. Harbison.
N.Y.R.
New York, New Haven & Hart- ford Railroad.
Wads. Wal. War. Watn.
Warrenton.
Cap.
Capitol.
Haw. Hawthorn.
Okd. Oak wood.
Wav.
Waverly.
Cod.
Cedar.
Hay.
Haynes.
Ord. Orchard.
Pk.
Park.
Waw.
Wawarme.
Cha.
Chapel.
Hop. Hopkins.
Pav.
Pavilion.
Weeh. Wel.
Wellington.
Cb.O.
Charter Oak av.
Hungerford.
Ple.
Pleasant.
Ch.
Church.
Huy.
Huyshope.
Por.
Portland.
CK.
Clark.
Im. Imlay.
Pres.
Preston.
Wil.
Willard.
Clin. Clinton.
Jas. James.
Pros.
Prospect.
Col.
Collins.
Jef. Jefferson.
Put.
Putnam.
Com. Commerce.
Jew. Jewell.
Ret.
Retreat.
Wint.
Winthrop.
Cong.
Congress.
Jud. Judson. Jul. Julius.
RI. Russell.
Wbn. Woodbine.
Cr. Cranes.
Kdy. Kennedy.
San. Sanford.
Wdbg. Woodbridge
Cur. Curcombe.
Ky. Keeney.
Sar. Sargeant.
wald. Woodland
Cush. Cushman.
Ken. Kenyon.
Scar. Scarborough.
Woos.
Wooster.
Dypt. Davenport.
Kib. Kibbe.
Seq.
Sequassen:
Wyl.
Wyllys.
Chas.
Charles.
How.
Howard.
Ph.
Phelps.
Char. Charlotte.
Hudson.
P.& R.
Philadelphia & Reading R. R.
W.H.t.
West Hartford.
C.O.p.
Charter Oak pl.
Hunt
Huntington.
Weth. Wethersfield.
Chst. Chestnut.
Hun.
Huntley.
Pot. Potter.
Whit.
Whitman.
Bkm. Buckingham.
Harp.
Harper.
Can. Canton.
C.V.R.
Hartford& Conn. Valley R. R.
Nor. Norman.
Cem. Cemetery.
Con. Central.
Hgd. Highland.
Pl. Pearl.
Web.
Webster.
Weehassat.
Wtld.
Westland.
Windsor.
Cot.
Cottage.
Riv. Riverside.
Wol.
Wolcott.
Cpn. Capen.
Wash.
Washington.
Hdz. Hendricxsen.
Vil. Vred.
Village.
Vredendale.
Wadsworth. Walnut.
Warren.
Spg. Sp. Stan.
Sisson.
S.Ann. South Ann.
S.Pro. South Prospect.
Spring.
Spruce.
Standish.
Sig. Sis.
Sigourney.
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Win.
Wms. Williams.
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Hud. Hung.
Grn. Green wood.
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ADDITIONS, ALTERATIONS, ETC., JULY 11, 1896.
Lorenzo Lamb's Real Estate Agency.
Attends to selling, renting, and care of Real Estate of every description. Col- lecting rents, insuring and keeping in repair. :
OFFICE AT DIX & CO'S Hat and Gent's Furnishing Store, 159 MAIN STREET.
Avernick C. L. h. 2512 Chestnut. " J. D. b. 251% Chestnut.
Barbarbrick J. T. physician, 372 Main. Branch Sarah Mrs. h. 44 Retreat. Brown Augustus, jobber, h. 284 Pearl.
Butler George, driver at 37 Wells, h. Ch.O.
CAPITOL CITY CARRIAGE CO. 291-303 Allyn. See page 527.
Carpenter & Bartlett, 148 State.
Carr Bernard J. physician, 63, h. 68 Main.
Clark Harry W. adv. manager Post, 23 Asylum, h. 50 Kenyon.
