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MATZINGER & COMPANY
Plumbing, Heating and Sheet Metal Work Paints, Varnishes, Etc.
PHONE 37-W
56 CORTLAND ST.
NORWICH, N. Y.
Z. & M. INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY, Inc. Distributors of
TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS GASOLINE, KEROSENE AND MOTOR OILS
Phone 62-W
J. L. MILLSPAUGH
Coal and Wood
Phone 62-W.
Our Green
E BELIEVE in the city we live W in; in its citizens, its homes and its patriotism. We are proud of its schools and churches; we honor its institutions and indus- tries. We believe in its future implicitly and pledge ourselves to uphold every civic move- ment that will enhance its welfare. We be- lieve in boosting, not knocking, in building, not destroying and in the pleasure of daily contact with our fellow citizens. We believe that the city of Norwich is destined to grow bigger, better and busier and to that end we dedicate this page.
The NORWICH PHAMACAL CO.
Norwich, N. Y.
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NORWICH DIRECTORY
BUICK SALES
BUICK SERVICE
BUICK AUTOMOBILES
When better Automobiles are built Buick will build them
CHEVROLET SALES
CHEVROLET SERVICE
CHEVROLET
for Economical Transportation
Champaign Bros., Inc. 11 American Avenue
Norwich, New York
Automobiles
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Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE GARAGE
Remember we are the ones who are keeping the price of gasoline down on the level with our neighboring cities
Phone 583-W
E. B. LYON
Proprietor
NORWICH
NEW YORK
Automobiles
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Grover Shirdon
Automobile PAINTING
and FINISHING
Phone 72-R 15 Hayes St.
Automobiles
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NORWICH AUTO RADIATOR CO. KENNETH E. BARNES, Proprietor
RADIATOR REPAIRING
copyright AFLIco
Expert Repairing on Auto Lamps and Radiators
Metal Bodies, Radiators, Fenders, Tanks and Hoods
Cor. Fair and Court Streets
Norwich, N. Y.
CADILLAC REO
J. N. BENEDICT CO., Inc. 20-22 So. Broad Street . NORWICH, N. Y.
SERVICE
ACCESSORIES
Automobiles
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RAYMOND H. HAWLEY Distributor for Chenango County for
OLDSMOBILE FOURS, OLDSMOBILE EIGHTS AND ECONOMY TRUCKS
Phone 599
5 American Avenue Norwich, N. Y.
JONES BROTHERS
Distributors of
FRANKLIN MOTOR CARS HUPMOBILES DORT CARS
6-10 Fair St., Norwich, N. Y.
CRUMB MOTOR SALES USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Sales Room and Service Station, 23 So. Broad Street MAXWELL PASSENGER CARS Norwich, N. Y.
E. B. DAY
H. B. DAY
E. B. DAY & SON
GENERAL AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
SUPPLIES AND SUNDRIES MACHINE WORK A SPECIALTY NORWICH, N. Y.
Phone 21-W
14 American Avenue
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Automobile Batteries and Supplies, Bakers
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F. B. MARSTERS & CO.
AUTOMOBILE TIRES AND TIRE REPAIRING
PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES TIRES AND TUBES STEAM VULCANIZING
75 North Broad Street
Phone 167-M
Norwich, N. Y.
SWEET'S HOME BAKERY BAKED GOODS OF QUALITY
Pies of All Kinds, Cakes, Cup Cakes, Fried Cakes, Cookies, Fruit Filled Cookies Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Macaroni and Cheese, Cottage Cheese
All Fresh Every Day
24 East Main Street
Phone Main 1336
The City Directory
Is to the business man what the Bible is to the Theologian, what Blackstone is to the Lawyer. It is referred to day in and day out for in- formation it contains. Why shouldn't it be a good advertising proposition ?
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Banks
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The Chenango National Bank of Norwich
GENERAL BANKING
31/2%
Interest Paid on Deposits in Our Interest Department
Safe deposit boxes for rent.
