Price & Lee's New Haven (New Haven County, Conn.) city directory, including West Haven, East Haven, and Woodbridge, 1869-70, Part 4

Author: Price & Lee Company, New Haven
Publication date: 1869-1870
Publisher: New Haven : Price & Lee Company
Number of Pages: 1100


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WALTER S. GRIFFITH, GEORGE C. RIPLEY


President.


Secretary.


PHILIP POND,


General Agent for Connecticut,


Office No. 2 Strect Building,


Corner Chapel and State Sts., New Haven, Conn,


POLICIES are issued on sound lives only, on terms the most advantageous to the insured.


DIVIDENDS are declared annually, and applied to the next settlement of Premium, making the payments less.


No LIMITATION AS TO RESIDENCE OR TRAVEL .- Parties insured in the " Home" can tracel or reside in any part of the world without extra charge, and no permit required ex- cept what the Policy gives.


ALL THE NET PROFITS OF THIS COMPANY GO TO THE IN- SURED .- The Endowment plan adopted by the " Home" is highly popular. Policies paid for in TEN OR FIFTEEN YEARS, the insured drawing the amount themselves at a specified age.


All Policies of the " Home" are non-forfeiting.


ANNUITIES issued on the most favorable terms.


Please call and get a Pamphlet and explanations.


J. F. GILBERT,


Elm. City


Laundry,


Offices :~ 118 Orange Street, near Court. 452 & 454 Chapel Street.


ashtonab


talenty


WILL


OPEN


On or about Oct. 20, and will continue until May 1, 1870.


This will be the best opportunity ever offered for Ladies and Gentlemen to learn all the most. fashionable Waltzes and Quadrilles. There will also be a chance for Juveniles. For particulars, address me through the Post Office, New Haven.


MICHAEL MALONEY.


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BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


EDWARD LYMAN, Engineer and Draughtsman


PREPARES


Maps, Drawings, Plans and Specifications -FOR- Machinery, Mill Work, Bridges, &c. OFFICE: No. 208 Orange St., New Haven, Conn.


WILLIAM LEE,


BOOT & SHOE


MAKER,


17 George Street, New Haven, Conn.


Having had long experience in business. I am fully confident of being able to fit the most difficult feet. Those who have any ditti- culty in getting a good tit will do well to call on me, as I make lasts expressly for my customers.


Repairing Neatly and Promptly Attended to.


MAMYJ USAW


71


BENIAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


WILLIAM ELDER, (Successor to A. LEISHMAN,)


CARPET


MANUFACTURER, 170 East Street, New Haven.


RAG CARPET


Wove to Order, And for sale Wholesale and Retail. The best of Cotton Warp used.


The highest price paid for CARPET RAGS.


MANSFIELD & KIMBERLY,


DEALERS IN


HATS & CAPS,


Ladies' Furs,


STRAW GOODS


&c .. &c.,


352 Chapel St.,


CUTLER BUILDING.


New Haven, Ct.


A general assortment of MILITARY GOODS.


72


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


JOSEPH GOEBEL, Boot and Shoe Store,


178 CHAPEL STREET,


(Bet. Union and Olive,)


NEW HAVEN, CONN.


A good assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Goods kept Constantly on hand.


BOOTS MADE TO ORDER, AND WARRANTED TO FIT Repairing Neatly Done.


COE & PEABODY,


348 Chapel St., Fancy Goods, Notions, LACE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES,


Trimmings, do.


Indelible Stamping, Stamping for Embroidery, French Process, Pinking, &c., done to order.


EDWARD COE. G. W. PEABODY.


73


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


MARTIN BERGEN,


58 Grand St., New Haven, Ct.,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN


Groceries and Provisions,


Meats, Vegetables, Liquors, &c.


A. BEECHER & SONS,


MANUFACTURERS OF AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Superior Friction, Telegraph and Electric


MATCHES


All Standard Lengths of Round and Square


MATCH SPLINTS,


And the most improved kinds of WATCH = JAAKING MACHINERY. Factories and General Office, Westville, Conn. New York Office, IAl Maiden Lane. A. BEECHER.