" Charles A. accoun't, 23 Asy. b. 32 Capitol. Clemens F. A. draughtman at Pope's, b. 9 Chst. Cobb E. M. Mrs. h. 21}{ Main.
Comerton Patrick, h. 40 So. Prospect.
Cone George W. h. 34 Woodbridge.
" John H. b. 34 Woodbridge.
Dayton Fred E. clerk at Globe, b. 202 High. " Julia E. wid. Henry, b. 202 High.
Donchain S. B. oriential rugs, etc., 75 Pearl, h. 31 Marshall.
ENSWORTH L. L. & SON, iron and steel merchants, 104 Front. See p. 552.
Lester L. Ensworth. Horace H. Ensworth. Fitch Asa P. clerk, b. 96 Ann.
Fox Abbie Mrs. h. 49 Chestnut.
" George J. carpenter and builder, 101 Main, h. 51 Ward.
Frosberg George T. steward at 29 Central. Gardner Joseph, cabinetmaker, h. 540 Main. Huff August, molder, h. 24 Trumbull.
E. C. KING, Homopathic Physician Office, 21 Capitol avenue.
Hours 8 to 10 A. M., 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P.M. Sundays-8 to 10 A. M. Telephone, 48.
King E. C. physician, 21, h. 21 Capitol. Laird Thomas, carpenter, h. 21 Kennedy.
LAMB LORENZO, real estate, with Dix & Co. 159 Main, h. 154 Seymour. See page 34. Leete William H. attorney at law, 382 Main.
H. ELMER RUSSEGUE, Physician. Office and house, 95 Farmington avenue. Hours-8 to 9 A. M., 2 to 3.30 and 7 to 7.45 P. M. Sundays-3 to 4 P. M. only. Telephone connection.
Russegue H. Elmer, physician, 95 Farmington. Seymour Leverett K. real estate, 118 Asylum. Weeks Frank, cooper, 57, h. 61 Albany.
PUBLIC BATHING HOUSE.
The first free public bathing house was opened July 20, 1872; the second to replace this house, which through faulty construction sank, was built and opened for use July 22, 1884. The present house, to replace the 1884 structure which floated off to the sound in this spring freshet, was designed and its construction supervised by Captain John K. Williams, Alderman from the 5th Ward, and Chairman of the "Bathing House Committee."' It was built by S. Gildersleeve & Sons, shipbuilders, Portland, Conn., in the most sub- stantial manner and upon entirely different principle from the others. It is supported or floated by three pontoons or floats on a side, each 20 feet long, 7 wide and 4 in depth; and these are surrounded by 12x12 timbers, and in every way protected from any possible injury even if the house sank. These floats are detach- able at any time and are independent from the others for any repairs by simply opening the sea valve in the bottom and partially filling with water so as to sink the pontoon away from the load. This house contains 36 dressing-rooms and 50 hooks, together with benches for the clothes of smaller children not using the rooms; an office with closets for valuables; one tank, 50 feet by 5 feet, with water depth of 24 for young children, and one tank 56 by 20 feet, with water depth of 4 feet. Hours for men and boys, 7 to 10 A. M .; 1 to 4 and 7 to 9 P. M .; Sundays, 6 to 10 A. M .: For women and girls, 10.80 A. M. to 12.80 P. M .; 4.20 to 6.80 P. M .; week days only. Size of structure, 60x40 feet. Cost, $3,500. Opened July 4, 1896. Committee for 1896-7: Alder- man John K. Williams, chairman; Councilman Hen- ry F. Hart, August Preissner.
RAIN FALL.
Previous to 1872 the average rain fall in this city was about 50 inches. Since then the annual average has been 41.58 inches. In 1819 it was only 84 inches. Since 1872 there has been an averaged decrease. In 1888 85.46 inches; 1884, 41.24 inches ; 1885, 48.71 inches ; 1886, 55.07 inches ; 1887, 45.07 inches; 1888, 58.91 inches ; 1889, 48.97 inches; 1890, 50.01 inches; 1891, 52.89 inches; 1892, 39.10 inches; 1898, 49.00 inches; 1894, 48.05 incees; 1895, 48.86 inches.
