13 20 683 http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/12970046ede31c6b91de6b259876fee1.jpg 3802250fa76a2f5e10508f6beb797f23 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: High School Freshmen, Class of 1914 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Branford High School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/1f08c5bcc681c6f11652463bfebb9165.jpg 1c160cff26ea25ef567c31325f295dbf Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Grade 8 Description An account of the resource This float was awarded a prize Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/b1bc7767e0aab89372fbd3c8e92a7257.jpg ae90d27ead1ad30a346aa5e9de98a3c1 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. 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Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Float Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/b933f04eff95df2c920153c84c31b5c4.jpg 7f8569b4158ca67eaa8e0ad337987658 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Float #2 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/7fd69cbed9110b8630723097bf23310b.jpg bff0cc109489fe3472e5946a9aa4f8d4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Float #3 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/483ee249da37a7a13f71fed70cd06968.jpg 1ecdc91f891190352a6a92a91ea8611c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Float #4 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/2f3267bc0ca476fed14605ca159fe509.jpg 0534a2c40153f9f0be008fc42ba4b01a Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Float #5 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/b8ddfac9655d2675575cb3cdf85bcf74.jpg f6e8732a41769c20b86b4c6a65ea504d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. 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Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Canoe Brook School Float Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Canoe Brook School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/1e924420db2458cc794c79361a52adad.jpg 90fbb87e84b808320ca384045977c249 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. 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Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Damascus School Float Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Damascus School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/e8cafab55de46805b1bc491a3c9b97e4.jpg ff4a482c80c74b9310079a7ec31d2c41 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. 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Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Paved Street School Float Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Parade Floats Parades Paved Street School http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/bc073cd91bd37f9e4dc53be03f31e390.jpg f67cfe8e41f1b24bd8c220f5043861c4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Harbor Street School Float Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Harbor Street School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/24161189992270b817edf49ab70a65cb.jpg d6b8f6ba4fb59bbe84299bb9d8c2150e Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Stony Creek School Float Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Parade Floats Parades Stony Creek School http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/8921e76514019bab3770c4c8eb38722b.jpg 3336217959b5599a4babba16f2eda092 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. 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Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Stony Creek School Float #2 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Parade Floats Parades Stony Creek School http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/dce1201c6f573ade2fec8058d678383d.jpg ac5dd56da01b964e82176e30602aedb5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: M.I.F. Co. Float #8 Subject The topic of the resource Parades Carnival floats Parade floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library M.I.F. Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/b4dce22a602abd0a58ffb964c05049e5.jpg ac88c04d03c060a0be18ac83ed032be5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: M.I.F. Co. Float #9 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library M.I.F. Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/f8c94aa00a1a0987f8f0e5b96a593b0e.jpg 0c1e2f73ec5530888b8091a3fe78a557 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Float #6 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/d7e7594b5629073092e257c8fd7a03b2.jpg bbbd6e37e2d71ef0d5dba50aaf09475c Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Mill Plain School Float Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Mill Plain School Parade Floats Parades http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/36a86c678811217c079f674e59cc0f93.jpg 01670b00f0f3251898ef0db43eba8d6d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Branford Carnival Photographs Description An account of the resource The James Blackstone Memorial Library has four albums of photographs taken during the Branford Carnivals of the early 20th century. The Branford Agricultural Fair was started in 1895 and included a parade and displays held on the Branford Green. Later the fair moved to the Driving Park, also known as Hippodrome Park, and bicycle and trotting races were added. The event was reorganized by the Branford Businessmen Association in 1905 and became known as the Branford Carnival. The fair was abandoned in 1907 and 1908 but resumed in 1909. The last record for the carnival is 1910, however, newspapers should be consulted for later dates. - Jane Peterson Bouley Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1910 Carnival: Center School Float #7 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Type The nature or genre of the resource Image Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1910 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource For purposes of private study, scholarship, and research, you may print or download this content. Publication and/or distribution in any form requires permission from the copyright holder (if any) and the James Blackstone Memorial Library Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REF. 974.68B 1910 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource Photograph JPG Language A language of the resource English Subject The topic of the resource Parades Parade floats Carnival floats Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Morton, John H. photographer Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Physical Photographs in the Archives Room of the James Blackstone Memorial Library Center School Parade Floats Parades Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branford Lock Works Subject The topic of the resource Lock Manufacturers Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branford Lock Works Catalogue 1886 Subject The topic of the resource Branford Lock Works Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource O. A. Dorman Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available James Blackstone Memorial Library Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1886 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text http://207.210.128.35/archives758/files/original/0edb99606d0737a3bead094def052afe.pdf d3bf1ac1142a82d4c63e1f5140bb391f PDF Text Text RD IR CTORY, 1895. noun OFFICIO t ado?' Street , Bo Farts, A,visor,Thigoarroser: cam &wag "1"Pk;Seinrcyntn * Mot* 4 *V kids Snag*. I Sinn, Ittratt44, cog; CONTAIN g Cre. THE POLLOWING DIRECTORIES etide0pWc W10,,in sad Raugarta ' Liddleton and pirtIted, Minna's, New 1,0314.0,w iaso&iJ)erb7, Rbeitpli and kiegniony, winsieg.ind ad mareilte, 'es, General Directory of the Citizens, Classified A Business Directory, Town Officers, Churches, Schools, Societies, Etc. THE PRICE et 06-2 LEE CO., Publishers, to MEADOW STREST, Nins, RAVIN, CONN. 1895,11y THE /MICE 86 1.133 Ord secordiug to otOongtor;bn tiotofyear Coasts, at Westbigton. lanuiso �4o r,'Z JuN a b 11320 CONTENTS. INDEX TO BRANFORD ADVERTISERS. PMIN Abbreviators $1 Advertisements. 65 Bands and Orchestras . ............ ................... 57 Borough Officers 49 Bahama Directory 65 Cemeteries 60 Census 36 Churches 57 Constables 64 G. A. R... ........ ..... $ Index to Advertisers 4 Index to Out of-Town Advertisers. 57 Justices of the Peace 67 List of Post-offices In Connecticut. 7 MIMS of Residents 65 Post offices 63 Public Libraries 57 Schools 40 Societies. Astoeladons, etc 66 State Government 56 Stock Companies 5 Sae sad Avatnee Temperance 57 Team Officer& 66 United Suites Ovssne. t.--t.k.../ JUAN TAGS • Andrews 11.0 82 front cord p V Bohn Henry Brainerd F. E 88 Bnutford Building Co... ...... 87 Branford House 98 81 Branford Opinion 91 Bray Thomas M Christy George 31 82 93 Clark Henry Corcoran W. T 85 90 Coyle C. H. 91 Davis C. A 9$ 98 Delavan House Fcgquist A. B. ...... front cord p IV 84 Everding Charlet 84 Griswold S. A 88 Harrington C. W 91 Hubbard H. W * Hooky B. F 84 Jackson F. L. 89 "V Johnom John II- 82 Johnston D. W 87 Jeardan F. & Son ........ 89 Kelsey O. C 91 Kerr John 89 Kniffin Oscar? 82 Mark Louis 86 McKee Bros. 90 Moore J. 9 inside front cover New York Store 86 Osborn S. V. & Co 90 Otell Fred 89 Page Henry Peckham F. E. & Co., bent colS p 84 Prams Stannard . 99 Rice M. P. ........... 99 Richards C. A 86 Ryda J. V 92 Schlosser Herman 85 Wilford 0. H Woodcock Q. 8 83 14, (ttc3r occe?, � ;UIifiItt _ 1. Pil —.. 14 iioltrIlIF. 1 . — - 1 1 I :1Zi lligifi l lf lioidin, IIM It .„ . i.,.,. i lti;7_i:,„i-,, „,,'",, , ,,. „., i ,r_.:, I! aril .. - in,- 1,-- Tr -. lir— ' iip ---N7 ,, '1 : —• 14*.' f - I. r r: /Ili; , . ,°., - — — I ii ---, t.... J f., H 1 ', I • ......,.., — 7 * .0i:re 4, • 1 �'1 t; is, dr yir: '',7 r r.20.:44r. 2 . , nI'lLryt A:* .4" 4'I kt .. '' a t .r. in 4 ''' ..• A. - Min' \''' ;L'e ri,,.... . “......a.....tirr ..,rrs ses . ,s‘rs s e....r. s sr ' -rom..n �INDEX TO OUT-OF-TOWN ADVERTISERS. Bakery. Ferry P., 50 Church, New Haven .... opp inside back cover Business Collar Childs' Business College, 48 Church, New Haven... back cover Carpenters and Builders. Ahern Thomas F. & Co., 183 Franklin, New Haven back cover Carpets and Oil Cloths. Averill F. L., 761 Chapel, New Haven.. ..... .. front cover Caterer. Ferry P., 46 Church, New Haven opp inside back cover Crockery and Glassware. Averill F. L., 761 Chapel, New Haven front cover Clothing. Besse, Richey & Co., 784 Chapel, New Haven 94 Dry Goods. Howe & Stetson, 767 Chapel, New Haven inside back cover Fancy Goods. Howe & Stetson, 707 Chapel, New Haven Inside back cover Furniture Dealer. Averill F. L., 781 Chapel, New Haven front cover Furrier. Brooke F. E., 795 Chapel, New Haven back cover Gents' Furnishings. Besse, Richey & Co., 784 Chapel, New Raven. ......... . • . .... 94 Hats and Caps. Brooks F. E., 795 Chapel, New Haven back cover Horse Clothing. Besse, Richey & Co., 784 Chapel, New Haven 04 Metal Ceilings, Ahem Thomas F. & Co., 188 Franklin, New Haven... .back cover Saloon Fixtures, Ahern Thomas F. & Co., 188 Franklin, New Haven back cover Store and Office Fixtures, Ahern Thomas P. & Co., 188 Primal/a, New Haven back cover Stoves and Ranges. Averill F. L., 781 Chapel, New Haven front cover Thanks and Bags. Besse, Richey & Co ., 784 Chapel, New Haven. 94 Brooks & Co., 795 Chapel, New Haven back cover I STREETS, AVENUES AND ROADS. BLACKSTONEVILLE a section on Pine Orchard road BRADLEY, from Main junc. W Main southwest to railroad track BRADLEY AVENUE, from Montowese opp the Green easterly BRAINARD, from Main east and south to Rogers, Stony Creek BRANFORD POINT, a section south end of Harbor after crossing creek BRUSHY PLAIN, a section at north end of Ivy BUSHY HILL. a section at western end of Ivy CEDAR, from Main west side Blackstone Memorial Library north to Cedar Hill and Cherry Hill road CHERRY HILL ROAD. from W Main opp Harbor north to Cherry Hill and North Branford line CHESTNUT, from Main June. E Main north to Short Rocks road CHURCH. from S Main to railroad track DAMASCUS, a section lying between Branford and Stony Creek DOUBLE BEACH ROAD, from Bradley south to Harbor EAST MAIN, continuation of Main from June. of Chestnut easterly ELM, from Rogers west to Harbor FAIRVIEW AVENUE, from end Flying Point av southwest, Stony Creek FLYING POINT, section bordering on the shore end of Flying Point av, Stony Creek FLYING POINT AVENUE, from Main south to Flying Point, Stony Creek GOODSELL POINT ROAD, from Harbor opp Stannard av (Branford Point) easterly to Goodsell Point GRAYS LANE, from Flying Point av east. Stony Creek HARBOR, from W Main opp Cherry Hill road south to Branford Point HARDING AVENUE. from Indian Neck av easterly HARRISON AVENUE, from Main opp Baptist Church northwest HILLSIDE AVENUE, from Main opp the Green northwest to Ivy HOPSON AVENUE, from Main opp Blackstone Memorial Library south to railroad track FIOSLEY AVENUE, from W Main near Saltonsta8 Lake to Cherry Hill road HOTCHKISS GROVE ROAD, from Pine Orchard rd INDIAN NECK, a section southern end of Montowese INDIAN NECK AVENUE, from depot east of S. V. Osborn & Co's southeast to Montowese IVY, from Main at Branford Lock Works westerly to Bushy Hill KIRKHAM, from Main opp Monrob south to Maple and Depot LATOOLE AVENUE, from Main at Delavau House northwest LAUREL, from Main east side of Blackstone Memorial Library northwest to Cedar LEETE'S ISLAND ROAD, from School junc. Northam, Stony • Creek, east to Guilford line MAIN, from junc. E Main and Chestnut west to W Main junc. Bradley MAIN (Stony Creek) from N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. south to Indian Point House MAPLE. from Depot, southwest and west to Old Short Beach rd MILL PLAIN, from E Main northerly to Short Rocks rd and Quench rd MONROE, from Main opp Kirkham northwest and west to Cherry Hill rd MONTOWESE. from Main east side of the Green to Indian Neck NORTHAM, from School June Leete's Island rd west, Stony Creek NORTH BRANFORD ROAD, from E Main northeasterly to North Branford line OLD SHORT BEACH ROAD, from West Main south to Short Beach PALMER, from depot northwest and north to Northam, Stony Creek �STREETS, AVENEES AND ROADS. PAVED STREET DISTRICT, a section eastern part of town north of turnpike PINE ORCHARD, a section on the shore about one-half way to Stony Creek at end of Pine Orchard rd PINE ORCHARD ROAD, from Montowese to Pine Orchard PLEASANT POINT, from Stony Creek road to the shore PROSPECT, from Main easterly, Stony Creek QUESCH ROAD, from Mill Plain northeast to North Branford Rue RAILROAD AVENUE, Stony Creek, from Depot east between the railroad tracks RED HILL ROAD, Stony Creek, from Leete's Island road northerly ROGERS, from Main south to railroad station ROGERS, (Stony Creek), from Main easterly RUSSELL, from Main nearly opp Monroe to Elm SHORT