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Ward Frank, waiter, h 17 Winter
Ward Frank M., clerk, 100 Water, bds 120 College
Ward George William, laborer, h 404 Or- chard
Ward H. Crosswell, clerk N. H. Rolling Mill, bds 62 Whalley av
Ward Hiram W., carriage trimmer, bds 368 Orchard
Ward Israel K., cashier 2d National Bank, h W Haven
Ward James, smith helper, h 23 Vine
Ward James E., bar keeper, bds 21 Portsea Ward James, waiter, h 46 Webster
Ward James H., steamboat agent, h 36 George
Ward John, laborer, h North Bank Ward John, helper, h 234 Hamilton
Ward John, smith helper, h 304 Congress avenue
Ward Michael, expressman, h 16 Martin Ward Michael, mason, h James c Market Ward Michael, laborer, bds 23 York
Ward Owen, Jr., joiner, bds 21 Portsea Ward Owen, carman, h 21 Portsea
Ward Owen, laborer, bds 23 York Ward Patrick, city inspector, 9 City Hall, h 2 Kimberly av junc Howard av Ward Richard, carriage smith, h 8 Veto Ward Robert H., tinner, bds 86 William Ward Timothy, laborer, h 239 Wallace
Ward Thomas, blacksmith, bds 234 Ham- ilton
Ward Thomas, laborer. h 74 Oak
Ward Thomas, waiter, h Read
Ward Patrick, laborer, h 22 Fillmore
Ward William E., coach painter, bds 21 Portsea
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Paper Boxes for all Manufactured Articles, at Odenkirchen's.
Ward Mrs. Ann, 10 Eaton
Ward Mrs. Catharine, 20 Whiting Ward Mrs. Enoch, 214 James Ward Mrs. George A., 28 Temple
Ward Mrs. George W., 120 College Ward Mrs. L. J., 62 Whalley av
Ward Mrs. Phineas, 101 Webster Ward Mrs. William H., 86 William Ward Mary M., 62 Whalley av
Ward Margaret, seamstress, 92 High Wardell Richard H., locksmith, h 584 State Wardell Samuel B., joiner, h 8 Hallock
Warechaski Abraham, tailor, h 150 Con- gress av
Warmsley Horace, gardener, h 132 Ward Warner Alfred P., lock maker, h 5 Haven Warner Anson E., bds 130 Martin
Warner Birdsey, salesman, 210 State, h 30 Dixwell av
Warner Burr B., real estate broker, h 33 Dixwell av
Warner Burton G., cigar manufacturer, 194 St. John, h 80 Bradley
Warner Charles G., clerk, h 6 Jefferson Warner C. C., mason, 35 Meadow
Warner Charles F., bds 36 Dixwell av
Warner David P., ornamental painter, h 149 York
Warner Dwight, gun maker, bds 341 Whit- ney av
Warner Edward, axle maker, h 327 East Warner Edward D., grocer, 327 East
Warner Egbert L., (Tuttle & W.,) h Whal- ley av. c Hobart
Warner George W., agent, h 12 Kensington WARNER Henry A., vitrified sewer pipe, office 9 Center, h 251 Orange. [See adv. below.]