E. B. BEECHER. L. W. BEECHER.


74


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


H. A. BARNES & CO.


Manufacturers and Dealers in


OYSTER SHELL DING,


Winthrop Street,


(Near Poplar St.)


FAIR HAVEN.


CHAS. BOSTWICK,


MANUFACTURER OF


Saddles,


Harness,


Trunks, Valises, &c. 71 CHURCH STREET, (Nearly Opposite the Post-Office,)


HAS FOR SALE, Coach, Gig, Wagon and Cart HARNESS, with Plated, Brass and Japanned Trimmings, Saddles, Bridles. Martingales, Halters, Collars, Cirein- gles and Horse Blankets.


Patent Folio, Hard Leather and con- mon Trunks, Valises, Ladies' Hat Cases. Carpet Bags, Whips, Bitts, Stirrup- and Buffalo Robes.


Repairing Done at Short Notice. 0 Old Harness, Saddles and Trunks taken in exchange for New.


75


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


The Mutual Life Ins. Co. OF NEW YORK.


Assets, - - Thirty-five Million Dollars.


JOHN W. NICHOLS,


General Agent,


201 CITAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN.


EDWARD B. BRADLEY.


MANUFACTURER OF


Walnut, Gold and Rosewood


PIER, MANTEL & OVAL MIRRORS


Window Cornices, Brackets, Rustic, Oval and Gold Inlaid PICTURE FRAMES of every description


No. 123 Union Street,


(od door from Chapel St.,) NEW HAVEN, CONN.


.All work promptly and carefully executed.


76 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


ANTOINETTE TURNER,


138 Crown, 2d door East of College Street, DEALER IN


PANCY GOODS TOYS,


Laces, Edgings and Insertings.


Working Materials, Embroidery Patterns, Gloves and Hosiery, Cotton Cloths, Roll Cambrics, Pins, Needles, Tapes, Threads, Bobbins, &c.


N. B .- Prices as low as any in the City, but no Charges made to any one.


L. FENOUILLET, French Boot. Maker,


(From Paris,)


Corner of Church and Crown Sts.


Boots and Shoes


Made at Short Notice,


In the most fashionable style, by the best workmen, and


WARRANTED TO FIT.


All made of the


Best FRENCH Materials.


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER. 77


JESSE CUDWORTH, Jr.,


IS AGENT FOR THE


Original Patent OF THE


PHILADELPHIA


LOW DOWN GRATE. ALSO MARBLE-EYED MANTELS, 313 Chapel Street.


S. R. SMITH & CO.,


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN


COAL AND


WOOD


Have always on hand a large and well selected stock at


Low Prices.


COAL BY THE CARGO.


Principal Office at 203 State St.


Branch Offices, < At Yard Nos. 147 to 157 East Street. ¿ At Yard No. 163 (old No. 26) Long Wharf.


(*7)


78 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


Vases, Flower Glasses, Bracket and Mantel Orna- ments, Parian Figures, Card Buckets, Cologne and Toilet Sets, Tobacco Boxes; Smoking Sets, Match Boxes, and China Toys.


Table Cutlery, Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons ; Oyster, and Soup Ladles, But- ter Knives, Salt and Mustard Spoons.


Plated Casters, Tea and Coffee Potx, Fine Cut and Ini- tial Goblets, Crystal Sets, &c.


CROCKERY


China and Glass Ware,


At Wholesale and Retail.


MINOR & Co.


261 Chapel St., New Haven,


Complete Cea, Breakfast Dinner Sets,


In French China, English and American Stone China.


COMMON AND YELLOW BAKING WARE, STONE WARE,


Flower Pots, All the Desirable Glass Fruit Jars.


Especial attention given to fitting up or re-furnishing Hotels, Boarding Houses and Eating Saloons.


