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Spitz Jacob F, laborer, h 818 Southard
Spitzlander Frank, wireworker, h 14 West
Spitzlander John, wireworker, h 25 Cummings av
Splitter Gustave J, rubberworker, h 122 Anderson
Spongralla Thomas, rubberworker, h 21 Eastburn av
Sponholtz Amelia, wid James, h 44 Poplar
Sponholtz Frederick, potter, h 1209 Chambers
Sponholtz William, potter, h 120 Fountain av
Spotolo Raymond, laborer, h 84 Perrine av
Spracklen Mabel, teacher, res 67 Carroll
Spradly Julia, h 2348 William
Sprague Clarence E, draftsman, h 342 Bellevue av
Sprague Elizabeth, wid Frank, res 15 Barbara
Sprague Frederick, brassworker, res 712 Centre Sprague Gladys S, stenographer State House, res 118 Walnut av Sprague John H, salesman, res 127 E State
Sprague Margaret E, hand ironer, res 15 Barbara Sprague Marion, res 228 Pearl
Sprague Washington P, rubberworker, h 1719 Roberts av
Spranza Joseph, rubberworker, h 1444 Princeton av Spreat Robert, decorator, h 365 Garfield av
Spreat William, apprentice carpenter, res 365 Garfield av Spreng Louise, officer State Home for Girls Springard Joseph, mechanic, h 852 Lamberton
Springer Elizabeth, housekeeper, res 117 Columbus av
Springer Elizabeth S, clerk, res 138 S Walter .av Springer Ralph, carpenter, h 138 S Walter av
Sproat Ethel J, saleswoman, res 130 Second
Sprowl Eugene F. conductor P R R, res 213 Perry
SPRUCE ALBERT, machinist and tool maker, 43 Garfield av, h do Spruce Erma M, res 43 Garfield av
Spurdens Sidney, U S A, res 104 Bert av
Spyck Bruno, rubberworker, h 729 Indiana av
Squibb Charles A, blacksmith, h 241 Walnut av
Squire Lawrence, laborer, h 638 Ohio av
Squire Walter, laborer, h 654 Ohio av Srahol Frederick, laborer, res 22 Woolverton av
Srale Stephen, carpenter, res 227 Cummings av Sriksom Louis, watchman, h 722 Field av
Srueby Clarence, laborer, res 23 Wilson Ssemia Joseph, laborer, h 818 S Warren Staats Etta M, saleswoman, res 76 West End av
Staats John H, foreman, h 76 West End av Staats Walter M, U S A, res 76 West End av
Stabile Carlo, weaver, h 116 Hudson Stacey Anna, nurse, 255 Hamilton av, h do Stachefsky Brunesof, potter, h 34 Taylor Stack Thomas, rubberworker, h 40 Grant av Stack William, electrician, res 62 N Clinton av Stackhouse Edward R, foreman, h 1043 Liberty
Stackhouse Ella J, stenographer, res 220 Hamilton av
Stackhouse Elmer E, chauffeur, h 10 E Lafayette
Stackhouse Frank, paperhanger, 246 Pearl, h do
Stackhouse Lester, U S A, res 572 E State
Stackhouse Lewis S, custodian, h 918 Carteret av Stackhouse Louisa, wid Dallas, res 1043 Liberty Stackhouse Mary A, res 128 Division
Stackhouse Walter L, fire dept, h 226 Hamilton av
Stackhouse William, tilepresser, h 19 Houghton av
Stackhouse William M, h 220 Hamilton av
Stackhouse William M Jr U S N, res 220 Hamilton av Stackhouse Winnie, h 1035 S Broad
Stackiewicz Annie, wid Julius, h 160 Girard av
Stackiewicz Julius, potter, h 160 Girard av
Stacziawiczees Alexander, potter, h 22 Taylor
Stadden Edward, shipping clerk, res Princeton rd (Slackwood) Stadden William, rubberworker, h Princeton rd (Slackwood)
'Phone 4833
67-75 Perrine Ave.
