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DENNISON & CO.,33
632 Chestnut St., Philadelp'a. 51 West 4th St., Cincinnati.
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WM. L. WRUGtil OF
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MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DOORS, SASH & BLINDS, Painto, Oils, Glass; &c.
Special attention given to First-Class Work in Sash and Doors, and satisfaction warranted.
OFFICE, No. 195 MAIN STREET, MANUFACTORY, OAK AND HUNGERFORD STREETS, HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARLES A. WRIGHT.
O. P. BURKE.
W. S. BRONSON, 64 ASILUM STREET, HARTFORD. CONN. Most wonderful improvement of the age MAGAZINE BASE BURNING COOKING STOVES of all sizes. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN HOT AIR UNIVERSAL BASE BURNING FURNACES & STOVES. AMERICAN COOKING STOVI, First Premium Stove in N. Y. State for the past FOUR successive years. AND OTHER COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES. TIN WARE of all descriptions. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. GAS FIXTURES; STATIONARY AND EXTENSION GAS CHANDELIERS, GAS PENDANTS, GAS BRACKETS, GAS STAND LIGHTS, GLOBES, WINDOW REFLECTORS, &c. VITRIFIED DRAIN TILE. AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS USUALLY KEPT IN OUR LINE.
Tin Roofing, Gas Fitting, Water Pipe Fitting and Jobbing. of all descriptions. usually done in our line, attended to at short notice, and executed in the most workmanlike manner. Prices will be as favorable as at any other establishment in the State.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL
STABOS.
HORSES & CARRIAGES
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
CARRIAGES AND HEARSES FOR FUNERALS. All or either of the above furnished at short notice and on the most reasonable terms. No. 48 STATE ST., HARTFORD, CT. Entrance between First and Hartford National Banks.
No. 117 Asylum Street, Martford, Conn.,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
TIN, COPPER & SHEET IRON WARE; Tin Roofing; Galvanized Iron Corners, Conductors and Gutters Made to order and put up in workmanlike manner. Also, will make to order, all kinds of JAPANNED TIN WARE; Insurance and Banking Officers will find here the best place to have their Japanned Ware made. All work war- wanted to give satisfaction. Also, dealer in
STOVES, FURNACES AND RANGES: The Celebrated "CONQUEROR" COOK STOVE for Wood or Coal; The "CONQUEST" 6 Hole PORTABLE RANGE; PARLOR AND OFFICE AGENT FOR THE NEW
CUPOLA WARM AIR FURNACE, Manufactured by NEVERS & WEBSTER, Hartford, Conn.
This Furnace is put together with Sand Joints and is warrantel free from leakage of Gas. Call and examine it and judge for yourself.
Special attention given to Cleaning and Repairing Warm Air Furnaces.
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D. S. BROOKS E, SONS, 438 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN WALKER'S IMPROVED ELEVATED OVEN RANGE. COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES,
Our assortment is large, consisting of TIN WARE, Plain & Japanned; Porcelain & Tinned Iron Kettles & Sauce Pans; Hollow Ware, Iron Sinks, &c. We are Agents for MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTLES, Also, for the PHILADELPHIA LOW DOWN GRATES.
We invite the attention of the trade to our stock of TRIMMINGS, constantly on hand. TIN ROOFING And all kinds of JOBBING in our line, done with promptness and guaranteed. D. S. BROOKS. D. B. BROOKS. II. P. BROOKS.
COOKE & WHITMORE,
(Successors to W. W. ROBERTS,)
UNDERTAKERS,
AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
Roberts' pat. Durial Casket. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
COFFIN TRIMMHIGS.
WAREROOMS, No. 12 PRATT STREET, NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE COURANT OFFICE.
Give special attention to laying out and preserving in Ice; furnish everything required at a burial, and take the entire charge of Funerals.
Residence of J. H. Whitmore, No. 6 Chapel Street.
