Geer's Hartford City Directory, 1899, Part 91

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MULBERRY STREET FOOT BRIDGE, Built of wood at the time of laying out of Bushnell Park, and rests on the abutments of the old Railroad bridge which was built about 1889.

NEWFIELD AVENUE BRIDGE Was erected in 1878, at a cost of $780. PARK STREET BRIDGE, Built in the year 1858, cost $1,977.40. Replaced with stone arch in 1898, costing $27,993.

TRUMBULL STREET FOOT BRIDGE, Erected of iron in 1864, cost $4,000, and is 75 feet long. 10 feet wide and 18 feet from bottom of river, of one span, and bears ten tons in the center.

WATER STREET BRIDGE.

An arched stone bridge, at junction of Front, was built in 1857, costing $2,140.

WOODLAND STREET BRIDGE Was built by the Railroad Co.

Barks.

For Commissioners, see page 677 .. BUSHNELL PARK

Was laid out in 1858, and voted for in 1854, contains 48% acres with the 15 acres purchased of Trinity College in 1872, and is bounded north by Asylum st., east and west by Park river, south by Elm st. and Capitol av. Total cost of land and construction, not including the annual care thereof, $1,032,400.

There are over 150 distinct varieties of trees, and over 500 specimens, all labeled with their botanical and common names, besides hundreds of shrubs, flowers, etc. Also, concrete and other walks in all directions, and roads for vehicles.

There are four and a half miles of walks in this Park. The Common Council of this city at a regular meet- ing held Feb. 14th, 1876, only three days previous to the decease (which occurred on Feb. 17), of the late Rev. HORACE BUSHNELL, D.D., unanimously passed, and on the same evening, officially sent to him sundry resolu- tions concerning this park laid out by the city in 1864 which owes its origin and successful execution in a large degree to his foresight, to his able and earnest advocacy, and to his influence, freely and with generous persist- ence exerted in public, in private and through the press, and in recognition of his invaluable services thereon, they Resolved, That the public park now commonly called "The Park," be and hereby is named "BUSHNELL PARK."

June 17th, 1874, a Bronze Statue 8 feet in height, of Gen. ISRAEL PUTNAM, weighing 1,200 lbs. was erected on this Park which with the pedestal of Quincy granite cost $14,000-presented by the late J. P. Allyn.

July 22, 1875, a Bronze Statue of Dr. HORACE WELLS, the discoverer of Anæstbesia, in September, 1844, was erected on this Park at a cost of $10,000-one half paid by this State and the other half by the city of Hartford.

BUCKINGHAM PARK.

Buckingham, north side, between Main and Whit- man sts., laid out and fenced in 1890.

CITY HALL SQUARE

So called since 1879; is by arrangement with City Hall Committee cared for by the Park Commissioners.

ELIZABETH PARK,

The gift of Charles M. Pond, comprising about 90 acres of land in the western part of the city, on Pros- pect and Asylum avenues, with $200,000 for the devel- opment of the same.

FRANKLIN AVENUE PARK, Junction of Franklin and Maple avs., laid out in 1876.

KENEY PARK,

The gift of Henry Keney. Rev. Francis Goodwin, Judge .J. H. White, Mr. Henry H. Goodwin, Mr. Geo. E. Taintor, Trustees. Olmsted Brothers, Brookline, Mass., Landscape Architects. Mr. G. A. Parker, 12 Blue Hills avenue, Superintendent. The purchase of land commenced early in 1896, and was completed in 1897. 668.4 acres of land was purchased in thirty-five different lots. Keney Park is bordered by Windsor avenue on the east, by Blue Hills avenue and Park river on the west, and on the northwest by Holcomb street. Its north boundary line is the north line of the city. Tower avenue, Vine street and Love lane pass through it, and Barbour street, Waverly avenue, Harper street and Woodland street extension connect with it. With the exception of the Metropolitan Reservations near Boston, Keney Park is the largest park in New England, and with the other parks of Hartford, will make this city second only to Boston in the park work of New England. It is a driving or country park, which requires minimum cost of main- tenance.

POPE PARK,

The gift of Colonel Albert A. Pope, comprising over 78 acres of land in the southwestern section of the city, on Capitol avenue, Laurel and Park streets, for use by the citizens as a.public park for all time without restriction. Conditioned that the city procure 18 acres adjoining this, from the Watkinson Farm School, and 6 acres from the Hartford Orphan Asylum.