ROCKS ROAD, from Mill Plain to Chestnut, Short Rocks SILVER, from Ivy northerly SOUTH MAIN, from Montowese west to Main south side of the Green STANNARD AVENUE. from Harbor (Branford Point) westerly TERHUNE AVENUE, from Indian Neck av westerly THREE ELM AVENUE, from Flying Point a y easterly, Stony Creek TURNPIKE from Branford to Guilford, Stony Creek TYLER PLACE, south from Main n S Main VETO, off about 15 Main westerly to M. P. Rice's stable WATROUS, Stony Creek, from School west and north to Northam, Stony Creek WEST AVENUE, Stony Creek, from Main at Brainard Home west WEST MAIN, from Main June Bradley northwest to East Haven line WILFORD AVENUE. from Montowese west to Church rEITAHI.S.S./EDES) 3.13 73. ISTCOrtrORAMMD THE PRICE 8c LEE CO., 206-210 Meadow St., New Haven, Omni BRANCH 01115107ECS 182 High St., Holyoke, Ina 47/Pende1l Av., Bridgeport, Conn. 46 Sutton As., Springfield, Mass. 337 Main St. Fitchburg, Man. 86 Main Street, Norwich, Conn. PUBUSHERS OF THE FOLLOWING DIRECTORIES: New Haven, Bridgeport, Norwich, Waterbury and Naugatuck, New London, Meriden, New Britain, Norwalk Ansonia, Derby, Shelton and Seymour, Middle. town and Portland,Wittsted and Torrington, Bristol and Plainville, Willimantic, Southington, New Milford and Rockville and Stafford Springs, in Connecticut. springfield,West Springfield and Chicopee, Holyoke, Pittsfield, Northampton and Easthampton, Fitchburg, Leominster, Clinton and Lancaster, Athol and Orange, Gardner, Winchendon and Ashburnham, and Adams, in Massachusetts. AMERICAN CARRIAGE DIRECTORY. BBL TRADES DIRECTORY FOR JEW IOWA AD JEW YOH STATE 13RANFORD DIRECTORY 1895. ABBREVIATIONS. ab, above; adv, advertisement; av, avenue; bet, between; bel, below; hey, beyond; blk, block; c, corner; do, ditto; emp, employed; h, house; mfr, manufacturer; n, near; opp, opposite; p, page; r, rear; rd, road. B. Lock Works, Branford Lock M. I. Fittings Co., Malleable Iron Works. Fittings Co. S. C. P. G. Co., Stony Creek Y. & T. Mfg. C., Yale & Towne Pink Granite Co. Mfg. Co. ABBEHOUSE SAMUEL emp B. Lock Works, bds Silver Ablondi Bros. (J. and P. Ablondi), grocers and meat market, Stony Creek J. (Ablondi Bros.) Stony Creek, h do. P. (Ablondi Bros.) Stony Creek, h do. Abrams Moths, tailor Main c Veto, h do. Adams David, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h E Main n Mill Plain Express Co., Frank D. Whitney agt., at depot Branford, and William G. Edwards agt., depot Stony Creek Ahern Charles, emp B. Lock Works, bde Chestnut n Short Rock rd Daniel, emp M. P. Rice, bds Chestnut John P., emp B. Lock Works, bds Chestnut n Short Rocks rd Michael, emp B. Locks Works, h Chestnut n Short Rocks rd Michael Jr., laborer, bds Chestnut n Short Rocks rd Richard, laborer, h Ivy • Ahlbeck Arvid, painter, h Harbor east of Maple Albee Hannah M., widow Calvin, h 20 Rogers Albin er Bridget, -widow Joseph J., h Maple bey Harbor George, emp B. Look Works, h Branford Point Allen Frances, widow Henry A., h Cherry Hill rd S. M., clerk J. Hutchinson & Co., bds Hopson av Allex John, emp B. Lock Works, h Ivy n Mill Plain Allsworth Marnson R., shipping clerk Y. & T. Mfg. Co., bds Montowese opp the green William II, timekeeper Y. & T. Mfg. Co., h Montowese opp the green .Alnishouse A. Tuttle keeper, Stony Creek rd , emp B. Lock Works, bds 97! Main Alterman Max Aitermatt Paul August, emp B. Look Works, h 143 E Main �S ERANI ORD [B] DIRECTORY. TRA_NTORD [A] DIRECTORY. Altrmanndierger Albert, laborer, h Short Beach Anibrn-oli G.. emp Norcross Bros., h Stony Creek nc! ,..;,/, Alex, ,borer, Ms Ro gers, Stony Creek Alt x J., laborer, It Cbei ry 11,11 rd Caroline, widow Eric, h Lcete's Island rd, Stony Creek Charles, emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds Hopson at Charles, laborer, Ms Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Charles, map M. I. Fittings Co., bds Harbor n railroad Charles, crap B. Lock Works, bds off Indian Neck ay, south Christina Mrs., h Watrous, Stony Creek Ernst, laborer, bds Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Hans, crap B. Lock Works, h off Indian Neck ay, south Hawley, ern)) B. Lock Works, bds off Indian Neck ay, south Johanna, widow John, bds Harbor east of Maple John, stone cutter, h Leete Island rd, Stony Creek John, laborer, h Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Joseph, emp 31. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor n railroad Mott, emp 14.1. Fittings Co. bdsHarbor n Bradley Oscar, quarryman, bds Leete 'Island rd, Stony Creek Oscar, emp B. Lock Works, h off Indian Neck ay, south Peter, laborer, h Rogers n depot Sven, emp 31. I. Fittings Co., h W Main bey Cherry Hill road Andress Otto, emp Oak Hall, bds do. Andrews Bros. (Harry 0. and J. A. Andrews), Branford and New Haven Express, Montowese NDREWS EXPRESS, Andrews Bros. props., BranA ford and New Haven, Montowese—See p 82 NDREWS HARRY 0. (Andrews Bros.), and job printer Montowese, h do.—See p 82 John A. (Andrews Bros.), h Montowese at railroad track Ls 41/4, widow George, h Montowese Angelo Carsarme, laborer, h Flying Point av, Stony Creek Markety, quarryman B. Granite Co., h off Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Nato, quarryman B. Granite Co., bds Flying Point av, Stony Creek Antonio C., emp Norcross Bros., h Stony Creek Appleby Fred A., emp N. I. Fittings Co., bds E Main George W., laborer, h off Indian Neck ay south Arde/ino It, crap Norcross Bros., h Stony Creek Arienta Charles, saloon West a y, Stony Creek, h do. Armory Building, Bradley at Ashman David, laborer, h Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Herbert A., crap New Haven, bils Leete Island . ,id, Stony Creek / Asterholm Andrew, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h 42 Rogers Atwell Daniel, laborer, h Main opp Lock Works Augur Fred M., clerk .T. Hutchinson & Co. h Laurel Attrill Asaliel T. oysterman, h Indian Neck C. Adelbert, 'boatman, h 24 Harbor, Branford Point Danieles2d, meat market Hosley blk Main, 65 3lontoDaniel Mrs., h 29 Harbor, Branford Point Fannie, widow Roland, h Harbor n Branford Point House George M., restaurant "The Ark," boats to let Indian Neck, h do. Henry W., farmer, h Montowese bey Wilford at James, h Montowese opp freight depot J. Frank, oysterman, b off 77 Harbor Julia A., widow William H., h Montowese opp Catholic Church Mary A. M iss, stenographer, bds 27 Harbor, Branford Point Samuel, bda Montowese bey Wilford av Sarah, widow Morris, h 27 Harbor, Branford Point Willys M. foreman M. I. Fittings Co., 27 Harbor, Branford Point BABCOCK A. T., clerk B. Lock Works, bds 9 Main Austin M., farmer, h I W Main George A., sup't Center Cemetery, h 154 E Main Marcus 0., grocer Main c S Main, h S Main n Main Backman John, quarryman, h Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Bacon J. Clarence, manager New York Store, Main, Ms Delavan House Bailey William E. amp B. Lock Works, h Wilford at Baisley George H., crap M. I. Fittings Co., bds Goodsell Point rd John W., emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Goodsell Point rd J. William Jr., emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds Goodsell Point rd • Baldwin A. Earle, farmer, h Guilford turnpike Albert, boatman, h Bradley bey railroad track David, farmer, h North Branford rd Edwin E., machinist, h Indian Neck at Eli= E., h Shuman Island George, boatman Island off Harbor, Branford Point Jerome, h Stannard at John R. farmer, h North Branford rd Merritt et, Captain oyster steamer, h S/ Harbor Sarahilose wuidow • Charles, h Harbor n Branford Point Ball Elverton, joiner, h Old Short Beach rd Walter S., emp S. V. Osborn & Co., Li foot Rogers Barbier N., emp shlorcross Bros., 11 &ORS Cre'cli h Stony Creek D., emp Norcross ' Barker Annie B., emp B. Lock Was, Li Ty!, r pl 2 �susnorth CBI tg aEorsour. so Barker Emerson, amp It LotittNtrorins, ,b IC IWO tt Mill Frank, laborer, It Bradley hey railroad track JAMB If., farmer, Ii W Minn n railroad track . Llervellp112 emp B. lock Work; h Mill Plain NancyM. „.housekeeperBradtsy hoy railroad Una . Sarah A., widow Harvey It. bds W. Main hay Harbor Borneo Archie B., clerk F K. Brainerd, Ii Throspeot, Stony Creek Arthur T., blacksmith, bda off Flying Point av, Stony Creek Charles A., oysterman, h off Flying Point av, Brant Creek James, laborer, h Cedar II Main John C., harnessmaker and dealer in horse (garbing Main, h do. • • William H., prop. Pot Island House, Pot Island Edward J., emp B. Look Works, b Russell Barroi William, farmer, h 1417 E Malt, Earro wn Henry J., painter, h W Main n East Haven line Barn David, laborer, h 143 IC Main J ohn, amp B. Lock Works, h Main n Monroe „. • Maurice j., cloak cutter, h 143 E Main *Baratrom Charles, molder M. I. Fittings Co., Ws off Indian Neck av, north .:Bartholomew Clifford G., foreman E Mai ey Mill Plain • Elisabeth Mrs., h Stony Creek rd Ernest S., rubber cutter, h Pine Orchard rd Zeman A. T., emp B. Lock Works, h Stony Creek rd Meg E., widow J. J.,11 E Main n Mill Plain Mary EL, widow D. D., h 13 Rogers Itodolpbus, farmer, Is Stony Creek rd Bassett Bertha Miss, clerk Y. it T. Mfg. Co., bds Bradley n Harbor Qeojge E., own M. L Fittings Co., h Bradley n **Or amp M. I. Fittings Co., We Bradley n Harbor Andrew, carpenter, h E Main n Main • widow C. H., h 5 Main opp Laurel saner; h Quo* road rinanand dealer off Flying Point av, Stony Creek E., nip New Haven, h fiS E Main 4thdiriek A. II., pattemmaker, Ms 8 Main en* Clary Hill farm, h Cherry HISS 4 W., prop. Branford, East Haven and New Ra ven sge aad express line, h K gain 131 Main h 114 E Main drive; Ma g Main Main Fittings Co., It Sibiu ., /Lap • 2 Iitrmeerh bh E. Main • .john C, fanner, h North Branford rd John H., finmerth gkeach road' Mary E. Miss, h E Main it Mill Plain 11 Beach Oliver B., coin. tra y., Ms off Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Samuel S., bds 114 E Main Timothy B., engineer M. I. Fittings to., h Kirkham n depot William II., bds 84 E Main • Willys E., clerk M. L Fittings Ca, h Maple Beament Henry S., coremaker M. I. Fittings Co., h. 86 Harbor Beardsley Daniel H., livery stable, etc. 10 Harbor, Branford Point, h do. Daniel L., emp B. Lock Works, h 9 Chestnut Beauloc Bernard, blacksmith B. Granite Co., h off Flying Point av, Stony Creek Beck Barbara Mrs., h Monroe • Charles, laborer, bds 64 Harbor Beers Charles L., emp M. I. Fittings Co., Is 3 W Main • William H., h Montowese opp the green Begley Bridget, widow John, h Ivy John, John ernp B. Lock Works, bds liy Benson L., porter Delavan House, bds do. • Benton George T., mason, Is Harbor n Branford Point House Marcus H., clerk C. H. Wilford, Is Wilford at Bergeron George, stone cutter, Is off Flying Point at, Stony Creek Bergstrom Stone J., clerk G. S. Woodcock, h Hopson av Berm]. Antoine, stone cutter, h Leete Island Stony Creek Antoine, stone cutter, bds Leet,e Island rd, Stony Creek Bernhardt Andrew, emp B. Lock Works, h 184 E Main Bernstein Elias, tailor Stony Creek, h do. M., barber, Stony Creek, h do. Betts Charles W., quarryman, h School c Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Bidwell Amelia Mrs., bds Montowese opp Wilford at Bicho Charles, emp B. Lock Works, Isis 12 Ifillside at Binder Frank H., supt. B. Granite Co. off Flying Roint at, Stony Creek, 11 do. Bird Edward I., emp B. Ldck Works, Is 47 Chestnut Henry A., emy B. Lock Works, Ms 47 Chestnut Joseph B, driver depot stage, Ma 47 Chestnut Bishop Egbert E., clerk J. Hutchinson is Co., h '7 Chestnut Elias G., farmer, h Stony. Creek rd Frank F„ boatman, Is Harbor, Branford Point George K., carpenter,!' WOBtrar, Stony Creek George W. Mtn, h Pine Orchard John, feast, h Paniaseos N. B., tiziott Flying Point as, Stony Creek, b do. * patteminaker IL I. Fittings Co., hterbune at Atss., It Dantanals rma quitnyinan, B. Granite Co., h West, evi l' ettsek �BICANYORD ‘ 1B] DIRECTORY. Blaokman Jahn, stone cutter, Ms Three Elm SY1 *gar Creek Blackmore Thomas, stone cutter, Ms West itv, Stony Creek Blackstone Betsey 3. Miss, h Pine Orchard rd • Charles, farrner,h Damascus Edwin E., farmer, b Pine Orchard rd • George, ice dealer and farmer, h Stony Creek rd John Mm, Ii Damascus Ralph, fanner, h Hotchkiss Grove rd Ruel, farmer, h Damascus Blackwel l Adolph, emp ht. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor n railroad track Blake John, farm hand, bds Stony Creek rd House, Main app. the park, BLISS I. E, prop. Delavan h do.---See p 93 Blowie Samuel, quarryman, Ms Railroad a y, Stony Creek Blumenthal Morrie, mop B. Leek Work; Ws Silver,. Boaden William, laborer, h West at, Stony Creek Boardman Herbert, laborer, h Blackstoneville Richard W., farmer, h Paved Street District Victor, carpenter emp C. C. Harrington, h Main n. Book Gabriel, laborer, bds Indian Neck at Th;rrs Boevsky Mike, emp B. Lock Works, Ws 23 Hillside at BOHN HENRY, prop. Oak Hall saloon and bottling' Main c Chestnut, h do—See front cord p V Victor M., emp H. Bohn, bds 86 Main Bolt William H., stone cutter B. Granite Co., h Railroad av, Stony Creek Boltin Harry, emp B. Lock Works, bds 23 Hillside av Mike h 23 Hillside tiv laborer, Ms Watrous, Stony Creek Fran Bougie k, Bonner T. J., stone cutter, Ms Island View House Berman Helena A. Miss, music teacher, Ms Main n B. Memorial Library Botsford Charles M., stone mason Flying Point ay, Stony Creek, h do. whey Benjamin, stone mason, h Railroad ay, Stony Creek George, stone cutter, b Leete Island road, Stony Creek Richard H., stone cutter B. Granite Co, h Railroad ay, Stony Creek Thomas, stone cutter II Granite Co., bds Railroad avir Stony Creek Boylan Thomas, cum R Lock Works, b. Chestnut' Boynton Walter N„ carpenter ltt, L -Fittings co, e Tyler pl Bradley Adelia E., widow Wariam toad Charles F., h Main Charles L., fanner, Edward K, musticteach nammona [B] mancroWr. Bradley F. Cline, carpenter, ji Montowese opp freight depot Frank, carpenter, lids 14 Montowese Prank T., carpenter emp C. C. Harrington, h Maine Hopson ay Franklin L., boarding house Flying Point a y, Stony Creek George A. J., clerk J. J. Buckley, bds Main c Russell Gurdon, ice dealer and grist mill Main, h do. Hannah S., widow Ebenezer T., h S Main c Tyler pl Henry K,• meat market W Main, h 18 do. Henry F., bds S Main c Tyler pl James S., laborer, h Short Beach Jane C. Miss, lids Wilford at J. Hubert, carpenter, b Main c Ivy Julia, widow James A., h Bradley o Harbor Lemuel H., h Short Beach Richard, carpenter 14 Montowese, h do. Seth, farmer, h Bradley Seth T., farmer and teamster, h Bradley. Willis, carpenter, h Bradley at Winfield F'., shoreman, h Main, Stony Creek Brady Henry, stone cutter, h Gray's lane Stony Creek Hugh, stone cutter, Ws Island View House ' Bragg Elon f farmer, h E Main n Mill Plain • Brainard House, Main cot. Roger; Stony Creek DRAINERD FRANK E., general store Main, Stony ;Creek, h do.