E. I. COOKE.
J. H. WHITMORE.
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LAZARUS MORRIS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Gold, Silber & Steel Spectacles, Gne Glasses, Spectacle Cases, ift. Office 308 Main Street, opposite Roberts' Opera House, Hartford, Conn. Lenses of all sizes ground to order. FACTORIES :- GLASS, Mechanics St .; SPECTACLE and EYE GLASSES, Hicks St .: SPECTACLE CASES, State St. Branch Office :- 10 Courtland Street, New York.
PERFECT FITTING CUSTOM SHIRTS, MADE TO ORDER. AND ON HAND AT RETAIL, AT
No. GI ASYLUM STREET, HARTFORD, CONN.
The Subscriber's long experience in the manufacturing of CUSTOM SHIRTS,
Using none but the best materials, and employing the most experi- enced workmen, he is enabled to give the most perfect satisfaction. The cutting and fitting of a Shirt so as to secure a perfect fit, requires as much skill as the fitting of any other garment. The Subscriber has reduced the business of manufacturing Cus- tom Shirts to a science, and therefore can warrant, with perfect confidence. A PERFECT FIT.
W. L. & H. E. PITKIN,
MANUFACTURERS OF SILVER SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES, BUTTER KNIVES, &c. FROM SILVER COIN.
ALSO, MANUFACTURERS OF
PLATED GOODS, from the best Albata and White Metal. AND JOBBERS IN GOLD AND SILVER PLATING.
SALESROOM & FACTORY, No. 17 HICKS ST., Ist Door West of P. JEWELL & SONS Belt Factory.
We manufacture and have constantly on band
PITKIN'S SILVER DETERSITE,
Which is an excellent article for cleaning SILVER and SILVER PLATED WARE. Ca'l anl try it.
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395 MAIN STREET, (up stairs,) ROBERTS' BLOCK,
AGENT FOR THE
AMERICAN,
WALTHAM WATCH CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AGENT FOR THE AMERICAN
ognister
COMPANY.
AGENT FOR THE
AMERICAN PATENT SPONGE CO.,
A substitute for Curled Hair, and used for all UPHOLSTERING purposes. 23
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DEMING GUNDLACH.
DEALERS IN
SWISS AND AMERICAN
WVATO
Fine Gold Jewelry, Pure Silver Ware,
Plated Ware, Clocks, Spectacles, TABLE CUTLERY, &&, &G.
WATCH REPAIRING.
WE pay particular attention to this branch of our business, and all Watches left with us, will receive prompt and careful attention.
We respectfully invite our friends and the Public generally to give us a call.
No. 20 STATE STREET.
HENRY A. DEMING. LOUIS GUNDLACII.
L. B. MOODY & CO.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WINDOWS, DOORS, BLINDS,
GLASS,
PAINTS,
OILS,
and PUTTY.
42, -11 & 16 Market St., Hartford.
LYMAN P. MOODY: CHARLES H. ALLEN.
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DAVID MAYER,
Importer and Dealer in SWISS, ENGLISH & AMERICAN
WATCHES.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES ALWAYS ON IIAND. Sole Agent for the BEST WATCH in the world, manufactured by CHAS. E. JACOT. All Goods Warranted as Represented. Watch . Casing and Diamond Setting done to Order. WATCH REPAIRING by Experienced Workmen. STANDARD OR THE SUN TIME OF HARTFORD KEPT. No. 319 MAIN STREET, corner of Asylum Street, HARTFORD, CONN.
II. & S. BISSELL, 15 Pearl Street, Hartford, Conn.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Seier Dipes
Brick Masonry, Lathing, Plastering, AND Stucco Ornamenting, for Center Pieces, Cornices, &c.
Also, Manufacturers and Dealers in BRICK.
Also, Contractors for Buildings, &c. All work executed in the best and most tasty styles and durable manner, and to the satisfaction of customers.
AGENTS FOR THE Patent Steam Fire Proof Safe;
ONE OF THE GREATEST INVENTIONS OF THE AGE. THE BEST SAFE IN THE WORLD,
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JOHN R. HILLS,
MASON BUILDER
CENTERPIECES,
Of Superior Style and Great Variety, constantly on hand, or made to order. Work Rooms, 106 Pearl Street,-Office, 11 Main Street, HARTFORD, CONN.
