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The Business Directory contains a classified list of all trades, professions and pursuits in the city, alphabetically arranged.
The Miscellaneous Department contains much infor- mation useful to both citizen and stranger.
The book is devoted exclusively to Norwalk, the size and importance of our city demanding an entire volume.
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Alphabetical List of Names
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Miscellaneous Directory. 175
Norwalk Business Directory
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Sketch of Norwalk 5
Supplementary List of Names
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NORWALK, OHIO.
Norwalk is a thriving city of upwards of 8,000 inhabitants, the capital of Huron County, Ohio.
Main street runs northeast and southwest on the crest of a ridge, and is lined on both sides for more than three miles with rows of stately maples, forming an avenue un- surpassed anywhere for rural beauty and grateful shade. The name "Maple City" is derived from these trees, wisely planted by the forethought of the founders of the city.
Norwalk was laid out as a village in 1819. Its growth has been steady and sure; and improvements, manufac- tures and business have kept pace with the growth of population. In 1870 there were 4,500 inhabitants; in 1880, 5,700 ; in 1890, 7,200, and in 1892, 8,000.
Many articles are extensively manufactured and will be found properly classified in the following pages.
Norwalk has two railroads, the Lake Shore & Michi- gan Southern, and the Wheeling & Lake Erie.
Possessing many fine public buildings, a superior school system, active church organizations, a large public library, a fine music hall, stone sidewalks on all streets, stone pavements on the business streets, brick pavements on the principal residence streets, splendid railroad facili- ties by her two roads, substantial business blocks and ele- gant private residences, social privileges of the highest order, cultivated and refined homes, diversified manufac- tures, and an energetic and prosperous business commun- ity, Norwalk is well entitled to the distinction freely ac- corded her, of being one of the most beautiful and pros- perous among the smaller cities of the United States.
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Supplementary List of Names.
Adelman, Frank A., milkman, bds. Norwood ave. near city limits.
Archer, Amanda M., Mrs., nurse, res. 121 East Main.
Archer, William F., agent, res. 121 East Main.
Baker, Edith M., Miss, teacher public schools, bds. 30 South Garden.
Ballie, Joseph, mason, bds. Farmers' hotel.
Ballwig, Ida M., Miss, domestic, wks. 32 Park ave.
Baque, George, carpenter, W. & L. E., res. 15 Chatham.
Baque, Jacob, hostler, L. S. & M. S., res. 39 Chatham.
Barnard, Frank E., brakeman, W. & L. E., res. 19 Jefferson. Bauman, Amelia, Miss, wks. Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. 135 Benedict ave.
Bauman, Ida, Miss, wks. Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. 135 Benedict ave.
- Benham, Lyman W., wks. Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. Hotel Weber.
Benson, Samuel H., music teacher, res. Woodlawn ave. near city limits.
Biers, John B., laborer, bds. 116 North Hester.
Bowen, William, laborer, bds. 21 South Prospect.
Bremser, Henry, laborer, res. 27 Lee ave.
Bristol, Edith L., Miss, bookkeeper, C. R. Butler, bds. 21 West Monroe.
Bronson Stone Co. (John Parker and Wm. Bollenbacher), office Woodlawn ave. near W. & L. E. freight depot. Brown, Nathan T., principal high school, bds. 36 West Seminary.
- Burnham, Ida, Miss, clerk, Marsh & Bloxham, res. 74 North Prospect.
Burns, John, foreman boiler shop, L. S. & M. S., res. 37 North Prospect.
Bush, D. C., wks. W. & L. E. shops, bds. 74 Jefferson.
Carrier, G. H., music teacher, bds. 33 Woodlawn ave.
For Fine and Medium Priced Furniture, go to C. W. FLINN'S, 42 East Main Street.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. FRAZIER'S Jewelry Store, 26 E. Main.
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Cary, Franc, Miss, bds. 113 West Main.
Casey, Michael, laborer, bds. 116 North Hester.
Charville, Charles B., laborer, A. B. Chase Co., res. 7 Read. Cherry, Burton E., stock dealer, res. 35 Norwood ave.
Cole, William, carpenter, res. Old State road near city limits.
Crowell, Dwight S., proprietor The Norwalk, res. same. Detweiler, Henry, teamster, res. 14 Bouscay.
Dewey, Fletcher, carpenter, res. w. end of West Water. Easterwood, George, laborer, bds. w. end of West Water.
Ernsberger, H. K., farmer, res. 23 West Elm.
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supplies of all kinds for fairs, races, etc .; The Laning Printing Co., proprietors.
Fawns & Fulstow(R. Fawns and H. Fulstow), veterinary surgeons, office 20 East Seminary.