RIVERSIDE PARK, -

Purchased by the commissioners, in the eastern sec- tion of the city, on the river front, between the East Hartford bridge and the New England Railroad bridge.

SIGOURNEY SQUARE PARK, Between Ashley, Sigourney Sargeant and May streets, laid out by the town in 1890, improvment began 1895.

BARNARD PARK,

Junction of Main, Park, Jefferson, Congress and Wyllys streets, Wethersfield and Maple avs., and South Park place. March 26, 1816, the town voted a fence for this Park, then called South Green. In 1898 name changed to Barnard Park.

SOUTH PARK,

From South street to Jordan lane, and from Maple avenue to midway between Maple avenne and Weth- ersfield avenue, containing about 200 acres.

TUNNEL PARK,

Junction of Main st. and Albany av., improved as a park in 1891 by an agreement with the N.YN.H.&H. R.R. and the N.Y.&N.E.R.R.

VILLAGE STREET PARK, At the divergence of Windsor street from Village st. WASHINGTON STREET PARK, At the junction of Washington, Buckingham and Lafayette streets. Laid out in 1881.

WINDSOR STREET PARK.

At & special city meeting held in October, 1875, the Court of Common Council were authorized to lay out at public expense, a park between Avon, Front, North and Windsor streets,-not begun, July, 1899.

582

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ARBA LANKTON, Practical Helminthologist;

Manufacturer of and Dealer in

ARBA LANKTON'S

Tape Worm Expeller, PRICE $5.00.

Tape Worms of the following sizes have been successfully removed : One of 14 feet, con- sisting of 225 joints, from a man in Manchester; one of 21 feet and 4 inches, from a girl seven years old, in Hartford; one of 12 feet, consisting of 590 joints, from a young woman in Hart- ford; one of 44 feet, consisting of 1,650 joints, from a man in Jewett City. I have also in bottles at my house some thirty specimens of Tape Worms removed with this medicine. .

THREE OF MANY TESTIMONIALS.

Arba Lankton .- Dear Sir: This is to certify that I : have used your Tape Worm Expeller, and it had the de- sired effect in three and one-half hours' time after using. I have tried various other remedies without effect. It measured about thirty feet. I cheerfully recommend it as being perfectly harmless and causing no sickness.

J. LINKING, Harness maker at Smith & Bourn's.

Hartford, Conn., Dec. 3, 1889.

675 joints. I recommend it as a safe and sure eure to all afflicted in a similar manner. Yours respectfully, MRS. MARKS, 356 Main Street.

Hartford, Conn., Sept. 1889.

Dr. Arba Lankton, Hartford, Conn-Dear Sir: I had been in poor health for more than ten years. I heard of Dr. Lankton's Tape Worm Expeller ; I sent to him for it. I took it as he ordered : the worm was entirely removed In six hours; it had 500 joints. This was in October, 1883. Now I am quite strong and can do all my own work. I can heartily recommend this Tape Worm Rx .. peller, believing it to be a simple yet sure remedy. Very gratefully yours,

This is to certify that I have used Arba Lankton's Tape Worm Expeller, by which my little child, 312 years old, passed a tape worm eighteen feet long, containing | Granby, Conn., Jan. 20, 1885. Mrs. M. W. CLARK.

SAL

An Infallible Remedy for Hard and Soft Corns, Bunions, or Calloused Soreness of the Toes and Feet, and for Ingrowing Nails.

ARBA LANKTON'S

PELE OINTMENT

Should be used in all cases of Pain- ful Itching, Blind, Bleeding and Ulcerated Piles.

Price, - 50 Cents a Box.

ARBA LANKTON'S WORM SYRUP, A safe and certain preparation for the Removal of Worms.

A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Want of Ap- petite, and Diseases of Debility. For Children or Adulte In all cases of Worms known as Lambrici or Long Round Worms, and Ascarides, or small thread or Pin Worms.

Price, 25 Cents a Bottle. Large Bottles, 50 Cents.

ARBA LANKTON'S

Compound for Pain,

For relieving Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Headache; for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and So Throat; for Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Colic, Diarrhea, Pain or Cramp of the Stomach ar Bowels ; for Sprains, Bruises, Burns, Pain in the Back, Limbs, Feet, Corns, Chilblains, Fro Bites, or Piles. 25 Cents a Bottle.

