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GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.
THOMAS A. LAKE, Pres't. EVERETT J. LAKE, Sec'y. GEORGE W. HILL, Treas.
THE HARTFORD LUMBER CO.,
Dealers in all kinds of
Hard and Soft Woods, Shingles, Lath and Timber. REAR 17 ALBANY AVE., HARTFORD, CONN.
HARTFORD MOULDING WORKS, ALFRED T. RICKER, Proprietor, MANUFACTURER OF MOULDINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR Builders and Picture Frame Dealers - In Black Walnut, Chestnut, Cherry, Pine, Etc. SAWING, PLANING AND MATCHING TO ORDER. Lumber Kiln-Dried to Order. GOOD WORK AND LOW PRICES. 26 POTTER STREET, - - HARTFORD, CONN.
ABEL STRICKLAND.
CHARLES W. SHEA.
STRICKLAND & SHEA,
Scroll Sawing, Wood Turning, Carving, Ornamental Wood Work, Bank and Office Fixtures.
Church Work and Mantels a Specialty. Jobbing and Repairing. 20 POTTER STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.
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the entire proscenium opening. and there .ha.l be for the rest of the stage a complete system of fire appara- tus and perforated iron pipes, automatic or 1820 sprinklers. Said pipes or sprinkiers con .. be rop; lied with water by high-pressure service, and he at all times ready for use. There shall be balconies not less than four feet in width in saii open court or courte for street, when the building borders on a street ;, at each level or tier above the parquet, on each side of the audi- torium, of anfficient length to embrace the two exits, and from the said balconies there shall be staircases extending to the ground level, with a rise of not more than eight and one-half inches to a step, and not less than nine-inch tread exclusive of the nosing. The staircase from the upper balcony to the next below shall be not less than thirty inches in width in the clear, and from the first balcony to the ground three feet in clear where the seating capacity of the andito- rium is fifteen hundred or less, and three feet six inches, where the seating capacity is not more than two thou- sand people. All the above balconies and staircases shall be constructed of iron throughout, including the floors, and of ample strength to sustain the load to be carried by them, and they shall be covered with a metal hood or awning, to be constructed as shall be directed by the inspector.
SECTION XXL ELEVATORS.
In any building in which there shall be an elevator not enclosed in walls constructed of brick or other fire- proof materials, and provided with fire-proof doors, the openings thereof through and upon each floor of waid buildings shall be provided with and protected by a guard or gate and with good trap-doors with which to close the same. Such guards, gates and trap doors shall be kept closed at all times except when in actual use. In all buildings except manufactories hereafter erected, the roof immediately over the elevator shall be covered with a skylight of suitable size. All ele- vators hereafter placed in any building, except manu- factories or store-houses, shall be enclosed in suitable walls of brick or frame work of iron and burnt clay filling, or other fire-proof materials ; said walls shall extend through and above the roof of the building at least three feet, and all openings into the same shall be provided with fire-proof doors made solid for three feet above the floor level, and with grill openings above. Elevators may be placed in the well-hole of stairs with- out such brick or fire-proof enclosures; where the stairs are inclosed with brick or other fire-proof walls, but the frame work and inclosure of such elevator shall be of iron or other fire-proof materials. The roofs over all inclosed elevators shall be made of fire-proof mate- rials, with a skylight of at least three-fourths of the area of the shaft, made of glass set in an iron frame. Immediately under all overhead machinery at top of elevator shaft, there shall be placed a substantial grat- ing or screen of iron of sufficient strength to protect from falling materials. Every elevator shall be pro- vided with a sufficient arrangement to prevent the falling of the car or platform in case of accident. Every part of any elevator not inclosed in a shaft, ex- cept in manufactories and store-houses, shall be pro- fected by an iron screen or grill. Freight elevators shall have a notice posted conspicuously thereon, as follows : "Persons riding on this elevator do so at their own risk." All persons placed in charge of run- ning muy elevator, shall be steady, reliable persons, with suitable qualifications to do such work. No ele- valor shall be used until it has been inspected and a permit has been granted by the inspector ; and when any repairs are found necessary, upon inspection, they shall be made without delay, and the use of the eleva- tor shall cease, and it shall not be again used until a now inspection, unless a certificate signed by an eleva- tor-builder that the elevator is safe, has been furnished and posted at the entrance.