J. J. GOLDEN,
MANUFACTURER OF
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware,
TIN ROOFING, GUTTERS, &c.
NO. 6 KINGSLEY STREET.
Particular attention given to cleaning and repairing Hot Air Furnaces and Ranges. All work warranted.
ELIHU GEER.
COMPILER OF THE
No. 18 State Street, up one flight stairs, HARTFORD, CONN.
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BRYANT'S CRANSTAL INDICATOR.
This is a new apparatus for fa- cilitating the study of Astronomy. It is intended to illustrate clearly to children and to adults the vari- ous phenomena of the heavenly bodies,-the motion of the earth around the sun, and the changes of the seasons; the earth's axial mo- tion ; the precession of the equi- noxes ; mutation; tides ; eclipses, both solar and lunar; the change of the pole star; changes in the declination and right ascension of stars; the difference between the sideral and tropical years ; the ret- rogradation of the signs of the zo- diac; the revolution of the moon's nodes, etc.
Accompanying the apparatus is a short Treatise on Astronomy, de- scriptive of the same, and illustra- ting how to use the instrument. An hour's time will enable the teacher to become familiar with the subject and with the instrument, and impart more information by il- lustration, with the Indicator, than is usually gained by pupils during their entire course.
The apparatus is made of brass ; is simple and durable in construc- tion; not liable to get out of order. It occupies about a cubic foot, and is carefully boxed for shipment to any part of the country.
PRICE, -
$25.00
"WE have used BRYANT'S CELESTIAL INDICATOR for some time, and find it able to do all which its inventor claims for it, and even more.
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG, D. D., Principal Fredonia Normal School, N. Y."
"I wish it might be placed in every institution where any attempt is made to teach Astronomy. E. C. BEACH, A. M., Prof. in Mathematics and Astronomy, Ripon College, Wis."
"It ought to have a very extensive sale and come into general use.
HOMER B. SPRAGUE, Principal Adelphia Academy, Brooklyn, N. Y.".
MANUFACTURED BY THE BRYANT CELESTIAL INDICATOR COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. L. W. BOYNTON, Pres't. HENRY BRYANT, See'y. HI. D. TARBELL, Treas.
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ALFRED A. PRALL,
MANUFACTURER OF
CUSTOM CABINET WORK.
WOOD MANTLES, HARD WOOD DOORS, Consoles, MIRROR FRAMES,
WINDOW CORNICES,
FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS FURNISHED
LIBRARIES, BANKS and OFFICES FITTED UP AFTER NEW DESIGNS
Carring and Church A SPECIALTY.
Designs and Estimates furnished at Short Notice. I have unsurpassed facilities for turning out the above work.
Show Room, No. 123 Asylum St .; Factory, Lumber St. HARTFORD, CONN.
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WHAT SHALL WE SLEEP ON
During the Hot weather and at all other seasons of the year? The attention of every reader of Geer's Directory, who values "LIFE, HEALTH and HAPPINESS," is called to THE ONLY ANSWER To this important question as found in the wonderful and beautiful
WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS.
Patented June 16, 1868; Nov. 23 and 3), 1833; Nov. 22, 1970; April 11, 1871. MANUFACTURED BY THE WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONN., No. 59 PEARL STREET, Sole Patentees and Manufacturers.
FOR PERFECT CLEANLINESS, PERFECT COMFORT, and PERFECT DURABILITY,
The Company claim that this PERFECT SPRING BED WITHOUT SPRINGS has NO RIVAL.
The Mattress consists of 8000 feet of 1812 wire, made into perfect coils, and at the same time interlocked by an ingenious process of Double Weaving, by which a fabric half an inch thick is formed, which, when it is stretched on its frame by machinery, forms a bed of remarkable elasticity and strength.
The Wire Mattress is a COMPE VRE BBEVOLATTION of ordinary ideas as to beds, being a Per- fect Sleeping Arrangement in itself, in hot weather, with a blanket or any light covering thrown over the wires. Por ordinary use, however, a thin hair mattress is desirable: but this is the only covering nec- essary and on this account the bed is the Cheapest Article in Market.