Address ARBA LANKTON. Practical Helminthologist, 2 MARSH COURT, Hartford, Conn.

[7 All my medicines can be sent, securely packed, by express to any part of the United States or Canada. F sale at wholesale by T. SISSON & CO., 729 Main Street, Hartford, Conn., and by all Druggists.

GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY. 583

B. JACKSON. L. LEVITOW. L. SAUL.

New York Confectionery Co.,

Wholesale Dealers and Jobbers in all kinds of Confectionery, Toys, Paper Bags, Twines, Etc. HIGH GRADE CANDIES A SPECIALTY. . All Mail Orders will Receive Prompt Attention. 85 WINDSOR STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.

IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

China, Glassware, Lamp Goods, BARSTOW STOVES AND RANGES. Oil and Gas Stoves, Refrigerators, Fruit Jars, Agate Iron Ware, Kitchen Furnishings, etc.

THE MELLEN & HEWES CO., 725 MAIN STREET, Waverly Building, Hartford, Conn.

PEERLESS THE

OVEN CO.,

SUCCESSORS TO M. CULLEN.

Manufacturers of The PEERLESS Sheet Steel Ovens,

FOR ENAMELING AND PASTRY PURPOSES.

Also Copper and Galvanized Iron Cornices and Sheet Metal Skylights. Tin Roofing and General Jobbing. WARM AIR FURNACE WORK. 267 ASYLUM ST., Hartford, Conn.

M. CULLEN, MANAGER.

584

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GEO. W. BURCH, 91 ASYLUM ST.

Rubber Stamps

The Manufacturers and Business Houses of Hartford and vicinity have at their disposal the services of one of the most expert manufacturers of Rubber Stamps in the country, and the advantages of one of the most complete plants for the production of stamp work in New England. The work from this house is known everywhere as strictly first-class, and during the past few years has reached customers in over 10,000 different cities and towns in every section of the U. S. and Canada, the Bahamas, West Indies, Central America, India, and other foreign countries. Everything in the line of Rubber or Metal Stamps can be obtained here at lowest prices consistent with the quality of work furnished. Also all other goods and supplies usually found in a first-class stamp house, some of which are named below.

Castor Racks, holding from 6 to 48 Stamps. Very useful.

Seal Presses. Steel Stamps. Steel Numberers. Check Punches. Pads and Inks. Stencil Plates. Brass Daters. Rubber Type. Branding Irons. Sign Markers.

Our Seal Engraver is an expert, and all our seals are guaranteed.

CHICAGO CHECK PERFORATOR.

The most popular Check Punch in the market.

Expert Band Dater.

bVILTEXISTE SMAT& ONAH

Sole Manufacturer in Connecticu of Buck's Patent Flexible Stamp THE BEST STAMP ON EARTH

GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.

585

TUCKER & GOODWIN,

WILLIAM TUCKER. HENRY H. GOODWIN.

Successors to KENKY, ROBERTB & CO. Wholesale Grocers and Flour Merchants. R. R. Warehouse and Office, 8, 10 and 12 HURLBURT STREET, Just south of Union Station, HARTFORD, CONN. Agents for the Washburn-Crosby Co's Gold Medal Flour, The best flour in the world. Try it once and you will always use it. We make a specialty of TEAS, COFFEES and SPICES.

INGRAHAM, SWIFT & CO., Swift's Dressed Beef, Mutton, Veal,

Provisions and Poultry, Butter, Cheese and Eggs, Swift's Washing Powder. 126 CHURCH ST., Hartford, Conn.

The L. T. FRISBIE CO., DEALERS IN

Hides, Calf Skins, Wool Skins,

Tallow, Soap Stock and Salt. MANUFACTURERS OF FERTILIZERS.

79 TALCOTT STREET, Hartford, Conn.

586

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· Lester L. Potter.

Telephone 1035-2 Edward 8. Payne.

YNE,

WHOLESALE GROCERS,

and Proprietors Columbia Coffee. WHITE CLOVER CANNED GOODS.

Sole Agents for

OUR BOSS and

TEAS, COFFEE, CIGARS.

SULLIVAN

GENERAL

GOLDEN GRAIN Flours.

CIGARS.

405-407 ALLYN STREET, Hartford, Conn. Near Entrance to Union Depot.