—See p 83 John W., stage route, teamster, etc., 13 Prospect, Stony Creek RINFORD BUILDING CO., Joseph N. Graveline 13 manager, contractors and builders Harrison at n Main—II:se p 87 East Haven and New Haven Stage and Express line, G. W. Beach prop., Eldain Granite Co., quarries Flying Point, Stony Creek High School, 'Laurel PRANFORB HOUSE, ..E. A. Everding prop„ Elm c If Russell—See p 93 it taufireav orimoN (weekly newspaper), F. A. AP Finch prop. and editor, P. 0. blk Main—See p 81 Point House, S. Swift prop., Branford Point Saztfeirk, Walter Foote see, and treas., Town Hail mine, widow Jeremiah, h Maine Russell Innen, laborer, li Main c Russell in John Mrs, baker Mainm Rogers, h do. Bray Ilichardsfone cutter, 13 School, Stony Creek RAY TROIAS NI, blacksmith and wagmmuaker Solo* Stony Creek, h do—See p91 unt Jesse, h Montane* opp Catholic ChurchWit Bfrattey, b Stet Beach ' %ninon, h Short Beach erg Konrad Rey.;PasterStredishEr. Lutheran Oa Ms Hopson'av �RaaroaD 14 ;Anntscroirr.- Broiler John, nip R Lock Works, h 8 flhllndesv, Bromart Peter, emp M. L Fittings Co., bits 88 Harbor • Brown George L Rev., pastor Trinity Episcopal Church, b. 3Iontowese opp do. Bryan William, prop. Montowese House, Indian Neck Buck Charles, emp railroad, Ms Hopson at Buckley Cornelius, molder, h 8 Hillside at John J., grocer and saloon Main a Russell, h do. Lawrence, grocer and saloon Main, h do. Budlong, machinist B. Lock Works, bde 97 Z Main • Bunnell Benjamin B., h 30 9 Main Charles W., h Short Beach Burgess Hiram E., h Goodsell Point rd Burke Edmund, laborer, h Cedar n Todd Hill John, h Brushy Plain John Jr., emp B. Look Works, bds Brushy Plain Martin, carpenter B. Lock Works, II Ivy Patrick A., emp B. Lock Works, Ms Brushy Plain Burns John, emp Norcross Bros., It Stony Creek Bush Gilbert,h -Pleasant Point Timothy a, bds Pleasant Point • • CABLE .TULIIIS 0., painter, h W Main c Cherry Hill rd' •Calkins George W., confectionery and newsdealer 22Rogers, h 24 do. Callahan James, laborer, bds Harbor n Bradley Jennie, widow James, h Harbor n Bradley John P., emp B. Lock Works, h Laurel Callanan Bartholomew, farmer, Ms Short Rooks rd Catherine Miss, h 2 Chestnut Michael, farmer, h off Short Rocks road Thomas, laborer, bds Chestnut n Short Rocks rd Camp A. P. Miss, h Cherry Hill rd Carey David, emp B. Lock Works, Ms Main n Montowese James D., emp B. Lock Works, h Ivy John T., emp B. Look Works, h Main n MontoWeee Cngil Oscar IL, laborer, bds Montowese n S Main tarto Vine, b Flying Point at, Stony Creek Andus G., emp M. L Fittings Co., h off Indian Neck at, northerly I, amp bL Fittings Oo., h 45 Bra -Edward, crop IL I. Fittings Co., bds 86 Harbor John, ern') M. If Fittings Co., Ii Indian Neck at 494 2a, etbP M. L Fittings 90. 7 12 thoMe Beach 4.3 Maple JAM E., taborer, h W Main bet Vherry KIMtd Peter, laborer, h Rogers, Stott C reek Peter, quarryman, bde Leete Carney Ellen Mrs., bde Monroe Ellie Miss, Ms 11 Hillside at James, enip B. Look Works, Is , l IMANFORD Tan tuj DIREQTQAT. Carney Mary, widow Thomas, h 11 Hillside av Peter Jr., deputv sheriff, h Ivy Thomas P., sup ct B. Lock Works, h 18 Montowese Carson John R, stone cutter, Is Long Island road, Stony Creek Carter Flory A., widow B. L, h 67 Harbor Thomas, farmer, h 47 Chestnut Casey Patrick, laborer, h W Main n Old Short Beach road Castoldi Antics, laborer, Ms Warms, Stony Creek Cassareni P., env Norcross Bros., h Stony Creek Cavanaugh Thomas, teamster S. V. Osborn & Co., Is W Main n Cherry Hill road •Caress Domenico, laborer, bds Watrous, Stony Creek Chaipel Benj. F., h Harbor east of Maple Clifford, emp M. I. Fittings Co., Ms Main n Cedar Lizzie Mrs., h Harbor east of Maple Lyman B., emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Main n Cedar Cherry Andrew, bds Short Rocks road Chink Joseph, molder emp M. L Fittings Co., h Harbor n schoolhouse Chirchoff John, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 75 Harbor Christian William J., painter, kis Damascus 11141ST Y GEORGE M.h p otographer Main, Stony ' V Creek, h do.—See 1382 C Churchill Henry W., peddler, h Guilford road Clancy Eliza, widow James, h Main opp Jackson William S., em B. Lock Works, Ms Main opp Russell Clapp Walter H., tel. operator N. Y., N. H. & H. ILK. deShort Beach Clark Ren. F., laborer, Is W Main n East Haven Charles E., fish, oysters and grocery Main, Stony Creek, Ms do. Harry, emp M. I. Fittings Co., Ms Church n Wilford at CLARE HENRY, prop. Double Beach House, Double Beach, It do.—See p 93 James IL, blacksmith 34 Rogers, histoole at John, emp M. I. Fittings Co, Is W Main n East Haven line William Jr., clerk, bds Flying Point av, Stony Creek William J., saloon 311In n Flying Point a y, Stony Creek, Is do. Clauckin Charles ernp M. I. FittingsCo Indian Neckar Coskle-y Daniel K, bds Silver John B., snip B. Lock Works, h Silver Cobbeigh William C., emp IL L Fittings Co., h Mouton ' nthe river Cfodie Nic, stone cutter B. Granite Co., b off Flying Pot oft,-Stony Creek Coe E. 3. Mrs., prop. Three -14M Hones, Stony Creek, b do. Fmleyinf psi at stogsFritkst c " Cairn Wt4ter A., rem InFittipp Co., .itt' Bradley Cole Eker, quarrymmt,133fai Creek �114t/IRTOED 101 Coleman Bridget Mrs., bend of Church Coletti Benedetts, laborer, bits Watreas,ltay Collins Bartholomew, amp B. F. Kerlin in, s do. Charles, blacksmith, k Prospect, Sticiny Creek - Dennis, emp B Lock Worts, b Main c Munroe, Frederick, stone cutter, bds Palmer, Stony Creek John, emp M. 1, Fittings Co., h Bradley n Harbor John ad, fainer, h off Stony Creek rd Michael, laborer, h Pine Orchard Patrick, farmer, h off Stony Creek rd • Comstock William E., contractor M L Fittings Carla Y3 Montowese Collar P., emp Nomross Bros., h Stony Creek Condon Ellen, widow David, h Elm --Patrick F., emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds Elm/ Thomas, laborer, h Chestnut, Short Haas, Connelly John, laborer, h Ivy 'Conners Andrew, amp Norcross Brea, h SVanTer(4 Dennis, molder R Lock Works, bend of clamor \ Conway Frank, timekeeper Bran ford Granite Co.,. Three Elm House, Flying Point av, Stony Cook Albert, laborer, bds Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Anderson S., painter 14 Rogers, h do. Cassius, Hotchkiss Grove House, Indian Nw.. ck Charles, stone cutter, h Prospect, Stony . Creek Charles W. farmer, bds Paved Street 15listriet. Frank M., farmer, Ii Guilford turnpike Georgians, widow Samuel, h Leete Island rd, Stony Creek Harriet, widow Samuel, h BlackstoneviWI Henrietta E., widow Homer S. M., housekeeper W Main n Double Beach rd Samuel G., farmer, la Paved Street District Samuel S ri 11 Main n Rogers William J., laborer, bda Leete Island rd, Stony Creek eCookeo Peter, stone cutterl bds off Flying Point tv, Stony Creek Cooper Edward M., emp J. Cooper, bds Man, Stony Greek James,fish, 'o ysters, etc., Ii Main; Stony Creek - Corcoran Andrew, enap B. Lock Works, Is Short Reeks rd " " John, laborer, hMenroe CiORCOBAN lifilifitAlt T., plumbers IlWalkl C 'Water bast i n g, motet and tinware, etc. Wilford av-,--SeOpfi5 • • 1 C;ornie Victor B., stone cutter:1i Off Flying ?Alit* Creek - 'Costello Patrick Map B. - La Works /lid/ Mitill'ert r Covert Charles W., amp B. VoialtWorkagh„Wilford, Coyle Andrew J., barber, ii 16 Mciite DOYLE CHARLES fin BRANFORD [Dl miliarony. nnizotoilt: Bradley av—See p ttle • Crampton Charles 11,,baggligaltaVte R., h Indian lareek4W "Cranwell Edward S., carpenter, h Palmer, Stony Creek •'Creamer Thomas, laborer, Ii Stony Creek rd Cream Daniel, fanner, h Damascus Daniel J., fanner, bds Damascus Dennis, farmer, bds Damascus John, fanner, h Chestnut, Short Rocks Creen Ann widow John, h Chestnut, Short Rocks 'Crofton Edw ard, stone cutter, h Leete bland rd, Stony , Creek Crohan Thomas F., emp B. Lock Works, h Ivy Crosby Bridget, widow Richard, h Ivy Richard, emp B. Lock Works h Ivy Crouch Edward, h Bradley n Harbor Thomas E., map B. Lock Works, h Terhune air Crewley Jeremiah, molder B. Lock Works, h Silver „Cruchoff Christ C., molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 75 Harbor Cull Francis, farmer E Main n Mill Plain Cullen Joseph, emp B. Lock Works, bds 97 E Main Cummins Jane Miss, milliner emp R. Richards bds Main Cunninghani Isabelle C., widow Edward H., h Mai n opp Baptist Church John J. V., bookkeeper Y. lc T. Mfg. Co., h Main opt) Baptist Church Curren John F., laborer, bds Chestnut, Short Rocks Thomas, einp B. Lock Works, bds Chestnut, Short Rocks Curtan Margaret, widow Patrick, h Chestnut, Short Rocks Cushing Timothy, laborer h W Main bey Bradley Cushman; Nathaniel G., h 'Short Beach , DAHLBERG JOHN, foreman mason Branford Building Co., bds Hopson av Daly Catherine, widow Jeremiah, h 4 Chestnut Catherine, widow William, h 4 Chestnut James E., farmer, bds Damascus J. Carroll, h 4 Chestnut John, farmer, h Damascus John, amp B. Lock Works, lads Main opp do. Thomas J. enap B. Lock Works, h an Chestnut Damberg Alfred, molder N. I. Fittings Co., h 48 Rogers Danforth Frances, widow Walter, h 57 Montowese Lawretwe, amp M. I. Fittings Co., bds 57 Montowese ' Walter W., farmer, bds 57 Montotrese •Dmitt Sarney, entp B. Lock Works, bds Ivy is Silver ' Darling Ge orge, Ston e c utter, has Island View House Divide Samuel, amp B. Lock-;Works, h 12 Hillside av bisehamith and carriage repairer flAVIS ORUS 1,1 Main—See p rEekfeica, fanner, h Main aMill Plain FijdngPohit me,,thmir Creek -nap Loot Wanks, bds Damage-us WILMit t pkiyiiñsn (homeopathie), a nni:(30.) ern* es 8,10 0 a. in., tOt � 18 taw y mitacroar. • Dean Caroline, widow Horace W,,h 147 E Main Walter IL, jkaitoreenter School, h 747 E Main Deeble John, with S. C. P. G. to., his Prospect, Stony Creek DELAVAN HOUSE, M. E. Nies prop., Main opp the • • the park—See p U Deluca Johan, laborer, brie School, Stony Creek Densloiv Robert, mason, h Harbor, Branford Point . Desmond Patrick, molder, h 44 Rooe,„ re •Devitt Theophilas S. Res:., pastor Coug. Church, b S Maine o Church Devlin George, mop B. Lock Works, h Main oppblacksmitlk shop William, farm hand Double Beach rd a Maple, Ms do. Dibble Richard, farmer, h Paved Street District Dixon James F., emp B. Lock Works, h S Main app echoed-house D'lario Carmine, laborer, 'xis Watrous, Stony Creek • Doherty Charles, carpenter, h Main Dolph James Mrs., h Paved Street District, Stony Creek James H., fanner, h Paved Street District Sherman K, clerk Prann Stannard, h Church Donahue William, teamster M. L Fittings Co., h Neck av c Harding av Donegan James, farmer, h Damascus Stephen, emp H. B. Plant, h Rouble Beach rd Donnelly John, blacksmith, Main, h r do. Joseph P., foreman B. Lock Works, his 97 E Main - Donovan John M., laborer, bds Main n Kirkham Mary Mm., h Main n Kirkham Doolittle Charles B., bds Pine Orchard Edward, h Mon towese c Wilford av H. W., bds Pine Orchard T. B., h Pine Orchard Dorman Lyman L., baggagemaster Stony Creek, h do. riOUEL E BEACH HOUSE, Henry Clark prop., Double Beach—See p 03 17 Dougherty Edward, laborer, h Maple bey Harbor Peter, quarryman, la Red Ri ll rd, Stony Creek Robert, farmer, h Montowersi n Indian Seek sir -Dowd Albert B., fisherman, h West a, Stony Creek Dower Richard, stone cutter, ir off School sr railroad Stony Creek Downey Timothy, shoernaket,VMontowese bey Will William, map B. Lock Warta, lilt RI/Wids Doyle John J.. ernpM. I. hictin - Thomas, ernp B. Lock We , William J., en GL EtSidi Driscoll -Cornelius, brine mottles side av Daniel S., laborer, h of Joseph H., emp M. L.-fi - Point sauna* frj atusertamr,. Duddy George, Mop M. I. Fittings Co., h Harding av Dudioe Joseph, emp B. Look Works, Ws 134 E Main Dugan Mary L., widow William M., h Chestnut Thomas, emp B. Lock Works, h Chestnut Duggan John, laborer, h Harbor o Maple Doman John, emp B. Lock Works, his Ivy n Main Dunn John R, clerk 3. F. Kane, bds Ivy Patrick H., tinsmith, bds Ivy Peter, molder B. Lock Works, h Ivy n Silver Peter S., patternmaker B. Lock Works, bds Ivy Thomas F., emp B. Lock Works, bds Ivy Dunstan James, stone cutter, bde Railroad av, Stony Creek HADES JOHN, h Al Main c Laurel Edwards George, foreman Norcross Bros., h Brainerd, Stony Creek Richard W., quarryman, h Flying Point av, Stony Creek William G., station agent, h Prospect, Stony Creek Eflick Rudolph, emp M. L Fittings Co., h Russell Ely Adrian G .., emp New Haven, h off 77 Harbor Calvin L., dentist, h 8 W Main Hattie 0. Miss, stenographer, bde 3 W Main Willys, laborer, h Main n East Haven line Endlnm John, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 86 Harbor. Endress Otto, laborer, h Main n Montowese Engleholm Aaron, quarryman, lxls Leete Island rd, StonyCreek NGQUIST AXEL M., stoves and tinware, plumbing, E steam and hot water heating 36 Rogers, h do.—See front cord ri IV Frank, laborer, Ii Montowese opp the green Enright Michael, emp B. Lock Works, h Hillside av Epstein Fred, emp B. Look Works, it Silver Erickson Andrew, emp B. Lock Works, Ii Chestnut Andrew, molder M. L Fittings, Co., It 48 Rogers , Carl A., erop M. 1. Fitttinge bd4 86 Harbor Carl K, plumber emp A. I Engquist, his Rogers Charles, ernp M. L kitting. Co., h Main c Rogers Fritz R, molder, bds 481ogers George J., bds Rogers i &Tot „Hits, emp M L Fifth/OS:I>, h SS Rubor john, molder M. L Main. Co., it Mthnowese 12 OathJoseph R, 3nRM. L eathati 48 Rogers. Ian, gimp XI: fltingsOo.,b Rogers c Elm Olof, emp A. R. Engeoua, h Edgers n depot Victor, molder M. L fittings Co:, h Church n Wil- molder Byisioir. Weft k Main n W Male 004313" ihniatefilm * Russell, it do.