Fawns, R. (Fawns & Fulstow), res. 9 South Prospect.
Felt, Elmer J., Rev., pastor Universalist church.
Fisher, Edward, brakeman, W. & L. E., res. 5 Read.
Flath, Daniel, wks. Norwalk Stamping Co., res. 104 Milan.
Fleharty, Homer, wks. Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. 267 East Main.
Floyd, John, engineer, Incandescent Light and Power Co., bds. 21 South Prospect.
Forden, George, printer, Laning Printing Co., bds. Gibbs ave. near city limits.
Forden, Hannah, Mrs., laundress, res. Gibbs ave. near city limits.
Franklin, Walter R., switchman, L. S. & M. S., res. 51 Jefferson.
Freeman, George, teamster, bds. w. end of West Water.
Freeman, Jane, Mrs. (wid. Spencer), res. w. end of West Water.
Gansert, John, machinist, W. & L. E., bds. 132 Newton. Gantz, E. E., brakeman, W. & L. E., bds. The Norwalk.
Grannis, M. S., brakeman, W. & L. E., res. 95 Benedict.
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Grant, Albert, conductor, W. & L. E., bds. The Norwalk. Gebhart, Harry L., conductor, W. & L. E., bds. Lake Shore house.
Gillies, James W., agent United States Express Co., res. 61 South Linwood ave.
Gillett, Irving, engineer, Incandescent Light and Power Co., res. 26 Harris ave.
Godfrey, Emil, clerk, probate judge, bds. 16 Park ave.
Graves, Ann S., Miss, dressmaker, res. 129 Benedict ave.
Graves, Emily M., Miss, dressmaker, res. 129 Benedict ave.
Haddox, Herbert, brakeman, W. & L. E., bds. The Norwalk.
Hall, Media, Miss, domestic, wks. 30 Walnut.
Harper & Fiesinger (F. Harper and L. Fiesinger), brick manufacturers, yard East Washington.
Hindman, Frank J., brakeman, W. & L. E., bds. 13 Jefferson.
Hoisington, A. L., veterinary surgeon, office 56 East Main, bds. Hotel Weber.
Holmes, Elmer D., brakeman, W. & L. E., bds. 95 Bene- dict ave.
Holmes, Talbert L., laborer, bds. 95 Benedict ave.
Home Bakery, H. S. DeLano, proprietor, 21 Whittlesey. Horner, Bert, varnisher, A. B. Chase Co., bds. 68 North Hester.
Incandescent Light and Power Co., 8 East Seminary; D. W. Vail, president; W. R. Huntington, vice president; Charles Suhr, secretary; A. L. Osborn, treasurer; J. W. Foster, superintendent.
Jenkins, Claude J., wks. Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. 35 Norwood ave.
Kimberly, Alfred C., carpenter, res. 99 Benedict ave.
Landis, E. D., conductor, W. & L. E., res. 65 South Lin- wood ave.
Latimer, Mary, Miss, wks. C. S. Bateham, bds. 147 Ben- edict ave.
Go to AKERS & GAUGHRAN, the Whittlesey Avenue Grocers, for Salad Dressing and Pure Olive Oil.
C. N. FRAZIER, wholesale and retail Jeweler, 26 East Main st. All goods fully warranted.
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Manahan, L. Sophia, Mrs. (wid. George W.), res. 161 Benedict ave.
Manahan, Adelbert A., wks. S. P. Hastings, res. 20 Forest.
Manahan, William A., retired, res. 11 West Chestnut.
Martin, Wallace O., agent Singer Mfg. Co., 36 Benedict ave., res. 3 Norwood ave.
Mead, Lewis S., retired, res. 11 Walnut.
Meres, Samuel M., machinist, L. S. & M. S., res. 22 Corwin. Meyers, Frances C., Miss, wks. Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. 62 North Wooster.
Meyers, Joseph, carpenter, res. 66 North Wooster.
Meyers, Olive, Miss, wks. Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. 62 North Wooster.
Minard, Ella, Mrs., seamstress, res. 73 West Main.
Ohlemacher, Louisa, Miss, clerk, E. D. Ohlemacher, bds. 11 Maple.
Pheley, William H., general secretary Young Men's Chris- tian Association, bds. 20 State.
Poor, R. D., retired, res. 64 West Seminary.
Quipton, Mary, Miss, domestic, wks. Lake Shore house. Read, Delia, Miss, domestic, wks. 6 State.
Rector, Anna, Mrs. (wid. Conrad), bds. 36 W. Seminary.
Reniff, James R., master car builder, L. S. & M. S., bds. St. Charles hotel.