Storage for silver or other valuables.
Trust and Fiduciary service to the full extent of the law, the same as Trust Companies. .
Bonds and securities bought and sold.
We are prepared to extend the facilities of this strong bank in any way we may be of service to this community.
We are pleased to discuss any matter of interest to the pub- lic at any time.
OFFICERS
HOMER H. HIGLEY
President
WILLIAM MASON
Vice-President
JAMES P. HILL
Vice-President
CYRUS M. HIGLEY
Cashier
Banks
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF NORWICH NORWICH, NEW YORK
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ESTABLISHED 1856
Our Service Summary
Checking Accounts, Interest Accounts, Travelers' Checks, Safe Deposit Boxes, Trust Department, Investment Depart- ment.
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OFFICERS
J. BENNETT TURNER, President. ROBERT D. EATON, Vice-President. JOHN O. H. REED, Vice-President. OTIS A. THOMPSON, Cashier. FRANK M. SKILLMAN, Ass't Cashier. RAY I. SMITH, Ass't Cashier.
Books and Stationery, Cabinetmakers, Cigars, Coal
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C. E. OUTWATER BOOKS, STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS CHINA A SPECIALTY
Phone 607-F2
Masonic Temple Norwich, N. Y.
C. E. CURNALIA & SON Fine Picture Framing of All Kinds MILL AND CABINET WORK 12 Park Street Phone 511-F13 Norwich, N. Y.
SMOKE OR CHEW LAC CIGAR CLIPPINGS NONE BETTER
J. S. NELSON DISTRIBUTOR OF D. & H. COAL
Team or Truck Work by Day or Job
Telephone 481-J
Office and Yard, 32 Gold St.
Clothing, Confectioners, Drugs
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MATHEWS STORES, Inc. 21 South Broad Street WE CLOTHE THE FAMILY
They Use Our Easy Payment Plan
Fashion Shop Women's Ready-to-Wear Apparel
ANNA R. WILD 41 South Broad Street
THE CANDY SHOP
VANOS AND LAWRENCE, Proprietors
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
All Products Are Made From the Best Material Obtainable We Carry a Full Line of Schrafft's Candy in Bulk and Fancy Boxes
Phone 151
Norwich, N. Y.
A. J. BRAMER
DRUGS-That Are Fresh. SODAS-That Are Great. CIGARS-That Are Leaders.
THE CORNER DRUG STORE
1 South Broad Street
Norwich, N. Y.
Drugs, Dry Goods
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HAROLD L. KEELER
71 North Broad Street
DRUGS
PAINTS
MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS
BURTON E. REYNOLDS Pharmacist
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE
5 South Broad Street Norwich, N. Y.
The Chapman & Turner Co. Dry Goods
The two essentials of business are cherished here as controlling the selection and sale of all our merchandise
QUALITY-ECONOMY The first means the last. It means service and reliability. We make prices always close and fair
THE CHAPMAN & TURNER CO.
Electricians, Farms, Flour and Feed
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NORWICH ELECTRIC SHOP ELECTRIC WIRING-FIXTURES
SUPPLIES ESTIMATES CONTRACTING
NORWICH, N. Y.
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Colonia Theatre Bldg.
Telephone 230-W
A. L. SHELTON, Guilford, N. Y. EVANS & QUINN, Norwich, N. Y. Business Address, 30 Court Street, Norwich. N. Y.
SQUARE DEAL FARM AGENCY
SHELTON, EVANS & QUINN
Farms, Cattle and Horses Sold on Reasonable Terms NORWICH, N. Y.
The R. D. EATON GRAIN AND FEED CO. MILL FEEDS GRAIN POULTRY SUPPLIES
We handle E-A-CO. Bread Flour Snow White and Crown Pastry Flours
THE R. D. EATON GRAIN & FEED CO. Norwich, N. Y.