— , 1)-0 Aletersonfl., esteemanaa‘fe‘ Theetrepp freight depot Robert, stateoutter, onlyingsralt av, Stony Creek �-so tv.i,,rpoRD tri pf,,,,ercorr. l'ARNHAM ELMER G., carpenter and builder ,Motieewese, h do. George A., carpenter, h E Main n WU Plain James, emp B. Lock Wortala 164 13 Main Millard, emp B. Lock Works, la Main n Mill Plain , Farnsworth Thomas S., painter, h 6 1110atolreee Farrell John II., emp B. Lock Works/Ma Maple William H., emp B. Lock Works, h Maple Fenner Elmer E., farmer, h Pine OrchardFenton James, emp B. Lock Works, bds Totoket House Ferris Frank, farmer, n Blackstoneville efield Matthew, blacksmith, h Flying Point at, Stony Creek Field C. Wilbur, fanner, h Brushy Plain _Fields George C., blacksmith Rogers, h Montownse PINCH FREDEB/C A., editor and publisher Branford r Opinion P. O. blk, h Su E Main—See p Si Fisher Thomas G., laborer, h Unbor n Bradley Fitzgerald Celia, widow James, Ii Damascus ,James, molder M. L Fittings Co., h Elm n Branford House Mamie Miss, cup M. I. Fittings Co., Ws Main opp blacksmith shop Margaret, widow Timothy, h Main n W Main Michael, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h Main n W Main Patrick, emp M. I. Fittings Co., It Maple c Harbor William R, coachman J. W. Nichols Cherry Hill, bds do. Charles, teamster, h Indian Neck FbftUenry, blacksmith It I. Fittings Co., h Monroe Fontanoe Vittorio, stone cutter, h School, Stony Creek _Foote Adelbert P., fisherman and joiner, h Flying Point a-c', Stony Creek J. Herbert, clerk C. ff. Wilford, bds Wilford at Robert S., enip 11 Lock Works, bds Wilford gv Samuel, fanner and cider mill North Branford. rctrh do. Walter, town clerk, lxls Main n Cedar William R. boots and shoes and gents' furnishings Main, liMontowese c Stony Creek rd . Nagar IL, farm band, bds Short Beach Borne IL, farmer, h Old Short Beach relit W Main clerk S. A. Gnswold,,hBradleyav eirerd Lucius Ronne Miaow, laborerrbde School, Stony Cree k bda Montowese bey railroad. batik `rowieri lleiwy Sakes H., h Monnawese bey railroad track Joseph S., famaer, h Stony Creek rd Panneha Miss, la &may Creek rd Samuel a, fawner, h fif,oity Creek rd Walter K, clerk W. It Foote, Main 'e Laurel: Frazier John, ena Boleros& Bros, Ms Palmer it Stony Fredericks Peter, emit M. L Fittings Co., bdat Freeman Charles F., clerk4 Rutcbinson .4 nalarroao [co rak.aCrOst. Freeman Charles N., druggist, h Montowese opp the green Joseph, emp It I. Fittings Co., bds 64 Harbor Mary Miss, cook Delavan House, h Hopson at Frieberg Joseph, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor n Bradley Frank N. C., prop. Indian Point House Main bel Flying Paint at, Stony Creek 'Friable Charles II., farmer, h Ston y Creek rd Sarah E. Miss, h S Main n Main Thomas J., farmer, h Damascus Fuselli Mary, widow Francis, h Pine Orchard rd GACTANA CHRISTIAN, trackman, h School, Stony Creek_ Gadwies John, en" B. Lock Works, bds 134 E Main inty Dennis, farmer, h Damascus . Frank, farmer, bde Damascus Gallagher Mary Mrs., bds Old Short Beach rd Gellandet Edward M., h Indian Neck Galligan James, emp B. Lock Works, bds 97 E Main Galloway William, h Indian Neck Gallatin Joseph, confectionery and cigars Flying Point ay, Stony Creek, h do. Garden Joseph, stone cutter B. Granite Co., h off Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Joseph Jr., stone cutter B. Granite Co., lads off Flying Point ay Stony Creek Garlic Seymour, far mer, h Queach rd Garlic Frei', stone cutter B. Granite Co., h off Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Garvey Phillip, emp B. Lock Works, h 91 E Main G AyLoRD C. vv., physician P. 0. bik 16 S Main, h do.; office hours, 8.00 to 9.30 a. m., 12.30 to 2.30 and. 6.30 to 9.00 p.m.; Sundays 12.00 to 2.00 and 6.00 to 7.90 p.m. Geeland James, bds Rogers ti depot George Richard, stone cotter, h Railroad ay, Stony Creek Robert, stone cutter, h Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Robert, stone cutter, h Railroad at, Stony Creek William, with S. C. P. G. Ca., h 'West ay, Stony Creek bbert Lorin. enrp M. L Fittings Co., bds Harbor, Branford Point bs Oscar, F., emp It L Fittings Co, bds Branford Point Gilchrist Bernard, farmer., h Cedar n Todd Hill Gill Solm, emp B. Look Works, It Ivy ft Main , Raymond, etnp B. Lock Works,lads Ivy n Main Gilley Charles, boot and shoe dealer Stony Creek, h do. Gilroy Martin, env ti. kfittiligs Co., It Russell Slits, Chad* farmer, 11131101i BP "addlng Owlet L, voreniett y g,. I. Fittings CO., MiadoWeeeImy raliread.,traelt PhiliipA, 'fermi= D.-irvilknitg Co., h 91 II Main Dwight W., vitipentir, WIT Bradley at �BRANFORD [H] DDLICOTOWF. GoddardWatson, Ma Bradley av Goldbeck Louis, clothing School, Stony Creek, h do. Goldstein Barney, homemaker, h 23 Hillside iv Charles, emp B. Lock Works, h Main n 11 Main Gain J., emp Norcross Bros., h Stony Creek Goodrich Eliza, widow Joseph, Ms 121 E Main Horace W., emp B. Lock Works, h Short Rocks id Louisa B. Miss, h 121 E Main Goodson Bennie, emp B. Look Works, Ms-Silver Gorham Charles ff., lawyer, h Indian Neck av Gormley Thomas .1., laborer, bds W Main tthe bridge Graham Harriet M., widow William, Ms Main app Baptist Church glrailus Michael, emp J. T. Sliney 14 W Main, Ms do. Grannies Albert, farmer, h off Guilford turnpike Alfred, farmer, h off Guilford turnpike Charles IL, farmer, h Mill Plain James, emp R C. Frink, Indian Point House, Stony Creek, Ms do. Granscoag Charles, emp M. L Fittings Co., Ms Harbor east of Maple -Grant Everett S., see, and treas. Stony Creek Red Granite Co. Flying Point, h do. fIBAYMNE JOSEPH N., manager B. Building Co. Harrison as, h Main G L. Miss, variety store Main, Ms do. -Graves Joseph, emp B. Lock Works, bds DCIRIT SB House Gray George E., emp H. W. Hubbard; bds Harbor James S., saloon Gray's lane, Stony Creek, h do. Jeremiah, emp M. L Fittings Co., h 84 Harbor Samuel N, emp 34. L Fittings Co., bds Hillside Plate, .Hillside av Greco Antoine, clerk School, Stony Creek, Ii Watams, do. Green Hemet, emp B. Lock Works, h Ivy n Silver Greenwold Charles, stone cutter, h School, Stony Creek Johann Mrs., h Flying Point av, Stony-Creek Griffin Lewis C., farmer, h *Griswold Alice Miss, teacher, Ms Wilford av c Church House, Herman Schlosser prop., 13 Muhl ISIVOI,D S. A., furniture dealer, undertakers holsterer, etc. Main, lids Debtvan Gross Samuel, emp B. Lock Works, hay Gustafson Gustaf, molder HL L Fittings 00.,ls off SMain • William, laborer, lidslingen, $tony, HAGLAND CHARLES,. - Wirer, .hdii Zoete SMny,Creek. Hall A. F., widow Dr, N.,R.,ch Oliver P„ fish Market Sisoct, Hoffer, note; :WilbamJ4,hq Hally John; emp BRANFORD [El DIRBOBOItt. Hammer Alfred E., see, and sup't Malleable Iron Fittings 4Co., h be Rogers Thorwald F., treas. and general manager Malleable • Iron Fittings Co., h Elm n Rogers Yaldermir T., Ms Elm n Rogers & Co., malleable iron foundry foot Rogers If.snina Gustave A. R, painter and paper hanger 88 E Main, h 88 do. `Bannaford George, stone cutter, h West av, Stony Creek Hanniford Henry, emp B. Lock Works, b. a Monroe timothy, laborer, h off Monroe n Cherry Hill rd Hanson Dick, painter, h 90 E Main • nardiffun Patrick Mrs., h Stony Creek rd Harding Harry, laborer, h off Flying Point av, Stony Creek Harry W., With S. C. P. G. Co., bde Flying Point av, Stony Creek Michael P., h Montowese n Catholic Church Harriman Charles H., principal High School, h Wilford av ARRINGTON CHARLES W. carpenter and builder Main Hopson a;h do.—See p 88 H Harrison Charles H., hostler, Ms Indian Neck Harvey, farmer, h Queach rd Henry G., h Main opp Baptist Church Howard E., farmer: II Montowese hey Wilford av James IL, farmer, h Short Rocks Hart Patrick IL, laborer, h Cedar Philo, carpenter and builder Short Beach, h do. Hartley William, farmer and vegetable dealer, h Hosley av Hansel Harvey, tel. operator N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., Ms 5 Church Haskell Edward, molder B. Lock Works, bds 13 E Main Havens Antonette, widow John R., h Hopson av Eleanor Miss, clerk N. Y. store, bds 'Hopson av Haynes Charles, earpenter, h Harbor a Bradley Iledman Charles H., stone cnttern h Leete Island av, Stony Lock Works, h Harrison av liegelheimer Christian, map 13. Heggeland John, snip M. L Fittings Co., bds Monroe &gland Charles, gmurmaii, hde Lease Island rd, Stony Creek re h do. *ler Lea n Silver Hetobey W Rendrzctson43Sa rte4 9UWpnS, testate island rid, Stony -Works, h Chestnut R. ' alma/ James, W3. -Stony Creek "--11suricksetAbu, le y Creek _ reeuread Inc Ra Stony Sto, Creek 4r,c40. Joh". and tobaeco and postmaster, 19 E Mein �saloon* maneroat !tains Hanna Maim, teacher, Ms 13 E Main —Loretta Miss, ticket clerk B. Lock Works, Ms Sat Main Timothy, molder, Ms E Main Highmore Jonathan Mrs., h Mtiutowese opp the green Higley George E., fanner, h Paved Street District Hill Catherine B. Miss, dressmaker Main n schoolhouse Fred, laborer, h Fairview ay, Stony Creek John map M. I. Fittings Co., h Main n Monroe Hinchey 'Michael, emp B. Lock Works, Ms Totoket House Hinchy William, laborer, h Ivy Hinds John, laborer, bde Short Rocks rd Hine Nancy L., widow Joel B., bds off Indian Neck av., south Hinkley William C., emp Norcross Bros., h Palmer, Stony Creek Hoadley Charles A. (J. Hutchinson & Co.) Main, ii HopE. B., clerk J. Hutchinson & Co., bds Hopson at Eliza A. Mrs., Ms Hopson at Emma Miss, bookkeeper, bds Hopson at George, farmer, h E Main bey Mill Plain Henry H., laborer, bds Short Rocks rd Henry M., farmer, Ii Paved Street District Orrin Mrs. h Pine Orchard Orrin E., farmer, h Pine Orchard William IL, clerk B. Lock Works, bds Hopson av. Hobart Laura C., widow John, h Wilford at Hobbs William G., molder M. I. Fittings Co., bde Montowese opp Catholic Church Holcomb George, teamster, bds Damascus John R., h 142 E Main Heiman Charles S., clerk freight depot, ii Old Short Beach rd Holsenbeck Henry C., emp M. I. Fittings CO" Ms Hopson Neck Holtenbaoh William, emp Loa Works, h In at at ell:larding "Ilouce Barlow S., farmer, h Paved Street District kfood Charles, blacksmith erop J. Donnelly, Ws Branford ooptr Joseph, stout tatter R. Granite Co., h Railroad Sway Citik, option William az B. Lock Works, h W Main y opson Betsey A., widow Mender, h Main c Hopson av Willis B, special agent S. SA& Tel. Co., 'ads Main 1/2r, Hopson at Hoahberg David, emp B. Lock Works, h.Mdj, ASIAN& llosley Benjamin A., farmer, laifosley,av OSLEY BENJAMIN F„ °potatoes and towese bey Csithtdis.tlinbehrha 11 BILANFO/tD [ DIRECTOR'S. 'Hosley Charles O., carpenter, Ms Heale y av Mien& carpenter, bds Brushy Plain Edward K, carpenter, h Indian Neck at Frank A., carpenter crop C. C. Harrington, b Cherry Hill rd • George T. B., emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Cherry Hill rd Samuel B.; farmer, h Brushy Plains Hotchkiss .Abby, widow Lorin, h Harbor, Branford Point Grace Mrs., Ii Short Beach John emp L Fittings Co., h Main rt Cedar Howd Edwar d H., carpenter, h Palmer, Stony Creek . Joseph E., bookkeeper New Haven, Inis Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Joseph P., oysterman, h Flying Point at, Stony Creek Richard A., fanner, h. Palmer, Stony Creek William J., mail agent, bds Palmer, Stony Creek William T., meat market Main, Stony Creek, h do. • aIIBBARD HENRY W. carriagernaker and repairer ti Church c Wilford a y, h Wilford at—See p 91 Hull Charles, laborer, h turnpike Eli, laborer, h turnpike George W., molder M. I. Fittings Co., Ii Bradley av Henry, h West ay, Stony Creek Hultman Carl, emp hi. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor east of Maple Hummell Fred, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Hopson at Hunt Harry R, stone cutter Norcross Bros., bds Palmer n depot John mason, bde Totoket House Landon E., bookkeeper Norcross Bros., h Palmer, Stony Creek . Sara Miss, bde W Main bey Cherry Hill rd Flurley Patrick, amp B. Lock Works, bds E Main ,• Hutchinson James R., clerk J. Hutchinson & Co., bds Hopson at John (J. Hutchinson & Co.) Main, h Hopson at J. & Co. (J. Hutchinson and Charles A. lloadley),.dry goods, clothing, boots and Ames, drugs, paints, hardware, etc. Maffi "LUG RITDOLPII, einO M. I. Fittinp Co., h Main ' Indian Point *House, N. C. Frisk prop., Main bel Flying Point at, Stony Creek Edward E„, ine.,agenti.h. Montowese 11 Wilford av Ruvilla, tel. operator, hrtifying Point av, Sony Creek ;ISPIIIC1 V1848 /101180, G8Orge440881)8018 Prop., Flying Point, ' , Stony Creek ACEM0 f23.-rolExio, DERJEtet, ries meat, flour, Li at—See m bsaBry mrsas w,E14. 44 ch rd 'Robert, 'tanner, 8 rd �26 IISASTFOILD [31 macron. Jacobson Nestor, emp it L -Fittings Co., It Main n Monroe Nils, molder M: I. Fittings Co., It Montoweee bey Catholic Church Jamberrais Ludwig. env B. Lock Works, It Damascus James Frederick, carpenter emp 0.0. Harrington, h Montowese bey Catholic Church M. 0., widow E. P., Ms Laurel Nahum quarryman J. Beatty, bds Brainerd, Stony k Cree Jameson Robert, cook, It Main opp Congregational Church Jankorkey Francis, emp AL L Fittings Co., bds W Main bey Cherry Hill H Jeffrey William, farmer, It E Main bey Mill Plain William M., laborer, bds E Main bey Mill Plain Jenkins James, stone cutter, h Brainerd, Stony Creek John, with S. C. P. G. Co.,'bds Brainerd, Stony Creek William IL, stone cutter, bds Brainerd Jerold Frank W., bookkeeper New Haven, h Montowese opp the green Johanson Jacob P., emp 31. I. Fittings Co., h Main n blacksmith shop Johns Richard, stone cutter, h Gray's lane Stony Creek Johnson Aaron, emp M. L Fittings Co., Inds Harbor east of Maple Adolph, stone cutter, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Andrew, emp M. L Fittings Co., h Harbor east of Maple Andrew J., emp A. IL Eugquist, Ms 48 Rogers Anna, widow Samuel, h Harbor east of Maple Charles, emp Y. & T. Mfg. Co., Ms Totoket House Charles 0., molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 64 Harbor • Charlie 31., emp B. Lock Works, h Montowese n rail• road track Clans A., boat builder, h Short Beach Elitur C., molder M. I. Fittings Co., h Bradley av Frank P., emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Cedar n Main Gus, stone cutter, h Leete'sisland road, Stony Creek Gustave, clerk G. S. Woodcock, bds Rogers Hans P., emp M. L Fittings Co., It S Main c Wilford SY Berman, emp M. I. Fittings Co., Hopson av J. Albert, clerk F. E. Peckham & Co., bdttHarbor John, omp it L Fittings a, MS Munroe John, emp M. I. Fittings Co, It Haber, gradlng,.. agnate and OHNSON JOHN H, carpen ter ane builder Flying Point av, Stony, Ckrb, k dfri Liss, emp M. I. Fittings Co., It Ludwig, teamster Red am QuaTrAik = Stony Creek • Margaret, widow Davis, Church - intazoroan [K] nmits-ronv. Johnson Mary, widow James, Russell Matthew S., emp 11 Lock Works, h Main n Kirkham Nils E., emp it L Fittings Co., ii Harbor, Branford Point Oscar, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor ab railroad crossing William, emp IL I Fittings Co., h S Main opp schoolhouse Il'OHNSTON DAVID 1V., dentist P. 0. blk Main, bds Delavan House—See p 82 Jones- Albert, stone cutter-B. Granite Co., Flying Point av, Stony Creek Edward F., It 17 Rogers Elijah B., plumber, .h Main James L., emp B. Lock Works, h Monroe Jordan William, stone cutter, Hs Railroad a y, Stony Creek Jourdan rFoaredderick (F. Jourdan Its Son), h Double Beach Frederick zd (S. V. Osborn dr Co), h W Main bey Cherry Hill rd OURDAN F. & SON (Frederick and Henry T. Jourj dan), coal and wood and lumber Harbor—See p 87 Henry T (F. Jourdan & Son), h Maple c Harbor Judson Adelaide J., widow Willis G., h 80 Harbor, Branford Point Josephine Mrs., nurse, h 23 Harbor, Branford Point Julian Ila,rry, emp Norcross Bros., h Stony Creek Sanmiel, stone cutter, Ms Island View House Jurgdewscz Jan, emp B. Look Works, Ms Main n Monroe KANE JAMES, farmer, It Damascus James T., grocer and liquors Montowese, Ms do. Nicholas, farmer, bds DaISS8Cl/S Remit Paul, brass molder B. Lock Works, It 45 Elm Keheley Timothy W., emp M. F. Rice, lids E Main Kelley James, laborer, h Main n blacksmith shop Kelleher Richard, laborer, h off Stannard av Kelley John, farmer, It W pip n East Haven line Thomas, laborer, lids W Main n East Haven line Clayton 0., carpenter, It Paved Street District . IL, mfr, oil and fertilizers (fish) Deer Island, It Short 13each • Gustave it, ale& D. Arent, lids Bradley as' Hobart, farmer, It Paved Street District ELSE Y OSCAR th, carpepter aka builder Paved Street District, Stony Creek, h do.