Pottery Crates,
Boxes, Excelsior
J. WATSON JONES, Proprietor
Jersey Keystone Wood Co.
E. C. HUTCHINSON MILLING CO.
Poultry, Horse and Dairy Feeds Delivered to All Parts of the City
PHONE 1236
Vulcanizing
By MODERN MACHINERY and EXPERT MECHANICS
THE PARA CO., 121 E. Hanover St., Trenton, N. J.
Kline's Dayton Bicycle and Sporting Goods Store
Tel. 2912-R
852 S. BROAD ST.
C G Fishing Tackle
And Gunning Goods
794 TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Staddon Edwin, clerk, h 25 Cain av
Stadnik Paul, laborer, res 1099 S Broad
Stadnik Peter, laborer, h 1099 S Broad
Stafford Dorothy, stenographer, State Home for Girls
Stafford George, U S N, res 48 Ewing
Stahl Anna, wireweaver, res 545 Emory av
Stahl Charles E, watchman, h 545 Emory av
Stahl Ernest C, notary, 110 S Montgomery, h do
Stahl Ernest C Jr, salesman, h 110 S Montgomery
Stahl Harry E, machinist, r 220 S Warren, h 275 Bellevue av Stahl John, potter, h 2115 Ellwood
STAHL NORMAN P, sec G A Barlow's Sons Co, h Fisher pl
Stahle Anna L, buyer, res 932 Carteret av
Stahle Edward, barber, 33 N Warren, h 932 Carteret av
Stahle Ethel M, res 158 Old Rose
Stahle Julius H, engineer, h 158 Old Rose
Stahosky Laura, wid Victor, h 139 Franklin
Stahovski Michael, h 1114 Prospect
Stahovski Vanda P, dressmaker, 1114 Prospect, res do
Stahuber George, machinist, h 1103 Chestnut av
Stahuber Josephine, wid Corbin, h 1105 Chestnut av
Stahuber William (Gafgen & Stahuber), h 1105 Chestnut av Staiger Charles, hardware, 227 N Clinton av, h 20 Southard Staiger Charles J, h 2438 S Broad
Staiger John, sec Sanitary Ice and Coal Co, h 19 Perry
Staiger John M, repairman, res 121 Centre
Staigly Joseph, laborer, res 273 Morris av
Stalano Peter, fruit, S Broad cor State, h 246 Perry
Staley William H, molder, res 47 N Olden av
Stam Albert, draftsman, res 537 Roebling av
Stam Andrew, templetmaker, res 537 Roebling av.
Stam Axel, templetmaker, h 537 Roebling av
Stam William, assembler, h 1134 Franklin
Stamford Richard, laborer, res 18 W Lafayette
Stancel Frank, rubberworker, res 605 Pine
Stancel John, rubberworker, res 605 Pine
Stancel Joseph, laborer, h 605 Pine
Stancin Joseph, express, 713 S Broad, h do
Standard Accident Ins Co, N E cor State and Warren
Standard China Works, Prospect cor Glode, Max Litt pres
STANDARD FIRE INSURANCE CO OF NEW JERSEY (The), 15 W State, J H Blackwell pres, K G Roebling v-pres, Owen J Prior sec and gen mgr, Frederick W Wright asst sec and treas, Wil- liam M Crozer asst sec and gen agt, R J Carey asst sec
Standard Inlaid Mfg Co, E State and Logan av, George R Cook pres, J Russell Beekman treas, Samuel Haverstick sec
STANDARD OIL CO (N J), New York av cor N Olden av, William M Todd manager
Standard Supply & Equipment Co, mill supplies, 143 N Warren, Frank E Thomas mgr Standiford Richard B, bookkeeper, Cook Y M C A, 1135 Greenwood av Standiford William, salesman, h 315 Garfield av
Stanhaut Joseph, raincoat maker, Fair
Staniguski Stanley, laborer, h 634 Lamberton
STANIKE JULIUS, restaurant, 2 Third, h do Stankewicz Anthony, potter, h 880 Lamberton
Stankewicz George, h 53 Mechanics av
Stankiwich Leona, wid Joseph, h 143 Taylor
Stanley Joseph, machinist, h 57 Summer
Stanley Sarah, wid William, h 112 Passaic
Stanley William T, police, h 463 Stuyvesant av Stannard Agnes M, wid Harry J, h 43 Lamberton
Stannard George S, musician, 121 S Warren, h do
Stannard George W, clerk, res 43 I amberton Stanowitch Frank, potter, h 21 Jefferson
Stansky Charles, ironmolder, h 156 Durand av Stansky Joseph, molder, h 841 Beatty
LIME CEMENT PLASTER
ICE M. C. & B. S. CO., INC.