Furniture, Hardware
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WILLIAM BREESE, Pres. HARRIETT B. SMITH, Vice Pres.
HARRY B. SMITH, Secretary, Treasurer and General Manager
The William Breese Company
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
15 South Broad Street
Norwich, N. Y.
THE ANDERSON HARDWARE CO., Inc.
Stewart Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces. Steam, Hot Water and Furnace Heating. Sheet Metal Work, Carey Roofing. 55 North Broad Street
F. LEONARD BURCHARD RALPH G. GILLESPIE
BURCHARD & GILLESPIE
GENERAL HARDWARE-AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS PLUMBING AND TINSMITHING HEATING SYSTEMS OF ALL KINDS
10 South Broad Street Norwich, N. Y.
REYNOLDS, THOMPSON & ROBINSON
HARDWARE GLENWOOD RANGES Heating, Plumbing, Electrical Wiring and Gas Fitting Winchester Guns and Ammunition THE WINCHESTER STORE Rifles, Shotguns, Small Arms, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle, Skates Cutlery, Flashlights, Hardware
Phone Park 118-W
Norwich, N. Y.
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Hotels, Insurance
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AMERICAN HOTEL
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN
JAMES H. LANNON, Proprietor
21 South Broad Street
HOTEL NORWICH
A. J. THOMPSON, Proprietor
Hot and Cold Running Water
Rooms With Bath
AMERICAN PLAN NORWICH, N. Y.
THE NEW NATIONAL
MR. AND MRS. R. A. MALDEN, Proprietors All Modern Improvements
STEAM HEAT ELECTRIC LIGHTS
AMERICAN PLAN Rooms $1.00 Per Night $2.75 Per Day 49 North Broad Street
REAL ESTATE FIRE INSURANCE All Kinds of Real Estate Bought and Sold
JOHN F. LEE
42 North Broad Street
Norwich, N. Y.
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Insurance, Jewelers, Junk
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McNITT & FRINK
INSURANCE
Fire, Life, Tornado, Automobile, Steam Boiler, Compensation. Plate Glass Surety Bonds
11 South Broad Street Phone 213-W Norwich, N. Y.
POWELL INSURING AGENCY
EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE
"Our Service Serves"
Phone 114-W
Over Chapman & Turner's Store
B. H. CHEYDLEUR Victrola Dealer
JEWELER OPTOMETRIST
Official Watch Inspector for N. Y., O. & W. R.R. and D., L. & W. R. R. NORWICH, N. Y.
L. V. LINDSEY
When you have Rags, Rubbers, Magazine, Folded Papers and Metals, drop a card. Will call anywhere in city.
83 Rexford Street
Norwich, N. Y.
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CHENANGO STEAM LAUNDRY
Fine Laundry Work. Dry Cleaning and Suit Pressing. Carpet Cleaning. Feather Renovating Feather Mattress Making.
"We Soak the Clothes-Not the Customer"
3012 East Main Street Near D., L. & W. Station
Norwich, N. Y. Phone 197-J.
E. J. ELLIOTT CO. LUMBER DEALERS
Windows
Doors
Shingles Lath Glass
Mouldings Wall Board
Roofing
We Solicit Your Patronage
36 Gold Street
Norwich, N. Y.
SMITH & CURNALIA
LUMBER Sash, Doors and All Kinds of Planing Mill Work
Telephone 442-J
34 Gold Street Norwich, N. Y.
THE EMPIRE MONUMENT WORKS
JOHN S. OLSON. Proprietor
Monuments Markers Headstones Inscription, Cemetery Work and Cleaning
Phone 57-R
Norwich, N. Y.
Musical Instruments, Newspapers
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LINN H. BABCOCK, President
ALVA BABCOCK, Sec. & Treas.
L. & A. BABCOCK CO., Inc.
DEALERS IN
Pianos, Player Pianos Comprising the Aeolian Line Talking Machines and Records Comprising Victrola and Edison Machines 62 East Main Street Norwich, N. Y.