Parlor, Hall, Bedroom and Kitchen Lamps. The St. Ger- main Study Lamp. Ires' Pu- tent Fixtures. Churches and Halla fitted up at low rates.


Lamp Chimneys, Burners and Wicks by the quantity. Common Tumblers, Goblets, Salt and Table Glass, by the Package or dosen.


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


PIANO-FORTE EMPORIUM


Headquarters for


C


Le


1


Musical Instruments


AND


usical Merchandise.


C. M. LOOMIS,


299 Chapel Street,


Is the sole Agent for NEW HAVEN and vicinity for


CHICKERING & SONS AND AINES BROTHERS


RIANOS


Piano Hall, . - 100 Orange Street.


ALSO, DEALER IN PRGANS ANP MELOPEONS.


All kinds of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS sold on instalment. A large and varied assortment of MUSICAL MERCHANDISE and MASONIC GOODS. Publisher of LOOMIS MUSICAL JOURY.IL. Subscription Price, $1.00 per year. SINGLE COPIES 10 CENTS. Specimen Copies sent FREE Office 299 Chapel Street. New Haven, Conn.


80 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


FORSYTH & FISHER,


Elm City Dye Works,


Cor. Elm and Orchard Streets.


OFFICE-358 Chapel St., (mar Malley's,) New Haven.


This Establishment, with its admirable facilities, conducted by a practical Chemist, turns out a style of work that seldom fails to give perfect satisfaction.


Merinos, Satins, Shawls, Hosiery,


Alpacas, S'illes,


Alepines, Velvets, Gloves, Crapes, Ribbons, etc., etc.


Dyed first-rate Colors, and finished with all the original beauty,


E- LADIES' DRESSES, CLOAKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, SCARFS, BONNETS, FEATHERS, etc.


GENTLEMEN'S COATS, PANTS, VESTS and OVER- COATS, dved and finished with every appearance of new.


CARPETS, Rugs, Blankets, Table Covers, Counterpanes, Win- dow Shades, Shawls, Garments, etc., cleansed in the most perfect manner.


SILKS AND SILK DRESSES watered.


WOOLEN DRESSES dyed or cleansed without being ripped.


SUNSHADES dyed on the frames.


STRAW HATS and BONNETS dyed and pressed with a supe- rior finish.


BLACK MERINO and CASHMERE SHAWLS re-dyed without injury to the borders, in a superior style.


KID GLOVES cleansed or dyed without smutting.


BLACK VELVET dyed maroon, claret, wine, brown or dark green.


Possessing the ability to do work in a manner equal to any establishment in the country, the public are assured that no pains will be spared to merit their favors.


All Goods Returned in One Week.


.


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER. 81


WYLLYS A. LAW'S


MEAT MARKET, No. 17 Cherry Street, (Near Olive Street,) NEW HAVEN, CONN.


Fresh, Salted


AND


SMOKED MEATS,


ALSO


Hams, Bacon, Lard,


BUTTER, EGGS, AND VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS.


HENRY A. GATES,


Boarding and Sale Stable.


SALE HORSES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,


To be sold as recommended or money refunded.


315 Chapel Street, NEW HAVEN.


82 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


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F. DURGY & CO., Douse and Sign Painting, Graining. Paper Hanging, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, BRUSHES, &e., & .. Paper Hangings and Decorations IN EVERY STYLE.


No. 422 Chapel St., F. DURGY. NEW HAVEN, CONN. C R COOPER.


J. RUSSELL, House, Sign, Ship and Ornamental Painting, Graining and Paper Hanging.


PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO


GLAZING AND KALSOMINING WALLS, NO. 39 WHITING STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN.


DAVID L. DAVIES, Card Engraber and Printer.


Wedding Stationery, Monograms, &c., 316 CHAPEL STREET.


W. A. EURICH,


37 Church Street, New Haven, Practical Manufacturer of and Dealer in Fashionable


CABINET FURNITURE


AND UPHOLSTERY COODS.