The Hartford Provision Co., PACKERS and Wholesale Dealers in . PROVISIONS, BEEF, PORK, HAMS, MUTTON, LARD, FLOUR, ETC. Valley, Ferry and Kilbourn Sts., HARTFORD, CONN.

Office and Store, 67 MORGAN ST., Warehouse, 20 to 26 NORTH ST.

K. GOLDBERG,

Dealer in Flour, Grain, Feed and Coal. Millers' Agent for "THE JORDEN FLOURING MILLS" high grade Flours, "THE KING'S BEST" and "PEERLESS." If you want the best goods and prompt attendance, at "competition prices," a trial order will convince yon. Our Motto is: "Small Profits, Quick Sales."

BEST H.H.KING & CO.

ALL-RAIL LEHIGH COAL.

Are YOU Put every dollar you can get int a Grumbler? Advertising and your business wi so multiply that you will be cure of grumbling. Try an "ad" in our next Directory .__

587

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ELMER C. QUIGGLE, President. ROLLIN D. BALDWIN, Secretary. ARTHUR M. WILSON, Vice Pres't and Treasurer.

THE E. S. KIBBE CO.,

Wholesale Grocers and Importers,

TEAS, COFFEES AND TOBACCOS, GRINDERS OF SPICES.

Specialties of GROCERS' SUNDRIES and Proprietors of "THE HELMET BRAND"

Of MAINE CORN, Of SALT, Of PEAS,

Of LARD,

Of SUCCOTASH,

Of SALMON,

Of TOMATOES.

Etc., Etc.

Also Agents for the

GREYLOCK, PLEASANT VALLEY TWINS, Brands of TARBELL FACTORY

1 CHEESE.

149 to 155 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.

Citizens' Meat and Fish Market,

John Flynn,

DEALER IN

Meats, Fish, Oysters, Clams, and Farmers' Produce, 493 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.

588

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THOS. J. BOARDMAN, Pres't. A. H. BRONSON, Sec'y. H. F. BOARDMAN, Treas.

The Wm. Boardman & Sons Co.,

COFFEE ROASTERS, SPICE GRINDERS.

Wholesale Dealers in

Grocery Sundries, Tobaccos, Cigars, etc. Proprietors of and

"CREST" Brand Coffee and Spices,

"NUTMEG" Chop Formosa Oolong Teas.

Office and Mills, 302-304 ASYLUM STREET,

HARTFORD, CONN.

Your neighbor may loan you his Hartford Directory, but any sane man knows he much prefers you to go over to Geer's, 16 State street, and buy one for yourself; some day he may tell you so, and then you and your neighbor "are out." Moral: Don't borrow. For sale all the year 'round, at Geer's.

Drink Union Club COFFEE.

Absolutely Pure.

Highest Grade:

FOR SALE BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE.

Lincoln, Seyms & Co.,

TEA, COFFEE AND SPICE IMPORTERS, 32 to 42 MARKET ST., Hartford, Conn.

GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY. 589

C. A. PEASE & CO., DEALERS IN Flour, Grain, Feed, Hay and Straw.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SUPPLYING PRIVATE STABLES.

Mill Agents for the Celebrated Brands of FLOUR,

"CERESOTA," "BUTTERFLY," "CROCKER'S BEST."

Stores, 464 and 1123 MAIN ST., Warehouse, 77 CHARLES ST., Hartford, Conn.

THOMAS A. HONISS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN

OPENED and SHELL OYSTERS,

ROUND and LONG CLAMS.

In connection with our business, we have opened an OYSTER RESTAURANT, where the best stmes in the country are to be had.

TELEPHONE 959. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF SUPPLYING FAMILIES. OUT OF TOWN ORDERS SOLICITED.

24 and 30 STATE STREET,

(Under U. S. Hotel,)

P. O. BOX 674.

HARTFORD, CONN.

EDWIN TOLHURST, Clerk.

JOSEPH G. LANE, Successor to J. W. DANFORTH & CO.,

-- IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN -

Lane's Genuine Rye Malt, and Barley Malt WHISKEY IN CASES.

Liquors,

AGENT FOR

"Old Crow," "Hermitage Rye," "The Belle of Nelson," and "James E. Pepper," in cases, bottled at the distillery. Robert Smith's Philadelphia India Pale Ale. Manufacturer of Asa Farwell's Old Fashioned Wild Cherry Bounce, and Lane's Melrose Cocktails.

222, 224 AND 226 STATE STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.