Periodical Publications, Law Briefs, Books, Catalogues, Stationery, Window Cards and General Job Printing Makers of Perfect Printing
THE CHENANGO UNION
EDWARD S. MOORE, Prop.
G. T. TANNER, Managing Editor
Established 1816 $1.50 per Year
Published at Colonia Place, Norwich, Chenango County, New York
THE NORWICH SUN (Daily)
It Covers the Chenango Valley Like the Noonday Sun Best For Advertisers-Therefore Best for Readers
THE CHENANGO TELEGRAPH (Semi-Weekly)
For Those Who Are Too Busy to Read a Daily Newspaper from the County Seat Home News a Feature
JOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
(Prices Are Moderate)
Best and Most Completely Equipped Plant in Central New York
The NORWICH PUBLISHING CO., Inc.
7 Lackawanna Avenue
Norwich, N. Y.
Photographers, Plumbers
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ANGELUS STUDIO
DEVELOPING
Makers of High-Grade Portraits PRINTING E. J. ODENKIRCHEN, Proprietor 711/2 North Broad Street
ENLARGING
MATZINGER & COMPANY PLUMBING, HEATING AND SHEET METAL WORK PAINTS, VARNISHES, ETC.
Phone 37-W
56 Cortland Street NORWICH, N. Y.
HAAROS
CHARLES G. NASH PLUMBING
Heating, Sterling Ranges and House Furnishings 28 South Broad Street
Norwich, N. Y.
Restaurants, Shoe Shiners, Shoes
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NEATNESS
PROMPTNESS
THE IDEAL RESTAURANT
F. J. WHEELER AND A. SLATER, Proprietors
Cor. East Main St. and Hubbard Ave.
Phone 127-W
Newly Remodeled Finest Restaurant in the city of Norwich
SERVICE A LA CARTE
EAGLE RESTAURANT
Meals at All Hours
HOME COOKNG OUR SPECIALTY
JOHN L. CLARK, Proprietor 34 North Broad Street
NICK AGGELAKOS
SHOE SHINING PARLOR
HATS CLEANED AND REMODELED
Cor. South Broad and East Main Streets
Norwich, N. Y.
QUALITY TELLS AND PRICE SELLS!
SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
THE NEW YORK SHOE STORE
32 East Main Street Norwich, N. Y.
Opposite D., L. & W. Depot
Undertakers
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WILLIAM BREESE, Pres. HARRIETT B. SMITH. Vice-Pres. HARRY B. SMITH, Secretary, Treasurer and General Manager
The William Breese Company
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING
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15 South Broad Street
Norwich, N. Y.
Lawrence & Devine
Funeral Directors
68 South Broad Street
Both Phones
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NORWICH, (N. Y.) CITY DIRECTORY 1922
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ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS BOOK
adv-advertising agrl implts-agricultural implements agt-agent appr-apprentice arch-architect assn-association asst-assistant
atdt-attendant
av-avenue
bkpr-bookkeeper bldg-building bldr-builder
blksmth-blacksmith
blrmkr-boilermaker
blvd-boulevard
brklyr-bricklayer
brkmn-brakeman cabtmkr-cabinetmaker
carp-carpenter chfr-chauffer cigmkr-cigarmaker cigpkr-cigarpacker clk-clerk
colr-collector
com trav-commercial traveler cond-conductor
confr-confectioner
contr-contractor
cor-corner ct-court
ctr-cutter dept-department dom-domestic dr-drive
drsmkr-dressmaker E-East
electn-electrician
engr-engineer
exp-express firmn-fireman
Al-floor
formn-foreman
frt-freight genl-general gro-grocer h-house ins-insurance insp-inspector lab-laborer
lino opr-linotype operator lwyr-lawyer mach-machinist
mesgr-messenger mfg-manufacturing
mfr-manufacturer mgr-manager mkr-maker mldr-molder mlnr-milliner mtrmn-motormon N-North nr-near opp-opposite opr-operator PO-postoffice
paperhgr-paperhanger Penna-Pennsylvania photog-photographer phys-physician
pkr-packer pl-place plmbr-plumber
plstr -- plasterer pntr-painter
pres-president
prin-principal
prop-porprietor