Read what The N. V. Independent of March 9th, says:
"WHEN 'SLEEP IS LIFE' TO ALL OF US, AND HEALTH AND HAPPINESS AS WELL. THE ONLY WONDER IS THAT SO MANY POOR ARTICLES ARE SOLD. SO LONG AS A WERE FLAT- TREES CAN BE PROCURED; AND, RATHER THAN NOT HAVE ONE, WE SHOULD PREFER TO ECONOMISE IN SOMETHING ELSE, AND PAY THE SLIGHT ADDITIONAL EXPENSE OF SO PERFECT AN ARTICLE. BOR THIS COMPANY VEZESED 30 AKCE NO APPROCHE FOR THERE PRRECES: FOR ALTHOUGH THE FIRST COST IS SOMEWHAT MORE THAN THE COMMON SPRING. THESE BEDS ARE WORTH THE MONEY, AND MUCH OF THE SLIGHT ADDI- TIONAL EXPENSE CAN BE SAVED IN THE THIN COVERING NECESSARY."
All the VEXING REPAIRS usually necessary in almost every other bed, are avoided, and they are guaranteed NEVER TO LOSE THEIR SHAPE OR NEED A REPAIR.
This wire fabric is as NOISELESS as India-Rubber Cloth, which is a strong recommendation to all nervous, restless sleepers. It is destined to be THE POPULAR BED of the country.
DPAAddress for CATALOGUE, PRICE LIST, and any desired information.
G. B. HAWLEY, Prest. GEO. C. PERKINS, See'y, Hartford, Conn. FOR SALE BY
ALL DEALERS IN HARTFORD & NEW ENGLAND.
Ask your Furniture Dealer for the WIRE MATTRESS, and TAKE NO OTHER.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
THE undersigned having purchased of CHAS. PARSONS the stock and tools and his interest and good will of the concern, in the Book Bindery located at 338 Main street, formerly STILLMAN & PARSONS, are prepared to execute all kinds of work in the best manner, especially BLANK BOOKS, of every style and description, and on the most favorable terms.
WM. H. TALCOTT having learned his trade of myself, and his brother of STILLMAN & PARSONS, I consider them well qualified to execute any kind of work entrusted to them, and can cheerfully recommend them to the public for their patronage.
ALLYN S. STILLMAN, Formerly Stillman & Parsons.
IIARTFORD, March 16, 1871.
W. H. TALCOTT & BROTHER, PRACTICAL
BOOMBINDERS, AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS.
No. 338 MAIN ST EXCHANGE CORNER, (Successors to Stillman & Parsons and Charles Parsons,)
SUPERINTEND THEIR OWN BINDERY.
Having consolidated the Book Bindery of Wm. H. Talcott, No. 13 Asylum street, with the Exchange Bindery, No. 338 Main street, Exchange corner, we shall continue the BOOK BINDING BUSINESS in all its branches, and by strict attention to our business, hope to please our old and new customers, having increased our facilities for doing first class work.
BLANK BOOKS bound, ruled and printed to order in the best manner. LETTER BOOKS, PORTFOLIOS, SCRAP BOOKS, SKELETON LETTER BOOKS made to order. MUSIC and MAGAZINES bound at short notice and in every style of binding. BILLHEADS ruled and printed. LIBRARY BOOKS and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS repaired strong and neat, old books bound or repaired. PAPER RULED to any desired pattern or cut to any size. MUSIC RULED and BOUND. All kinds of JOBBING done well at fair prices.
WM. H. TALCOTT.
FRANCIS II. TALCOTT.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE CITY OF HARTFORD; JULY, 1872.
Names printed in SMALL CAPITALS are of such firms as hare advertisements in this book, and for such pages see Advertising Index on pages 11, 12.
ADVERTISING AGENCY. DILLINGHAM E. B. 241 Main.
AGRICULTURAL.
ALLEN & WILLARD, 166 State. Goodyear Wm. B. 480 Main. Hawley R. D. 492 Main. Way George M. & Co. 22 Kingsley.
APIARIAN.