ICE
'Phone 5910
MORRISVILLE, PA.
Baseball Goods
Stankiswicz Balbina, wid Anton, h 80 Bond Stankoski Stephen, potter, h 191 Girard av Stankovisc John, laborer, h 2 Elm
Stanley Arthur, marble cutter, res 112 Passaic
Stanley James O, asst superintendent, h 703 W State
HILL, HARBOURT & CO. Insurance and Bonding
COMMONWEALTH BLDG.
'Phone 5331
TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY 795
Stanton Charles E, police, h 533 Emory av
Stanton Elizabeth V, waitress, res 20 Oxxford
Stanton Emily, res 20 Oxford
Stanton James P, clerk, h 130 Jackson
Stanton John A, engineer, h 122 Bert av
Stanton Joseph R, compositor, res 20 Oxford
Stanton Mary E, wid Charles, res 533 Emory av Stanton Mary R, res 812 Cass
Stanton Teresa B, waitress, res 20 Oxford
Stanton Thomas J, chemist, h 812 Cass
Stanton Thomas R, potter, h 20 Oxford
Stanton William W, res 812 Cass
Stanziale Louis, laborer, h 35 Wilson Stanziale Thomas, laborer, res 35 Wilson Stanzski Joseph, rubberworker, h 37 Mead
Stapler Anna, wid Henry, res 508 N Hermitage av
Stapler Mary, res 40 N Clinton av
Stapler Sarah L, wid John, h 40 N Clinton av
Staples Charles W, waiter, h 32 Montgomery pl
Staples Frederick M, sec and gen mgr McFarland Foundry and Ma- chine Co, h Trenton Junction, N J
Staples John E, clerk, res 32 Montgomery pl
Staples Luvanda, butler, res 32 Montgomery pl
Staples R N, driver State Hospital, res do
Stapleton Anna, waitress, res 167 W State
Stapleton James J, engineer, res 128 Spring
Stapleton Katherine F, teacher, res 128 Spring
Stapleton Mary A, teacher, h 128 Spring
Stappung Edward, attendant State Hospital, res do
Star Cleaning & Dyeing Service (Aram Packlaian), 322 E State Star Lodge Hall, 189 S Broad
Star Porcelain Co, Muirheid av n Dewey, Thomas H. Mackerfie pres, Herbert Sinclair treas and gen mgr, Frank F Gardiner v-pres, George E Sinclair sec, Ambrose T Fenton gen supt
Starin Ferdinand, res 11 Centre
Starin Walter W, liquors, 11-13 Centre, h do
Stark Charles W (Stark & Faussett), h 42 Gen Greene av
Stark Frederick, engineer, h 538 Second
Stark Frederick .C, laborer, res 538 Second
Stark Gustave, ironworker, h 1411 Liberty
Stark Lewis D, grocer, h 868 Revere av
Stark Lydia N, decorator, res 538 Second
Stark Paul, res 1792 Nottingham Way
Stark & Faussett (Charles W Stark), mantles, tiles, fireplaces, fix- tures, 14 N Warren, second floor Starkosky Stanislaus, potter, h 1503 Indiana av
Starlings James, laborer, h 318 N Montgomery
Starr Abraham, blacksmith, h 313 Union Starr Isidor, cloakmaker, res 59 Union
Starr Jacob, laborer, h 97 Pashley av
Starr James, laborer, res 308 Reservoir Starr Mary T, asst parole officer State Home for Girls Starry Francis M, foreman, h 44 Park la Stash John, laborer, h 45 Turpin
Stash Michael, rubberworker, res 45 Turpin
Stass Joseph, U S A, res 102 Fountain av
Stass William M, chauffeur, res 102 Fountain av
STATE ARSENAL, Second cor Cass, Capt Walter Firth military storekeeper
State Board of Medical Examiners, 438 E State STATE CAPITOL, W State beyond Willow
STATE COUNCIL JR O U A M, 903-905 Amer Mech Bldg, William H Miers sec
STATE DEPARTMENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, 123-127 W State STATE DEPARTMENT WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, 125 W State
STATE GAZETTE, 127-131 E Hanover, State Gazette Publishing Co publishers
STATE GAZETTE BUILDING, 127-131 E Hanover
STATE GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO, printers, etc, 127-131 E Han- over, Henry W Comfort pres, Chas H Baker treas, Chas B Case sec
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION, 1002 Broad St Bank Bldg
During the coal famine
we were credited with handling the best Coal. All we ask is a trial.