—See p 89 William 11 farmer, lido Paved Street District William H. gd, laborer; It Short Beach Emmedy James, map Net'Haven,IW Mam a East Haven line Wank id; sup jiaven, Ms Chestnut, Short .1419bad, nap Loek.,Worki4h Chestnut, Short Rocks nay �BRA NFORD [Li Keny on Albert J., lawyer, h Damascus . Ii Damascus Green Mn, Louisa Mrs., h Stony Creek road Keough Ellen, widow John, h Bradley Kerr Hattie Miss, h Ivy IT ERR JOHN, carriagemaker and repairer Main, h Ivy— See p 9/ Richard, h 98 E Main 1 Ma E. widow Robert, h Railroad av, Stony Crept –Keyes Enustue 1., janitor so Creek Ernest L, stone cutter, bds Palmer, Stony Creek Henry IL, draughtsman J. Beatty, bds Palmer, Stony` Creek Killam Henry,-h Short Beach Killian Thomas, emp Norcross Bios, h Stony Creek Killinskjr Joseph, emp F. B. Linsley W Main bds do. Killson Charles L., teamster, h Main opp Congregational? Church King James, fanner, Ii turnpike Kingsbury Arthur E., emp New Haven, h Pine Orchard Kistle Harry, stone cutter, 'xis Flying Point a y, Stony Creek Kivlan Bernard F„ saloon Main, h do. Klaus Nicholas, farmer, h Hosley at • ITNIFFIN OSCAR P., mason and builder Main, bds do.—See p 89 ,•13- Knowles Edward B., grocer Short Beach, h do. Etta I. Miss, postmaster Short Beach, bds do. Oliver E., ship carpenter, h Old Short Beach rd William J., h Old Short Beach rd Knowlton Friend F., teamster Richard Bradley, h Harbor n W Main George, h Harbor n W Main -Kolterman Herman, emp B. Lock Works, Ms Main John, enip B. Lock Works, lids 8 Hillside av • Xotalcanski Wikton, emp B. Lock Works,?' Main n Monroe,flotches Andrew, (MR B. Lock Works, bds 12 Hillside at Waft, Kahl tailor Main lids do. Kraal Joseph, enap M. L Fittings Co„ bds W Main Cherry Rill rd e -.Smut Otto, vow B. Leek Works, h 136 E Main -" TEreutzfeldt Carl, aim M L Finings Co., 11 Maine MonroeIlronholna Anton RS empli L Fittings Co., h Hamlson avKrosin Jack, emp B. Lock Works, litls 134 E Main Kinser Christ, emp B Look Works, Ii Silver -Ktmclwiohy Karol, empfl LockWorks,bds Main ailionme'LANE WILLIAM E., e'mp NOrM118 Bret kirettOBY Landerer J. Paul, fireman ya. Lock Works and h 84 E Maui Lane Charles, farm hand, Ms 187 E Main r Chauncey D., carpenter, h end otehtureht Dmitrottv. lanphier Charles, lobsterrnan, bds Short Beach George, farmer, h Short Beach Henry B., farmer, h $6 Harbor, Branford Point Julia R. Miss, teacher, lids 36 Harbor, Branford Point Mary, widow Frank S., h 28 Harbor, Branford Point Willis H., emp S. V. Osborn Jo Co., bds $6 Harbor, Branford Point Larkins Frank C., farmer, h Paved Street District Geor e E. farmer Ms Paved Street District LaiSON Guiana, widow Andrew, bds Latham Maud E. Miss, teacher, bds Wilford at c Church Lattimer Fred L., emp B. Lock Works, bds 97 E Main John E., hamessrnaker 97 E Main, h do. John E. Mrs., boarding-house 79 E Main •-Lawrence George, laborer, h Flying Point a y, Stony Creek LBWS= A. William, molder M. I. Fittings Co., Ii Montowese n Catholic Church Matilda, widow Charles, la Montowese opp the green William, stone cutter J. Beatty, h Red Hill rd, Stony Creek lay W. Lynde, laborer, h Montowese n S Main Layman John stone cutter, Ms School, Stony Creek Larsen) Joseph, laborer, h School, Stony Creek Leach Frank II., livery stable Rogers, h do. Leahy Timothy, emp B. Lock Works, h Ivy Lee George L, molder K I Fittings Co., bds Kirkham c Elm Jose , foreman M. I. Fittings Co., h Kirkham c Sing, laundry Main n E Main, h do. Leete Isaac P., physician E Main, h do. Leland Francis W., clerk Double Beach House, Ms do. Len Luigi, laborer, Ms Watrons, Stony Creek • Levy Louis, dry goods, etc. School, Stony Creek, h do. Lew John P., stone cutter, h Palmer, Stony Creek Lifshetz Jake, grocer, h Main n Lock Works • Linden Claus, emp M. L Fittings Co., h end of Church Point House, off Flying Point a y Stony Creek Linsley Benjamin Mrs., h at Short Rooks rd Benjamin F., farmer, h fitonjr Creek rd Charles K, molder M. L Fittings Ch., h Wilford at c Daniel K, clerk, hp off Indian Neck at, northerly Edgar M.:farmer, h Stannard. av Franklin B., fanner, ii W Main at railroad crossing riot A. Mm., h Short Rocks H obs,. fr Chestnut ., postmaster, Ii "Hillside Place," Hillside at IR monster P. ,Iolredan & Son, h Montowese Church . bai "Billd e Plate" Hillside ootoweee � Laa j DIRECTORY. 8144347011D rml 30 A., laborer, h Chestnut n Short Robks rd Jane E., widow Charles B., Me end of Chili% J. Atwood, government storekeeper, h Hopson av John W., mariner, h 14 Hopson av Mary A., widow Obed, h 23 Harbor, Branford Point Mary R, widow James, h W Main Mary R., widow Samuel E., h Double Beach rd, Maple Ralph I., salesman, h 18 Montowese lailtiley Israel Sadie Miss, clerk New York store, bds Rogers Samuel E., patternmaker M. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor, Branford Point Se y mour G., saloon Rogers, h do. William, teamster, h Harbor Willis H., mariner, h Kirkham o Depot Litsitz Mendel, emp B. Lock Works, lids Silver Lockwood Edward, canvasser, Ws 97 E Main Edward, carpenter, Ws 13 E Main Lombard Ellen Mrs., h Gray's lane, Stony Creek Londrigan John section boss, h School, Stony Creek Lonergan Michael, emp B. Lock Works, h Silver Looby David, clerk Prann Stannard, bds Delavan House Lounsbnry David, bds Indian Neck William, farmer, h Indian Neck Lnbinski Louis, emp B. Lock Works, h Chestnut Ludding Ellen, widow Charles h Church n Wilford av Lundwall Albert, emp B. Lod:Works, h Russell Alford, emp B. Lock Works, h Montowese n Catholic Church Lundquist A. V., laundry Flying Point av, Stony Creek, h do. Peter, stone mason Flying Point av, Stony Creek, h do. Lynch Edward, farmer, h Old Short Beach rd John, blacksmith J. Beatty, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek John W., env B. Lock Works, bde Delavan House Thomas W., emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Maple opp brass foundry Lyshetz John, emp B. Lock Works, h MACCHI M., emp Norcross Bros., h Stony Creek Madden Richard H., stone cutter, h Watrous, Stony -Creek Msgovern Edward E., manager Ts . &T. lag. Co,It Moutot John, clerk Y. & T. Mfg. Co., brio • Orchard H Mahoney Afichael, trackman, 12 Marbar -Maiher L,, stone cutt,er, lxla Island Vit/or Malleable Iron Fittings Co infra ste am Malley Alex, stone cutter B. Onek Malone Lizzie, widow Willis Malond a A., laborer, Ws Indi ERLRFORD Elia DIRECTORY. 31 Manes Catherine Mrs., h Harbor east of Maple Mann Mary E., widow Lewis, bds Montowese opp Wilford av Mannix John, ernp L. Mannix, bds Ivy Lawrence, teamster Ivy, h do. Marcabetti Louis, baker Main, Stony Creek, h do. Marco Louis, clothing Main, h do. MARK LOUIS, merchant tailor 3 Hillside av o Main, lxls Main—See p 8 2 u. ke. Michael laborer, bds Brushy Hill ann• .1113yrait. u rk • • ern !us's= r I -Mar us ITN, Marsh George E., molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 5 Ciurch Marshall Abraham H., emp B. Look Works, h 27 Chestnut Alice Miss, teacher, bde Main n B. Memorial Library Frank, emp B. Lock Works, h 27 Chestnut Henry, bds 27 Chestnut Thomas, emp B. Lock Works, bds 27 Chestnut Robert, emp B. Lock Works, bds Montowese bey Wilford av Martin Edward Rev., pastor St. Mary's R C. Church, h 10 Hillside av Mason Michael, laborer, h Cherry Hill rd Masonic Hall, $ Main Massey John, emp B. Lock Works, bds Monroe William, emp B. Lock Works, bds Monroe Mathers Henry, engineer B. Lock Works, h 18 Ifontowese Hugh J., ernp B. Lock Works, bde Main opp do. Mary„widow Hugh, h Main opp Lock Works Matthews James E., machinist B. Look Works, bds Montowese opp freight depot James E. 2d, emp B. Lock Works, lids Ivy John J., emp B. Lock Works, h Ivy Mary A., widow George, h Montowese opp freight depot Robert, stone cutter, h School, Stony Creek William, steam driller S. C. P. G. Co. h Railroad av, Stony Creek Matson Isaac, laborer, Ws Rogers, Stony Creek Joseph, stone cutter, la School, Stony Creek Matthew, quarryman, Ms Lcete's Island rd, Stony Creek 'Matthew, quarrymen, h West a y, Stony Creek Mattson Joseph, inelder M. Fittings Co., h Harbor east May George.II., map B. Lock Works,. lids Main opp do. Maynard Charles A., machinist, h VI Harbor, Branford Point licAvoy Jetty, engineer I Granite Co., h School, Stony iQatthy Calktba*, bS Est *Ilya Main Chutes, kW Nati II Bradillt etabelhir, 'amp B.tack Weida', W E Main is Main Daniel, crap 9 tqWcàs, h'Mussell onroe Dennis, laborer, �BEAVORD LW DIRECTORY. BRANFORD UStn DIRECTORY. McCarthy John, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Main o Monroe Patrick, track hand, Ms 11 'Hillside av Patrick, molder B. Lock Works, Ms E Main Timothy, emp B. Lock Works, Ii Silver Timothy, saloon E Main, b do. Timothy 2d, bartender, rms Russell McCartne Harry C., emp B. Granite Co., h Railroad av, Creek se • lus., Alio M lay eorge, emp McClean Charles W., laborer, h Pine Orchard John, fisherman, h off Flying Point a y, Stony Creek McClincily Margaret Mrs., h Bradley bey railroad track McConville Michael, farm hand, Ms 167 E Main McDermott Andrew, molder Y. & T. Mfg. Co., h Montowese opp S Main Cornelius, clerk F. K Peckham & Co., Ms Ivy Elizabeth Miss, order clerk B. Lock Works, bds Ivy John H., machinist, bde Ivy Thomas F., clerk J. T. Kane, Ms Ivy. McDonald Michael, blacksmith Flat Rock Quarry, bds off Flying Point av, Stony Creek Thomas, quarryman B. Granite Co., h off Flying Point av, Stony Creek Patrick, snip B. Granite to., bds Island View House, Stony Creek McEnerney Hugh, emp Bridgeport, h Harbor n Bradley McGovern James, emp B. Lock Works, bds 97 E Main McGowan Hugh, carpenter, bds Main opp Lock Works James, emp B. Lock Work; h Silver Patrick, emp B. Lock Works, Ms Main opp do. MeGrail John, saloon Main, Ms Main n Monroe Lawrence, h W Main n Old Short Beach rd Lawrence T., teamster B. Look Works, bds W Main MeOttire John, snip B.*Lock Works, bds Cedar John, emp B. Lock Work; h Bradley n W Main Morris, emp B. Lock Works, bds Cedar 'Patrick, emp B. Look Works, Ms Cedar tHEE Bit08. (W. J. and It S. McKee), fish and oyster market, lunch and cigars Main—See p 86 Robert S. (McKee Bros.), bds Hopson av Thomas S., emp B, Lock Works, Ii Hopson av William J. (McKee Bros.) Main, h S %UM McKenna John, emp B. Lock Works, h Harbor o Maple Patrick H., laborer, h 41 Elm Thomas, molder B. Lock Works, b 41 Elm McKeon Francis P., plumber, bds 61 Harbor Mary, widow Frank, h 61 Harbor Philip, emp B. Lock Works, Ms 61 Harbor McKinnon Abram P., emp M. L Fittings Co., MS 36 r bor, Branford Point Elizabeth, widow Hugh, h 39 Harbor, James S., emp M. L Fittings Co., Ms rhir, Strit421 McLachlan Robert, stone cutter, h off School n railroad track McMullen Hector, blacksmith, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek William stone cutter, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek ' McMullin Archie, blacksmith, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Donald, blacksmith, Ms Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek eNamara James em B. Lock Works, h S Main opp actmoituntse James 2d, laborer, h W Main Patrick, emp F. Jourdan Jo Son, h Harbor MeNeaney Bernard, section boss, h Bradley bey railroad track McNulty Crofton, molder, lids Montowese McQuaid Edward, farmer, h Brushy Hill MeStravick Hugh, emp B. Lock Works, h 6 Hillside av Mead William, stone cutter B. Granite Co., h Three Elm air, Stony Creek Meaney Michael, enip M. I. Fittings CO., h Monroe Meeker Ward B. stage driver New Haven to Short Beach, h Short Beach ' Meigs Charles I., watchmaker and repairer Main, h HopSOD ay Horace B., molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 38 Chestnut Merckling Charles, emp B. Lock Work; h end of Church George, lids end of Church Henry, emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds end of Church Merriam Lucian A., emp John Spencer, h 13 Rogers Melissa L. Mist; dressmaker 13 Rogers, bds do. Merrick Harry, stone cutter, h West av, Stony Creek Meyers Joseph, barber ernp Fred Otell, h Main e Rogers Michaelson John, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor, Branford Point Mickleson Herman, brass molder B.i Lock Works, h end of Church Mike, emp M. L Fittings Co. h Harbor u schoolhouse Miglin Stanislaw, emp B. Lock Works, bde Main n Monroe Szehnnan, ernp B. Lock Works, his Main n Monica Milander John, stone eutter, h Watrous, Stony Creek Mill Plain Schoolhouse, Mill Plain n Queach rd Miller Frederick, Ms Maple Harvey H., h 129 E Main Jeremiah P., env M. I. Fittings 0o., h Stony Creek rd Nathan A., emp -M. L Fittings Co,, h E Main Samuel B., farmer, Mill Plain u Elfain William, emp M. 1. Fittings Co., h Harbor east of Maple William F., carpenter, Ms amity Hill See; atone cutter B. Graulte IX,* off Flying Point av, Stony Creek - ay, Stony Creek hell:John, stone cutter, bb -MEV Allan; bleed peddler, h SMshi U /dill Plain 32 roint s,a � • ,Eastrroms [BE] omicron. BEASTFORD [N] DIRECTORY. Andrew, laborer, bds Pine Orchard - Frank, laborer, bds Monroe Jeremiah, h Monroe John, emp B. Lock Works, h Elm Simon, laborer, bde Monroe Monroe Alvin molder lid. L Fittings Co., h 78 Rather Charles g., laborer, h off 77 Harbor Elizur B., polisher B. Lock Works, h Bradley w Harbor 78 Harbor George H., hat river n 'ec., Josiah T., boot and shoe repairer 88 Harbor, h do. Lyman J., amp M. L Fittings Co., and variety store 84 Harbor, h 80 do. et Merritt F., molder M I Fittings Co, h 79 Harbor William, boatman, h 82 Harbor Montgomery Charles H., teamster, h $hort Rocks rd John, h Short Rocks rd William J., farmer, h Short Rocks rd Moore Everett L, inspector B. Lock Works, h end of Church MOORE JOEL S., carriagemaker and repairer 34 Rogers, h Hopson av—See p no Joseph, emp B. Lock Works, bds Silver Joseph T., clerk C. H. Wilford, h Hopson av Michael F., molder B. Lock Works, h Main n Montowese Wilfred L., with J. S. Moore, h Hopson av Moran John farmer, h Hosley av Michael,' laborer, h Cedar n Todd Hill Moriarty Michael, blacksmith, h Watrous, Stony Creek Morris Jane Miss, h 20 W Main Morrissey John, carpenter, bds Totoket House Morton Charles, crop M. I. Fittings Co., h Monroe Clifford A., clerk New York stare, bds 12 MoutOweseHenry,_patternmaker B. Lock Works, h 12 Montowese John H. (F. E. Peckham Jo Co.) Main, Ws la Moutowese Sara E. Miss, bookkeeper F. E. Peckham ds Co., lads 12 Montowese Mory Loins, emp B. Lock Works, b Short Rooks rd Merle James, stone cutter, h Railroad av, Stony Creek Simon, stone cutter emp S. Beatty, 11 Railroad ayStony Creek Mangum Carl, molder It L. Fittings Co., .b Maple Murray Patrick, amp B. Lock Works, bds Silver William, saloon School, Stony Creek,I do. Mylott George K, emp B. Granite Co., h Gray's lane, Stony Creek Moiafran brass foundry Murphy James, emp B. Lock Works, Ii Cedar John, engineer emp ft r"Granite Co., • • House, Flying Point avatony Creek. Terrence, emp B. Lock Works, h89 I Thomas, emp Branford PoiiMflooset Murray Henry 13., molder M. I. .Frttirisor` Jennie, widow Thomas F., lids 41. 