Kennedy Leonard, 778 Main.
ARCHITECTS.
Bryant & Rogers, 218 Main. Easton Oliver II. 248 Main. Gilbert George H. 68 Asylum. Keller Geo. 2 High. Lincoln Seneca W. 80 State.
ARTISTS.
Frost Joshua, 274 Main. Knowles William L. 601 Main. Marsh E. A. 251 Main. Lyman S. S. 333 Main. Shurtleff R. M. 218 Main. Wheeler W. R. 218 Main.
ATTORNEYS.
Aberdein David L. 274 Main. Adams Sherman W. 274 Main. Barbour H. H. & H. S. 218 Main. Briscoe Charles H. 311 Main. Brocklesby John HI. 297 Main. Burton & Bennett, 333 Main. Butler Wharton, 274 Main. Case George 297 Main. Case Seymour N. 333 Main. Chamberlin & Hall, 333 Main. Chambers Francis, 274 Main Chapman & Collier, 80 State. Cole Charles J. 274 Main. Cornwall Horace, 8 American row. Day John C. 68 AsyInm. Day Robert E. 240 Main. Dunham S. C. 11 Central. Eaton Wm. W. 80 State. Eaton Wm. L. SO State. Eberle Frederick, 248 Main. Eggleston ArtImnr F. 295 Main. Fellowes C. E. 94 Asylum. Fellowes Francis & Son, 274 Main. Foster Win. R. 357 Main. Freeman Harrison B. 345 Main. Fuller F. G. 345 Main.
Gilman Geo. S. 297 Main. Goodman Edward, 345 Main. GORDON DAVID G. 68. Asylum. Hamersley Wm. 11 Central row. Hatheway A. N. 80 State. Holcomb James H. 218 Main. Hooker John, 333 Main. Hungerford & Cone, 2 Central row. Hyde E. H. Jr. 80 State. Johnson & McManns, 311 Main. Jones Samuel F. 80 State. Kunkel E. A. 345 Main. Lyman Theodore, 333 Main. Marvin E. E. 80 State. Merrill Monroe E. 80 State. O'Flaherty Hugh, 345 Main. Owen Chas. H. 274 Main. Palmer J. E. 274 Main. Parsons John C. 357 Main. Perkins Charles E. 14 State. Perry Samuel E. 80 State. Peters Jolin T. 2 Central row. Robinson Henry C. 11 Central row. Shipman N. 11 Central row. Shipman Wm. D. 80 State. Sill George G. 345 Main. Simonds W. Edgar, 345 Main. Smith Erastus, 8 American row. Spencer Geo. M. 333 Main. Steele Timothy E. 345 Main. Storrs Zalmar A. 218 Main. Strong & Buck, 297 Main. Sumner George G. 11 Central row. Taintor Henry E. 333 Main. Terry Steplien, 333 Main. Tiffany Frederick R. 274 Main. Waldo, Hubbard & Hyde, 80 State. Welles Edgar T. 274 Main. Welles Roger, 80 State. Welles Thos. G. 274 Main. West & Calhoun, 357 Main. White John II. 42 Pearl.
AUCTIONEERS.
Crittenden & Bennett, 213 Main. Ford Ira W. 117 Trumbull. Leavitt M. 7 American row. .Toohry William, 482 Main. Warner Charles S. 502 Main. Wasserback John C. 484 Main.
AWNINGS.
Daggett Win. H. 20 Asyinm. Pratt Roval P. 258 Main.
BAKERS.
Chapman & Sumner, 23 Hicks.
Edwards Irad & Son, 57 Albany. Ford Wm. H. 185 Main. Graft Joseph, 69 Morgan. Habenstein E. 12 Broad.
Huntington Andrew J. 151 Albany Jaugh Casper, 57 Ferry. Lamb Mrs. John, 132 Trumbull.
Martin Jolın N. 23 Main. Seaver Leonard, 34 So. Prospect. Shurway Henry, 108} Park. Simons Henry, 598 Main. Sneider Christian, 156 Front. Sykes F. A. 86 Asylum.
BANDS OF MUSIC.