American Ice & Coal Co.
447 HENRY STREET Phone 6610
Ru-ber-Oid Roofing and Standard Ru-ber-Oid Shingles
343 N. Warren St.
F. E. Weeden & Co.
'Phone 575
,
Sooner or Later-
YOU'LL COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY CALLING 3075 AND ORDERING
3 K ENNEDY'S LINKERLESS OAL
Lumber ROB'T W. KENNEDY CO.
Coal
C. H. UPDIKE, Pres. R. W. KENNEDY, Sec. and Treas.
STOLL'S
20-22 EAST STATE ST.
Victor Victrolas Records
796 TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
State Highway Garage, (main office 1001 Broad St Bank Bldg), Everett's al, rear 235 E Front
STATE HOME FOR GIRLS, Stuyvesant av n Hillcrest Station, Mary Bell Harris supt
STATE LIBRARY, Room 301, State House
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, N Clinton av cor Monmouth
State Offices of Accounts, Engineering, Weights and Measures, 125 W State
STATE PRISON, Third bel Federal and Cass, James H Mulheron keeper STATE SCHOOLS, N Clinton av cor Monmouth, Jerohn J Savitz prin- cipal .
State Street Candy Kitchen (Antonios Veros, Aggellos Zimnes), 213 E State
State Street Cigar Store Co Inc (Jesse Thorn mgr), 205 E State
State Street M E Church, E State cor Stockton
State Street Theatre, 211 E State, Herman Wahn mgr States Alexander M, chainmaker, res 24 Chapel
Staub Clarence E, metalworker, res 64 Bellevue av
Staub Elizabeth, wid William, h 64 Bellevue av
Staub Harmon M, metalworker, h 38 Mervine pl
Staub Herman, woodworker, h 81 Pashley av Staub Howard H, tinner, res 64 Bellevue av
Staub Joseph R, automobile builder, h 2757 S Broad Stauffer Hamilton, florist, res 114 Centre
Stawiszynski Edward, laborer, res 26 Elm
Stawiszynski Frank, laborer, res 26 Elm
Stawiszynski Kasper, tailor, 26 Elm, h do
Stawski Boleslaw, tailor, 545 N Clinton av, h do
Stawski Carl, cigars, 49 Mechanics ay, h do Stead Carroll, teacher, h 505 Farragut av
Stead Edwin C, livery, 77 Hudson, h 74 do
Stead Elizabeth M, dressmaker, 456 S Olden av, h do
Stead Margaret E, wid Simeon, h 310 S Clinton av
Steak Mary Eva, stenographer, res 310 S Clinton av Stead Walter E, machinist, h 391 Hewitt
Stearle Charles, brassworker, h 414 Walnut av Stearle Charles H, rubberworker, h 109 Hewitt
Stearn George S, rubberworker, h 103 S Walter av Stearn Granville, clerk, h 523 Roebling av
Stearn Harry, bricklayer, res 523 Roebling av
Stearn James R, bricklayer, res 523 Roebling av
Stearn Louie, res 523 Roebling av
Stearn Richard, machinist, res 523 Roebling av
Stearn Sydney F, machinist, h 63 Wall
Stec Jacob, rubberworker, h 7 Fell
Stec William B, wireworker, h 62 Barnt av
Steckel Augustus A, upholsterer, h 91 Bellevue av
Steckley Harry, carpenter, h 121 E Front