PASTORAL UNION.
Rev. F. R. Waite, Prest; Rev. Austin Gardner, Scribe ; Rev. A. T. Perry, Rec. Sec'y; Rev. F. W. Greene, Rev. T. M. Hodgden, Rev. A. C. Hodges, Bwsi- ness Committee. Organized Sept. 10, 1888. Meets at Hartford Theological Seminary, Ist Tuesday in June.
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A. D. VORCE CO. art pictures, frames, etc. 276 Mn. Trust Co's bldg. See p. 362. AAB Edith N. stenographer at 197 Asylum, b.3u. 382 Main, room 8.
Emma E. clerk at 45 Asy. b.3u. 382 Main.
" Kate, widow Charles, dressmaker, 382, h.3u. 382 Main, room 8.
Abadofsky Louis, peddler, h.u. 210 Front. Abbe B. R. banker and broker, 9 Central row, h. 23 Oxford.
E. R. Mrs. dressmaker, 36, h.u. 36 Pratt.
Elizabeth M. nurse at 20 Hudson.
Ferren Wm. engir. at 1189 Bd. h. 39 Grand.
Herbert C. electrician, b. 22 Spring.
" Lester G. wholesale fish, 183 State, h. 24 East. Lydia, b. 745 Main. Marion C. b. 23 Oxford.
William L. h. 370 Asylum, room 9.
Abbey Geo. M. carpenter, h.u. 289 Asylum. ABBOT JOHN C. banker, bonds and investments, 65 Pearl, h. 70 Jefferson. See page 370.
" Louisa, wid. Merrill, h. 58 Buckingham. Abbott Geo. E. toolmaker at 1 Lau. h. 151 Col. " James W. at 1 Flower, h. 143 Zion.
" John A. mach. at 1 Flower, h. 143 Zion. " Lincoln, h. u. 116 Mather.
Abdela Emil, bottler at 158, h. 121 Front. Abel Solon H. machinist at 54 Arch, b. 19 Cap. Abell Orphie, wid. S. P. h. 557 Main.
Abells Rosie Q. Mrs. at r. 59} Tru. b. 58 Church. Abels Edward J. clerk at 95 Ple. b.u. 459 Main. " George F. furniture, 459, h.u. 459 Main. Abelsohn John, clerk, h.2u. 11 Chestnut. " Louis, b.2u. 11 Chestnut.
Abelson Louis, jeweler, h. 14} Morris. Abernethy Edw'd T.mach. at Colts,b.42 Seymour.
" S. Emir, teacher, b. 42 Seymour.
4. William Henry, machinist at Thorne Type Setting Machine Co. 581 Cap. h. 42 Sey. Abild Lydik C. blacksmith, 66 Suf. h. 227 Capen. Abraham Robt, motorman St.Ry. 1.2u. 36 Hicks. Abrahamson Hans, pressm. at 8 Sig. h. E.H.t. Abramovitz Abram, barber, 22, b. 20 Sheldon. " Jacob, barber at 22, b. 20 Sheldon.
A. E. ABRAMS, Physician and Surgeon. Office and house, 78 High street. Hours-9 to 10 A. M.,
2 to 4, and 7 to 8 P. M. Bunday, 2 to 3 P. M. only. Telephone 620.
ALLYN HOUSE DRUG STORE.
PHILO W. NEWTON, Successor to BTEEs & NEWTON.
: : Wruggist, ::
Surgical Instruments. No. 142 Asylum St., Corner of Trumbull
Abrams Alva E. physician, 78, h. 78 High.
" Henry, cigarmkr. 349 Main, b. 74 Temple.
« L. driller, h.u. 101 Windsor. Abroza Chas. restaurant, 189 Fr. h.u. 189 Fr. Academy Immaculate Conception, 89 Church.