Warner James M., mechanic, h 107 Division Warner James M., tallyman, h 125 James Warner John, feed store, 86 State, h 347 Orchard
Warner John P., seaman, h 22 Frank
Warner Major A., 252 Dixwell av Warner Samuel O., gun smith, bds 127 Henry
Warner Sherman R., stove store, 186 State, h 31 Meadow
Warner Stephen, clerk, 105 Church
Warner Theodore W., gun smith, h 36 Dix- well av
Warner William H., (A. B. Dodge & Co.,) h 95 Bradley
Warner William L., joiner, bds 347 Orchard Warner G. F. & Co., malleable iron manuf., hardware, clamps, etc., 68-78 East
Warner Mrs. Benjamin, nurse, 152 Dixwell avenue
Warner Mrs. Birdsey, dressmaker, 30 Dix- well av
Warner Mrs. Edwin, 341 Whitney av Warner Mrs. Ellen, seamstress, 47 Court
Warner Mrs. Esther, assistant matron Alms House
Warner Mrs. Francis, 33 Dixwell av
Warner Mrs. Gaius F., 251 Orange
Warner Mrs. Ira M., 59 Foote
Warner Mrs. Laura, 379 Orchard
Warner Mrs. Merritt, 547 Chapel
Warner Addie J., 30 College Warner Anna E., 14 Lock
Warner Emily E., teacher Washington school, bds 20 Portsea
Warren Charles A., pres. State st. Horse R. R., h 400 State Warren E. W., 104 Grove
Warren George H., brakeman, bds 43 East Warren George W., engineer, h 82 Woolsey Warren Phineas, gun maker, bds 188 Elm Warren Herbert C., sec. Townsend Savings Bank, h 92 Olive
Warren L. H., boot finisher, h 44 Gilbert av Warren Ralph, 236 N Front
Warren Truman A., 167 Orange
Warren T. B., sec. N. H. Spring Co., rooms 104} Orange
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Odenkirchen's Paper Box Manufactory, 12 and 14 Artisan Street.
Warren William H., car painter, h 113 Lam- berton
Warren William S., 84 Dwight
Warren Mrs. William S., Jr., 90 Columbus Warren Fannie A., dress maker, bds 31 Trumbull
Warren Mary J., teacher Woolsey School, bds 71 Perkins
Warriner Gad H., 66 Saltonstall av Warrington Edward, cigar maker, rooms 62 Bradley
Warpool Frank, laborer, h 214 Hamilton Washburn E. L., physician (McNeil & W.,) h 133 Whalley avenue
Washburn Richard, confectionery, Bradley c State
Washington Charles H., laborer, h 72 Fair Washington George, laborer, h Read Washington Rev. George H., 37 Foote Washington Lloyd, laborer, h 130 Ward Washington William H., 5 Davenport av Washington Public School, 329 Howard av Waterbury George St. John, 24 Humphrey Waterbury J. W., bookkeeper, 203 Grand Waterbury Nathaniel, 270 Crown
Waterbury Mrs. Julia, (William E.,) 24 Humphrey
Waterhouse Charles R., (C. R. W. & Son), h 40 Park
Waterhouse Charles R., Jr., (C.R. W. & Son,) bds 40 Park
Waterhouse D. C., sec. C. G. Clark Co., h 56 Woolsey
Waterhouse C. R. & Son, pile driving and bridge building, office 40 Park
Waters Henry, barytes worker, bds 206 Ham- ilton
Waters James, barytes worker, bds 206 Ham- ilton
Waters John F., carriage smith, bds 134 Hamilton
Waters Joseph, waiter, h 12 Broad Street Court
Waters Michael, iron worker, h 29 Fillmore Waters William, blacksmith, bds 136 Ham- ilton
Waters Mrs. Esther, 206 Hamilton Waters Catharine, 14 Eaton Watkinson George, sales agent L. Candee & Co., h 26 Davenport avenue Watrous Charles W., plater, h 62 Chapel Watrous Elihu, joiner, h 129 Exchange Watrous George H., lawyer, (2) 153 Church, h 63 Whitney av Watson Alfred, waiter, 81 Union, rooms 200 Wooster