DES" Special attention given to Curtain Hanging and Interior Decorations, and all ordered work.


83


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


S. W. SEARL,


SURVEYOR,


AND


CIVIL ENGINEER,


(Room No. 6,)


337 CHAPEL STREET, NEW HAVEN. House 14 Sylvan Avenue, corner Vernon Street.


FLOWERS, SEEDS AND PLANTS.


The finest selection in the State. Verbenas of the choicest va- rieties, Monthly Tea, and hardy Perpetual Roses, Fuschias, Lemon Verbenas, Pansies, Heliotropes, Geraniums. Monthly Carnations, Tuberoses, Camelias, Azelias, de.


FINEST IMPORTED FLOWER-SEEDS.


Rustic Baskets, Chairs, &c., Wire Tables, Wire Baskets, and Plant Trellis: Grapevines and Strawberry Plants of all Varieties; Bouquets, Cut Flowers, Crosses, Wreaths, Anchors, Crowns, &c., can be had at any time on short notice, and at reasonable prices. Orders from the country will be filled promptly and satisfactorily. Call and see.


FRED. LUNDBERG'S FLORAL ESTABLISHMENT,


154 Grand St., cor. Franklin, New Haven.


84 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


VAN NAME & KING,


CORNELIUS J. VAN NAME ..


WILLIAM M. KING.


SAIL MAKERS


191 Long Wharf, NEW HAVEN,


(Over Stockin & Avery's Store.)


FOROURU.


FAIR HAVEN. Hemingway's Wharf,


Sails, Tents, Awnings,


Horse Covers, Banners, &c.


Made in the best manner and warranted to give satisfaction.


Cotton Duck, Sail Twine, Sail Needles, Old Canvas, &c.,


For Sale at the Lowest Prices.


Old Sails Bought and Sold. TENTS OF ALL SIZES TO RENT.


Agents for New Haven for the celebrated "MILDEW PROOF CANVAS" for Awnings, Sails. &c.


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER. 85


WM. H. DAWSON, WESTVILLE, CONN.


MANUFACTURER OF


Pure Native


WINES,


CORDIALS,


Blackberry & Cherry


AND REFINER OF CIDER. Most of the New Varieties of


GRAPE VINES AND STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Of my own raising, for sale on reasonable terms.


BENJAMIN DUBOIS,


DEALER IN


Crockery, China, -AND-


Glass Ware,


No. 48 BRADLEY STREET,


NEW HAVEN, CONN.


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BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


OJ. A. DUNCAN,


bring :


Visiting


CARDS


Silver Door Plates and Numbers, SOCIETY SEALS, & C.


FIRST CLASS NOTE PAPER


For Sale, and Embossed with INITIAL or MONOGRAM, to order.


247 CHAPEL STREET, - . (LYON BUILDING.)


A. L. BABCOCK & CO.,


95 GREENE STREET,


Brass and Light Iron Work,


Coach, Carriage, and Car Trimmings, NFetal atterns, Dies,


Punches,


SMALL TOOLS, &c. Light FORGING and JOBBING Generally,


ELECTRO PLATING AND GILDING.


87


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


A. W. GUNN & CO.,


No.233 State Street NEW HAVEN, CONN.,


TOBAGGO


MANUFACTURER,


No. 233 State Street.


BEST


VIRGINLAS


Sole Manufacturers of the Celebrated


BONNIE BOUCHE


TOBACCO


Cigars, Snuff, and Smokers' Articles.


A. W. GUNN. ALEX. S. HUBBARD.


No. 233 State Street.


88


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


RANSOM HILLS,


(Successor to HILLS & BUTLER,) .


PA INTER


GLAZIER -AND-


Paper Hanger AND DEALER IN


PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, GLASS, PAPER HANGINGS, And other Materials for the Trade,


No. 274 STATE STREET (Between Court and Elm Sts.,) VEW HAVEN, CONN.