Saladin, M. S., Mrs. (wid. Joseph), res. 280 West Main. Sampsell, Charles, physician and surgeon, office Gardiner block, bds. St. Charles hotel.
Schell, Opal, Miss, domestic, wks. 38 West Main.
Schneider, P. H., clerk, J. L. Hudson, bds. 36 W. Seminary. Smith, Read, musician, bds. 50 East Main.
Star Brewery, Henry Lais, manager, office and brewery s. e. cor. West Elm and South Pleasant.
Terwalt, E. L., brakeman, W. & L. E., bds. The Norwalk. West, George, laborer, bds. 104 West Main.
White, D. A., farmer, res. 21 North Pleasant.
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ABBREVIATIONS.
ave . . avenue.
res .
. resides.
. boards. bds
opp
opposite.
bel
below.
s. . . south, or south of.
cor.
corner.
s. e. cor. . southeast corner.
e. .
east, or east of.
s. S .... south side.
east side. e. s.
s. w. cor . southwest corner.
n. .
. north, or north of.
w.
west, or west of.
n. e. cor .
northeast corner.
w. S. west side.
n. s. .
north side.
wid. widow.
n. w. cor
northwest corner.
wks.
. works.
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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF NAMES.
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Abbott, Clair F., printer, Reflector Printing Co., bds. 61 Whittlesey ave.
Abbott, Frank G., clerk, F. L. Stein, bds. 61 Whittlesey ave.
Abbott, Hattie, Miss, domestic, wks. 165 West Main.
Abbott, Eliza A., Mrs. (wid. William O.), res. 15 East Monroe.
+Acker, Charles K., printer, Experiment-News, bds. corner East Monroe and North Foster ave.
Acker, David O., engineer, L. S. & M. S., res. 54 State.
Acker, Elizabeth, Mrs. (wid. David), res. corner East Monroe and North Foster ave.
For Fine and Medium Priced Furniture, go to C. W. FLINN'S, 42 East Main Street.
Watches,diamonds,jewelry and silverware. FRAZIER, wholesale and retail Jeweler, 26 East Main st.
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Adams, Eliza J., Mrs. (wid. William), res. 9 West Elm. Adams, Ellen F., Miss, bds. 10 North Pleasant.
Adams, Jane E., Mrs. (wid. John), res. 21 East Chestnut. Adams, John, laborer, res. 60 Marshall.
Adams, Julia E., Miss, seamstress, bds. 9 West Elm.
Adams, Martin R., shipping clerk, Laning Printing Co., bds. 9 West Elm.
Adams, Mary E., Miss, housekeeper, res. 9 West Elm. Adams, Mary E., Mrs. (wid. Abel), res. 39 State.
Addleman, Charles, laborer, bds. 33 North Pleasant. Addleman, George A.,wks. Sprague & French, bds.9 Adams. Adelman, Clara, Miss, domestic, wks. 30 Norwood.
Adelman, Edward R., fireman, W. & L. E., bds. 76 North Foster ave.
Adelman, Joseph, gardener, res. 8 South Garfield ave.
Adelman, Lina, Miss, domestic, wks. 17 State.
Adelman, Louisa, Mrs., milk dealer, res. Norwood ave., near city limits.
Aggus, Byron C., laborer, bds. 36 Oak.
Aggus, Thomas W., shoemaker, 69 Benedict., res. 36 Oak. Aggus, William H., plumber, 69 Benedict, bds. 36 Oak.
Aimes, Isaac, wks. Norwalk Incandescent Light and Pow- er Co., res. 11 Mill.
Akers, Alonzo G. (Akers & Gaughran), res. 136 Whittlesey. AKERS & GAUGHRAN,
(Alonzo G. Akers and Peter M. Gaughran), grocers, 12 Whittlesey ave.
Akers, William E., carpenter, res. 184 Whittlesey ave.
Albert, Burt E., wks. Sprague & French, res. 59 Wood- lawn ave.
Albright, Frank, clerk, Folwell & Husted, bds. 57 East League.
Albright, Sebastian, carpenter, L. S. & M. S., res. 57 East League.
Alcock, Marion, fireman, W. & L. E., res. 44 Jefferson.
Aldrich, Bert, fireman, W.& L. E., bds. 20 North Pleasant.
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Aldrich, Isaac A., engineer, W. & L. E., bds. 20 North Pleasant.
Aldrich, John A., fireman, W. & L. E., bds. 20 North Pleasant.