Watson Cortez P., joiner, h 115 Ferry Watson Francis W., boot and shoe maker, h 109 Day
Watson George, molder, h 279 East Watson Henry, salesman Malley's, bds 102 Crown
Watson John, gun polisher, h 253 Orchard Watts Isaac, harness maker, h 22 Lafayette Waugh James W., confectioner, 98 Church Way James T., lock maker, h 108 East Way Lewis L., machinist, h 77 Hazel Way Norris, tinner, h 288 Elm
Way Richard D., machinist, h 113 Poplar Way William, machinist, h 83 Exchange Way William H., 327 Chapel, h 315 Elm
Wayland Francis, lawyer, Dean Yale Law School, 17 Court house, h 91 Whitney avenue
Wayland Stephen, shoemaker, h 26 White Weatherwax John, carriage painter, bds 20 Hamilton
Weaver E. Harris, clerk, h 73} Wooster
Weaver Mrs. Esther, 140 Dwight
Weaver Mrs. Thomas J. M., 68 Putnam Webb Charles H., real estate broker, 87 Or- ange, h 120 Crown
Webb Mrs. Jane, Trinity Home, 165 George
Webb Mrs. Washington, 178 George
Weber George C., barber, 76 h 76} Chapel Webb William, carriage painter, bds 62 Crown
Webber Charles, lock maker, h 17 Summer Weber Paul, spring maker, h 565 State
Weber William, grocer, 222 Pine
Webster Charles, jail keeper, 161 Whalley avenue
Webster Daniel, coal agent, h 102 Webster Webster Delmer V., gun maker, bds 87 Broadway
Webster Henry S., 160 Spring
Webster Otis J., bds 146 Henry
Webster Public School, George c York
Webster Sandy, laborer, h r 30 Union Webster Mrs. Mary J., 489 Chapel
Webster Mrs. U. L., physician, 87 Olive Wechsler Rev. Judah, 101 Court
Weckesser L., machinist, h 50 Congress av Weddel Robert, molder, h 18 Summer court Wedmore Daniel A., clerk steamboat office, rooms 180 Wooster
Weed Granville, silver plater, saddlery, and hardware, 55 Church, h 255 George Weed Harrison, clerk, 55 Church, h 128 Howe
Weed Josiah A., hardware dealer, 225 State, h 87 Dwight Weed Ira De Witt, clerk 46 Church, bds 128 Howe
Weed Lorin S., clerk, bds 46 Howe Weed Sewing Machine, 319 Chapel
Weed Smith G., clerk 55 Church, bds 255 George
" Electric " Razors can be found at Matthewman's.
Plain, Colored and Fancy Papers, at Odenkirchen's, 12 and 14 Artisan Street.
Weed Mrs. Melissa, 8 Lyon Weeden Charles, 30 Winter
Weeks George I., (W. & Merrils,) h 10 Pearl Weeks James. painter, h 131 George Weeks John H., stone cutter, h 452} State Weeks Wm. D., granite cutter, bds (2) 454} State
Weeks & Merrels, grocers, 457 State Weeks George I., h 10 Pearl Merreis John W., h 8 Pearl
Weeks Mrs D. M., dressmaker, 452} State Wehner J., burnisher, h 156 Franklin
Wehner R. K., professor of music, 544 Chapel Wehner William, barber, 156 Franklin, h 170 Grand
WEIDIG Charles, manuf. carriage parts, r 414 State, h 64 Daggett. [See adv. p. 407.] Weil Isaac, dry goods, 68 Grand
Weil Paul, beer saloon, 239 State, h 160 St. John
Weil Solomon, variety store, 116 Oak
Weiler Christian, boot and shoe dealer, 39 Church, h 41 Auburn
Weiler Christian R., rubber boot maker, bds 41 Auburn
. Weiler Nicholas, cutter, 273 Chapel, h 107 Ashmun
Weir John F., professor of art, Y. C., h 130 Bradley