Adkins' Quadrille Band, 73 Sheldon. Alert Drum Band, 7 Oak. Colt's Band, 73 Sheldon. Ellser's Quadrille Band, 469 Main.
Grosvenor & Leonard's, 11 Asylumi
BANKERS.
Bissell Geo. P. & Co. 309 Main. Butler John A. 218 Main. Matson Wm. L. 272 Main.
BANKS.
Etna National, 224 Main. American National, 260 Main.
Charter Oak National, 70 Asylum.
City National, 348 Main. Conn. R. Banking Co. 214 Main.
Exchange National, 76 State.
Farmers & Mechanics N. 106 State.
First National, 50 State. Hartford National, 58 State.
Mercantile National, 247 Main.
Phoenix National. 303 Main. State Bank, 299 Main.
SAVINGS BANKS. Conn. Trust & Safe Dep. Co. 289 M'n
Dime Savings Bank, 220 Main. Hartford Trust Co. 284 Main. Mechanics' Savings, 13 Central row. Society for Savings, 11 Pratt. State Savings, 19 Pearl.
BARBERS & HAIR DRESSERS.
Bassett Win. T. 317 Main. Brotten John W. 167 State. Davidson S. 552 Main. Ende Hermau, 454 Albany.
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Fischer Frederick, 62 Morgan. Giese Theodore, 179 Main. Givimittie P. & L. 2 State. Hidenlang Leopold, 6 Market. Hills William, 99 State, 79 Trumbull. Hull W. 33 Main. Kohn Ellis, 8 Market. Lathrop Brothers, 116 Asylum. Lavilli Joseph, 24 State. Martin Thomas, 295 Main. Miller Charles, 117 Front. Parker E. M. 129 Main. Ragona John, 147 Asylum. Ralston & Odell, 563 Main. Batholz JJacob, 134 State. Seliger Wendel, 13 Pearl. Smith F. Union Hall hotel. Stich Martin, 354} Main. Tiffany Wm. H. 156 Asylin. Ulrich Ferdinand, 211 Main. Vieira M. A. 377 Main. Weildon T. C. 354 Main.
BELL HANGERS.
Bradbury C. W. 607 Main. BROWN A. S. 131 Front. Clark Philo, 28 Center. KELLOGG E. C. C. & Co. 1 Kingsley.
BELT MAKERS.
Jewell P. & Sons, 15 Trumbull. Palmer N. & Co. 132 Asylum.
BILLIARDS.
Filon David J. 94 Asylum. Hewins Matthew H. rear 262 Main King H. P. 116 Asylum. Phelps John H. 395 Main.
BILL POSTER. Engel David, 68 Pleasant.
BLACKSMITHIS.
Blake Martin, Dutch point. Cogan Dennis, 34 Mulberry. Cogshall D. D. 26 Wells. Dean Dow, 10 Ferry. Duffy John, 22 Wells. Evarts Renben L. 6 Hicks. Haley John, 12 Sheldon. Haynes O. S. 121 Potter. Keeney Reid A. 179 Commerce. Keney & Jaycox, 21 Charles. Kinghorn Henry, 10 Charles. Lagan Bernard, 4 Portland. Platt Levi, New Britain. Quinn William, 32 Belden. Roberts Andrew, 10 Charles. Welch John, 61 Pearl. Wolcott James Dr. 12 Market.
BLEACHERS.
Carter David, 24 Church. Corbin L. D. 16 Temple. Crane G. C. & Co. 44712 Mail.
BLINDS, DOORS & SASHES. MOODY L. B. & Co. 42 Market. Northrop Calvin, 65 Pleasant. Wright W. L. & Son, 195 Main.
BOARDING HOUSES.
Alexander Mrs. Charlotte, 609 Broad Alexander Mary, 69 Sheldon. Allen Mrs H. M. 6 Buckingham. Attleton Heury, 7 High. Atwood Truman W. 18 Church.