HOUSE, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTING Of every description, done at short notice.


THE LARGEST HOUSE of this branch of business in the city is at HILLS, 274 State Street, between Court and Elm, west side.


Forew


89


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


E. S. READ & SON,


Cor. of Leffingwell Alley and Gregson St., (Nearly in rear of Post-Office,)


HOUSE AND SIGN


PAINTER


SIGNS, of all descriptions,


Made upon the most reasonable terms.


ROOMS PAPERED AND PAINTED.


Remember the Name and Place.


READ & SON


nearly in Rear of P. O.


W


MADE OF THE BEST MATERIALS. ALL KINDS OF PAINTS FOR SALE,


In fact, every description of Painting done at short notice. Ships, Churches, Stores, Houses, S.c., S.c., S.c.


E. S. READ & SON,


Corner of Leffingwell Alley and Gregson Street.


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90


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


Connecticut Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store. WM. B. JOHNSON & CO.,


DEALERS IN


AGRICULTURAL WOODEN WARE,


Implements and Machines,


Guano and other Fertilizers. And Flower Seeds, Grain, Field, Grass, Garden, Herb,


178 State St., New Haven


WM. B. JOHNSON. H. B. MIX.


C. W. SHELTON.


CHARLES N. MOORE, No. 70 Fair Street, NEW HAVEN, CONN.


CLOTHES CLEANING, DYEING, Cutting, Making and Repairing, IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.


[" Ladies' Cloaks and Gentlemen's Garments renovated and repaired in the best manner, at short notice, without shrinking. Cash paid for Gent's cast-off Clothing of all kinds. Grease- spots, Paints and Stains removed without damaging the cloth.


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER. 91.


GUNNING & RAY, PLUMBERS, STEAM & GAS FITTERS Cor. George Street & Congress Av.


PLUMBING, STEAM and GAS FITTING,


IN ALL ITS BRANCHES,


Executed with Punctuality BY THE BEST OF WORKMEN.


Street Washers, Garden Hydrants, Water Closets, &c., Furnished at the lowest prices.


References .- W. P. DICKERMAN, Joiner ; G. D. TOMLINSON, Mason ; Prof. O. P. HUBBARD, and others.


THOMAS GORMAN,


MANUFACTURER OF


FRICTION


MATCHES


Westville, Conn. DOOrders Respectfully Solicited.


Horse Cars run every few minutes past the Manufactory.


92


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


C. F. GEBHARDT'S Photograph Gallery !


332


332 Chapel Street, NEW HAVEN, CONN.


The Best Quality of Cartes de Visite


Are taken at this Gallery for ONE DOLLAR LESS than at any other establishment, and WARRANTED NOT TO FADE.


JOHNSON & BROTHER,


DEALERS IN


FINE FAMILY Groceries & &Provisions


Cooking Wines, Brandies, Champagnes, CHOICE CIGARS, Scotch Ale, London Porter, &c., AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.


247 State Street, Corner of Court, NEW HAVEN, CONN.


BEHNAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


J. WOLCOTT, No. 71 Orange Street.


PAINTS. OIL GLASS D.CONEY


PAPER


ORDERS FOR


FARNELL'S


SELECT


Circulating Library !


167 Church Street, (Opposite Post Office.)


Terms of Subscription .- Ten Cents a Volume per Week, or a Card entitling the holder to Twelve Volumes for One Dollar. Annual subscription, Five Dollars.


- All the new Books as soon as published-Catalogues gratis. Books exchanged at the residence of subscribers, without extra charge. ( Open from 8.30 A. M. to 8.30 P. M.


PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. HANGING


93


House and Sign Painter,


94


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


ERNST KRAUSE,


(SUCCESSOR TO ROBERT MORRISON,)


FRENCH STEAM DYEING AND SCOURING


209 State Street, New Haven, Conn. Cloths, ELadies' Silks, Satins,


Velvets, Kid Gloves, Hats, &c., DYED AND CLEANED IN THE BEST MANNER.