SECTION XXIL
AC ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Approved, March 17, 189%.
Attest, HENRY F. SMITH, City Clerk.
HARTFORD JURORS, For Courts from September, 1896.
A.friance F. H. Gunshannon Thos. W.
Allen Normand F.
Haas Louis B.
Allen B. Rowland Hall John H.
Andrus Charles B. Hart Charles R.
Andruss Henry F. Hartstall Isaac.
Ball .John E. Barrett Robert W. Hollister Geo. F. Huntington Chas. G.
Baker Isaiah, Jr. Jackson Rufus H. Baker William E. Jacobs Ward W. Johnson Frank E.
Balf Edward Barbour Lucius A. Barrowe Freeman W. Bartholomew W. W. Bartlett Edward S. Benedict Samuel N.
Judd E. H. Kellogg Julius A.
Kennedy Henry. King Horace H.
Blake Charles A. Blake Thomas J. Blanchard O. H. Bosworth S. B. Boyd Thomas Brainerd Amaziah Burr Franklin L. Candee John D. Capewell Geo. J. Carey Frank S.
Case Horace J. Chapman Silas, Jr. Coburn Charles
Colton Olcott B. Cone J. H. Cook George Cooley Charles H.
Coombs John Cowles Frank
Preston Miles B.
Dickinson, L. A.
Dwight Henry C.
Fairfield John M. Faxon Edward R. Fiege Augustus F. Fuller Chauncey C.
Prutting George Quinn Patrick H. Risley Lorenzo Scanlon Michael F. Schott James S. Silsby J. H. Soby Charles Tyler Heman A.
Furlong Frank P. Gates Thomas Gillett Albert B.
Wallace Alfred M.
Glazier Judson A.
Gregg George W.
Watrous Wm. H. Williams A. C. J.
Griswold Sanford A.
Zweygart Henry J.
CYCLONES OR BLIZZARDS.
August 14, 1787, in Rockyhill, Glastonbury, Bolton and Coventry.
Over Litchfield, Hartford, Windham and New London counties, July 15, 1799. In the last century near Meriden and Wethersfield; at Wallingford in 1878; at Winsted, July 2, 1888; at Burnside, Sept. 12, 1886.
March 11-18, 1888, occurred the heaviest snow ; ice storm ever known, which shut off all communi tion from the city for nearly a week except by the I distance telephone.
July 18, 1893, a heavy thunder shower accompa: with cyclonic wind and hail visited Hartford, unre ing buildings and uprooting trees, doing great dam: also to growing crops and tobacco in the towns of E. Hartford and Glastonbury.
April 12, 1894, snow and high gale; drifts 8 1 deep in some parts of the state.
Kohn Henry Lamb John W. Lepard Frederick P. Mahl George Marcy Fred A. Mather Walter S. McManus Jobn C. Mellen Moses Miller H. G. O. Montgomery H. G. Moore Clifford O. Moran John F. Murphy Edward J. Newton Goo. W. Olds Alfred A. Packard Caleb L. Parker John D.
Pease Charles A.
Preston Albert B.
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W. H. SCOVILLE, ARCHITECT AND BUILDER.
Practical, -
Artistic
HOMES.
A Well-Developed and Carefully Drawn Plan will in Every Instance More Than Save Its Entire Cost. Office, 248 MAIN STREET, Residence, Hartford, Conn. 7 ALDEN STREET.
Telephone Connections.
HILLS & FOX, Masons, Contractors and Builders.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO JOBBING.
OFFICE, 22 JOHN STREET, Hartford, Conn. ALFRED L. HILLS, Residence, 1 So. Hudson st.
THOMAS B. FOX,
Residence, 10 Congress st.
HIRAM BISSELL, MASON, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR.
JOBBING ESPECIALLY ATTENDED TO.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE :
43 WADSWORTH ST., HARTFORD, CONN.
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A. W. SCOVILLE, Contractor + and + Builder,
ALSO MANUFACTURER OF ALL KINDS OF NICE WOOD WORK FOR MESIDENCES, BANKS, STORES, Etc. OFFICE, 236 MAIN STREET, Factory 286 to 290 Sheldon Street, Hartford, Conn. N. B. PINE WORK IN HARD WOODS IS OUR SPECIALTY. A. W. SCOVILLE, Architect. Plans and Specifications for all kinds of Buildings. Expert on Construction.