prsmn-pressman RMS-railway mail service
rd-road . r-residence
rest-restaurant
S-South
sec-secretary
slsmn-salesman
solr-solicitor
stenog-stenographer
stmftr-steamfitter
supt-superintendent
tchr-teacher
tel opr-telegraph operator tlr-tailor tmstr-teamster
treas-treasurer
USA-United States Army
USN-United States Navy
undtkr-undertaker
uphlstr-upholsterer
v-pres-vice-president
W-West WU Tel Co-Western Union Telegraph Company
whol-wholesale
wid-widow
wks-works
wtr-waiter
PROPER NAMES
Alex-Alexander Archd-Archibald
Benj-Benjamin
Cath-Catherine
Chas-Charles
Danl-Daniel
Elizth-Elizabeth
Edw-Edward
Geo-George
Jas-James Jno-John
Jos-Joseph
Kath-Katherine
Margt-Margaret
Michl-Michael Patk-Patrick
Richd-Richard
Robt-Robert Saml-Samuel
Theo-Theodore
Thos-Thomas Wm-William
NORWICH, N. Y.
Norwich, N. Y., "The Busiest Little City in the State of New York," is the County Seat of Chenango County, with a population of 8,268. It was settled by people from Connecticut who named their new home in memory of the home they had just left.
Chenango County is one of the most productive and prosperous agricultural counties of the State, and while Norwich serves this community, it is a diver- sified manufacturing city and a railroad division point.
It is situated on the main line of the New York, Ontario & Western, and half-way between Utica and Binghamton on the Utica Division of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, which give excellent shipping of Norwich products through north and south connections to all points. The New York, Ontario & Western maintain large shops here. The Borden Company has its largest Ameri- can condensory, which has handled in one day as high as 265,000 pounds of raw milk.
Norwich products are as follows: Silos, hammers, milk products, pharma- ceuticals, wire goods, silk ribbons, cotton knit underwear, camp trailers, plumb- ers' cabinet woodwork, blue stone, paint, radio supplies and toilet goods. The Maydole Hammer Company has made the world's best hammer for over 75 years. The Norwich Pharmacal Company is the third largest plant of its kind in the United States, making over 5,000 different products. Unguentine, a relief for burns, enjoys an international sale.
Norwich has been the home of many famous people. Gail Borden, the inventor of the milk condensing process; David Maydole, the founder of the Maydole Hammer Co .; Dr. Alfred Bryant, personal physician of President Grover Cleveland and president of the American Medical Society; U. S. Federal Judge Geo. W. Ray is an honored resident.
Chenango Lake, with an elevation of 1,500 feet, is a very attractive summer resort and is the source of the city's water supply. The quantity is unlimited and pure. It has one of the sportiest golf courses in the country. All fraternal societies are represented here; several own very fine homes.
Norwich has good schools and just at the present time is building an addi- tion to the high school. It has churches of all denominations; well shaded and attractive streets, and a city of home owners. It has no mill or factory district; the workers live in all sections of the city.
The industrial and community activities are directed through the Norwich Chamber of Commerce, which will gladly answer all inquiries in relation to the city.
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Miscellaneous Information
POST OFFICE
Building Located at 5 W. Main
Postmaster-Edward S. Moore.
Asst. Postmaster-Wm. A. Baldwin. Clerks-F. E. Brosmer, J. H. Leach, W. H. Slater, L. J. Cook, W. L. Felt.
Carriers-Wm. C. Cook, V. G. Burr, F. W. Hynes, H. S. Tanner, J. C. Hayes, M, N. Cook, M. O. Sabin, C. F. Burr.