Weir John P., dyer, h 17 Rose Weirich Nicholas, clerk, 87 Union Weirich Peter, grocer, 46 Adeline Weirweis Christian, cooper, h 66 Adeline Weiseharpt John, mason, h 25 Winthrop av Weisenborn Paul, piano tuner, bds 19 Union Weiss Henry, fruit store, 198 Grand Wiess Jacob, 328 Dixwell av
Weiss John, blacksmith, h Starr
Weiss Philip, lock maker, h 31 Auburn Weissbarth Mrs. S., milliner, 131 Grand Weith Thomas, machinist, bds 201 Wooster Welch Cyrus, brass founder, h 60 Bradley Welch Dwight M., grocer, 100 Broadway, h 639 Chapel
Welch Edward, carman, h 51 Arthur Welch Frank D., mason, bds 60 Bradley Welch Harmanus M., pres. First National Bank, 90 Orange, h 19 Warren-after Oct. 1st, Chapel n Winthrop av Welch Henry B., bookkeeper, 203 State, bds 130 Dwight
Welch Hugh, laborer, h 108 Wallace Welch James, 64 East Welch James M., traveling agent, 155 State, h 130 Dwight Welch James B., burnisher, h 141} Grand Welch John, laborer, h 50 Walnut
Welch John, saloon, 13 Greene c East Welch John, 39 Rose Welch John, blacksmith, h 4 Madison Welch John, carriage smith, h 10 Summer Court
Welch John, laborer, bds 114 East Welch John, wire drawer, h 61 Grand Welch Louis, laborer, h 220 East Welch Matthew, laborer, li 154 Wallace Welch Michael, flagman, h 72 Grand Welch Michael, spring maker, h 123 Grand Welch Michael, laborer, h 72 Grand Welch Michael, spring filer, h 215 Pine Welch Michael, laborer, h 180 Poplar Welch Michael, laborer, h 10 Stevens alley Welch Michael, laborer, h 150 Hamilton Welch Morris, blacksmith, h Bailey n Pine Welch Morris, teamster, h Watson st
Welch Patrick, filer, h 202 East
Welch Patrick, filer, h 211 Franklin Welch Pierce N., treasurer N. Haven Roll- ing Mill Co., h 25 Eld
Welch Robert, stone cutter, h 130 East Welch Sylvester, tinner, bds 215 Pine Welch Thomas, clerk, 124 East Welch Thomas, clerk, bds 126 East Welch Thomas, brakeman, h 36 Carlisle Welch Thomas, laborer, h 207 Wallace Welch Thomas, laborer, h 32 Main Welch Thomas J., waiter, 195 State Welch William, bds 150 Hamilton Welch William, laborer, h Bailey n Rowe Welch William, livery stable, 188 Wallace Welch William, laborer, h 238 Hamilton Welch William W., asst. bookkeeper, 1st Na- tional Bank, bds 130 Dwight
Welch William, grocer, 184 Hamilton Welch Mrs Catharine, r 146 Wallace Welch Mrs. Ellen, boarding house, 114 East Welch Mrs. Honora, 271 East Welch Sarah E. M., fancy goods and milli- nery, 518 State
Weld Alfred W., pie baker, h 99 Wall Weld Arthur J., rubber cutter, bds 138 Sal- tonstall av
Weld Calvin C., clerk, 51 Broadway Weld Edward L., clerk, h 150 Exchange Weld F. Floyd, civil engineer, 16 City Hall, rooms 87 Chapel
Weld Fitz H., (W. & Son,) h 35 Dixwell av Weld John, ship carpenter, h 138 Salton- stall av
Weld William E., Jr., bds 137 Dwight Weld William J., (W. & Son,) bds 35 Dix- well av
Weld & Son, general agents Etna Life In- surance Co., (3) 221 Chapel Weld Fitz H,, h 35 Dixwell av Weld William J., bds 35 Dixwell av
Plain Polished Scissors-Matthewman & Co.'s, opp. Depot.
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Fancy Papers, at Odenkirchen's, 12 and 14 Artisan Street.