MALLERY TABOR,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
Personal Attention Given to Repair Jobs.
REAR 281 ALLYN STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.
ANDREW D. WERT.
WILLIAM J. SIMMS.
WEST & SIMMS,
BUILDERS,
CONTRACTORS FOR ALL GLASSES OF BUILDINGS
With good facilities, small expenses, and close application to business, we can do work at prices that ought to insure a fair share of public patronage.
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS. Office and Shop, No. 101} Hudson Street, Hartford, Coni.
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W. E. BECKER. W. H. ROGERS.
BECKER & ROGERS, ARCHITECTS, 241 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.
Preliminary Sketches, Complete Plans, Specifications, Detail Drawings, and Superin- tendence furnished for all Kinds of Buildings.
HOUSES DESIGNED IN THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES. Special attention given to inside finish and decoration.
EDMUND BROWNE, Contractor * and # Builder.
Contfacts of all kinds taken, both large and small. JOBBING WILL RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION. Shop rear 719 MAIN ST. Residence 13 FLORENCE ST. HARTFORD, CONN.
S. D. STODDARD.
W. E. CALKINS.
Stoddard & Caulkins,
CONTRACTORS
and BUILDERS.
Cabinet and all kinds of Hard Wood Work. . Every Description of Wood Jobbing and Repairing. PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FURNISHED. 283 SHELDON STREET, cor. Union Street, Hartford, Conn. Telephone, 723-4.
CHARLES H. DRESSER,
Successor to WYBELL & DRESSER,
MANUFACTURER OF
FINE WOOD WORK, TURNING, SCROLL SAWING,
STORE AND OFFICE FURNISHINGS,
MANTELS, WAINSCOTING, Etc. 225 to 235 SHELDON ST., cor. Woodbridge St., Hartford, Conn.
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ISAAC A. ALLEN, Jr., Successor to F. S. NEWMAN, Architect Designer. Expert on Construction 372 Main St., cor. Temple St., 1 Building, S Rooms 99 and 100, Ballerstein HARTFORD, CONN. Plans of all kinds furnished for Schools, Dwellings, Mills, Blocks, Etc.
JAMES W. BARLOW, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
· Plans and Specifications Shown and Furnished. SPECIAL MEN FOR JOBBING. RESIDENCE, No. 15 GRAND STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.
ALEXANDER WATSON,
Practical Curb and Sidewalk Setter and General Jobber.
Cement Walks and Driveways, Cement Flooring for Cellars, Washstands, Engine Houses, Bank Vaults, Slaughter Houses, Etc., a Specialty. ESTIMATES FURNISHED. No. 32 LINCOLN STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.
H. B. PHILBRICK,
BUILDING CONTRACTOR
ESTIMATES MADE ON ALL CLASSES OF BUILDING.
Office and Residence, No. 111 EDWARDS ST., Hartford, Col Telephone Connection, 713-8.
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Jr. ROBERT BRAND,
PRACTICAL CABINET MAKER.
DEALER IN ANTIQUE FURNITURE.
All Kinds of Furniture Repaired, Upholstered and Re- stored at Reasonable Rates.
19 ux 7 GROVE ST., HARTFORD, CONN. Residence, 66 Putnam St.
5, Bi :.
1 F. C. LANGE,
.DE
PAINTER AND DECORATOR,
nish Agent for the Famous Alfred The finest style of Fresco Painting done.
Peats Prize Wall Papers. Designs of every description submitted. ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
62 LAUREL STREET, -:- HARTFORD, CONN.
C. A. GLEASON.
ew.
P. C. GRIERSON. P. C. GRIERSON & CO., Practical Decorators and Designers. FRESCO AND PLAIN PAINTING. . . PAPER HANGING AND WOOD FINISHING. Relief Work and High-Class Decorating a Specialty. DESIGNS SUBMITTED.
328 PEARL STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.
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JOHN R. HILLS,
BUILDER,
Office, 278 MAIN ST., Hartford, Conn. Trust Co's Building.