" Mount St. Joseph, 150 Farmington.
" of Sacred Heart, 38 Main.
Ackerman M. C. boilermaker at H. B. Beach, 135 Grove, b. 39 Wolcott.
" Samuel, tailor at 67, h.r.2u. 67 Pleasant.
Sidney W. inspect. at 466 Asy. b. 890 Main. Ackerson John W. motorman, St.Ry. h.2u. 153 Wethersfield.
Ackley Elton E. agent at 121, h. 121 Main, rm. 2. " Fred. B. clerk, 436 Capitol, b. 15 Clinton. " Lucas W. mach. 133 Shel. h. 15 Liberty. Aclave Acele, laborer, b. 22 Charles.
Acme Co. driving bits, 278} Main, room 37. " Machine.Screw Co. 302 Asylum.
Adair Arthur, clerk at 559 Park, b. 63 Francis. George A. helper at 690 Park, b. 9} Kibbe.
" James H. molder at 690 Park, h. 17 Sisson.
Kate, widow Robert, b.u. 531 Main.
Moses, roller at 690 Park, b. 63 Francis. Adams Abel S. b. 48 Asylum.
" Addison L. painter at 47 Albany, h. Suf.
Alfred M. carpenter, h.3u. 397 Capitol.
C. F. Co. household goods, Ernest C. Shep- ard, manager, 261 Asylum.
Charles F. printer, 252 Pl. l.u. 232 Asylum. Charles F. ( C. F. A. Co. ) h. Erie, Penn.
Charles H. constable, 372 Main, h. 28 Mad. Charles H. at Court of Common Pleas, 85 Trumbull, h. 24 Sumner.
Charles Hemmenway, associate editor Hart- ford . Courant, 66 State, b. Sigourney House, 554 Main.
" Chas. T. assembler, 83 Wbn. b. 49 Windsor. " Darwin, b. 370 Albany.
" David T. electrician at 80 Sta. b.u. 32 Ben.
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Adams Edward, wagonm. 10 Ferry, b. 445 Main.
Edward T. bookkeeper at Model Tailoring Co. 222 Pearl, b. 82 Broad.
Elizabeth, wid. M. Clark, h. 48 Asylum.
" Elizabeth V. teacher Arsenal school, 832 Main, b. Cromwell t.
" Emma C. wid. George, City Missionary, 234, Pearl, h. 300 Wethersfield.
ADAMS EXPRESS CO. office 305 Mn. branch office Union R. R. depot, 466 Asylum. See page 512.
" F. Amelia, wid. J. M. h. 908 Main.
" Frank D. carpenter, h.u. 140 Maple.
« Frank S. mach. 388 Cap. b. W. Hartford t.
" Fred. A. engir. 218 Mn. h.u. 41 Buckingham.
" Fred. L. machinist at 9 Sig. b.u. 397 Capitol. Geo. H. watchman, Union depot, h. 74 Spg.
" Harry A. machinist at 1 Flower, h. E.H.t.
" Harry M. clerk at 193, b. 91 Asylum.
Henry, b. 554 Main.
" Hotel, M. Colburn, Albany c. Blue Hills.
" Jas. M. printer at Hartford Times, 246 Mn. . h. Wethersfield t.
" Jane A. wid. John, laundress, h. 51 Mather.
" Jane J. wid. Franklin D. h. 140 Maple.
" Jennie M. clerk at 45 Pratt, b. 140 Maple.
" John J. timekeeper at 581 Cap. b. 29 Niles.
John Q. clerk at 55, h. 140 Maple.
John W. farmer, h. 9 Harrison.
Mable J. nurse at 20 Hudson.
" Mary Mrs. b. 554 Main.
Mary H. b. 91 Ann.
" Mary S. at 1189 Broad, h. 48 Grand.
" Maud, clerk, 400 Main, b. 123 Trumbull.
" MonumentalWks. 1 Ford, F.R.Slocum, prop.
Richard, teamster, h.u. 7 Ellery.