Rural Carriers-Wm. C. Coe, H. H. Clark, J. J. Sheehy ..
CHENANGO COUNTY OFFICERS
County Judge and Surrogate-Hon. James P. Hill.
Special County Judge-Hon. J. J. Bixby.
County Clerk-I. J. Tillman.
Deputy County Clerk-I. D. Tillman. Surrogate's Clerk-Norman Carr. Sheriff-L. M. Walworth.
Under Sheriff-H. Fred Hovey.
District Attorney-W. N. Truesdell. County Treasurer-E. W. Camp.
Coroners-A. R. Morse, Oxford; Ar- chibald Benedict, Sherburne; Earl W. Wilcox, Norwich, and P. A. Hayes, Afton.
Sup't of the Poor-Frank J. Quinn. Sup't of Highways-E. B. Pendleton. Sealer of Weights and Measures-W. I. French.
Probation Officer-F. W. Barnes.
Clerk Board of Supervisors-F. L. Mallory.
Election Commissioners-M. E. Grif- fin, A. D. Gibbs.
NORWICH TOWN OFFICERS
Office 2d floor, Masonic Temple
Supervisor-Jay Keator.
Town Clerk-Irving E. Hunt.
Justices of the Peace-George Cleve- land, Wm. Craver. Harry K. Felt.
Assessors-Jesse Phetteplace, Floyd Follett, David Neish.
Collector-Arthur Lollman.
Sup't of Highways-Geo. C. Follett. Constables- Harry Gager, Frank Fol- lett, Joseph Mundy, Jasper Cheney.
Overseer of Poor-Orin Anderson.
NORWICH CITY GOVERNMENT
Mayor-L. H. Babcock.
Clerk-Stuart C. Nelson, jr. Attorney-James S. Flanagan. Acting Engineer-F. C. Brush.
Chamberlain and Recorder of Vital Statistics-Edward E. Davis.
Health Officer -- Edwin F. Gibson.
Commissioner of Charities-John J. Scanlon.
Supervisors-A. N. Cobb, F. E. Skin- ner.
Assessors - Chas. E. Porter, G. J. Prindle, J. Johnson Ray.
City Judge-J. M. Forsythe.
Chief of Police-L. H. Babcock.
Patrolmen-J. B. Lewis, F. J. Clark, A. M. Warner, F. W. Butts, G. W. Smith.
Civil Service Commission - Michael Finigan, Merton L. Hunt, Lewis M. Donaldson.
Examining Board of Plumbers-Vic- tor Conron, John Matzinger, Ira T. Reynolds, Frank Fosgate.
Highway Commissioner-Lucius Shel- ton.
Aldermen
1st Ward-Clayton B. Herrick.
2nd Ward-John S. Olson.
3rd Ward-Guy L. Marsters.
4th Ward-Frank Zuber.
5th Ward-C. R. Hayes.
6th Ward-Samuel A. Seddon.
Fire Department
Chief Engineer- Louis C. Brookins. First Asst. Engineer - Warren E.
Eaton.
Second Asst. Engineer - John C. Judd.
Secretary-George A. Crane.
Treasurer -- W. A. Baldwin.
Alert Hose Company, No. 1-Her- bert W. Rosing, foreman.
Maydole Hose Company, No. 2-John Hennessey, foreman.
George Rider Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1-Wm. Curnalia, foreman.
Ontario Hose Company, No. 3-Jas. H. Rogers, foreman.
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Public Library Guernsey Memorial Library
Hon. George W. Ray, pres .; Wm. Mason, clerk; Dr. Edwin F. Gibson, David F. Lee, Mrs. Margaret S. Clarke, John H. Stewart, Michael Finigan.
Follett Memorial Supreme Court Library
Board of Trustees-Hon. George W. Ray, chairman; Hon. Jas. P. Hill, Jas. S. Flanagan, H. R. Follett, Arthur W. Morse.