Avorass Ruth C. 42 John. Bailey Chas. H. 64 Retreat. Barbour Ansel S. 126 Wells. Bean Jolin H. 612 Main. Bebee Win. T. 549 Main. Boardingh. young women, 58 Church. Bown Susannalı, 37 Pearl. Bradbury M. E. 33 Pearl. Bragg J. C. 56 Van Block. Buek Josiah B. 16 Kingsley. Buck P. C. 111 Trumbull. Campbell Rebecca E. 106 Asylum. Carrier Laura F. 20 Park. Carrick Cornelius, 193 State. Chadwick F. r. 42 Van Block. Cole Dorcas, 170 Main. Collins Ann & Co. 90 Main. Cooley Chester, 97 Mail.
Cornish Mrs. Mary, 87 Buckingham. Corss Mrs. Adeline, 34 Chestnut. Crawford Mrs. M. T. 422 Main. Dooley Timothy, 151 Asylum. Dugau Michael, 102 Pearl. Dun Andrew, 98 Main. Ely Mrs. Mary E. 31 Woodbridge. Ennis Mary, 265 State. Fairchild Mrs. Emily. 39 Church. Fairchild Mrs. M. S. 74 Governor. Field Elizabeth A. 38 Church. Fowler Mrs. Susan, 611 Broad. Fox Mrs. Edwin K. 48 Van Block. Gabriel Mrs. Julia, 102 Trumbull. Germania House, Vredendale. Gilmen Roxanna, 43 Clurch. Goebell Frederick, 43 Front. Graves Arva, 37 Church. Grierson M. & J. 4 John. Guynee Cornelius, 70 Front. Hale Mrs. Juunis, 123 Main. Hollister Mrs. Clara K. 437 Main. Helmrich Ernest, 114 State. House Luther, 625 Main. Jacobi Jolin, 126 State, Jeroine Mrs. Wm. N. 489 Main. Jillson Mrs. G. J. 293 Main.
Jolmson Mrs. L. 502 Main. Jones Mrs. S. A. 438 Main. Kennelly Timothy, 137 Asylum. Kuster Jacob, 31 Mulberry. Lamb Mrs. J. H. 106 Trumbull. Loveland Mrs. Harriett P'. 100 Maple. Mason E. K. 5 Broad. McIntire Miss 19 Central.
Meafoy Mrs. Ellen, 37 Windsor. Miller Mrs. Albert, 75 High. Morrissey Mrs. Cornelius, 83 Front. Munsell Mrs. Mary 199 Main. Murray Mrs. Ann, 79 Front. Parker Mrs. George, 123 State. Parsons Mrs. Elizabeth, 21 Central. Reardon Mrs. Eliza, 23 Spruce. Reardon Mrs. Catharine, 19 Flower. Pearl Charles, 253 Main.
Rabe Mrs. S. 36 Temple. Robie Mrs. Sophia, 36 Temple. Rose Saintel 10 Arch. Rosenbainn E, 113 State.
Russell Mrs. Louisa A. 26 Cedar. Sack Mrs. Mary, 165 State. Smith John, 35 Front. Sneider Joseph, 22 Sheldon. Somers Mrs. Daniel, 38 Hicks. Sheldon Mrs. Phoebe, 24 Asylum. Sisson Ralph J. 85 Asyhim. Sigourney Honse, 554 Main. Skinner Mrs. W. D. 109 Wethersfield. Smith Mrs. Einund. 76 Windsor. Steel Mrs. Eliza, 34 Pleasant. Stevens Timothy T. 160 Main.
Stewart Ann, 12 Arch. Stewart Wm. 432 Main. Stratton Wm. 70 Ferry. Sunderland l'eter, 139 Asylum. Theological Institute, 48 Prospect. Thomas Emily, Jr. 34 Jolin. Torrey John, u. 12 Arch. Van Buskirk Mrs. Ruth, 12 Huntley. Van Dyke Ellen, 171 State. Ware Mrs. Charles C. 18 Kingsley. Weed Mrs. M. M. 1223 Main. White Mrs. Elizabeth, 83 Main. Wilde Mrs. J. R. 608 Broad. .Women's Christian Home, 68 Church Woods Mrs. Elizabeth, 62 Front. Wright Mrs. James E. 23 Asyhim.