Weld Emma F., teacher, bds 99 Wall Weldon Matthew, hostler, h 188 Wallace Wellhauser Florenz, polisher, h 111 Ashmun Wells Arthur, clock maker, h 113 Franklin Wells Charles R., (Smith & W.,) h 157 St. John
Wells Charles R., prest. Nat. College of Business, bds Elliott House
Wells Charles S., gun contractor, bds 179 Temple
Wells Daniel H., teacher S. Hall, h 99 Bradley
Wells Edward, bookkeeper, 27 Artisan, h 40 Clark
Wells George H., supt. State St. H. R. R., bds 41 Bradley
Wells Henry C., 89 Chapel
Wells John, machinist, h 17 Bishop
Wells John E., conductor N. H. & N. R. R., bds 18 Crown
Wells John F., florist, 178 Grand, h West- ville
Wells Romanta, (Tuttle & W.,) h Fair Haven East
Wells Thomas, M. D., 86 Whitney av Wells Walter C., compositor, Register Office Wells William, joiner and jobber, 9 Artisan, h 92 William
Wells William H., seaman, h 89 Ferry Wells W. Wilson, 313 Chapel, bds 2 Uni- versity pl
Wells Mrs. George, 15 Hudson
Wells Mrs. Henry, 130 York
Wells Mrs Joel W., 8 Fair
Wells Mrs. Sarah L., 143 St. John Wells Sarah T., 41 Bradley Wells Susan S., Lilac st Welpley Daniel, chemist, h 50 Asylum Welpley John, chemist, h 62 Asylum Welpley Mrs. Jane, 62 Asylum
Welsh Michael, spring maker, h 123 Grand Welton Byron, bds 41 Fair
Welton Frank, sawyer, bds 144 Portsea Welton Frederick A., (F. A. W.[& Co.,) h 41 Fair
Welton James W., saloon, 258 Wallace Welton Lucius B., turner, h 144 Portsea
WELTON F. A. & CO., manufacturers ladies' over gaiters, &c., 41 Fair. [See adv. page 418.]
Welton Mrs. Mary Ann, 55 Asylum Wernsman Henry, musician, bds 2 Temple Werzberg Abraham, peddler h 27 Spruce Werlin Joseph, machinist, h 36 West
Wernsman Charles, barber, 160 Elm, h 125 York
Wernsman John, saloon, 105 George, h 2 Temple Wesley Mrs. Eliza, 107 Wallace
Wesley Chapel, 52 Davenport av. c Ward West Chapel M. E. Church, 610 Chapel c Day
West Frank, machinist, h Woolsey st Westcott John W., teacher, h 111 Court Westcott Martha S., 9 Sea
Westbrook George F., clerk, 65 York, bds 174 Olive
Westbrook Thomas, electro plater, h 174 Olive
Western Union Telegraph, 215 Chapel and 2 E Grand
Weston John, 78 Adeline
Weston Levi, laborer, h 161 Goffe
Weston Robert W., bds 72 Adeline
Weston Mary H., teacher, 747 Chapel
Wetmore Elisha, conductor N. H., M. & W. R. R., h 100 St. John
Wetmore James, rooms 27 Lafayette
Wetmore William W., gun maker, h 54 Garden
Wetzel Mrs. Mary, (Christian,) lager beer saloon, 40 Greene
Weymouth Frederick P., clerk, bds 31 Prince
Whalan Edward, brakeman, bds 18 Crown
Whalan James, teamster, h 192 Hamilton Whalan James, stone cutter, h 20 Oak
Whalan James, hostler, 52 Crown
Whalan James, laborer, h r 30 Union
Whalan James, blacksmith, bds 69 Con- gress av
Whalan Lawrence, molder, bds 58 Grand
Whalen Daniel, laborer, h 68 E Chapel
Whalen Martin, wheel maker, h 14 Elliott
Whalen Matthew T., painter, h 161 Nicoll Whalen Patrick, joiner, h 13 Daggett
Whalen Patrick, laborer, h Chatham n At- water
Whalen Patrick E. tool maker, h 36 Nicoll Whalen William, grocer, 120 Lafayette, bds 16 Oak
Whalen William, laborer, h 158 Poplar Whalen Mary, 50 White
Whalley William, piano maker, h 9 Broad- way
Whaples Charles S., painter, h 30 Nash
Whaples Clarence G., printer, h 5 Broad Wharton Thomas, carpenter, h 22 Lafayette Whateley James, boot maker, h 213 Frank- lin
Whateley Marion, (Murray & W.,) bds 213 Franklin
Wheaton Mrs. O. C., 28 Clinton av
Wheaton Fanny, 28 Clinton av
Whedon Charles R., real estate broker and lawyer, 15 Exchange B., h 82 Broadway Whelahan Edwin, barber, 13 Church Whelahan John, carman, h 36 Putnam
Fine Burnished Scissors-Matthewman & Co.'s Cutlery Store.