" Roswell, crater at 581 Capitol, 1. 527 Main.
" Samuel G. plumber at 128 Sta. h. 60 Retreat. Sarah, wid. Chester, h. 8 Winthrop.
¥ Sarah, wid. Henry, b.u. 15 Huntley pl.
" Sarah H. h.u. 217% Pratt.
Seth B. inspector at 218 Main, h.u. 17 Ash.
" Sherman W. attorney, 236 Main, room 7, sec'y park commissioners, b.u. 125 Park.
Tudor J. b. 217 Main.
" Wm. goldbeater at 14 Mul. b. 15 Huntley pl.
" Wm. C. janitor, Trinity Col. h. 827 Broad.
Wm. E. asst. baggagem. N. Y.R. b. 74 Spring. Adamson Alex. foreman at Taft Co. r. 15 Albany, b. 28 Spring.
Claude, helper at 476 Capitol, b.r. 16 Affleck.
" Geo. coremaker at 1 Flower, b.u. 367 Park.
" Henry P. mach. at 30 Cush. b.u. 367 Park.
" Mary, wid. John, h. 367 Park.
" Robert F. corem. at 1 Flower, b.u. 367 Park. Adcock Herbert, inspector, 1 Flow. b. 234 Pearl. " John W. mach. at 1 Flow. h. 65 Madison. Addis Fred W. printer at 49 Tru. 1. 19 Capitol. " Martin O. toolmkr. at 476 Cap. h. 21 Wbn. Addison Thos. H. carpenter, h. 42 Hungerford. Adelman Abraham, capmaker, h. 66 Village. Adelsohn Samuel, grocer, 70, h. 70 Windsor.
Adkins Frank H. toolm. at 1 Flower, h. 67 Sig. " Fred, laborer, h. 53 Sanford.
" Frederick A. brushm.at 176 Aly.h.2 Atlantic.
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Adkins John B. printer at E. Geer's Sons, 16 State, 1. 405 Main, rm. 17. see also Atkins.
Adlemann Simon, h.u. 195 Front. Adriance Francis H. h. 84 Vernon. Etna Electric Co. 856 Asylum.
AETNA INSURANCE CO. (Fire), office 226 Main. See pages 386 and 387. AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. office 218 Main. See page 393. AETNA MACHINE CO. special ma- chinery, 77 Commerce. See page 488. AETNA NATIONAL BANK, 214 Main, cor. Atheneum. See page 375.
AETNA PYROTECHNIC CO. " Spring Water Co. 718 Park.
S. S. Lapoint, L. A. Lapoint, J. N. Lapoint. Albert Marwick, jr. 377 Asy.
" Stamp Works, F. E. Smith, 25 Asylum.
Affleck Augusta A. proofreader at Times, 246 Main, b.u. 7 Linden.
Agard Charles, mach. at Popes, h.u. 28 Wdbg. « Charles F. foreman carpenter at 157 Weth- ersfield, h. 461 Maple.
Aghamalian Malcom G. mach. 26 High, h. 284 Asylum, rm. 60.
Agnes Mother M. principal Mt. St. Joseph Seminary, 152 Farmington.
Agnew Seymour P. const. 29 Pearl, h. 105 Hung. Agney F. W. postal clerk, h.u. 9 Ward.
Ahern Annie L. musicteacher u. 51, b.u. 51 Jeff.
" Catharine, wid. Nicholas, h. 259 Front.
" Cornelius, laborer, b.2u. 90 Front.
" Daniel, mason, 19, h. 19 East.
" Daniel B. carpenter, b. 207 Sheldon.
" Daniel W. blacksm. at 54 Arch, h. 207 Shel.
David, brickmason, b. 19 East.
David, coachman, b.r. 161 Franklin.
David J. machinist at Colts, h. 48 Vanblock.
" Dennis, carpenter at 141 Tru. b. New Park.
Edward, mason, b. 19 East.