590

GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.

CHARLES H. NORTHAM. E. V. MITCHELL.

ESTABLISHED 1860.

SMITH, NORTHAM & CO., Office No. 129 STATE STREET, Hartford, Conn.

SMITH NORTH

Warehouse and Mills, 165 WINDSOR STREET,

At Junction of the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. and the N. E. B. R. CAPACITY: MILLS, 7,500 Bushels Corn Daily. ELEVATOR, 200,000 Bushels Grain. WAREHOUSES, 600 Cars Flour, Feed, etc. Our conveniences for handling flour, grain and feed, and grinding meal, are superior to any in New England.

SPECIALTIES: Grain by the Carload delivered at any Station in New England. A large amount of Corn, Oats and Mill Feed constantly in transit.

Millers' Agents for "Pillsbury's Best," "Surprise," "H. C. Cole's FFFG," "Allen's Patent," "Golden Sheaf," and other choice brands of Family and Bakers' Flour. BALED HAY AND STRAW by the Carload, on Commission. PEAT MOSS, FOR STABLE BEDDING, A SUPERIOR SUBSTITUTE FOR STRAW. ( SEND FOR CIRCULAR.)

[7 Special attention to supplying private stables with the best of hay, oats, meal and ALL KINDS OF FEED. CREAM AND CHICAGO GLUTEN MEAL, the best thing in the world for Milch Cows.

591

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BEACH & CO.,

Import and Export Commission Merchants In

Dye Stuffs, Chemicals, and General Merchandise,

Proprietors of Grove Works Dyewood Mills. Manufacturers of Dyewoods, Extract of Indigo, etc.

SOLE UNITED STATES AGENTS FOR .

BROOKE, SIMPSON & SPILLER, Limited, London, England, and SOCIETE CHIMIQUE DES USINES DU RHONE, Lyons, France, Manufacturers of Aniline Dyes and other Coal Tar Products.

BRITISH ALIZARINE CO., Limited, London, England, Alizarines. BUCKLOW & CO., Bury, England, Dyeing and Tanning Extracts.

"SCANDINAVIA BELTING," A solid, woven, waterproofed Cotton Belting, unequalled for strength, durability and efficiency.

209 and 211 STATE STREET, Hartford. 11 No. WATER STREET, Philadelphia. 372 and 374 ATLANTIC AVENUE, Boston. LIBRARY STREET, Danbury.

ESTABLISHED 1825.

H. E. PATTEN,

STEAM LAUNDRY,

37 WELLS STREET, - Hartford, Conn.

Dye Works, Steam Laundry, and Carpet Beating Works. .

LADIES' AND GENT'S GARMENTS

Of every description DYED or nicely Cleansed, Pressed or Repaired, WITHOUT RIPPING, in the best manner.

KID GLOVES, LACE CURTAINS, SILK DRESSES, SHAWLS, and FINE FEATHERS cleaned or dyed. With our new Improved Carpet Beating Ma- chine, we use Super-Heated Steam. This brightens the colors and KILLS ALL MOTHS without either wetting or injuring the carpet. Heavy and large carpets thoroughly cleansed WITHOUT RIPPING.

[7 FEATHER BEDS, PILLOWS AND BOLSTERS thoroughly renovated.

Old Crape refinished equal to new, by the SHRIVER PATENT PROCESS.

Packages sent by express will receive attention according to directions.

592

GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY.

L. L. ENSWORTH & SON, (Successors to CLARK & CO., and L. L. ENSWORTH,) DEALERS IN

IRON AND STEEL.

Springs and Axles, Rims, Spokes, Hubs, Shafts, Wheels, aud Whiffletrees, Sleigh Parts and Bodies.

EZRACLAR

IRON. STEEL

Rubber Cloth, Enamel Cloth, Carriage Cloth, Carriage Carpet, Moss, Hair, Tacks, and Whip Sockets.

Carriage Hardware

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS, CARRIAGE LEATHER and HARNESS LEATHER, LEATHER DASHES and WASHERS, and EVERYTHING PERTAINING TO THE TRADE. AGENTS FOR WILLIAM JESSOP & SONS' CAST STEEL, ALSO FOR SINGER, NIMICK & CO'S CAST AND MACHINERY STEEL; DODGE PATENT WOOD SPLIT PULLEYS; VARNISHES AND COLORS.

Fire BRICK.