Aily Pape Will.


JAMES HARPER,


Manufacturer of all kinds of


PRINTING PAPER.


MILL AT WESTVILLE,


ONE HALF HOURS' RIDE FROM NEW HAVEN.


95


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


New Haven Hot-Pressed Nut Works.


WOODWORTH & SINCLAIR,


MANUFACTURERS OF _


Hot-Pressed Nuts, WESTVILLE, CONN.


These Nuts are manufactured from a superior quality of iron, are uniform in size, with a true and smooth hole, easy of tapping, (being thoroughly annealed) and in every respect are not inferior to the best Nuts manufactured in the country.


Superior Hexagon Nuts of extra thickness, for finishing, always on hand.


Jam Nuts (or Lock Nuts) of any thickness, made to order.


The size of hole will be varied to suit taps when standard size will not answer.


All nuts manufactured at these Works are packed in boxes of 100 and 200 lbs., and delivered on the cars in New Haven.


THE


DYAS


Candies


DYAS' Wholesale and Retail at the Manufactory,


PURE CANDIES


No. 78 Church St., New Haven, Ct.


An experience of over twenty years as a Confectioner has given the Dyas Candies a high reputation. Families and Parties supplied at short notice.


Agent for Dame's Celebrated Pulmonic Bronchial Troches.


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96 BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN ADVERTISER.


HENRY BROWN,


Sompounder,


AND MANUFACTURER OF


Brown's Boher Hitters


Celebrated for its stomachie qualities and highly recom- mended for its tonic properties. Also


Brown's Aromefir Bitters,


The pleasantest Bitter in the market, and especially adapted to


INVALIDS.


town's S grups,


For the immediate relief and permanent cure of the Humors of the Blood, and especially adapted to the relief of all cases of


Scrofulous or Mercurial


DISEASES.


Patients who have suffered with these diseases for years. have found immediate relief by the use of


"Brown's Syrup." HENRY BROWN,


28 Chestnut St.


BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN DIRECTORY.


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AARONS, Louis, cigar maker, h 22 Leffingwell Abbe, D. W., lock maker, foot Greene


Abbott, Rev. John S. C., author, res. Fair Haven


Abel, Oliver, conductor N. Y. R. R., h 51 Lafayette Abell, Frederick, joiner, bds 18 George


Abell, Louis, joiner, bds 18 George


Abley, Charles W., piano maker, h 9 Park


Abramson, Isaac H., machinist, bds 143 St. John Acher, John, 206 Hamilton


Ackrill, Thos., camp-chair turner, 352 State, h r St. John st. Church Adam, Joseph, bds 58 Hubbard


Adams, Albert W., bookkeeper, 30 East, bds 87 Chapel


Adams, Antoine, confectioner, 194 Chapel Adams, Charles, bds 38 Cherry


Adams, David R., carriage maker, h 99 Wallace


Adams Express Company, office 205 Chapel


Adams, G. Fritz, confectioner, h 45 Chatham Adams, George, joiner, h 9 Broadway Adams, George W., sawyer, h 27 Prout Adams, Harlan, laborer, h 46 Putnam


Adams, James N., clock maker, 120 St. John


Adams, John, carriage smith, h 25 Hazel Adams, Mr., joiner, bds 11 Redfield


Adams, Nathan, physician, h 47 Davenport av


Adains, Nathan, jr., 47 Davenport av


Adams, Nelson, tripe, neat's foot oil, glue, bone, etc., 23 Broadway, h 36 George Adams, William W., joiner, h 68 Eaton


Adams, Mrs. Joseph A., 38 Oak


Addis, Thomas E., traveling agt. Winchester Arms Co., bds Tontine


Adelphi Building, 213 Chapel corner Union


Adie, Anna M., 27 Brewery Adler, Lewis L., clerk, 304 Chapel, bds 188 Grand


Adler, Max, (I. Strouse & Co.) 391 State


Adler, Seigmund, umbrella maker, 360 Chapel, h 188 Grand Adlerhost, Charles, shoemaker, h 26 Wallace


Adley, John A., porter, 211 Chapel, bds 27 Gilbert


Adriance, John B., (Osborne & A.) h 262 Crown


Dress Silks at Frazer & Newcomb's, 239 and 241 Chapel St


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BENHAM'S NEW HAVEN DIRECTORY.