" Edward J. b. 348 Front.
Ellen, wid. Patrick, h.u. 107 Windsor.
" Eugene, brakeman at N.Y.R. h.3u. 28 Wal.
" Eugene F. b.u. 107 Windsor.
" Hannah N. b. 55 Sigourney.
" Henry M. yardman at 25 Front, h. 3 Center.
" J. Frank, watchrep. 371 Mn. b.u.51Jefferson.
AHERN JAMES, plumber, gas fixtures, 280 Asy. h. 55 Sigourney. See page 455.
" John, h. 77 Elm.
" John, h.2u. 40 Spring.
John, teamster, h. Broad, c. Ward.
John, motorman at St. Ry. h.u. 133 Maple.
John, shoemaker, 832 Main, b. 16 Russell.
John A. mach. at 1 Flower, h. 76 Hudson.
John B. carpenter, b. 134 Main.
John J. clerk, b. 207 Sheldon.
John J. groc. clerk 29 Morris, b. 144 Capitol.
John J. steamfitter, b. 107 Windsor.
" John J. bricklayer, 1. 198 High.
John W. ins. agent, 253 Main, h.u. 51 Jef.
Kate, wid. William, b. Ward, c. Broad.
" Kate N. dressmaker, 144, h. 144 Capitol.
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Ahern Margaret, wid. Edward, h. 348 Front.
" Margaret M. b. 55 Sigourney.
Margaret, wid. Peter, b. 90 Williams.
Mary, wid. William, b.u. 133 Maple.
Matthew J. stonecutter at New England Granite Works, 650 Main, h. 3 Center. Maurice, molder 556 Cap. h.u. 142 Babcock.
" Michael, molder at 54 Arch, h. 43 Huyshope.
Michael F. mach. at 1 Flower, h. 18 Affleck. Minnie J. b. 55 Sigourney.
Morris, shoemaker, 832 Main, h.u. 142 Win.
" Nicholas, laborer at N.E.R. b. 259 Front.
Nora, b. 144 Capitol.
P. D. clerk at Brown, Thomson & Co. 400 Main, b. 51 Jefferson.
Patrick, storekeeper at State Prison, h. 1st north of R.R. Wethersfield av.
Thomas F. draughtsman at 690 Park, b. 231 Lawrence.
" Thos. P. shoemkr. at 91 Win. h. 16 Russell.
Timothy, fireman at P.&R.R. b. 13 Liberty.
William, laborer 556 Cpitol, h.u. 13 Front.
y William J. switchman, b. 348 Front.
William T. saloon, 49, h.u. 49 Sheldon.
Ahlgreen Herman, mach. at 1 Flow. b.u. 61 Haw. Ahlstrom Theo. lab. at 556 Cap. h. 279 Clark. Ahrens John C. laborer at 335 Shel. h. 26 Gold. Ainley Robert, boardinghouse, 70 Charter Oak. Ainsley Frazier, attendant at & b. 56 Fairfield. AISHBERG EDWIN J. councilman 6th ward, clerk at 879 Main b. 30 Buckingham.
" Henry, boots, shoes, 879 Main, h. 30 Bkm. Aitken James C. machinist 1 Flower, h. S.M.t. Akerberg Charles, milkman, b. 1074 Main. " John, milkman, b. 1074 Main. Akerlind John A. tailor 7, h. 7 Lewis. Akin Mary, at 169, b. 167 Asylum.
Albany Av. Granite W'ks, F. R. Slocum, 40 Alb. Albert Louis, peddler, h.u. 232 Front.
Albin Fred. W. brakeman N.Y.R. h. 46 Chestnut. " James, wheelwright, b. 299 Albany.
" James J. painter at 352 Alb. b. 16 Chestnut. Albro James W. h.u. 189 Maple.
" John H. motorman St.Ry. 1. 80 Sta. rm.14 ..
" Mary A. nurse, 33, b.u. 33 Wooster. Albu Max F. physician, 241 Mn. b. 33 Mulberry. Alcock ET see Elcock.