... Fire CLAY.

Anvils, Vises,

Crowbars, Axles, Springs,

Bellows,

Sledges, Hammers, Rivets.

Bolts,

Nuts,

Washers.

104 -- 112 FRONT ST., HARTFORD, CONN.

GEER'S HARTFORD CITY DIRECTORY. 593

ELIHU GEER'S SONS' BUSINESS DIRECTORY

OF THE

CITY OF HARTFORD, JULY, 1899.

Names in Capitals are Firms that Advertise in this Book. for pages of such, see Advertisers' Index, Pages 9 and 12.

ACADEMIES. See Schools ; Bands of Music.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

ETNA LIFE INS. CO. See page 465.

TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO. See page 471.

ACCOUNT BOOKS. CASE, LOCKWOOD & BRAIN- ARD CO. 141 Pl. See page 491.

ACCOUNTANT.

See also Expert Accountant. Hovey Henry R. 75 Pratt. Knapp Frederic, 14 Columbia. STEWART GORDON W., P. O. address, Portland, Conn.

ACIDS.

Bes Apothecaries. SISSON T. & CO. 729 Main. page 577.

See

ADMINISTRATORS.

CONN. TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT CO. 777 Main. See page 458. SECURITY CO. 62 Pearl. S66

page 454.

SPERRY, MOLEAN & BRAINARD 650 Main. See page 511. THE FIDELITY CO. 49 Pearl See page 454.

ADVERTISEMENT WRITER O'Keef M. 908 Main.

ADVERTISING AGENCY. DILLINGHAM E. B. 709 Main. See page 126.

Parsons Albert R. 71 Asylum.

AGATE IRON WARE.

MELLEN & HEWES CO. 725 Main. See page 588.

AGENCIES IN THIS CITY. Particulars on advertising PAGES.

Aetna Indemnity Co. Htfd ..... 460 Albany Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y ... 442 Allen's Patent Flour. 590 Am. Security Co. of N. Y. 460 Anchor Spring Wagon Co. 566

Babcock H. H. Co .. 566 Belle of Nelson Whiskey. 589 Bestor's Golden Pens .. 441

Berryman Heaters. 562

Billings C. E., Mfg. Co. 547

Bonds of Suretyship. 460

Boston Buck board Co. 566

British Alizarine Co .. 591

Brocket & Tuttle Co .. 566

Brooke, Simpson & Spiller, Lon. 591

Buckeye Buggy Co. 566

Buckeye Engine. 555

Bucklow & Co 591

Butterfly Flour. 589

Caledonian Am. Ins. Co. N.Y 460 Caledonian Ins. Co. Scotland .. 460 Ceresota Flour. 589

Coles H. C. FFFG Flour.

590

Collections. 487 McGee Furnace. 515

Collins Co's Axes .. 587 Melrose Cocktails. 589

Columbia Bicycle ..

501

Commercial Union Assurance Co. London .. 460

Concord Harness Co .. 566

Conway, Mass., Co-operative

Creamery. 585

Crocker's Best Flour .. 589

" Crown Jewell " Cigars. 114

Delaware Ins. Co ... 460

Depositary United States.

448

Dodge Patent Wood Split Pul- leys .. 592

Emery & Co. 487

Excelsior Carriage Co. 666

Farwell Cherry Bounce. 589

Fidelity & Deposit Co .. 110

Folger & Drummond. 566 Franklin Ins. Co., Phila .. 460

German-American Ins.Co. N.Y. 110

Glenwood Ranges

518

Golden Grain Flour

586

Golden Sheaf ..

590

PAGE.

Granville Mosaic Wood Floors 584

Greylock Cheese ... 587

Hartford Bicycle 501

Hartford Engine.

Hartford Extension Ladder

Helmet Brand .. 587

Hermitage Rye Whisky. 589

Home Insurance Co. N. Y 460 Homeopathic Medicines. 818

Homestead Park. 457

Huyler's Candies. 85

Imperial Insurance Co. London 460 India Pale Ale 589 Indiana Limestone. 524 Insurance Co. of N. A. 460 Jessop William & Sons Steel .. 592

Jordan Flouring Mills 586

Kelsey Heat Generator 512

King's Best Flour. 586

London Art Union .. 484 Magdeberg Fire Ins. Co. N. Y. 460 Manchester Fire Assurance Co. Manchester, England. 460 Marine Ins. Co. of London ... 460