35 NAGEL CHARLES, emp B. Lock Works, h Short Rocks rd Neidhart Mathias, machinist M. I. Fittings Co., h 32 Rogers Neilson August, stone cutter, bds Island View House, Stony Creek Peter, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h Harrison av hoemaker Main h do. ouis, emp south Nesbit Franklin, laborer, h Palmer n Northam, Stony Creek Newbury William H., quarryman, bde off Flying Point av, Stony Creek Newell Alfred /4., amp H. E. Bradley, h 1 W Main Ellen J., widow Nathaniel J., h Church George H., patternmaker M. I. Fittings Co., h Main opp Baptist Church Newton Charles -F., molder M. L Fittings Co., h 41 Bradley Charles IL, emp New Haven, bds Stannard av Frederick J., fanner, h Brushy Plain John, farmer and milk dealer, h Quesch rd 0. L. widow James, h Rogers c Elm NEW YORK STORE, Hoyt Spelman prop., dry and fancy goods boots and shoes, carpets, glassware, etc. Main—gee inside front cover Nichols Charles H., civil engineer, h Main Eliza A., widow Henry, h Main c Hillside av John W., ins, agent, h Cherry Hill John W. Jr., clerk, lids Cherry Hill Lester J., clerk M. I. Fittings Co., h Main n Cedar Nielson Peter, quarryman, lids Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Norbeck Victor, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Harbor n railroad track Norberg John A., stone mason, h Flying Point av, Stony • Creek morose Bros. (J. A. and O. W. Norcross), contractors and quaniers, Stony Creek J. A. (Norcross Bros.) Stony Creek, res Worcester, Masa 0.W. (Norcross Bros.) StonyCreek, res Worcester, Mass. Nordman Anna, wide,' Charles, h Hopson av Norgett Joseph, mop B. Lock Works, h Chestnut ..;/terris Michael, emp B. Look Works, h Cedar, Todd Hill " Thomas, molder R Look Works, h Silver ,Ifortkam . John ay engineer, Ii Paltrier a Northam, Stony • It., fanner, h Northam; Stony Creek George, Prop. Island View House, Flying Point, ',Irony Creek �86 'MAMBOED [01 DIRECTORY. Northrop John B., with J. Beatty, h Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Norton James L., laborer, h off Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad freight depot, off Montoweee AK HALL, Henry Bob; pro , saloon and bottling -O'Brien Daniel, farmer, h Cedar, Todd Hill Edward, h Monroe James, hamessmaker Main, h Montowese n freight depot James ed, student, bds Cedar, Todd Hill Jeremiah, emp H. E. Bradley, bds Harbor Jeremiah J., emp B. Lock Works, bds Main a Russell Joseph, emp B. Lock Works, bds 11 Hillside at Kate, widow Jerry, h Main c Russell --Margaret, widow M. F., boarding house 56 Main Mary, widow Michael, h Harbor c Bradley Mary, widow Patrick, h Harbor c Bradley Michael C., emp B. Lock Works, h Harbor c Bradley Michael F., emp B. Lock Works,h 4 Hillside at Patrick, emp B. Lock Works, h 9 Hillside at Patrick T., emp B. Lock Works, bds Harbor c Bradley Thomas, emp B. Lock Works, h 16 W Main c Harbor William J., emp B. Lock Works, bds Cedar, Todd Hill -O'Connell Daniel, farmer, h Stony Creek rd - John N., laborer, Ms Stony Creek rd -O'Connor Daniel, emp B. Lock Works,bde Totoket House James, prop. Totoket House, Main, h do. James E., painter, bds 83 E Main Michael A., bartender Oak Hall, h 83 E Main Richard K, laborer, h Flying Point a y, Stony Creek 'O'Donnell John, h Silver -O'Keefe Michael, emp B. Lock Works, h Chestnut, Short Rocks Oliver William, quarryman, h Flying Point av, Stony Creek Olmstead Marina S., widow Henry, la Tyler pl Olmsted Pauline Miss, stenographer M. I. Fittings Co., Ms Fades Olsen Emma Miss, bds Main c Monroe • Olshesk Antone, emp Mock Works, lids Chestnut John, emp B. Lock Works, bds Chestnut -Olson Andrew, molder M. I. Fittings Co., Ws of Indian Neck at, north -O'Neil Michael, emp B. Look Works, h Cedar, Todd Hill Richard, laborer, h Chestnut O'Neill Dennis F., engineer, h Palmer, Stony Creek Opell Peter, farmer, h North Branford rd Opera House, C. W. Gaylord prop., S Main n Chinch . -Opie Charles, stone mason B. Granite Co., liThree•Elm áv, , Stony Creek Charles J., stone cutter, bds Three BM it*, Stony lc._ BRANFORD [p] DIRECTORY. Oppel Lawrence, galvanizer M. I. Fittings Co., h 38 Harbor, Branford Point Orford John, carpenter, bds 11 Hillside av O'Rourke Michael, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h W Main n E Main line Osborn M. Porter, Ii Mill Plain Sidney V. (S. V. Osborn ds Co.) foot Rogers, h S Main opp schoolhouse SHORN S. Y. & CO. (S. V. Osborn and F. Jourdan zd), —See p 86 OTELL FRED, barber and cigars and tobacco Main opp Library, bds Delavan House—See p 90 PAGE ALFRED A., emp D. Page, hds Stony Creek Charles, laborer, h Goodsell Point rd Dennis, coal and wood School, Stony Creek Dennis S., h School, Stony Creek Edward, einp M. I. Fittings Co., h Goodsell Point rd Frances, widow George H., h 6 Montowese Guy B., engineer Norcross Bros., h Leete's Island rd,_ Stony Creek PAGE HENRY, painter and boats to let lhll ay, Stony Creek, h do.- - Sec p 89 John B., laborer, h Indian Neck av Timothy, laborer, h Prospect, Stony Creek William, h School, Stony Creek Pain John, emp M. I. Fittings Co., lids 37 n Paine L. M., widow Richard, confectionery and fruit, news room Main, Stony Creek, h do. Palmer Arthur, farmer, h North Branford rd Bradley W., farmer, h Paved Street District Charles W., farmer, h Paved Street District Curtis L, emp G. W. Beach, Ms E Main n Main Edward S., farmer, h Montowese Eliza, widow William, this Montowese opp S Main Frances Mrs., h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek George, farmer and inarance agent, h "Maple Hill," Queach rd Hattie L, widow Isaac H., h Main C Cedar James B., clerk S. A. Grisvrold, bds Delavan House James G., farmer, h Indian Neck J. Edmund, emp M. L.Fittings Co., h Queach rd Julius IL, carpenter, h Guilford turnpike Margaretta Miss, emp New Haven, bds Main c Cedar Mari E., widow Isaac H., h i Main c Cedar Pheby A. Miss, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Polly Miss,h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Sally E. Miss, bds Maine Cedar Seaver K, fanner, h Leete's-Island rd, Stony Creek - parvild J. Frank, h Flying Point av, Stony Creek Parker Frank, 'student, Ms idatbor n Branford Point House. George T., fruit dealer, It' Harbor n Branford Point, ' House �fl BRAN FORD [pi nutzuroar. Parmelee Jerome F., h '71 Harbor Parsons Leonard, emp Naw Haven, h Short Beach Paulson Celestine Mrs., h 50 Rogers Peck William II, joiner, Ix Harbor n Branford Point House 1.) ECKHAN F. E. & CO. (F. K Peckham and S. II. Morton), pharmacists, opticians and jewelry Main —See front cord p Frank E. (F. E. Peckham & Co.) Main, bds Hellman House Peduzzi Peter, laborer, h Watrous, Stony Creek Trancesa, laborer, h Watrons Stony Creek Pelton George A. Rev., pastor dongregational Church, h Prospect, Stony Creek Pendergast Daniel, emp B. Lock Works, bde Main r blacksmith shop James E., emp B. Lock Works, bde Main r blacksmith shop Perkins Homer G., snip M. P. Rice, Ms do. Perrotti G., barber Main, Stony Creeit, bds do. Joseph, stone cutter, h Stony Creek Peterson Charles, boot and shop dealer Rogers, h do. Charles, emp B. Lock WotIcs, h 46 Rogers Charles, emp K I. Fittings Co., Ms 42 Rogers Hugh, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h 64 Harbor John, quarryman, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Glaris, crap AL 1 Fittings Co., h Harbor end of Maple Victor, emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds 64 Harbor • Petro Fritz, farmer, h Brushy Plain John, emp B. Lock Works, bds 12 Hillside at -.._ . Piazoli Luigi, laborer, bds Watrons, Stony Creek . Plant Albert B., fruit grower, bds Main at railroad crossing Albert E., fruit grower, h Main at railroad crossing George W., farmer, h W Main n Old Short Beach rd John L., fruit grower, h W Main c Doable Beach H Mary A., widow Samuel 0., h W Main c Old Short . Beach rd Polipsky Charles, emp B. Lock Works, lids Cherry Hill rd Poloski ;leftism, emp B. Lock Works, bds Main n Monroe Joseph, emp II Lock Works, bde Main n Monroe -Pond Elizabeth, widow Samuel, h 33 Rogers George S., sup't S. E. Tel. Co., h Wilford av Henry W. (Blackstone le Pond), h Blackstoneville Jams A., inspector M. L Fittings Ca, h Terhune at Joseph W., boatman, Ii Indian Neck Samuel A., hostler, h Rogers n depot Portine Henry, farmer, h Short Rocks rd -Tote Charles II., stone cutter R Granite Ca, h Hailrbaddr Stony Creek Potter Samuel Mn,. h Fairview av, Stun4. Prann Chester W. (Prann & Stannaid); Eta* DRANN & STANNAND (Chester .., Nt.. ' E. Stannal,frooers, hardimo,' e 1 etc. Main p 84 BILLEEFORD at] DIRECTORY. 39 Preble T. Parker, snip New Haven, bde Main c Cedar Prepolan Adam, laborer, bds Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Prince John, laborer, bde Indian Neck at Prout George M., farmer, h Old Short Beach rd George S., farmer, h Old Short Beach rd Minott C., boatman, h Maple bey Harbor . William, laborer, h Old Short Beach rd QUILLIAM HENRY, quarryman, Ms Leete's Island rd, Quinlan Jeremiah, molder, h E Main Quinhvan Simon, farmer, h Ivy Quinn Frank, carpenter emp C. C. Harrington, h Stannerd at James, laborer, h Blackstoneville James carpenter, Ms Damascus John, 'farmer, h 13amascus Luke, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 83 E Main Philip, emp B. Lock Works, h Main n do. RASMUSSAN WALDERMER, machinist M. I. Fittings Co., Ms 75 Harbor Ratcliffe George, stone cutter, bds Railroad a y, Stony Creek Record John A., farmer, h Damascus William II., farmer, h Damascus Redmond Patrick, molder, bds Cherry Hill rd Reeve Leonora It. Mrs., bds Hopson at Regan Edward E., stenographer New Haven, bde 115 E Main laborer, bds S Main opp schoolhouse Fannie A., widow John, h S Main opp schoolhouse John, laborer, h Veto John F., patternmaker B. Lock Works, Ms 115 E Margaret A. Miss, stenographer B. Lock Works, Ms 115 E Main Nellie 111.re., h Main c Rogers Patrick, laborer, h Main e Veto Thomas W polisher, Ms 8 Main opp schoolhonee William, patternmaker B. Look Works, h 115 E Main • _Reidy Dennis F., clerk G. S. Woodcock, bds Cedar n Main James T., emp B. Lock Works, bdeCedar n Main John J, emp New Haven, lids Cedar n Main Mary, widow Dennis, I/ Caar n Main Itailly Edward, map B. Look Works, h W Main n Bradley .John, barber Main, lids Ivy Kate Mine, h Maio n Look %goats Patrick, emp R Lock Works, b Main n do Reynolds Daniel, laborer, bdrt 41 Elm Edward, emp B. Lock Works, b Cedar Prank, emp R Lock Works, lids Silver James B., emp B. Lock Workscbds Chestnut � -4; 40 BRANFORD Ilia DIRECIORR. BRANFORD [En DIRECTORY. 41 Reynolds James T., molder M. L Fittings Co., Ii Maphi bey Harbor John, bartender B. Kivlan, bds Main Margaret, widow Peter, h Chestnut Ribak Samuel, emp B. Lock Works, h Chestnut Rice Ellen, widow Edward, h Main n Montowese George G., prop. Lime 'Wood Grove House, Indian Neck ' • Fittin Co. h oft Earbor n schoolhouse John S., env B. Lock Works, Ms Main n Montowese Sliney), and livery stableMain, h D DDE it. P. (Rice do.—See p 92 Robert, harnessmaker emp J. C. Barnes, bds Main n Montowese Sliney (M. P. Rice and J. T. Sliney), contractors and general trucking Main Rich James S., molder M. I. Fitting*Co., h Main opp Congregational Church ICHAR DS CHARLES A., livery stable, stage line and trucking Main, h do.—See p 92 R R.. Mrs., milliner and fancy goods Main Elam George P., emp B. Lock Works, bag 94 E Main Philip JT, emp B. Lock Works, h 94 E Main Rivolla Louis, laborer, bde School, Stony Creek Robinowitz Max, emp B. Lock Works, Me 23 Hillside at Samuel, emp B. Lock Works, h Main e Rogers Robins Charles, stone cutter B. Granite Co., bde Railroad at, Stony Creek ' Ernest G., bookkeeper S. C. P. G. Co., Ms Palmer, Stony Creek Harry L., engineer B. Granite Co., bde Palmer, Stony Creek Howard G., emp New Haven, bas Pahner, Stony Creek jam, manager S. C. P. G. Co., .h Prospect, Stony Rose Alfred, farmer, h North Branford rd Rosenzweig Joseph, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h; Main c Rogers Roserwitch Remold, emp B. Lock Works, W,Cheetnut Mike emp B. Lock Works, bds Chestnut = Ross A. Kr . S., clerk post office, h Flying Point av,:Stony Creek Catherine, widow Andrew, h Ivy Edward, Ws Prospect, Stony Creek Mary A. widow John, h Palmer, Stony Creek Robinson Willis T., clerk M. 0. Babcock, h Hopson at gge rs Albert T., farmer, h E Main bey Mill Plain A. Louie, canvasser, bde B Main bey Mill Plain Charles H., stone cutter B. Granite Co., h Railroad av, Stony Creek Eli F., h Montowese Elitabeth, widow Kbrain, h 9 Rogers Frank, fanner, Me E Main bey Mill Plain Frederick, h Flying Point ay , Stony Creek Harry E., farmer, lads E Main bey Mill Plain John, farmer, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek William, with S. C. P. G. Co., h Watrous, Creek William F., farmer, h 13W Main Romeo Joseph, stone cutter, h off Flying ;Win SANBORN EDWARD S h W Main n Cherry Hill rd Sanderson, painter G. A. IL Harare, rms 90 E Main Sangster James, stone cutter, Ms off Flying Point at, Stony Creek Snare G., grocer and meats Sehool, Stony Creek, h do. Earreh James, stone cutter, lids Railroad a y, Stony Creek •. Savage John, laborer, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Sawyer Peter A., blockmaker J. Beatty, h off Flying Point ay, Stony Creek Soudan Eliza-Mhos, sehool reanher, bds Dela yer' House Maly Mies, atop B. Lock- Works, bds Delavan House Session John, molder B. Look...Works, h off Monroe n Cherry Stony Creek John A.. emp B. Lock Works, bde Ivy John J., emp B. Lock Works, bde Main n Chestnut Nathaniel, emp B. Lock Works, h Main n Chestnut Samuel, emp B. Lock Works, bde E Main William 3., crap B. Lock Works, bds Ivy Roth Louis, laborer, h Kirkham c Depot Rowland Lynde, carriage mfr. off Rogers, h Rogers n Depot Lynde W., Ms Rogers n Depot Wallace, sign painter Rogers, bds n do. Rowley A. R., wagonmaker and repairer Elm, h do. Rozzi Lorenzo, laborer, h Watrotts, Ston y Creek Rubensky Joseph, emp B. Lock Works 'bds Ivy n Main Ruby Louie, laborer, h School, Stony Creek Ruggiero T., barber emp G. Perrotti, Stony Creek, Ms do. Russell coralenne, widow James, h Hopson at George L., farmer, h Moutowese opp Wilford av John, farmer, h Flying Point ay , Stony Creek John laborer, bds Flying Point a y Stony Creek Theodor e C., talesman, h Indian Neck Ryder George, clerk J. V. Ryder, bds Bradley as 1) YORK J. V., fish and oysters, ice cream confectionery and fruit, cigars, eta. Main, h Bradley at—See p86 flulird , bdro Laurel nom clerk a Leek Work!, h Laurel /Menet": It, ntokiet, h Hirl)er,'Branford Point �42 BRANFORD [Si DIRECTORY. Schenck Paul, carriage blacksmith, h Goodsell Point rd William, emp M. I. Fittings Co., bde Goodsell Point rd Schlosser George, bde 13 Main SCHLOSSER HERMAN, saloon and kottler 13 Main, h do.