Allan, James R., machinist, wks. Akron, res. 16 Madison. Allen, Elmer E., 5 & 10 Cent Store, bds. St. Charles Hotel. Allen, Leonard D., carpenter, L. S. & M. S.,res. 116 Benedict. Alley, William J., stock dealer, res. 26 Whittlesey ave. Alling, Eliza L., Mrs. (wid. Prudden), res. 210 East Main. Alling, Mary P., Miss, dressmaker, bds. 210 East Main. Allison, Charles L., bell-boy, St. Charles Hotel.
ALTAFFER, I. M. & S. L.
(Isaac M. & Samuel L.), insurance agents, office Dun- ton Block.
Altaffer, Isaac M. (I. M. & S. L. Altaffer), res. Bryan, O.
Altaffer, Samuel L. (I. M. & S. L. Altaffer), res. 191 West Main.
Amann, Alfred, turner, Smith Specialty Co., bds. 59 North Foster Ave.
Amann, David, section man, W. & L. E., res. 59 North Foster ave.
Amann, Joseph, engineer, Smith Specialty Co., res. 59 North Foster ave.
Amerman, Clifton, printer, Reflector Printing Co., bds. 30 Old State road.
Amerman, Edgar J., stone mason, res. 30 Old State road.
Amerman, George H., mason, res. 19 Fruen.
Amsden, Charles, student, Ann Arbor, bds. 166 West Washington.
Amsden, Halle W., laborer, res. Rohrbacher block, West Monroe.
Amsden, Luther A., farmer, res. 166 West Washington. Anderson, Cornelius W., grocer, 26 West Main, bds. 155 West Main.
Anderson, John, printer, bds. 5 Page.
Anderson, Mary, Mrs. (wid. John), res. 5 Page.
AKERS & GAUGHRAN have a complete stock of fam- ily groceries at low prices.
The most complete line of Music and Musical Mer- chandise in the city at FRAZIER'S Jewelry Store.
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Anderson, Sarah, Mrs., dressmaker, res. 90 West Main.
Andress, Warren E., laborer, bds. 77 East Elm.
Andress, William H., carpenter, res. 77 East Elm.
Andrew, Henry, farmer, bds. 157 East Main.
Andrews, Americus V. (Andrews Bros.), res. 152 Benedict. Andrews Bros. (Horace Andrews and A. V. Andrews), lawyers, Dunton Block.
Andrews, Erwin S., produce dealer, 10 East Seminary, res. 38 Norwood ave.
Andrews, Horace (Andrews Bros.), res. 32 Park ave.
Andrews, Samuel, retired farmer, res. 38 Norwood ave.
Anyan, John, retired farmer, res. 70 North West.
Armstrong, Amy, Miss, milliner, bds. Morrill Block.
Armstrong, Blanche L., Miss, teacher public schools, bds. 89 North Prospect.
Armstrong, Colson R., brakeman, W. & L. E., res. 95 North Hester.
Armstrong, Emily, Mrs. (wid. Tobias A.), res. 116 Newton.
Armstrong, Fannie F., Miss, book-keeper, F. L. Stein, bds. 89 North Prospect.
Armstrong, Frances J., Mrs. (wid. John B.), res. 89 North Prospect.
Armstrong, Harriet N., Mrs. (wid. Dr. Thomas A.), res. Morrill Block.
Armstrong, Sally M. C., Miss, clerk, postoffice, bds. 89 North Prospect.
Arnert, Lizzie S., Mrs. (wid. Vernon T.), seamstress, bds. 41 East Seminary.
Arnold, Augustin J., trucker, L. S. & M. S., res. 93 North Prospect.
Arnold, Fred H., mason, bds. 127 Whittlesey ave.
Arnold, John J., carpenter, L. S. & M. S., res. 93 North Prospect.
Arnold, William, mason, res. 127 Whittlesey ave.
Ashbolt, Isabel, Mrs. (wid. William), res. 282 East Main.
Job Printing, Bookbinding and Stationery at THE REFLECTOR OFFICE.
F. L. STEIN. Wall Paper. We sell you the pa- per and hang it atthe right price.
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Atha, August, clerk, F. L. Stein, bds. 32 North Hester. +Atherton, Elisha, carpenter, res. over 25 East Main.
Aves, Charles S., Rev., rector St. Paul's Protestant Epis- copal Church, res. 85 West Main.
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Babcock, William A., carpenter, res. 39 Newton.
Bachman, John, farmer, wks. E. G. Underhill, West Main, near city limits.
Bachman, Margaret, Mrs. (wid. Nicholas), res. 313 West Main.
Backerstock, John, retired, res. 69 Hester.
Bahan, Thomas, fireman, W. & L. E., bds. 39 Newton.