Adt, John, machinist, h 576 State African Union Church, 65 Webster


Agate, John, gardener, h 229 Franklin


Aggett, Rufus, rubber worker, h 50 Lamberton Agnew, Robert R., carriage maker, h 200 Columbus


Ahern, James, laborer, h 176 East


Ahern, Patrick, carpenter, h 19 Summer Court


Ahern, Patrick, coachman, bds 119 Court


Ahern, Philip P., machinist, h 18 State


Ainsworth, Nathan, forger, h 52 George


Ainsworth, Mrs., 78 Dixwell


Albee, D. W., mechanic, rooms St. John c Wallace Albee, Parsons, r 76 Wallace


Albert, Formin, carriage smith, h SO Wallace


Alberti, Otto, restaurant, 236 State, h 24 Crown


Albig, Charles, boot maker, h 60 Sylvan av


Alcott, Ambrose V., machinist, hook and needle co., 15 Artisan Alden, Dexter, (Beecher & Co.) hides, &c., 10 Broadway, h 131 Temple c Wall


Alger, Jacob R., car inspector, N. Y. Railroad, rooms 89 Portsea


Alger, Seth, machinist, h 139 Orchard


Allen, Andrew, clock sawyer, h 268 Grand


Allen, Anthony Henry, coal carman, h 216 Columbus


Allen, C. B., 118 Lafayette


Allen, Charles, brakeman, II. R. R., bds 20 Whiting Allen, Charles, 91 Wooster


Allen, Charles J., 251 Church


Allen, Charles W., 577 Chapel


Allen, Edward L., traveling agent, 171 State, bds U. S. Hotel


Allen, Edward T., bookkeeper, 376 State, h 56 Bradley


Allen, Egbert, well digger, h 153 Ashmun


Allen, Elias, boot fitter, h 266 Crown


Allen, George, fireman S. L. R., h Fair Haven


Allen, George, mechanic, bds 266 Crown


Allen, George, bds U. S. Hotel


Alleu, George S., (A. & Co.) bds 114 High


Allen, George W., salesman, 255 Chapel, bds 190 George


Allen, He nan B., (A. & Co.) h 251 Church


Allen, Henry S., joiner, bds 123 St. John


Allen, Henry T., boot maker, 20 Greene


Allen, Hubert, machinist, bds 266 Crown


Allen, Israel, cooper, h 31 Gilbert


Allen, James, fireman, N. Y. R. R.


Allen, James, laborer, h 20 Eaton


Allen, James A., bookbinder. bds 370 State


Allen, John, joiner, h 83 Orchard Allen, John, spring maker, bds 68 Day


Allen, Joseph W., gas and steam fitter, h 27 Cherry


Allen, Julius A., clerk, 255 Chapel, rooms 112 Wooster Allen, Moses D., harness maker, bds 111 George Allen, Paul J., coachsmith, bds 33 Cherry


English Hosiery Cheap at Frazer & Newcomb's.