Mass. Mu. Life I. Co. of Sprfi'd. 65

Mercer & Gold, Boilers. 558

Merchants Insurance Co. New- Ark, N. J. 460

Milburn Wagon Co. 566 Monarch Bicycles. 501

Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co. of Newark, N. J ... 179

Mutual Life Ins. Co. of N. Y ... 110 Nagle Engines and Boilers. ... 558 National Fire Insurance Co ... 475 National Life Ins. Co. Mont- pelier .. 464

New Home Sewing Machine .. 152 Niagara Fire Ins. Co. N. Y .... 460 North British & Mercantile Co. N. Y ... 460

North British & Mercantile Ins. Co. England. 460

North German. 457

Northern Ins. Co. London .. 460

Old Crow Whisky.

589

Our Boss Flour. 586

555

Hartford Hot Water Heater .. 185

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Palatine Insurance Co. Man- chester, Eng. 460 Peerless Flours .. 586

Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co. 461 Pepper James E. whiskey ..... 589 Phenix Ins. Co., New York .... 460 Philadelphia India Pale Ale .. 589 Philadelphia Underwriters .... 460 Pickering Governor .... 558

Pillsbury Best Flour ... 590 Pleasant Valley Twins Cheese. 587 Potter's Pat. Belt Hooks ..... 564 Queen Insurance Co.New York 460 Rider & Ericsson, Hot-Air Pumping Engines .. . 519 Robert Smith's India Pale Ale. 589 Royal Exchange Assurance ... 457 Royal Fire Insurance Co ... . . 461

Scandinavia Belting ... 591

Singer, Nimick & Co's Steel ... 592

Smith's H. B. Boilers. ... 510 Societe Chimique Des Wines Du Rhone, Lyons. 591 Standard Akron Salt Glazed Pipe ... ..... 524 Sturtevant & Larrabee 566

Superior Furnaces .. 567

Surprise Flour. 590 Tarbell Factory Cheese. 587 Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co. Hamburg, Germany .... 460 Union Assurance Society of London .. 460

Victoria Fire Insurance Co. New York. 460 Vitrified Salt Glazed Sewer Pipe, .... 525 Washburn, Crosby Co's. Flour. 585 Winchester Steam & Hot Water Heating .. 558

Windsor Creamery Butter. 585 Wolcott Heights .. 457 Zimmerman's Patent Shutter Adjuster 525

AGENTS. See also Real Estate. Adams C. F. & Co. 261 Asylum. ANGUS & CHESEBRO, 27 Warner. See page 584. Associated Press, 7 Central.

Atwood E. F. 590 Garden. Barnard William C. 6 Huntley pl. BARTLETT F. W. & F. E. 212 Asylum. See page 436. Bennett P. P., Bradstreet, 49 Pearl. BLANCHARD, G. G. 40 Vine. See page 62. Bodge Geo. R. 81 Asylum. Brainerd Fred J. 757 Main. BRAY JAMES C. 948 Main. See page 487. Brett M. A. 80 Pearl. Conroy John F. 548 Main. Dav Thomas, 88 Governor. Down E. C. 847 Main. DWIGHT SLATE MACHINE CO. 516 Asylum. See page 541. Forbes W. L. 942 Mn. See page 152. Frisbie Thomas S. 221 Garden. Green A. W. 80 Pearl. GRIFFITH WILLIAM RICHARD, 66 State. See page 442. Hennev Charles M. 18 State. Hodge George W. 902 Main. Internat'l Correspondence Schools, Scranton, Pa. 75 Pratt. Jacobs Ward W. & Co. 815 Main.

Kibling Charles A. 49 Dean. Kilbourn J. F. 118 Asylum. Manufacturers Governors Co. 228 Pearl.

Martin Horatio, 721 Main.

Mechanics & Traders Ins. Co. See page 457.

Middlesex Banking Co. 49 Pearl. Morse Albert B. 200 Allyn. Morse & Martin 767 Main. National Cash Register Co. 118 Asy. N. Y. Leather Co. 21} Mulberry. Palmer H. 281 State.

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Geer's Hartford City Directory, 1899, Part 91

Author: Publication date: 1843 Publisher: Hartford : Hartford Steam Print. Co Number of Pages: 787

Author:
Publication date: 1843
Publisher: Hartford : Hartford Steam Print. Co
Number of Pages: 787