Residence, 11 Main Street.
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F. M. HARLOW. J. H. SILSBY.
J. H. SILSBY & CO., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN CANADA AND VERMONT KILN DRIED Spruce and Hard Wood Flooring, Ceiling and Plank. SPRUCE BOX SHOOKS. Telephone, 445-2. 148 ALLYN STREET, Hartford, Conn.
EDWARD O'NEIL,
Joiner and Builder.
Jobbing Attended to with Promptness and Despatch.
Shop and Residence, 68 HUDSON STREET, Hartford, Conn.
D. W. HOLLIS,
Successor to KNIGHT & HOLLIS,
Contracting Builder.
Fine Residences a Specialty.
AGENT FOR
Small Work Attended to Promptly.
Burrows Screen Co.
Estimates Furnished on Application.
Portland, Me.
Shop and Residence, 62 LAUREL STREET, Hartford, Conn.
FOR YOUR ..... Commercial Printing
TELEPHONE 703-6 .-
They will Call and give you Estimates.
ELIHU GEER'S SONS.
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THE BILLINGS & SPENCER CO., HARTFORD, CONN., U. S. A., MANUFACTURERS OF
Drop Forgings of Iron, Steel, and Copper; First-Class Machinists' Tools.
Billings' Patent Double Acting Rat-
chet Drills for MorseTaper and Square Shank Drills; original Packer Ratchet
Drills for both Morse Taper and Square
Shank Drill; Billings Patent Cutting- off Tool; Lineman's Hand Vises; forged Steel Snap Gauge Blanks, from 44 to 2's inches.
PAT.MAR.12 95
For Railway Motors and Dynamos. Made of a single piece of unalloyed Copper, bav- ing n homogeneous molecular . structure throughout, of the greatest density, with an increased efficiency.
PAT.MAR 12'95
to 2 inches diameter ; Combination
Drop- Forged Eye-Bolts, from
THE
SP
LINK STRAIN.
JH BILLINGS
B
Ball Pene Machinists' Hammers drop-forged from best Tool Steel: Horseshoe Turning Hammers; Bil- lings Wire Cutters.
Overhead Trolley Equipment, Colophite Insulation.
The great advantage of this miterinf is that all the parts that are subjected to strain are made from material that has a tensile strength of 80,000 pounds per square inch, and an electrical potential and resis- rance of 337,000 megohins.
DROP FORGINGS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
styles.
Drop Forged;
gineers' Wrenches in 120 different
Machine and En.
For Pistols, Sewing Machines, Locomotives, Stationary Engines, and Machinery Generally. [ SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE. Selling Agents for THE C. E. BILLINGS MFG. CO.
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MAGAZINE SCAKW DRIVER, Pat'd March 15, 1892.
Commutator Segments.
Pliers.
INTERIOR VIEW.
476
CHAS. L. LINCOLN.
GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY. CHAS. P. LINCOLN. THEO. M. LINCOLN.
ESTABLISHED, 1884.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS, (LINCOLN & CO.)
Founders and Machinists
54 to 70 ARCH STREET, Hartford, Conn. -- Manufacturers of- Bleaching, Dyeing, Drying, and Finishing Machinery. Special Machinery, Shafting, Pulleys, Couplings, and Hangers. Builders' .'. Iron .'. Work. Iron Castings. GENERAL REPAIRS OF ALL KINDS.
WHAT SHALL WE SLEEP ON?
The "HARTFORD WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS." CLEAN, LUXURIOUS, AND DURABLE.
Capital, $80,000.
HENRY ROBERTS, President
ASK YOUR FURNITURE DEALER -FOR THE-
"HARTFORD Woven Wire Mattress."
and Treaanrer.
J. E. GODBEE, Secretary.
DIRECTORS-Charles E. Perkins, Henry Roberts, J. E. Godbee. Annual meeting in March.
WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS.
COMBINED WITH
Iron and Brass Beds.
UN ,
(The above Engraving represents our Fancy Iron Bedstead.) MANUFACTURED ONLY BY The Hartford Woven Wire Mattress Co. No. 618 CAPITOL AVE., Cor. LAUREL ST., Hartford, Conn.