Stedner Nicholas, potter, h 822 Liberty
Steel Edward H (Steel & Skirm) and pres A F Updike Rubber Co, h 1302 W State
Steel James, slateroofer, h 105 Woodland
Steel Mary A, saleswoman, 40 Livingston
Steel & Skirm (Edwin H Steel, Benjamin C Skirm), proprietors The Academy, 141-145 E State
Steel & Skirm Building, 141-145 E State
Steele Albert, foreman, h 14 Jackson
Steele Albert C, machinist, h 1530 Elizabeth av
Steele Daniel J, machinist, h 920 Liberty
Steele' Emily, enameler, res 451 S Logan av
Steele William R, chipper and caulker, h 488 S Logan av Steelman Edward, clerk, res 142 Prospect Steelman Howard B, fireman, h 42 Vine
Steelman Ida, sec-treas R A Steelman Co, res 142 Prospect
Steelman Miriam, musician, res 142 Prospect
Steelman R A, pres R A Steelman Co, h 142 Prospect
Steelman R A Co, roofers, 835 Southard, R E Steelman pres, Ida F Steelman sec-treas
Steelman Reuben, roofer, h 142 Prospect
Steelman Sadie, res 1409 S Broad
Steelman William B, prison keeper, h 1409 S Broad
WE LEAD
Other schools, the biggest, copy our methods Heimbach's TRENTON BUSINESS SCHOOL Schools in Trenton, Camden, Bridgeton and Long Branch.
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Joseph J. Steiner
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR
PAINTING
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING
JOS.J.STEINER
Hard. Wood Finishing
Well Equipped for Both City and Suburban Work
"We Know How"
Telephone 3969
PENNINGTON ROAD Trenton, N. J.
Joseph J. Steiner
INTERIOR and EXTERIOR
PAINTING
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTING
JOS.J.STEINER
Hard Wood Finishing
Well Equipped for Both City and Suburban Work
"We Know How"
Telephone 3969
PENNINGTON ROAD Trenton, N. J.
Brock's Garage
Canal Street at State
ALWAYS OPEN Phone 5700
TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY 797
Steen Hugh, motorman, h 656 Centre
Steen Oscar E, machinist, h 930 Steward av
Steen Paul, student, res 353 Greenwood av
Steen Walter A, printer, h 10 N Cook av Steen William, engineer, res 702 S Broad Steen William, machinist, res 930 Steward av Steen William B, printer, h 213 Passaic
Steepy David, carpenter, h 128 Second
Steepy David, patternmaker, res 1204 Anderson
Steepy George W, driver, res 138 Humboldt
Steepy Isaac, tilemaker, res 128 Second Steepy Louis, reelmaker, res 128 Second Steepy Richard, laborer, res 128 Second Steepy Russell, wireworker, res 148 Bert av
Steepy
Samuel, laborer, h 979 Smith
Steepy Sarah E, res 923 Revere av
Steepy Walter, foreman, h 840 Quinton av
Steepy Winfield, machinist, h 125 Chestnut av
Stefan Jacob, cook State Hospital, res do
Stefan Joseph, wireworker, res rear 301 Second Stefanko Peter, res 458 Lamberton