Gilt, Silver and Bronzed Papers ; Colored Papers, Plain and Embossed, at Odenkirchen's.
Whelan Patrick H., joiner, h 13 Daggett Wheeler Agur, builder, 115 Park, h 11 Martin
Wheeler Albert S., Prof. of German, Y. C. S. H., bds 710 Chapel
Wheeler Andrew E., clerk, h 61 Park
WHEELER Ebenezer, Sec. Cement Pipe Co., office 104 Whalley av. [See adv. page 422.]
Wheeler Edwin S., (E. S. W. & Co.,) h 27 College
Wheeler Frank H., brakeman, bds 23 Stevens
Wheeler Frederick L., joiner, h 45 Nicoll
Wheeler Henry D., (E. S. W. & Co.,) bds Tremont House
Wheeler James B., joiner, h 131 Goffe
Wheeler John D., (Mallory, W. & Co.,) h 75 Whitney av
Wheeler Merritt M., 38 Elm
Wheeler Thomas H., (W. & Co.,) h 6 Broad Wheeler Wallace A., tin peddler, h 19 Beers Wheeler William H., real estate and life insurance agt., (2) 201 Chapel, h 69 Clin. ton av
Wheeler E. S. & Co., iron and metals, 130 State
Wheeler & Co., tin, glass and wooden ware, 5 Oak
Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing Machines, 73 Orange, L. Dinger, agent
Wheeler Mrs. Alice M., 100 Howe
Wheeler Mrs. M. M., dress making and mil- linery, 38 Elm
Wheeler Mrs. Stephen, 55 Wooster
Wheeler Mrs. Theodosia D., 76 Prospect Whelock Luke, 4 Silver
Whibbs John, helper, h 267 Hamilton
Whipple John, rubber cutter, rooms 85 Chestnut
Whitaker Henry L., cabinet maker, h 19 Jefferson
Whitaker Mrs. H. L., millinery and fancy goods, 19 Jefferson
Whitcomb Andrew J., painter, h 237 Wash- ington
Whitcomb Miles A., clerk, bds 30 Beers Whitcomb Sarah L., (S. L. W. & Co.,) bds 154 St. John Whitcomb S. L. & Co., fancy goods, 39 Grove
White Charles, city porter, h 50 Webster White Charles, bolt maker, h 52 Rosette White Charles A., 69 bds 258 Church White Ferdinand, barber, 94 Church White Franklin C., bds 158 E Grand White Frederick O., surgeon State Hospital White George, laborer, h 143 Goffe White George E., boot maker, h 42 Meadow
White George M., supt. State Hospital White Henry, lawyer, 69 h 258 Church White Henry D., lawyer, 69 Church, h 480 Chapel
White James, coachman, h 15 Winter White James, laborer, h r 144 Wallace White John E., painter, h 23 Gilbert
White John S., carpenter, h 47 Wilson White Joseph E., clerk, 82 State, h 166 Washington
White Lewis, case maker, bds 606 Chapel White Michael F., mason, h 285 Oak
White Moses C., physician, prof. Pathology, Y. C., h 104 York
WHITE, MERRILL, pleasure boats, 4 Water, h 61 Collis. [See adv. page 431.] White Nelson, baker, h 213 Congress av White Oliver S., lawyer, 69 bds 258 Church White Rev. O. H., 35 Howe
White Roger S., lawyer, 69 bds 258 Church White Patrick, baker, James c Exchange White Richard M., joiner, h 159 Spring White Thomas, laborer, h r 144 Wallace
White William, boot cutter, h 131 Exchange White William M., physician, 158 E Grand White William W., (Judd & W.,) h 43 Hum- phrey
White Mrs. Abbie, 285 Oak
White Mrs. Carrie, dressmaker, 38 Chestnut White Mrs. Cornelia, laundress, 79 Whalley avenue
White Mrs. Maria, (Raymond A.,) 80 Lafay- ette
White Emily, 212 Crown