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THE PRATT & WHITNEY CO. 1 Flower Street, Hartford, Conn., MANUFACTURE
Planers, Shapers, Drilling Machines, Speed, Cutting-Off and Engine Lathes, Monitor Lathes, Turret-Head Screw and Chucking Machines, Milling, Profiling, Tapping, Cutter and Taper Reamer Grind- ing Machines, Boring Mills, Bolt Cutters, Die Sinkers, Metal Band Sawing Machines, Two-Spindle Centering Machines, Flour Mill Roll-Grooving Machines, Drop Hammers, Punching Presses, United States Standard Thread, Ring, Plug and Caliper Size Guages, Hand, Machine Nut, Machine Screw, Pipe, Staybolt, and Pulley Taps, Die-Stocks and Dies, Milling Cutters in great variety, solid and with inserted teeth.
Cutters for Teeth of Gear Wheels, Combination Lathe Chucks, Straight and Taper, Solid and Shell Reamers, Brass Finishing,
AUTOMATIC WEIGHING MACHINES, SPECIAL MACHINERY,
ALSO
Machinery and Tools for Bicycle Manufacture.
PENCIL HOLDER.
P. & W CO.
KIDD'S IMPROVED DIVIDER.
Factories Equipped with Complete Plants of Machines, Fixtures, Small Tools and Gauges, for the Manufacture of Guns, Sewing Machines and Similar Articles Requiring Interchange- ability of Parts. >O
MILLING CUTTER.
IRON CASTINGS MADE TO ORDER.
THE HARTFORD TOOL CO. HARTFORD,CONN U.S.A. PAT'D JULY S.1881 & APRIL 18,1882.
Illustrations and Prices Furnished on Application.
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ATLANTIC SCREW WORKS. HARTFORD CONN. DAVID TILTON. Proprietor. SUCCESSOR TO GEORGE W. BRUCE. WOOD SCREWS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ALSO, OUR SPECIALTIES ARE
Brass and Bronze Metal Screws,
FLAT, ROUND, AND OVAL HEADS.
THE ATLANTIC SCREW WORKS, by their Improved Pointing and Threading Machines, secure good points, round, smooth bodies, and true, well-slotted heads. These Screws are packed in convenient flat boxes, very plainly labeled.
70 HUYSHOPE AVE., COLT'S WEST ARMORY.
The Capewell Horse Nail Company.
E. C. LEWIS, President.
G. J. CAPEWELL, Vice President and Super- intendent. A. W. C. WILLIAMS, Treas. and Gen'l Mgr. GEO. C. F. WILLIAMS, Sec'y and Ass't Treas.
FACTORIES. HARTFORD, CONN. LONDON, ENG.
BRANCHES. New York, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa. Chicago, IlI. St. Louis, Mo. Buffalo, N. Y.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Boston, Mass.
Detroit, Mich. Denver, Col. San Francisco, Ca' Portland, 01
The SUPERIORITY OF THE CAPEWELL HORSE NAILS has been Fully Demonstrated. THEY NEVER CRIMP in driving in the hardest hoof; they are flexible to twist and clinch, and the clint holds against any strain in service.
THEY ARE "THE BEST DRIVING NAIL," being the smoothest in finish from head to point.
THEY ARE UNIFORM in length, breadth, and thickness.
THEY NEVER SPLIT IN DRIVING.
THEY NEVER BREAK UNDER THE HEADS, but hold the shoe until it is worn out.
THEY ARE MADE FROM THE BEST SWEDISH IRON RODS, specially imported, the quality of which is improved in compactness, tenacity, and uniformity of temper, by the Capewell procesa, CONTROLLEI EXCLUSIVELY BY THIS COMPANY.
Their tensile strength is one-half greater than that of any other nail made.
40 GOVERNOR ST., Cor. CHARTER OAK AVE., Hartford,. Conn.
GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.
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THE DWIGHT SLATE MACHINE CO.
Warerooms, 13 CENTRAL ROW, Hartford, Conn.,
FACTORY ADJOINING. . DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
MACHINERY.
MODEL WORK AND SPECIAL MACHINERY TO ORDER.
MANUFACTURERS OF
The well-known "Sensitive Drills," (copyrighted trade mark) of various sizes, 10, 13,' and 15 inch swing, one to four spindles; and the most complete line of Automatic Drilling Machines for light work (16 inch holes and under) made in the country.