Stefanowicz Felix, laborer, h 604 Cherry
Stefanowicz Frank, cigars, 466 N Clinton av, h do
Stefans John, wireworker, h 159 Franklin Steffen Albert, laborer, res 160 Randall av Steffen Anthony, h 445 Woodland
Steffen Carol, clerk, h 160 Randall av
Steffen Clara, cigarmaker, res 160 Randall av
Steffen Frank, molder, h 445 Woodland
Steffen Leo C, confectioner, 1525 S Clinton av, h do
Stehlin Margaret, linoleumworker, res 119 S Stockton
Stehlin Sadie J, cigarmaker, res 320 Brunswick av Stehr Elizabeth, res Talbert apts
Steier Matthew, laborer, h 1849 Chestnut av
Steifbold Ella, wid Allen, res 112 Walnut av
Steigler Anton, potter, h 15% Cooper
Steiman William I, potter, res 511 Farragut av
Steimmetz Albert J, maintainer, h 65 Ewing
Stein Adolph, baker, 346 S Warren
Stein Frank, potter, h 1951 Chestnut av
Stein Harvey S, motorman, h 322 Academy
Stein Joseph, chauffeur, res 818 Pennington av
Stein Louis H (Louis H Stein Co), h 825 W State
Stein Louis H Co, meats and provisions, 305 N Warren, Louis H Stein pres, Joseph Williams sec
Steinbach Frank A, electrical engineer, res 19 Annabelle av (Bd St Pk)
Steinbach Joseph, potter, h 62 Evans av
Steinbrunn John, tinsmith, res 7 N Stockton
Steinecker George T, asscountant, res 428 Ardmore av
Steiner Helen, clerk, res 5 Lalor -
STEINER JOSEPH J, contracting painter, Pennington rd, Trenton, N J, h do
Steiner Joseph W, laborer, h 79 West End av
Steiner Julius D, clerk, h 101 West End av
Steiner Morris (Boston Clothing Store), h 253 Jackson
Steiner Reading, engineer, h 24 Dresden av
Steiner Rudolph, laborer, res 338 S Warren
Steiner William, watchman, h 5 Lalor
Steinert George, res 649 Rutherford av
Steinert Joseph, pres Globe Porcelain Co, h 1744 Nottingham Way
Steinert Samuel, shipbuilder, h 138 West End av
Steinetz Stephen, driver, h 541 Brunswick av
Steingrob Joseph, butter, 91 Union, h do Steinhardt Frank, driver, res 1146 Deutz av (Deutzville)
Steinman John, rubberworker, res 274 Kossuth
Steinman John J, laborer, res 239 N Clinton av Steinman Morris, tailor, h 29 Cooper
Steinn Selma, waitress, res 205 S Broad
Steinzs Anna, wid Russell, res 1051 S Clinton av
Steir George, rubberworker, res 2012 Genesee
Telephone-1919-W TRENTON, N. J. 15 North Warren Street
RAGS WANTED Highest Cash Prices Paid for Them. TRENTON PAPER STOCK CO. H. L. ROM, Proprietor 22-24 N. WILLOW ST.
Phone 506
CONKLIN'S FOUNTAIN PENS-CAPITAL
The CAPITAL STATIONERY
Steen William J, foreman, h 353 Greenwood av
CARL B. WATSON
Phone 4343
Morrisville, Pa.
We have nearly 11,000 sq. ft. floor space given over to Stock Millwork
KEYSTONE COAL CO.
Third and Schenck Sts.