Whitehead Luther H., polisher, h 86 Martin Whiteside Bernard, mason, h 106 Wallace Whiting Charles S., clerk, 5 Broadway, bds 43 Dixwell av
Whiting George I., rooms 252 State
Whiting Edwin R., back light manufacturer, 47 Orange, h 95 Dixwell av
Whiting George K., (G. K. W. & Son,) h 43 Dixwell av
Whiting George R., (G. K. W. & Son,) bds 43 Dixwell av
Whiting John A., brass finisher, h 263 Oak Whiting Nathan'l, lock maker, h 80 William Whiting Oliver J., bds 95 William Whiting Rev. S. M., 74 Houston
Whiting George K. & Son, hardware and paint dealers, 5 Broadway Whiting Geo. K., h 43 Dixwell av Whiting Geo. R., bds 43 Dixwell av
Whiting Mrs. Almira, (Henry,) 149 George Whiting Mrs. Matilda, Prospect c Lock Whitlock Mrs. Betsey, nurse, 8 Humphrey Whittingham Rev. Richard, 14 Lincoln Whittemore Franklin J., physician, office 458 Chapel
Pocket Knives-a large assortment-Matthewman & Co.'s.
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Band Boxes, Store Boxes, at Odenkirchen's, 12 and 14 Artisan Street.
Whittemore George E., foreman, 352 State, h 48 Vernon
Whitmore Frederick R., clerk N. Y. N. H. & H. R. R., rooms 18 Brown Whitmore George N., clerk, 511 Chapel Whitmore Matthew N., rooms (8) 392 Chapel
Whitmore James D., sub - master High School, h 32 York sq pl
Whittmore John O., clerk, 176 State, h 87 Exchange
Whittmore William, mason, h 17 Martin Whitney C. L., tuner, at Shoninger's, bds 110 Olive
Whitney Dwight A., mechanic, h 13 Gill Whitney Edward E., painter, h 434 Chapel Whitney Eli, fire arms manufacturer, Whit- neyville, h 29 Elm
Whitney Eli, Jr., 43 Hillhouse av Whitney Frank S., bds 20 Hamilton
Whitney John A., brass finisher, h 81 Spring
Whitney J. M., clerk, 250 Chapel, h 263 Oak Whitney P. L., clerk, 293 bds 291 Grand Whitney Stephen, 189 Whitney av
Whitney William D., prof. Sanskrit, Y. C., h 246 Church
WHITTLESEY Charles B., apothecary and druggist, 228 Chapel, 194 State, h 524 Chapel. [See adv. p. 22.]
Whittlesey Charles E., boot fitter, h 53 Dav- enport av
Whittelsey Edward N., bookkeeper, (1) 213 Chapel, bds 124 Whalley av
Whittelsey Frederick, clerk Adjutant Gen- eral's office, bds 83 Olive
Whittelsey Henry N., (H. N. W. & Co.,) h 150 College
Whittelsey Henry N., Jr., (H. N. W. & Co.,) bds 150 College
Whittlesey Horace T., engineer, h 8 Prindle Whittlesey James T., boot maker, bds 33 Foote
Whittlesey Samuel F., boot maker, h 33 Foote
Whittelsey Rev. William, 608 Chapel
Whittelsey William E., (H. N. W. & Co.,) h 26 Howe
WHITTELSEY H. N. & CO., crockery store, 305 Chapel. [See adv. p. 431.] Whittlesey Mrs. Charles B., bds 201 Orange Whittlesey Mrs Nellie, 59 Davenport av Whittelsey Mary E., 132 Whalley av
Wick Anthony, joiner, h 497 Congress av Wicks John, seaman, bds 94 S. Front
Wicks Mrs. Sarah E. A., 156 De Witt
Widman John, saloon, 110 Church, h 85 Crown
Widman Michael, saloon, 21 Broad
Widmer Augustus, car painter, bds 113 Lamberton
Wiepricht Felix, letter carrier, h 78 Asylum WIER Stephen M., carriage manuf., 260 h 258 Elm. [See adv. below.]