--See p 92 Paul, Ms 13 Main Schmidt August, emp E. Davis E Main n Mill Plain er Scott Margaret Mrs., h Short Beach Seeley Florence Miss, clerk G. W. Calkins, Ms 28 Harbor Serke Paul, emp B. Lock Works, h 8 Hillside av Serlew Henry, carpenter, Ms Harbor, Branford Point Sernerson Louis, fireman pumping station, h W Main n East Haven line Seward William H., emy F. Jourdan 85 Son, h Goodsell Point rd Sfarza Michele, laborer, bds Watrous, Stony Creek Shea Daniel, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Monroe Nellie Miss, map M. I. Fittings Co., bds Main opp blacksmith shop Patrick, laborer, h Queach rd Sheldon Bros. (K D. and G. L Sheldon), props. Sheldon House, Pine Orchard Edward D. (Sheldon Bros.), Pine Orchard George L. (Sheldon Bros.), Pine Orchard House, Sheldon Bros. props., Pine Orchard Shepard Eugene A., carriage trimmer, bds Harbor n Branford Point House Frank W., fisherman, Ms Harbor n Branford Point House Lewis F., grocer and express Harbor n Branford Point House, h do. Mary, widow Lynde, h Harbor n Branford Point !louse William, fisherman, Ms Harbor n Branford Point House Sheridan John, stone cutter, bds Island View House Shigne Mike, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Monroe Sikes John stone cutter, h School, Stony Creek Simpson iohn N., florist and gardener, Double Beach rd opp Maple Sing Charles J., clerk F. K Peckham & Co., h Moutowese Sliney David, h 12 W Mane Harbor John T. (Rice & Sliney) Main, h 14 W Main William R., teamster 4. T. Sliney, bds 12 W Main Smalkenson Max, shoemaker Main, Steng er, h do., Smith Alice E., widow Frederick, h 20 Charles K, oyster dealer, h Flyins oint Creek David D., oysterman, h Flying Point EY,. Emily, widow Giles, h Flying Point at5.0 Frank E., sec and treat Stony-Creek ing Point, Stony Creak h de, BRANFORD [Si DIRECTORY. 43 Smith Henry, emp B. Lock Works, h Cherry Hill rd Herbert, painter, bds Main opp Lock Works John, env B. Lock Works, h 134 E Main Josie Miss, dressmaker 97 E Main J. Robert, bde Main n Cedar Lizzie Miss, emp B. Lock Works, bds 97 E Main Mary Miss, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Riley 0. Mrs., h 30 Rogers Susan C., widow Wentworth, Ii Wilford av OMAS y i erry William D., grocer Bradley a Harbor, h do. William R., machinist B. Lock Works, h Montowese n Wilford av Smithers Edward, emp B. Granite Co., bds Island View House, Stony Creek • Soblesky John, laborer, bds Ivy n Main Socks Erick, stone cutter, h Leete's Island rd, Stony Creek Soderman Mike, emp N. I. Fittings Co., bds 84 Harbor Soderstrom Gustaf, laborer, h Grays lane, Stony Creek Sondergeld Elizabeth, widow Theo., h Main opp blacksmith shop Sons of St. George Hall, School, Stony Creek • Southerland Albert, emp Norcross Bros., h Palmer, Stony Creek Spargo George H., stone cutter, h Grays lane, Stony Creek James, stone cutter, h off Leete s Island rd n Swedish Church, Stony Creek John stone cutter, h Prospect, Stony Creek Wiliam, quarryman, h Railroad av, Stony Creek PELMAN HOYT, prop. New York Store Main, res S Vermont—See inside front cover Spencer Edward, h 75 Montowese John, hay and grain Main, h Montowese n freight depot Spinks Samuel, farm band, bds Sta . nnard av Samuel L., farmer, h Sunward av &muzzle Parrorotti, laborer, h School, Stony Creek Stagg Jesse, eztip B. Lock Works, bds 9 E Main Stannard Charles Mrs., h Indian Neck George R. (Prann Stannard), Ms Bradley av Horace A, emp B. Lock Wears, h Goodsell Point rd William H. Mrs., h Stanuerd av Stedtuan Betsey, widow Harry, 11S Main n Main Steller Carl, carriage blarilimmtk,11 Goodsell Point rd Steinfield William, groan peddler, h Silver Stenstrom Andrew T., molder M. L Fittings Co., h 71 Mon. towese –Stent Edmund E., fanner, h Brushy Plain Judson J., fanner, h Brushy Plain h Main bey Cherry 'lava gek emp:M. L littingftto., , teethe -Charlet W., emp M. I. Fittings Co., h 61 Harbor �BRANFORD [S] DIRECTORY. Stevens Emerson, laborer, We Pine Orchard George, laborer, h Pine Orchard George, fisherman, h Short Beach William, boss quarryman, h Flying Point av, StonyCreek Stoddard I. H., photographer Main, res New Haven Stojkovic Marko, emp B. Lock Works, h Bradley c Main I -• van House I' • Watson , farmer, h Short Beach William, farmer, h Blackstoneville Willie H., emp B. Lock Works, h 12 Hillside av Stony Creek Cemetery, Northam c Palmer, Henry Hallsup't Creek Oyster Co., oyster growers and shippers Flying Point, Stony Creek Creek Pink Granite Co., quarriers and granite dealers(co-operative), John R' obins manager, Flat Rock, Stony Creek Creek Red Granite Co., quarriers and granite dealers Flying Point, Stony Creek Storr Isaac, carpenter, h Harbor, Branford Point John, emp M. L Fittings Co., bds Harbor, Branford Point Strickland Asa, carpenter, h W Main n railroad track Strigle John, emp B. Lock Works, h Monroe Strobl e Fritz, emp T. J. Toole, bds Latoole av Sullivan A. L., foreman Norcross Bros. Stony Creek, h do. Dennis, stone cutter, lids Palmer, Stony Creek James, emp B. Lock Works, h Cedar Jeremiah, ins, agent, bds Monroe Matthew, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h of end of Church Michael, laborer, Ms Cedar Michael J., molder, We Main n Chestnut k Works, h Monroe Patrick emp B. foc Patrick, stone cutter, h School, Stony Creek Timothy, stone cutter, bde Palmer, Stony Creek Timothy , any B. Lock Works, h 89 E Main Sundquist John E., emp N. I. Fittings Co., h 42 Rogers Swanson Andrew Ms 71 Montowese map M. L Fittings Co., h 60 Harbor Sweetntan Fidelius W.-, laborer, Ms 67 Harbor Swift Albert J., with J. Swift, lids Branford Point House Henry R, farmer, bile W Main xi Old Short Beach rd Henry F.; farmer,1 W Main is pm Short Beach rd Judah, prop. Branford Point House, h do. Sykes Alf emp B. Look Works, h Montoweas at track Esther, widow James, h Chestnut, Short Racks Harry, emp B. Lock Works, Isis ChnMut, Short Books. William, emp R Lock Works, lids Chestnut, Short. Rocks -•I BRANFORD [T] DIRECTORY. 45 'TALMAGE MILO A., carpenter, We Wilford av Taylor John, emp Harbor c Stannard av, bds do. Telly Joseph, engineer J. Beatty, h Red 11111 rd, Stony Creek Tenneney Fmnms, laborer, Ms Main i Russell James, emp B. Lock Works, Ms Main n Russell 'Tenney Arthur J., physician 10 Montowese, h do. Tepperman Robert, emp B. Lock Works, lids Main c Rogers Testor Frank, bookkeeper New Haven, h Montowese opp Catholic Church Terhune ugustns L, mo set n Depot George D., painter, h Indian Neck av c Terhnne Nicholas R, patternmaker IL I. Fittings Co., h Rogers n Elm Stephen H., molder N. I. Fittings Co., h Harrison av Thatcher Herbert E., clerk M. L Fittings Co, h Bradley av Thayer Elwin 34., molder M. L Fittings Co., bds Church n Wilford av Walter, emp M. L Fittings Co., lids Montowese bey Wilford av "Thorn William, clerk F. L. Jackson, Ms Three Elm House, Stony Creek Thomas W. 11., stone cutter, h Watrous, Stony Creek Thompson Hattie, widow Charles, h S Main n*Main Three Elm House E. J. Coe prop., off Flying Point a; Stony Creek Thnntshiru George, machinist Harbor, lids 97 E Main Thdmas, em Y. Y. & T. Mfg. Co., this Delavan House ' Tilley Charles M. emp M. L Fittings Co., Ms Hopson av Tinley James, emp R Lock Works, Ms Main n W Main Tobin Abby, widow Michael, h Monroe James, lids Bradley c Harbor James R, emp K Lock Works, lids Monroe John F., machinist N. I. Fittings Co., h Bradley c Harbor John H., emp B. Lock Works, lids Monroe Maggie Miss, h Bradley c Harbor Todd Andrew B., market gardener, It Short Beach Toguella C., emp Noroross Bros., h Stony Creek J., emp Norcross Bros. h Stony. Creek Tomarzie Gus, laborer, lids 'School, Stony Creek Tomlinson Frederick, ticket agent N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R., h 20 Rogers Toohey John, horseshoer Main, h do. Toole N. J., bartender T. J. Toole, lids Latoole av Thomas J, saloon and bottler Latoole av, h do, after July 1st, Main o Hillside av Torpey Thomas, brass molder B. Lock Works, h E Main , Totoket House, Jame a'Connor prop., Main opp the green 'owner S. Merin, farmer,. If K *In -bey Mill Plain j :Townsend George IL,. Phinffelalt ,Brablard House Stony • Creek, lids do . �46 BRANFORD rpn DIRECTORY.. J. S. Gray Stony Creek, bde do. Trehane William, quarryman, bds Flying Point av, Stony Creek Treiber George, laborer, h Main n blacksmith shop Trowbridge Joseph P., h Indian Neck Troy John, emp B. Lock Works, bde Quench rd Rhody, emp B. Lock Works, h Quench rd Tryon Elisha IL, carpenter, h E Main -----litcflmee—butcher-v-11--Pave areet__IN ric St Creek Stephen, farmer, h Paved Street District, Stony Creeek. Turner Mary K, widow G. C., bds 6 S Main Tuttle Alonzo, keeper Almshouse Stony Creek rd William L., steward "The irk" Indian Neck, bele do. Tygeson Isaac, saloon E Main o Chestnut Tygereon John, bartender Totoket, h 8 Hillside av Tyler Elmer S., carpenter, h Pine Orchard Eugene brass molder B. Lock Works, bde Indian Neck John R., fisherman and carpenter, h Indian Neck Leonard F., sailor, bds Indian Neck William, molder M. L Fittings Co., h 14 W Main Train William, emp UPSON MARV J. MISS, has Double Beach rd c Maple VAGAR JOHN, emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds Main ni Monroe Valentine William IL, rubber stamp mfr, h Indian Neck av Van Beuthysen Josephine, widow Isaac, h Montowese n S Main Van Buren William H., manager drug store F. K Brainerd Stony Creek, 1.1 Flying Point av, do. Van Lucius 0., molder M. I. Fittings Co., bds Montowese n 8 Main Van Sands Caroline, widow Charles L, h Montowese n S Main Charles E., emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds Montowese n $ Main Moine° L, emp B. Lock Works, h 154 E Main Van Wie Alexander, emp B. Lock Works, h Indian Neck av Charles A., emp B. Lock Works, bds Indian Neck av Frank W., snap B. Lock Works, lxls Indian Neck avJohn, emp B. Lock Works, h 160 E Main Varno A. Joel, physician 56 Main, h do. Venal Lizzie widow George, housekeeper is . W Mai Vetters Arthur, farmer, h Pleasant Point _ Charles, farmer, Ms Pleasant Point Edward, laborer, h Pleasant Point 2 Vilati Gilpi, stone cutter, bds taste's Island WALLACE ANNTE MISS, tiatekesper bds E Main . George, carpenter and builder a Stony Creek, h •. BRANFOED [W] DIRECTORY. 47 Wallace Henry A., emp B. Granite Co., bds Island View HOMO, Stony Creek Michael, laborer, bds Russell Michael F., emp B. Lock Works, h 155 E Main Walsh George, emp M. I. Fittings Co., bds Harrison av James, blacksmith B. Granite Co., h off Flying Point av Stony Creek James W., ' emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Harrison av Matthew, emp B. Lock Works, bds Delavan House Thomas;shoe_repairerllyin Creek, h do. Walsky Mike, laborer, bds Ivy n Main Ward John, saloon Stony Creek, h do. John, quarryman J. Beatty, Ms School, Stony Creek Josephine Mrs., h 30 Rogers Sidney A., emp Thomas B. Ward, bds Mill Plain Stacy H., ins. agent, Ids 30 Rogers Thomas B., ice dealer and miller Mill Plain, h do. Warner James E., teamster F. Jourdan & Son, h Maple bey Harbor Lucretia Mrs. laundress, h Maple bey Harbor P. Albert, molder M. I. Fittings Co., h 70 Harbor Warren William, blacksmith B. Granite Co., h Railroad ay, Stony Creek Way Horatio N., painter, h Montowese opp S Main Webb Arthur J., carpenter, bds Palmer, Stony Creek Junius S., carpenter h Palmer, Stony Creek Welch Edward, molder 'B. Lock Works, h end of Church John J., section hand, h end of Church John P., laborer, Ids Chestnut n Short Rocks rd Michael, emp B. Lock Works, bde 89 E Main Thomas, brass molder B. Lock Works, h Chestnut, Short Rocks ThomsF., emp B. Lock Works, bds Chestnut, Short Rock s Welles Harry B. Mrs., h Montowese opp freight depot Westerholm Charles, molder M. L Fittings Co., h 64 Harbor Whalen Harold, emp A. R. Ennuist, bds Rogers Julia. widow John, h is Hillside av Whaley James, locksmith, h 45 Elm White Alexander, emp N. L Fittings.Co., h Bradley George, farmer, h Short Beach James, laborer, h Cedar James, laborer, bds Cedar John, laborer, bde Cedar Michael, laborer, bds Cedar Whitney Prank D., agt. Adams Express Co., h Main opp Baptist Church . : Berber% L foreman B. Granite Co., h Flying Point, Stony Creek WiCkney Harney, stone cutter, h teete's Island rd, Stony Creek �48 snairoao [Z] DERECTORY. Wightmati George P., clerk J. Hutchinson & Co., h Main n blacksmith shop Palmer G. Rev., pastor Baptist Church, 118 Rogers Wilford Bernard S., clerk C. H. Wilford, bds 15 S Main WILFORD CHARLES IL, meat market Main, lila S Main—See p 85 Edwin L., farmer, h Montowese n $ Main Frank K, molder, h Indian Neck • • % Williams Benjamin F., stone cutter, h Prospect, Stony Creek Burr, oysterman, bds Flying Point av, Stony Creek Charles M., h Brushy Plain Clarence H., oysterman and painter, bds Flying Point av, Stony Creek E. Mrs., saloon Main, h do. Henry A., oysterman, h FlYing Point av, Stony Creek John G., clerk F. E. Peckham Co., Ms Main Mary P., widow Edward, dressmaker Chestnut n Short Rocks Patrick T., compositor, bds Main Thomas, clerk E. Williams, Main, bds do. Willis Adam, quarryman, h Watrous, Stony Creek Wilson Frank, bds turnpike Frederick, h Damascus Gustaf, molder B. Lock Works, h 48 Rogers John, emp B. Lock Works bds Totoket House Wise Edward IL, dining room and cigars and tobacco depot, Stony Creek, h do. Wolf S., clothing, boots and shoes, hats and caps Main opp Baptist Church, 11 do. Wood Alexander W., machinist M. I. Fittings Co., 11 W Main bey Cherry Hill rd Christopher G., machinist It I Fittings Co., h Inrkham c Elm WOODCOCK GEORGE S., grocer, hardware, paints, 77 oils, eto. Main c Rogers, h Ra;rison av—See p 83 WoodsJohn, emp M. I. Fittings Co., h Main n W Main I.