'Phone 6458
for steam at a fair price
C - Buckwheat Coal
798 TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY
Stella Peter, grocer, 42 Tyrell av, h do
Stelle George A, motorman, h 243 Clay
Stelle John R, carpenter, h Thompson av (Hamilton twp)
Stelle Mildred A, stenographer, res 243 Clay
Stellettano Dominick, laborer, res 442 Ferry
Stelting Benjamin, rubberworker, res 411 N Olden av Stemhagen Christian Jr, express, 221 Fulton, h do
Stemler Otto P, lineman, res 222 Pearl
Stemper Frederick J, clerk, res 625 S Warren
Stemper Otto, driver, res 332 Genesee
Stenabaugh Willard D, clerk, h 846 Quinton av
Stencer Thomas, machine operator, res 653 Pennington av Stenchula Anna, domestic, res 39 N Clinton av
Stendts Edward, h 70 Race
Stengel, see Stingel
Stenzel John F, U S A, res 318 Liberty
Stenzel Katherine, clerk, res 188 Passaic
Stephan Anita S, bookkeeper, h 232 Highland av
Stephan Audley H, student, res 232 Highland av
Stephan Edwin, potter, res 821 Revere av
Stephan Edwin H, printer, res 232 Highland av
Stephan Henry, potter, h 631 Brunswick av Stephan Henry L, res 118 Pennington av
Stephan Milton C, bookkeeper, res 631 Brunswick av Stephan Peter S, milk salesman, h 811 Melrose av Stephan Stephen, laborer, res 39 Howard
Stephan Thomas, secretary, res 821 Revere av
Stephan Thomas R, druggist, h 51 Evans av
Stephens Hannah F, wid William C, h 19 Monmouth pl
Stephens Horatio F, phone installer, res 19 Monmouth pl Stephens William C, salesman, res 19 Monmouth pl Stephenson Elizabeth, res 275 S Olden av
Stephenson Emma, wid Charles P, h 42 Wilkinson pl
Stephenson Frank, ironworker, h 1035 Indiana av
Stephenson Frederick J, potter, h 310 Hobart av
Stephenson George, machinist, h 275 S Olden av
Stephenson Lawrence, printer, h 256 Spring
Stephenson Reuben C, bolter, h 355 Hamilton av
Stepowiny Andrew, laborer, res 1608 Chestnut av Stercula Roman, h 327 St Joes av
Sterling Edward B, inheritance tax examiner, h 941 Edgewood av
Sterling Edward H, U S N, res 941 Edgewood av
Sterling Elizabeth, wid Robert, res 114 Division
STERLING HOTEL, W State cor Chancery, Emil Mielke prop Sterling J (A L Worthington Sons), h New York
Sterling Mabel C, teacher, res 43 S Hermitage av
Sterling Mary J, wid Hugh, h 43 S Hermitage av
Sterling Robert, clerk R M S. h 150 Walnut av
Sterling Sarah E, wid Joseph, res 924 W State
Sterling Waldburg C, carpenter, h 409 S Cook av
Stern Andrew, wireworker, h 310 Hewitt
Stern Frank, stock keeper, h 18 Nassau
Stern James, tinsmith, res 190 Locust
Stern Morris, butcher, res 112 Union
Stern Rose, cigarmaker, res 719 Division
Stern Samuel, raincoat maker, h 11 Cooper
Stern Sebastian, tailor, h 719 Division
Stern Sebastian Jr, wireworker, res 719 Division
Stern Stephen, laborer, h 317 Hewitt
Sterner Claude, carpenter, res 29 Bank
Sterner Fred G, sanitary presser, h 214 Kossuth
Stetser Arthur H, city surveyor, res 445 Chestnut av
Stetser Emma S, wid Eli B, h 445 Chestnut av
Stetser Evan M, barber, 20 S Warren, h 22 do
Stetser Nolan H, res 445 Chestnut av
Stetter Mathew, h 524 Pennington av
Stettner Lawrence, ladies' tailor, h 922 Chestnut av Stevens Anna B, res 260 Clay
Stevens Anthony, brassworker, h 5 Elm
Stevens Bert E, toolmaker, h 47 Colonial av
Stevens Edward, cook, h 15 Barnes
Stevens Elwood, potter, h 233 Beechwood av
LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS, BINDERS and RING BOOKS
Irving-Pitt and Standard
DWYER BROS. 121 N. Broad St.
Light Your Home and Outbuildings with DELCO-LIGHT TRENTON PLUMBING & HEATING CO.