Bailey, Ann, Mrs. (wid. Edward), res. 32 Jefferson.
Bailey, Anna, Miss, domestic, wks. 142 East Main.
Bailey, Charles H., retired painter, res. 75 Milan.
Bailey, Frederick N., varnisher, A. B. Chase Co., res. 113 North Pleasant.
Bailey, George, laborer, res. 54 North West.
Bailey, George, engineer, W. & L. E. shops, res. 244 West Main.
Bailey, Ira C., laborer, L. S. & M. S., res. 28 Woodlawn. Bailey, John H., engineer, Lake Erie Tobacco Co., bds. 244 West Main.
Bailey, Lewis B., fireman, W. & L. E., res. 7 Baker.
Bailey, Martha, Miss, laundress, bds. 32 Jefferson.
Bair, Howard L., butcher, S. J. Rogers, res. 44 Benedict.
Baker, Abner, wks. Sprague & French, res. 30 South Garden.
Baker, Alwin E., wks. Smith Specialty Co., res. 24 Fruen. Baker, H. Carlton, gardener, res. Old State road, north of East Main.
For Fine and Medium Priced Furniture, go to C. W. Flinn's, 42 East Main Street.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry carefully repaired and warranted. FRAZIER'S Jewelry Store, 26 E. Main.
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Baker, Charles, stenographer, Master of Transportation office, W. & L. E., bds. 30 West Seminary.
BAKER, DANIEL A., JR.,
cashier First National Bank, res. 182 Benedict ave. Baker, Henry, section man, W. & L. E., res. 31 Jefferson.
Baker, Ida L., Miss, teacher public schools, bds. 85 E. Main. Baker, J. Whipple, clerk, B. Cortrite, res. 126 East Main. Baldwin, Columbus J., grocer, 4 West Main, res. 16 Whit- tlesey ave.
Baldwin, Emma A., Miss, book-keeper, bds. 16 Whittlesey. Ballard, Charles, engineer, Bostwick & Burgess Mfg. Co., bds. 22 Woodlawn ave.
Ballard, Henry, wks. A. B. Chase Co., bds. 22 Woodlawn.
Ballard, James E., laborer, res. 28 Woodlawn ave.
Ballard, Otis, tuner, A. B. Chase Co., bds. 22 Woodlawn.
Baque, Anna, Miss, wks. Sprague & French, bds. 17 West Washington.
Baque, Lizzie, wks. Sprague & French, res. 17 West Wash- ington.
Baque, Louise, housekeeper, res. 39 Chatham.
Baque, Martin A., cigarmaker, wks. J. M. Harr, res. 17 West Washington.
Baque, Peter A., carpenter, L. S. & M. S., res. 17 West Washington.
Barber, Alonzo D., lecturer, bds, Farmer's Hotel.
Barber, Clarence P., turner, A. B. Chase Co., res. 12 West Chestnut.
Barber, Frank, bds. Woodlawn ave., outside city limits.
Barber, Frank E., brakeman, W. & L. E., res. 561/2 State. Barber, Horace M., carpenter, res. 12 West Chestnut.
Barber, Lucy, Miss, domestic, wks. St. Charles Hotel. Barkdull, William R., manager Central Union Telephone Co., res. 27 State.
Barker, John L., laborer, res. 102 Newton.
Barnes, Anna, Miss, domestic, wks. 54 South Linwood.
Barnes, Clara R., Miss, domestic, wks. 72 West Main.
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Barnes, Ellen E., Mrs.(wid. Frederick), res. 226 East Main. Barnes, Eugene P., stock dealer, res. 238 East Main. Barnes, John, laborer, res. 118 Milan.
Barnes, Samuel W., farmer, res. 157 East Main.
Barron, Johanna, Miss, domestic, res. South West, near city limits.
Barron, James, laborer, bds. South West, near city limits. Barron, Peter, cigarmaker, G. F. Brady, bds. South West, near city limits.
Barron, Richard, section man, L. S. & M. S., res. South West, near city limits.
Bartlett, Ida, Miss, domestic, wks. 124 East Main.
Bartley, Stephen K., carpenter, res. 7 West League.
BARTON, CHARLES E.,
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druggist, 28 West Main, res. 18 South Pleasant. Bascom, Ansel E., repair shop, 19 West Main, res. same. Bascom, A. E., Mrs., music teacher, res. 73 Newton.
Bascom, William J. (Bascom & Spratt), res. 90 South Lin- wood ave.
Bascom & Spratt (William J. Bascom and Frank W. Spratt), blacksmiths, 18 East Seminary.
Batchman, Frank, boiler-maker, L. S. & M. S., res. 26 Marshall.
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