Librarian-N. Louise Ruckteshler. Board of Education
Hon. George W. Ray, pres .; Wm. Mason, clerk; Homer H. Higley, treas .; Wm. C. Hartigan, Dr. E. F. Gibson, Dr. John H. Stewart, David F. Lee, Mi- chael Finigan.
Sup't of Schools-F. R. Wassung, CHURCHES
Calvary Baptist Church, 23 Birdsall -Rev. Samuel T. Harding, pastor. ,
First Baptist Church, West Park Place-Rev. Gerald Watkins, pastor.
First Congregational Church, West Main-Rev. J. Herbert MacConnell, pastor.
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, West Main cor. Elm-Rev. Frank D. Gifford, pastor.
Broad Street Methodist Episcopal Church, 74-76 North Broad-Rev. F. W. Young, pastor.
Free Methodist Church, 5 Sheldon- Rev. John Roberts, pastor.
St. Paul's Church (Roman Catholic), 28 Pleasant-Rev. J. S. Tiernan, pas- tor.
A. M. Zion Church, 21 Fair-Rev. J. R. Richardson, pastor.
St. Bartholomew's Italian Church, 43 Birdsall.
CEMETERIES
Norwich Cemetery Association
O. A. Thompson, pres .; R. C. Chap- man, v .- pres .; John H. Hicks, sec .- treas .; 18 S. Broad.
CLUBS
Masonic Club of Norwich -5 W. Main. John W. Riley, pres .; Maurice F. Ford, sec .; Frank Skillman, treas.
Norwich Club-18 E. Main. M. L. Hunt, pres .; Fred O'Hara, Ist v .- pres .; N. P. Bonney, 2d v .- pres .; R. I. Smith, sec .; C. M. Higley, treas.
Norwich Motor Club-10 S. Broad. J. J. Bixby, pres .; A. D. Gibbs, sec .- treas.
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS Masonic Bodies
Norwich Lodge, No. 302-Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 5 W. Main. F. L. Onyan, W. M .; Addison Benedict, sec.
Norwich Chapter, No. 367, O. E. S .- Meets 2d and 4th Tuesdays, 5 W. Main. Mrs. Blanche C. Hall, W. M .; Harriet Mathewson, sec.
Harmony Chapter, No. 151-Meets 2d and 4th Wednesdays, 5 W. Main. T. D. Wands, H. P .; O. F. Mathewson, sec. Norwich Commandery, No. 46 Meets 2d and 4th Thursday, 5 W. Main. H. B. Frink, E. C .; J. C. Robinson, sec.
B. P. O. E.
Norwich Lodge, No. 1222-Meets 1st and 3d Thursdays, E. Park Place. J. C. Scanlon E. R .; Scott Donaldson, sec.
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Amicus Aerie, No. 1043-Meets 2d and 4th Wednesdays, E. Park Place. Jos. Letson, pres .; O. M. Finnigan, rec. sec .; Wm. Harris, fin. sec.
I. O. O. F.
Canasawacta Lodge, No. 205-Meets Monday, E. Park Place. W. W. Bur- dick, N. G .; Linn Keator, sec.
Chenango Encampment, No. 51- Meets 1st and 3d Wednesdays, 1 E. Park Place. Wm. Burdick, C. P .; L. J. Scoville, rec. sec.
Patriarchs Militant, No. 40-Meets 2d and 4th Fridays, E. Park Place. Ivan Brown, capt .; L. A. Shattuck, clerk.
Lily of the Valley Rebekah Lodge, No. 95-Meets 1st and 3d Fridays, 1 . E. Park Place. Myrtle O. Matterson, N. G .; Alice L. Keator, rec. sec.
Royal Auxiliary, No. 8-Meets 4th Friday, 1 E. Park Place. Sarah L. Fredenburg, Pres .; Alice L. Keator, sec.