A. E. Schoeller, Pres. 366 S. BROAD ST. Trenton, N. J.
TRENTON (1919) DIRECTORY 799
Stevens Emma M, res 260 Clay
Stevens Harold S, U S A, res 47 Colonial av
Stevens Harry M, bender, res 233 Beechwood av Stevens James R, farmer, h Brunswick av (Slackwood) Stevens Jesse, machinist, res 813 Centre
Stevens John, wireworker, res 1013 S Clinton av
Stevens Mary, wid George L, res 35 Yard av
Stevens Miriam M, instructor School for Deaf
Stevens Robert, U S N, res 1260 E State
Stevens Sarah S, wid Thomas S, h 58 Hudson
Stevens Thomas S, mail carrier, also township committeeman, h Brunswick av (Slackwood)
Stevens Thurlow, coppersmith, h 36 Victor av Stevens William H, teacher, h 167 Hoffman av Stevenson Albert E, carpenter, h 2329 William Stevenson Carl, machinist, h 1139 E State Stevenson Carl A, bookkeeper, res 45 Carroll
Stevenson Daniel F, reporter, res 620 Stuyvesant av
Stevenson Edward, painter, 242 Norway av, h do
Stevenson Ernest, carpenter, h 321 N Willow Stevenson Ernest, conductor, h 108 Chambers STEVENSON FRANK J, sec J E Stevenson Co, h 1226 E State Stevenson Grace, wid Samuel, res 20 W Lafayette
Stevenson Harry K, clerk, h 438 E State
Stevenson Horace N, clerk, h 729 Mulberry
Stevenson Jean P, res 32 N Clinton av
Stevenson John, driver, h r 691 Pennington av
Stevenson John, rubberworker, h 1502 Indiana av
Stevenson Joseph E, investigator, res 37 Delawareview av
Stevenson Julia F, wid Joseph E, h 32 N Clinton av
STEVENSON J E Co (The), lumber, coal, grain, hay, lime and cement, 509 Mulberry, James D Hall pres and treas, Frank J Stevenson sec (see right side lines) Stevenson J Frank, machinist, h 229 Passaic
Stevenson Laura H, clerk, res 706 Stuyvesant av
Stevenson Martha A, teacher, res 434 E State
Stevenson Mary A, wid Frank G, h 37 Delawareview av
Stevenson Minnie M, manager, res 217 Tyler Stevenson Miriam M, milliner, res 438 E State
M J, potter, res 127 N Stockton Robert H, tile presser, res 691 Pennington av Serena, domestic, res 238 Hillcrest av Thomas H, tinsmith, h 1166 Franklin Walter C, manager, h 706 Stuyvesant av
Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson Stevenson
William, reporter, res 429 Franklin
William D, physician, 434 E State, h do Stevenson William E, printer, h 424 Morris av Stevenson Willma L, res 32 N Clinton av Stevenson Frederick W, bricklayer, res 134 S Broad Steward Alexander R, conductor, h 256 Kossuth Steward Charles A, foreman, h 2206 Genesee
Steward Daniel N, confectioner, 102 Ashmore av, h do
Steward Elizabeth, watchmaker, res 26 Woodland Steward Isaac, foreman, h 331 N Olden av Steward Norman, telegraph operator, res 947 Carteret av Steward Samuel R, yardmaster, h 947 Carteret av Steward Samuel R Jr. U S A, 947 Carteret av Stewart Albert, machinist's helper, res 127 Cooper Stewart Albert, plumbers' helper, h 185 Washington Stewart Albert D. laborer, res 127 Cooper
Stewart Albert W Jr, wireworker, res 185 Washington
Alexander, liquors, h 169 Old Rose
Alfonso, potter, 235 N Willow Augustus T, U S A, res 173 Reservoir
Stewart Stewart Stewart Stewart Caldwell, h 134 Bert av Stewart Charles, h Hamilton av, n Liberty
Stewart Charles H, tiremaker, h 117 Ingham av
Stewart Daniel J, Rev, h 24 Ingham av Stewart Elizabeth D, spooler, res 515 Lalor
Stewart Florence E, res 628 Greenwood av
Stewart George B, machinist, res 27 Chapel
Stewart Hannah P, wid William R, res 27 Chapel
"GIBSON" MANDOLINS AND GUITARS, VIOLINS, BANJOS Cases, Bows, Rosins, Strings, Fittings, Drummers' Traps and Sup- plies, Clarinets, Fifes, Harmonicas, Accordions, etc. THE MUSIC SHOP, 215 East State St. Repairing a Specialty FLETCHER & HOFFMANN
312 SOUTH BROAD ST.
Trenton Plate Glass Co.
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