Wieser Matthias, shoemaker, h 205 Congress avenue
Wigand Jacob, joiner, h 99 Webster
Wightman R. J., plumber, bds 60 Sylvan av
Wightman William, engraver, bds 60 Syl- van avenue
Wightman Mrs. Josephine, 60 Sylvan av Wilcox Augustus C., (W., Hall & Co.,) h 230 Church
Wilcox Alfred W., melodeon maker, h 23 Audubon
Wilcox Benjamin B., 54 Sylvan av
Wilcox Charles A., engineer, bds 94 Orange Wilcox Charles, machinist, bds 94 Orange
Wilcox Clarence A., (C. A. W. & Co.,) bds 89 Howe
Wilcox Curtis, (W., Hall & Co.,) bds 14 Orange
Wilcox Curtis N., 54 Sylvan av Wilcox Daniel H., 15 York square
Wilcox E. Huntington, shoemaker, h 27 Trumbull
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Straw Boards, Wholesale and Retail, at Odenkirchen's, 12 and 14 Artisan Street.
Wilcox Edw. T., joiner, h Dover n Atwater Wilcox Ed. M., mechanic, bds 63 Washingt' n Wilcox Elbert, shoemaker, h 89 Howe
Wilcox Francis, wheelmaker, h 79 Ashmun Wilcox George E, painter, h 19 Fair Wilcox John R., 14 Orange
Wilcox Lewis, hackman, bds 94 Orange
Wilcox Nathan A., clerk, H. R. R., bds 83 Chapel
Wilcox Robert, telegraph operator, bds 249 Grand
Wilcox Robert E., confectionery, 15 Broad- way, h 94 Dixwell av
Wilcox Samuel A., hackman, h 94 Orange Wilcox Thomas, laborer, h 118 Fillmore
Wilcox & Gibbs sewing machines, (4) 337 Chapel
Wilcox C. A. & Co., dealers in oils, office 17 Hoadley B. Wilcox C. A., bds 89 Howe McLean Andrew, h East Haven
Wilcox, Hall & Co., dry goods, Lyon B., 245 and 249 Chapel Wilcox Augustus C., h 230 Church Wilcox Curtis, bds 14 Orange Hall Lucius W., h 237 Orange Lewis Robert H., h 55 Grove
Wilcox Mrs. Maria, 67 William Wilcox Mrs. Orlando, 27 Trumbull
Wilcox Mrs. S. E., (Norris W.,) 655 Chapel Wilcox Mrs. Whiting, 249 Grand
Wilcoxson Levi D., carriage manufacturer, 127 Park, h 537 Chapel
Wild Casper, peddler, h 7 Broad
Wild Isaac J., bookkeeper, N. H. Gas Co., bds 140 York Wilder James H., painter, h 33 Oak
Wildholz Charles E., clock maker, h 16 Broad st Court
Wildman Mrs. Laura, 23 Clark
Wildman Emily A., teacher, bds 23 Clark Wildman Marietta, teacher, bds 23 Clark
Willey H. M., ladies' physician, office 308, h 310 Grand
Wiley Robert, provision dealer, h 60 Collis Wiley Mary A., 310 Grand
Wilfred Michael, cornice maker, h 103 Goffe Wilhelm Charles, tailor, h 326 State Wilkesbarre Coal & Iron Co., (11) 208 Chapel Wilkins James H., painter, h 69 Eaton
Wilkins William, laborer, h 111 R. R. av Wilkinson John, ship keeper, h 95 Portsea Wilkinson Levi, View, (Cedar Hill)
Wilkinson William M., sash maker, bds 95 Portsea
Willard Albert, mason, h 370 Congress av Willard C. M., carriage trimmer, h 19 Foote Willard Joseph W., ship master, h 120 Ivy Willard Stephen, shoemaker, 180 York, h 62 Eaton
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