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Allen, Samuel, hack driver, h 32 Gilbert


Allen, Thomas, cooper, h 54 Day


Allen, Walter D., meat market, 50 Grand, h Fair Haven


Allen, William, brass moulder, bds 22 Rose


Allen, William B., confectioner, h SS Whalley av


Allen, William H., 98 Nicoll


Allen, William Heury, 69 Grove


Allen, William R., foreman paint shop N. Y. R. R, h 190 George Allen & Co., dry goods and commission merchants, 244 Chapel Allen, Eliza A., dressmaker, bds 4 Broad


Allen, Elizabeth A., dressmaker, 153 Goffe


Allen, Huldah, nurse, 266 Crown


Allen, Kate M., dressmaker, bds 24 Brown


Allen, Mrs. Georgiana, 15 Vernon


Alley, William D., carriage trimmer, bds 41 George


Alling, Albert H., bds 19 Brown


Alling, Asa K., well digger, h 76 Dixwell


Alling, Charles, treas. G. & T. Alling, bds 62 Sherman av


Alling, Charles E., axle maker, Bridge c East, h Hamnden


Alling, Charles S., saloon, 289 Whalley av c Blake


Alling, David, 168 Congress av


Alling, David R., bookkeeper, 235 Chapel, bds 164 Congress av Alling, D. Norman, city express, h 242 Franklin


Alling. Edward. bds 19 Brown


Alling, Fernando M., mason, h 113 Day


Allen, Francis A., (Case & A.) h 154 Putnam


Alling, George, (G. & T. A.) h 62 Sherman av


Alling, George B., clerk, h 135 Day


ALLING, George N., apothecary, 347 Grand, bds 95 Howe. [See adv., p. 38.]


Alling, Henry, axle maker, Bridge c Water, h Hamden


Alling, Henry M., joiner, Steamboat Co., h 16 West Alling, Henry P., lumber dealer, h 92 Ilill


Alling, James, joiner, h 8 Gold


Alling, John, laborer, h 83 Orchard


Alling, John L., carriage smith, h Barclay, foot of Frank Alling, John T., New Haven Building Block Co., h 4 West


Alling, John W., lawyer, 69 Church, bds Tremont House. Alling, Jonathan B., clerk, h 164 Congress av


Alling, Leonard E., car maker, bds 95 Howe


Alling, Lewis, 150 High c Grove


Alling, Marshall, joiner, 276 Water


Alling, Noah W., iron worker, Bridge c Water, h Hamden Alling, Robert A., 512 State


Alling, Russell, grocer, 98 Martin, h 223 Dixwell


Alling, Samuel P., 31 Wooster


Alling, Thomas, (G. & T. A.) h 19 Brown Alling, Timothy, 636 Chapel


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Alling, Truman, farmer, 198 Washington e Putnam


Alling, W. G., physician, State Hospital


Alling, Williamn, laborer, bds 312 East


Naples Kid Gloves, One Dollar per pair, at Frazer & Newcomb's.


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Alling, William E., joiner, h 150 Putnam


Alling, William F., laborer, h 513 Oak


ALLING, G. & T., sash and blind manufacturers, scroll sawing, wood turning, carving, piano legs, &c. 136 Water. [See Adv. page 30.1


Alling, Mrs. Catharine, 16 County


Alling, Mrs. Henry, 95 Howe


Alling, Mrs. Lucinda, 44 Pearl


Allis, Mrs. Salmon W., 412 Chapel


Alling, Sarah, milliner, 96 Orange


Alms House, west end of Martin


Alston, Henderson, joiner, h 11 Winter


. Alston, Isom, waiter, bds 13 Winter Alt, George, farmer, h r 91 Kimberly av


Altman, Frank, bread carrier, h 23 Auburn


Alverson, Andrew H., 128 St. John


"Always Handy" Stove Shelf Office, 102 Orange, T. B. Carpenter American Brush Co., 70 Franklin


American Chemical Co., Fair Haven, office (2) 221 Chapel American Fish Hook and Needle Co, 15 Artisan


American Mutual Life Insurance Co., (1) 213 Chapel Ames, William B., rubber cutter, h 105 Hamilton


Ames, Mrs. Lucy, seamstress, 137 Grand


Ammann, Frederick, ornamental plasterer, h 111 Grand


Anderson, Charles II., shoemaker, h $ Pine


Anderson, Isaac, President Steam Saw Mill Co., h 113 Chapel Anderson, John, bds 136 East




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