BOILER MAKERS.
AMERMAN PETER & Co., 108 Com. H. B. Beach & Son, 96 Commerce. PITKIN BROS. 152 State.
BOOKBINDERS.
Case, Lock wood & Brainard, 49 Trl. Drake & Parsons, 150 Asylum. TALCOTT WM. H. & BRO. 338 Main.
BOOK PUBLISHERS.
American Publishing Co. 116 Asy. Belknap Thomas, 157 Asylum. Betts S. M. & Co. 116 Asylnm. Brainard Albert, 49 Trumbull. Burr J. B. & Hyde, 114 Asylum. Case O. D. & Co. 41 Trumbull. Columbian Book Co. 116 Asylum. Geer Elihn, 18 State.
New Eng. Publishing Co. 356 Main. Scranton S. S. & Co. 123 Asylum. Stebbins Lneius, 144 Asylumn. Worthington, Dustin & Co. 148 Asyl.
BOOKS, NEWS OFFICES, S.c.
Barrows S. W. 13 Asylum. Best & Smart, 177 Main. Brown & Gross, 49 Asylum. Geer & Pond, 256 Main.
Goodrich B. & Co. 342 Main. Hamersley & Co. 263 Main. Howe Harrison, 575 Main. Mott W. L. 87 Asylum. Roso Abraham, 56 Trumbull
BOOTS AND SHOES. WHOLESALE.
Goodman L. B. 77 Asylum. Hills Isaac & Sons, 202 Stato. Hunt, Holbrook & Barber, 130 Asy. RETAIL.
Aishberg Henry, 447 Main. Chapin & King, 495 Main. Duffey Thomas F. 305 Main. Eldridge & Co. 375 Main. FAIRMAN JOIN, 370 Main. Fitch Wm. A. 110 State. Goddard Leonard, 519 Main. Goodwin Charles S. 277 Main. Hutchinson & Avery, 76 Asylum. Kenyon S. C. 407 Main. Larned Amos, 347 Main. Lawrence William T. 183 Main. Lawton & Tracey, 201 Main. Lynch John, 171 Main. Marcy Frederick A. 376 Main Northrup & Haynes. 364 Main. Miller Win. 11. 383 Main. Morgan James M. 529 Main. Perry & Tower, 458 Main.
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Richardson Wm. H. 249 Main. Selling Simon, 2d, 427 Main. Smith Emory W. 153 Main. Watson Jolm,'115 Asylum. Wilcox L. & Son, 449 Main. Work Thompson J. 122 State.
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS. Barchfeld B. & Co. 3 Asylum. Bonner Samuel L. 10 American row. Burns Thomas, S7 Front. Carroll Patrick, 19 Spruce. Chaffee Theodore D. 130 Asylum. Claggett A. O. 55%% Asylum. Clark & Holbrook, 130 Asylum. Craig John F. 12 Hungerford. Cross Isaac, 14 Pratt. Curry Alexander, rear 46 Retreat. Debler Joseph, 104 Trumbull. Diedritch Theodore, 94 State. Doyle John, 2 Sheldon. Eisemann George, 66 Temple. Flagg William, 35 Church. Gaffey Daniel, 111 Front. Goss Robert, 3 Morgan. Hall John A. 129 Main. Hartman Adam, 27 Lafayette. Heise Henry, 216 Front. Hinzman Henry, 28 Sheldon. Jordan Horace, 18 Asylum. Kolrisser Theodore, 12 Park. Krauss Philip, 14 Mulberry. Kreuzer Casper, 44 Asylum. Lamb E. C. 29 Church. Lamb Joshua H. 29 Church. Lau John, 577 Main. Lutz Michael, 177 State. Mahon Patrick, 21 Flower. McCorkell William, 89 Pearl. Mckenzie Jolin, 473 Main. Naedle Jacob, 34 Kingsley. Puffer Windsor, 10 Flower. Roulston James, 124 Park. Smith Patrick H. 24 Hicks. Story George, 135 Asylum. Underwood S. S. 58 Pearl. Wallstrom Julius, 241 Main. Winship Henry, 108 Maple.
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