Automatic Gear Cutters, Automatic Pinion Cutters, Milling Machines, Fine Bench Lathes. We have experienced Tool and Model Makers, and are prepared to do model work on Guns, Typewriters, and the finer classes of mechanism.
WE CARRY IN STOCK A LINE OF GENERAL
MACHINERY MACHINISTS' SUPPLIES, Hangers, Shafting, Pulleys, Etc. JOBBING, REPAIRING, TOOL DRESSING, AND FINE BLACKSMITHING.
ESTABLISHED, 1858.
ASA S. COOK,
Manufacturer of WOOD SCREWS AND ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY.
JOR MAKING
TIRE BOLTS, STOVE BOLTS, LAG SCREWS, and RIVETS.
PATENTED
BUILDER of SPECIAL MACHINERY to Order.
DIE THREADER. Colt's West Armory, 80 Huyshope Avenue, Hartford, Conn.
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New York Exhaust and Blow Pipe Co. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONES
FANS of all descriptions, for the removal of Shavings, Dust, Lint, Smoke, Odors, etc. PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
-THE Eclipse Exhaust Pipe Head,
Prevents the spray nuisance, and rotting of roofs and walls, entrapping all the grease and water without any back pressure.
Galvanized Flanged Pressure Pipe and all styles of fitting. Heavy Sheet Iron Work a Specialty.
Office and Works, HARTFORD, CONN.
New York Office, 136 LIBERTY ST.
The Sigourney Tool Co., SIGOURNEY ST., Cor. CUSHMAN, Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED, APRIL 27, 1884. CAPITAL, $60.000.00. G. WELLS ROOT, President. FREDERICK D. TAYLOR, Secretary. E. S. ROOT, Treasurer. DIRECTORS.
G. WELLS ROOT. F. D. TAYLOR. JOHN R. REYNOLDS. . E. S. ROOT.
Annual Meeting in February. MANUFACTURERS OF One, Two and Three Spindle DRILLS. Automatic Gear Cutters, 10" Hand Lathes, Slide Res
BUILDERS OF Smyth Book-Sewing Machines, Electrical Instruments.
SPECIAL MACHINES, TOOLS AND MODEL BUILT BY DAY OR CONTRACT.
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C. C. KIMBALL, President.
GEO. C. KIMBALL, Secretary and Treasurer.
The Smyth Thread Book -Sewing Machine
This Directory is Sewed by this Machine.
:
A.MUGFORD HFD, CT.
Does Stronger, Better and More Uniform Work than Hand Sewing. No Sawing Required. Will Sew Sheets up to 14 by 18 inches, and Books of any thickness. Capacity, 30,000 Signatures per day.
In general use with the Book Trade in the United States and Europe. Patented in the United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, Austria, Italy, Belgium, Russia, Spain, and Canada. . Address
THE SMYTH MANUFACTURING COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF
BOOKBINDERS' MACHINERY,
No. 216 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. ÆTNA LIFE INSURANCE CO'S BUILDING.
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L. A. WILEY'S
NEW ART STORE. MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN MOULDINGS, PICTURE FRAMES, EASELS, Etc., Etc., AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Engravings, Etchings, Water Colors, Artotypes, Olographs, Etc. 251 PEARL STREET, TELEPHONE BUILDING, - HARTFORD, CONN.
Manufacturers' Catalogues ELIHU GEER'S SONS,
PRINTED BY
16 STATE STREET.
B. S. WOODWARD.
WM. W. BOGERS.
WOODWARD & ROGERS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
One, Two, Three, and Four-Spindle
DRILLS
Tapping Machine, Surface Grinders,
Cutter Grinders,
SPECIAL MACHINE TOOLS, E **
Gear Cutting a Specialty ..
262 MAIN STREET Wood's Building, HARTFORD, CONN.
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Established, 1848. Chartered, 1880. Organized, April 16, 1883. Capital, $,800,000.
PLINY JEWELL, President. LYMAN B. JEWELL, Vice President. CHAS. A. JEWELL, Treas.
JEWELL BELTING CO
NEWELL BELTING CO
POJEWELL SONS
THE JEWELL BELTING CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
Leather Belting, Lace Leather,
METALLIC-TIPPED
LA .€
GS,
JEWELL BELTING CO.