Alcorn Hugh M. student at 214 Pratt, b. Suffield. Robert T. carpenter, b. 39 Oxford.
Alden Albert W. draughtsman, h. 186 Laurel.
« Charles A. machinist at 26 High.
« Frank A. machinist at Colts, b. 39 Elm.
Herbert W. draughtsman at Popes, b. 181 Laurel.
Alderman Alice H. wid. Alfonso, b. 33 Allen pl.
" Allen C. ( Chambers & A. ) h. 185 Ashley.
Elbert T. butcher at 133, l.u. 536 Main.
" James S. grocer, 954, h. 954 Main.
Aldrich Bertel V. carpenter, h. 222 Maple. " & Blackmer, painters, 564 Main. Frank H. Aldrich. Perlee J. Blackmer.
" Frank H. ( A. & Blackmer ) h.u. 11 Can.
« Louis M. carpenter, h. 227 Maple.
" S. P. seamstress, h.Su. 40 Asylum.
Aldridge Geo. T. printer, h. 34 Vernon.
Alesantra Donato, laborer, h.2u. 11 Charles.
« Francisco, laborer, h. 22 Charles.
" Joseph, bootblack,454 Asylum, h. 11 Charles. Alexander Benjamin, tailor, 168 Fr. h. 68 Pleas.
" Catherine A. wid. Jerome, b.u. 24 Russ.
" Edward W. tailor, 338 Main.
" Ellen Frances, Mrs. h.u. 10 Lewis.
" Emma G. wid. John C. dressm. b.51 Windsor.
Geo. W. jeweler, h. Fairview
" Joel S. blacksm. 38 Ferry, h.2u. 90 Sta. rm. 5. " John, electroplater, 39 Tru. h.u. 5 Bellevue.
Lillian, nurse, b. 14 Church, rm. 6.
" Louis, shoemaker, 251 Park, b. 145 Front.
" Mary H. wid. Samuel, h. 22 Highland.
" Moses, clothing, 149, h. 144 Front.
" Robert M. clerk at 98 Asy. b. 4 Huyshope.
" Rubi, shoemaker, 145, h. 145 Front.
" Samuel, agent, l.u. 248 Main, rm. 7.
" Sarah, wid. Charles, b. 75 Clark.
" William, machinist, h.u. 6 Church. Alexandro Carmine, laborer, b. 76 Charles. Alfarno Tony, laborer, h.2u. 68 Front. Alfier Vittorio, grocer, 5, h. 5 Charles.
Alfred Mary, Sister Superior, St. James Catho- lic Orphan Asylum, 93 Church.
. " Merritt A. salesman at 201 Asy. h. 116 Hunt. " Rachel E. wid. Augustus B. bu. 667 Main.
Alger John, mach. at A. S. Cook, h. 79 Seymour.
" Lucien J. machinist 80 Huy. h.u. 2 Jefferson.
" Manley H. motorm. St.Ry.b.2u. 126 Market.
William, driver at 164 Main, b. 27 John.
ET see also Allger.
Allarde Camille,dropfrgr.216 Law.h.3u. 220 Shel. " Josie, clerk at 400 Main, b. 220 Sheldon.
Allardyce Chas. B. boilermaker, h.u. 28 Center. " Elizabeth C. b.u. 28 Center.
" M. M. Miss, at Travelers Insurance Co. 56 Prospect, b.u. 28 Center.
Allen Adelaide A. h. 37 Huntington.
" Albert H. mach. at Colts, b. 36 Woodbridge.
Albert L. ( Allen Bros. ) h.u. 183 Seymour.
Albert O. stocker at Colts, b. 31 Woodbridge.
" Alden J. machinist at Colts, h. 31 Wdbg.
" Alex. salesm. at 126 Church, h. 370 Asylum.
" Alonzo A. molder, 1 Flower, b. 20 Trumbull.
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