I. O. R. M.
Whaupaunaucau Tribe, No. 108 - Meets Wednesday. Clair Wilson, sa- chem; Howard Hinckley, C. of R. Whaupaunaucau Council, No. 220, Degree of Pocahontos-Meets Monday. Mrs. Emma Woodard,
pocahontos; Katie L. Woodward, K. of R.
Knights of Columbus
Norwich Council, No. 211-Meets 1st and 3d Mondays. James S. Flanagan, G. K .; Richard Doyle, rec. sec .; M. Finigan, fin. sec.
L. O. O. M.
Norwich Lodge, No. 364 - Meets Tuesdays. F. L. Wilbur, dictator; R. H. Aldrick, sec.
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NORWICH DIRECTORY
HOSPITALS AND HOMES
Chenango Valley Home-24 Canasa- wacta. Mrs. Georgia A. Smith, matron.
Norwich Hospital-R. C. Chapman, pres .; Jas. P. Hill, 1st v .- pres .; W. W. Dailey, 2d v .- pres .; Frank E. Skinner, sec .; Wm. Mason, treas. Board of Wo- man Managers-Mrs. Jas. Kent, pres .; Mrs. Zur Craine, treas .; Viola Cone, cor. sec .; Mrs. Scott R. Donaldson, rec. sec.
Matterson Private Hospital-119 S. Broad. Myrtle O. Matterson, supt.
Y. M. C. A.
Young Men's Christian Association- 68 N. Broad. J. H. Stewart, pres .; J. R. McMann, v .- pres .; C. F. Ames, treas .; A. T. Brown, gen. sec.
Railroad Y. M. C. A .- 116 E. Main. J. H. Smith, chairman; S. A. Marshall, treas .; F. P. Browne, gen. sec.
G. A. R.
E. B. Smith Post, No. 83 - Meets Tuesdays, 33 N. Broad. Geo. W. Payne, com.
MISCELLANEOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Chenango County Agricultural Soci- ety-Frank Zuber, pres .; Geo. Adams, v .- pres .; W. W. Smith, sec .; LaMott Frink, treas.
Chenango County Bar Association- 10 S. Broad. A. D. Gibbs, sec.
Chenango County Chapter American Red Cross-L. H. Babcock, honorary chairman; Wm. H. Sullivan, chairman; Mrs. A. D. Sturges, vice chairman; Mrs.
J. Johnson Ray, sec .; Mrs. Margaret S. Clark, executive sec .; C. C. McNitt. treas.
Chenango County Farm Bureau-E. B. Clark, pres .; A. E. Hill, v .- pres .; L. M. Walworth, sec .; J. O. H. Reed, treas .; V. A. Fogg, mgr.
Dairymen's League (Norwich) - D. E. Anderson, pres .; Bert Pratt, v .- pres .; G. H. Ballou, sec .- treas.
Dairymen's League (North Norwich) -L. J. Silvernaid, pres .; G. A. Adams, v .- pres .; E. J. Mundy, sec .- treas.
Democratic County Committee-D. F. Lee, chairman; H. S. Skidmore, sec .- treas.
Norwich Chamber of Commerce-C. G. Nash, pres .; F. E. Skinner, 1st v .- pres .; S. A. Jones, 2d v .- pres .; R. J. Doran, sec .; G. W. Reese, treas. Direc- tors-R. S. Merrill, E. B. Lyon, Geo. W. Reese, F. S. Powell, J. A. Blake, P. L. Clark, H. H. Higley, O. A. Thompson, F. H. O'Hara, R. C. Chap- man, S. A. Jones, C. G. Nash, F. E. Skinner, Nelson P. Bonney, Edward S. Moore, James S. Flanagan, James P. Hill, C. M. Dunne, R. D. Eaton, W. H. Dunne.
Republican County Committee-J. S. Flanagan, chairman.
United Commercial Travelers' Coun- cil, No. 355-Meets 3d Friday, Eagle Hall. Leo Brosmer, counselor.
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