PAT'BELT L'ACING
PATENT BELT LACING
HIDES AND LEATHER,
Walrus and Buff Leather
JEWELL BELTING CO
Always on Hand. POLISHING BELTS
of all kinds Made to Order.
JEWELLBELTINGCO
Office and Manufactory,
15 TRUMBULL, JEWELL, and HICKS STREETS, Hartford, Conn.
CHAS. E. NEWTON, Secretary.
Charles E. Newton, Edward H. Bingham. DIRECTORS .- Pliny Jewell, Lyman B. Jewell, Chas. A. Jewell,
AND DEALERS IN
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THE BLODGETT & CLAPP COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Iron, Steel, Heavy Hardware > Carriage Supplies,
METALS AND TIN PLATE. 49 and 51 MARKET ST., Hartford, Conn.
CAPITOL CITY OIL CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in High Grades of
Lubricating and Illuminating Oils and Greases, -ALSO Harness, Robes, Blankets, and Horse Furnishing Goods of Every Description. 195 STATE STREET, Hartford, Conn. All Goods Guaranteed Satisfactory. W. H. MELONEY, Manager.
JAMES R. TOPPING,
Mattern Making OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Good and Correct Work Guaranteed.
No. 262 MAIN STREET, Wood's Building , HARTFORD, CONN.
GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY. 485
ESTABLISHED, 1841. CAPITAL, $200,000. INCORPORATED, 1876.
JAMES L. HOWARD & CO., 440-448 ASYLUM STREET,
RAILWAY SUPPLIES.
BRASS FOUNDRY and FACTORY. BRASS WORK POLISHED and LACQUERED. BRASS TURNING and SPINNING. BRASS GRILLS and RAILINGS.
GAS FIXTURES REFINISHED.
Oxidized Metal Finishes, also Brass, Bronze, Silver and
NICKEL PLATING.
JAMES L. HOWARD, President. FRANK L. HOWARD, Treasurer.
GEORGE E. HOWARD, Vice President. CHARLES P. HOWARD, Secretary.
ERNEST CADY, Pres't and Treas. CHAS. W. SPONSEL, Superintendent. F. F. STREET, Secretary.
THE PRATT & CADY CO., Iron AND Brass Founders,
556 CAPITOL AVENUE, cor. Sigourney St., Hartford, Conn. AND MANUFACTURERS OF IRON AND BRASS
GATE VALVES, with Renewable Seats and Gates.
GLOBE AND ANGLES, with Renewable Disks.
STRAIGHTWAY STOPS, with Renew. able Disks.
STRAIGHTWAY SWINGING CHECKS and LOCK CHECKS.
BACK PRESSURE VALVES, with Re- newable Disks.
The Renewable Seats and Disks are of ASBESTOS or METAL, as required. ASBESTOS PACKED COCKS.
WATER GAUGES and GAUGE COCKS, Asbestos Packed.
RETURN STEAM TRAPS and BOILER FEEDERS. FIRE HYDRANTS.
OUR EXCLUSIVE SELLING AGENTS ARE AS FOLLOWS: THE FAIRBANKS CO., New York, N. Y .; Philadelphia, Pa .; Baltimore, Md .; Buffalo, N. Y .; Albany, N. Y .; Pittsburgh, Pa.
WESTERN VALVE CO., Chicago, III. THE FAIRBANKS CO., Boston, Mass.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
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GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.
THE HARTFORD RUBBER WORKS COMPANY, PARK ST. and BARTHOLOMEW AVE, Hartford, Conn., Makers of HIGH-GRADE
Pneumatic
Tires ....
FOR
Bicycles, Carriages, Sulkies, etc.
CHE Hartford Rubber Works Co. were the first to make Single Tube Pneumatic Tires in this country, and the success of this form of Tires for bicycles and carriages is due to their skill and care in manufacture. Hart- ford Single Tube Tires are everywhere recognized as the standard for quality, speed, and durability.
RUBBER TIRES FOR ALL PURPOSES. RUBBER SUNDRIES.
POPE MANUFACTURING CO.,
BARTHOLOMEW AVE., Hartford, Conn.
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