- Woodstock Henry C., emp Lock orks, h 32 S Main Wright Frank W., tower operator N. Y., N. It & H. It IL Co., bds Church n Wilford av , Wring Michael, carpenter, lids Totoket House YALE Jo TOWNE MFG. CO, THE, B. Lock Works • dept., lock mfrs. Main e by Yalmer Franc A., empM L Fittings Co., Ms 48 Rogers • Yousurwflt John, laborer, Milky n Main • ZACRER EDMUND, lawyer, is Main ishallock John, emp M. I. Fittings Co., Zink Walter IL, physician Main o Zober W., emp B. Look Works, BRANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Apothecaries. (See also Druggists.) BRAINERD FRANK K, Main, Stony Creek—See p83 PECKHAM F. K & CO., Main—See front cord p ifi Braun J. Mrs., Main Baker. Barbers. • nistem , tony ree COYLE C. IL, P. 0. blk Main—See p90 °TELL FRED, Main—See p 90 Blacksmiths and Horseshoers. BRAY THOMAS Is!, School, Stony Creek—See p 91 Clark James II., Rogers DAVIS C. A., Main—See p 91 Donnelly John, Main Field George C., Rogers HUBBARD HENRY W., Church c Wilford av—See p 91 KERR JOHN, Main—See p 91 MOORE J. S., Rogers—See p 90 Toohey John, Main Boarding Houses. Bradley Franklin L. (summer), Flying Point av, Stony Creek Island View House, Flying Point, Stony Creek Lattimer John E. Mrs., 97 E Main O'Brien Margaret Mrs., 56 Main Boats to Let. Averill George M., Indian Neck Bradley W. F. Stony Creek Cooper James, 'Main, Stony Creek PAGE HENRY, Hall av, Ston y Creek—See p 89 Smith D., Flying Point, Stony Creek Boot and Shoe Dealers. BRAINERD FRANK K,,Main, Stony Creek—See p sa Foote W. IL, Main Gilley Charles, Stony Creek. Wolfe S., Main Boot and Shoemakers and Repairers. Downey Timothy, Main Heller Ludwig, Main opp Russell Jeffrey William, E Main 'bey Mill Plain Monroe Josiah Y.; 86 Harbor Nelson G. .A.;Main . Smsakenson Max, Stony Oreek Walsh Thomas,. Flying Point at* Stony Creek BotHere. BORN HENRY, Main erChesfstut —See front cord p V R HER It (temperance), Bain—See p86 oo Thomas Ell'EMAPIrW-8" S., Latoo e ill 92 �50 BRANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Carpenters and Builders. Studle y Richard, 14 INIontowese BRANFORD BUILDING CO., Harrison av—See p 67 Farnham E. G., Montowese HARRINGTO.N C. W., Main c Hopson av—See p 88 HOSLEY B. F., Montowese—See p 88 JOHNSON JOHN H., Flying Point av, Stony Creek— See 89 CAR C. Paved Street Ston Creek—See p 89 Wallace George, off Flying Point av, Stony reQ Carpets. NEW YORK STORE, Main—See inside front cover Carriagemakers and Repairers. BRAY THOMAS M. (repairer), School, Stony Creek—See p 91 DAVIS C. A. (repairer), Main—See p 9i HUBBARD HENRY W. (repairer), Church c Wilford av —See p 91 KERR JOHN, Main—See p 91 MOORE J. S., Rogers—See p 90 Rowland Lynde, off Rogers Rowley A. R. (repairer), Elm Cider Mill. Ward Thomas, Mill Plain Cigars, Tobacco, Etc. Gandini Joseph, Flying Point, Stony Creek Hibbard F. L., Main, Stony Creek McKEE BROS., Main—See p 86 OTELL FRED, Main—See p 90 Wise Edward H., Main, Stony Creek WOODCOCK G. S., Main c Rogers—See p 83 Clergymen. Broberg Konrad (Swedish Lutheran), Hopson av Brown George I. (Episcopal), Montowese opp the green Devitt Theophilus S. (Cong.), S Main c Church Martin Edward (R. C.), 10 Hillside av Pelton George A. (Cong.), Prospect, Stony Creek Wightman Palmer G. (Baptist) c 81 Rogers Clothing. Levy Louis, School, Stony Creek Marco Louis, Main, Wolfe S., Main Coal and Wood. Frink N. C., Indian Point House, Stony Creek JOURDAN F. & SON, Harbor—See p 87 OSBORN S. V. & CO., foot Rogers—See p 86 Page Dennis, School, Stony Creek Confectionery and Fruit. Calkins George W., Rogers Gandini Joseph, Flying Point, Stony Creek Monroe L. J., 84 Harbor Paine L. M., Main, Stony Creek RYDER J. V., Main—See p 86 WOODCOCK G. S., Main c Rogers—See p 83 BRANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 51 Crockery and Glassware. NEW YORK STORE, Main—See inside front cover PRANN & STANNARD, Main—See p 84 WOODCOCK G. S., Main c Rogers—See p 83 Dentists. Ely Calvin L., 3 West Main JOHNSTON DAVID W., P. 0. blk Main—Sue p 82 D y Rooms. Avetill George M., Indian Neck , y Dressmakers. . - Hill Catherine B. Miss, Main n schoolhouse Merriam Melissa L. Miss, 13 Rogers Smith Josie Miss, 97 E Main Williams Mary P., Chestnut, Short Rocks Druggists. BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 83 Hutchinson J. ct, Co., Main PECKHAM F. E. & Co., Main—See front col'd p III Dry Goods. BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 83 Hutchinson J. & Co., Main NEW YORK STORE, Main—See inside front cover Express Lines. Adams Express Co., railroad depots ANDREWS EXPRESS, Montowese—See p 82 Branford, East Haven and New Haven Stage and Express Line, E Main Fancy Goods. NEW YORK STORE, Main— See inside front cover Richards R. Mrs., Main Fertilizer Mfr. Kelsey K 11, Short Beach Fish and Oysters. Clark Charles E., Main, Stony Creek McKEE Bros., Main—See p 86 RYDER J. V., Main—See 1) 86 Florist. EVERDING CHARLES, Elm c Russell—See p 84 Flour and Feed. JACKSON F. L., Main, Stony Creek—See p 84 Spencer John, Main Furnaces and Ranges. (See also Stoves and Furnaces.) ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front col'd p Furniture Dealer. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 84 Furniture Repairer. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 84 Gents' Furnishings. Foote W. R., Main Hutchinson J. & Co., Main Granite Dealers. (See Quarriev). �52 BRANFORD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Grist Mills. Bradley Gurdon, Main OSBORN S. V. & CO., foot Rogers—See p 86 Ward Thomas B., 31111 Plain Grocers. Ablondi Bros., Stony Creek Babcock M. 0., Main BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 83 Buckley Laurence, Main Clark Charles E., Main, Stony Creek JACKSON F. L., Main, Stony Creek—See p 84 Kane J. T., Montowese Knowles E. B., Short Beach PRANN & STANNARD, Main—See p 84 Samero G., School, Stony Creek Shepard L. F., Harbor Smith W. D., Bradley e Harbor WOODCOCK GEORGE S., Main c Rogers—See p 83 Hardware. BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 83 Hutchinson J. & Ca Main PRANN & STANNARD, Main—See p84 WOODCOCK G. S., Main c Rogers—See 83 Harness makers and Dealers. Barnes J. C., Main Latimer John E., E Main O'Brien James, Main Hay and Straw. Beach John B., 90 E Main JACKSON F. L., Main, Stony Creek—See p 84 OSBORN S. V. & CO., foot Rogers—See p 86 Spencer John, Main Horse Shoeing. BRAY THOMAS M., School, Stony Creek—See p 91 DAVIS C. A., Main—See p 91 Hot Water Heating. CORCORAN WILLIAM T., Main—See p 85 ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front col'd p IV Hotels. Brainard House (summer). Main c Rogers, Stony Creek BRANFORD HOUSE, Elm c Russell—See p 93 Branford Point House, J. Swift prop., Branford Point DELA VAN HOLTSE, M. E. Bliss prop., Main opp the park—See p 93 DOUBLE BEACH HOLTSE, Henry Clark prop., Double Beach — See p 93 Hotchkiss Grove House (summer), Indian Neck Indian Point House (summer), N. C. Frink prop., Main below Fl ying Point av, Stony Creek Lime Wood Grove House (stunmer), George G. Rice prop., Indian Neck Money Island House (summer). Money Island BRAN; UUS/NESS TORECTORY. 53 Montoiise Hot n -] rrr), mu, ill m Bryan prop., Indian icev(k. Pot Island House 4- 'ann94y, Williarn 11. Barnes prop., Pot Island Sheldon House (‘damoor ) , Sheldon Bros. props., Pine Orchard Three Elm Ifonse (sli t inner ) , Stony Creek Totoket House, Main opp Park Ice Cream Mfr. RYDER J. V., Main—See p 811 Ice–Deaters. g Gnrdon, Main Ward 'Thomas B., Mill Plain Insurance Agents. Isbell Edward E., Montowese n Wilford av Palmer George, "Maple Hill," Queach rd Iron Founders. Hammer & Co. (malleable), foot Rogers Jewelry and Watches. PECKHAM F. E. & CO., Main—See front col'd p III Laundries. Lee Sing, Main Lunquist A. V., Flying Point ON, Stony Creek Lawyers. Gorham Charles K., Indian Neck av Zacher Edmund, Main c Rogers Livery Stables. Beardsley Daniel H., 10 Harbor Leach Frank H., Rogers RICE M. P., Main—See p 92 RICHARDS CHARLES A., Main—See p 92 Lock Mfrs. Yale & Towne Mfg. Co., Main Lumber. JOURDAN F. & SON, Harbor—See p 87 OSBORN S. V. & CO., foot Rogers—See p 86 Lunch, Boom. McKEE BROS., Main—See p 86 Machinist. Thumshiru George, Harbor Mason Builders. Botsford Charles M. (stone), Flying Point av, Stony Creek BRANFORD BUILDING, CO., Harrison av—See p Si BOSLEY B. F., Montowese—See p 88 KNIEFIN OSCAR P., Main—See p 89 Lundquist Peter (stone), Flying Point ox, Stony Creek Masons' Material. BRANFORD BUILDING CO., Harrison av—See p Si Meat Markets. Ablondi Bros. Stony Creek Averill Daniel, Maio �54 BR A N FORD BC sIN ESS DIRErf o BY. Fc RD BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bradle y C. H., Mau: BRAINERD FRANK K. Main, Stony Creek—See p 63 11.4wd William T., Main, Stony Creek JACKSON F. L., Main. Stony Creek—See p 84 Sanzero 0.. Selesd, Stony Creek 'WILFORD C. H.. Main—See p S5 Merchant Tailor. CORCORAN WILLIAM T., Main—See p 85 ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front col'd p Richards R. Mrs., Main Printers. Music Teachers. Borman Helena A. Miss, Main n Branford Memorial Library Bradley Edward E. (piano), Plying Point av, Stony Creek Newspaper. BRANFORD OPINION (weekly), P. 0. blk, Main—See p 81 News Rooms. Calkins George W., Rogers Paine L. M., Main, Stony Creek Nurse. ANDREWS HARRY 0. (job), Montowese—See p 82 Quarries. Branford Granite Co., Flying Point, Stony Creek Norcross Bros., Stony Creek Stony Creek Pink Granite Co., Flat Rock, Stony Creek Stony Creek Red Granite Co., Flying Point, Stony Creek Real Estate. JOHNSON JOHN IL, Flying Point,Stony Creek–See p 89 Roofing. Judson Josephine Mrs., 23 Harbor, Branford Point Oil Mfrs. Kelsey E. R. (fish), Short Beach Oyster Growers and Shippers. Picture Frame Mfr. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 84 Plumbers. MARK LOUIS, 3 Hillside av—See p 82 Beach E. B., off Flying Point, Stony Creek Smith Charles E., Flying Point, Stony Creek Stony Creek Oyster Co., Flying Point, Stony Creek Leete I. P., E Main • Tenny A. J., Montowese Townsend G. II., Brainard House, Stony Creek Varno A. J., Main Zink W. II., Main CORCORANr WILLIAM T., Main—See p ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front cord p IV Saloons. • Painters (House, Carriage and Sign). Cook Anderson S., 14 Rogers Harure Gustave A. R., 88 E Main BOSLEY B. F., Montowese—See p 88 HUBBARD HENRY W. (carriage), Church c Wilford— See p 91 KERR JOHN (carriage), Main—See p 91 MOORE J. S., (carriage), Rogers—See p 90 PAGE HENRY, Hall av, Stony Creek—See p 89 Way H. N., Montowese opp S Main Paints, Oils, Etc. BRAINERD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 83 Hanire Gustave A. R., 88 E Main Hutchinson J. & Co., Main PRANN STANNARD, Main—See p 84 WOODCOCK G. S., Main e Rogers—See p 83 Photographers. CIIRISTY GEORGE M., Main Stony Creek—See p 82 Stoddard, I. II., Main Physicians. Davis William B. (homoeopathic), Montowese; office hours, S to 9 a. m., 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 p. m., GAYLORD C. W., P. 0. Block; office hours, 8 to 9.30 a. in., 12.30 to 2.30 and 6.30 to 9 p. m.; Sunday, 12 to 2 and 6 to 7.80 p. m. Arienta Charles, West av, Stony Creek Buckley J. J., Main c Russell Buckley Lawrence, Main Clark William J., Stony Creek Gray James S., Gray's lane, Stony Creek Kane J. T., Montowese Kivlan B., Main Linsley S. G., Rogers McGrail John, Main OAK HALL, Main c Chestnut—See front col'd p SCHLOSSER HERMAN, Main—See p 92 Toole Thomas J., Latoole av Totoket House, Main opp Clark Tygeson Isaac, E Main a Chestnut Ward John, Stony Creek Williams E., Main Saw Mills. OSBORN S. V. & CO., foot Rogers—See p So Palmer E. S., Stony Creek Ward Thomas B., Mill Plain Silverware. PECKHAM F. E, & CO., Main—See front cord p Stage Lines. Branford, East Haven and New Haven Stage and Express line, E Main RICHARDS CHARLES A., Main—See p Steam Fittings 31/rs. Malleable Iron Fittings Co., foot Rogers �• 56 • MUNFOR.D BUSINESS DIRECTORY. BRANFORD TOWN OFFICERS. Steam Heating. CORCORAN WILLIAM T., Main—See p 85 ENGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front col'd p IV HOSLEY B. F., Montowese—See p 88 Stock Companies. Branford Granite Co.—Flying Point av, Stony Creek. Incorporated 1889. President, Edward Freel; Secretary and Treasurer, James J. Moran Malleable Iron Fittings Ca—Foot Rogers. Incorporated api a 1864. wartlareasurer_aml_ neliaer T. F. Hammer; Secretary and Superintendent, A. E. Hammer Stony Creek Oyster Co.—Flying Point, Stony Creek. Incorporated 1868. Capital, $42,000. President, Charles Kimberly ; Secretary and Treasurer, Frank E. Smith. Stony Creek Red Granite Co.—Flying Point, Stony Creek. Incorporated 1889. Capital, 8150,000. President, Thomas IL Babcock; Vice President, Samuel Babcock; Secretary and Treasurer, Everett S. Grant. Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.—Main c Ivy. President, Henry R. Towne; Vice President, William F. Donovan; Secretary, Schuyler Merritt; Treasurer, George E. White. Stoves and Ranges. BRAINARD FRANK E., Main, Stony Creek—See p 83 CORCORAN WILLIAM T., Main—See p 85 E'NGQUIST A. R., Rogers—See front col'd p IV Tailors. Abrams 31., Main Bernstein ElMs, Stony Creek MARK LOUIS, 3 Hillside av—See p 82 Tea, Coffee, Etc. (See also Grocers.) BRAINERD FRANK E., Maio, Stony Creek—See p JACKSON F L., Main Stony Creek—See p 84 , Main—See p84 PRANN & STANNARD WOODCOCK G S , Main c Rogers—See p 83 Teamster. Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Workers. Mannix Lawrence, Ivy Bishop N. H., Flying DMA av, Stony Creek CORCORAN WILLIAM T., Main—See p 85 ENGQLTIST A. R.,Rogers—See p 84 Trucking and Carting. RICE M. P., Main—See p 92 RICHARDS CHARLES A., Main—See p 92 Undertaker. Upholsterer. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 84 Variety Stores. GRISWOLD S. A., Main—See p 84 Graveline L. Miss, Main Monroe L. J., Harbor Watchmakers and Repairers. Meigs Charles I., Main PECKHAM F. E. & CO., Main—See front col'd p sa Town Clerk and Treasurer, Walter Foote. Selectmen, Charles H. Wilford, Barlow S. }brace, Edward 13. Knowles. Tax Collector, Lucien A. Merriam. Assessors, David Baldwin, Luke Quinn. Board of Relief, Henry H. Fowler, Henry A. Hall, Austin M. Babcock. man, Albert J. Ken Charles Newton, James Fitzgerab Constables, John Fades, George nton, ames Schenck, James Jones, Antonio Lazzari, WilliamJ. McKee, Patrick T. O'Brien. Registrars First Voting District, Frank E. Beach, Wilfred L. Moore. Registrars Second Voting District, Henry H. Keys, Frederick L. Hibbard. Auditors, John J. V. Cuninotham, Frank W. Jerold. Treasurer of School Bonds, Eli F. Rogers. Justices of the Peace, qualified, Marcus 0. Babcock, Albert J. Kenyon, A. Earl Baldwin, William E. Bailey. BOROUGH OFFICERS. Warden, Charles II. Wilford. Burgesses, Frank E. Beach, William R. Foote, Paul D. Beach, Lester J. Nichols, Marcus 0. Babcock, John Doyle; Sec. and Treas., Walter Foote. PUBLIC SCHOOLS. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Chairman, Walter H. Zink, N. D.; Secretary, John J. V. Cuninghain; Acting School Visitor, Chas.W. Gaylord. M.D.; Thomas P. Carney, Sidney V. Osborn, Henry W. Averill, W. E. Bailey, Everett S. Grant (Stony Creek), Frank W. Jerold, Michael F. O'Brien, Andrew J. Coyle, Stone J. Bergstrom. TEACHERS. CENTER Disxxicx—High School, Charles II. Harriman, Principal; Mrs. Alice I'. Marshall, Assistant Principal. Grammar School, No. 5, Miss Eliza L. Scanlan. Lower Grammar, No. 4, Miss Anna P Towner. Lower Grammar, No. 8, Miss Julia R. Lanphier. Intermediate, No. 7, Miss Maud E. Latham. Intermediate, No. 3, Miss Nellie T. Quinlan. Second Primary, No. 2, Miss B. C. Devitt. Primary, No. Miss Martha A. Quinlan. Kindergarten, Miss A. Griswold. STONY CREEK DISTRICT— Grammar School, No. 4, Miss Susan E. Hart. Intermediate, No. 3, Miss Lizzie G. Sullivan. Second Primary, No. 2, Miss Josephine F. Kelley. Primary, No. 1, Miss Lina E Wightinan. 5 � • • BRANFORD DIRECTORY. I3RAN1rORD DIRECTORY. HARBOR STREET DISTRICT — Gramma r School, No. 2, Miss Ella T McGrail. Primary, No. 1, Miss Julia V. Buckley. UNGRADED SCHOOLS — Mil l Plain District, Miss Martha M. Robbins. Plantsville District, Miss Fannie Palmer. Paved Street District, Miss Sarah Hartigan, Short Beach District, Miss Minnie E. Hart. of Christian Endeavor—Formed September 21, 1887. Meetings, Sunday, 6.15 p. m. President, F. E. Smith; Secretary, J. E. Howd. Junior Endeavor Society meets Sunday 3.30 p.m. Mrs. M. C. Maynard, Superintendent. Union Religious Society—Organized November 13, 1865. Chapel dedicated -July 8, 1866. Society Committee, M. K. Northam, N. H. Bishop, Timothy Page, E. It Coe; Clerk, Franklin Bradley. 58 CHURCHES. on the Green. Services first and third Sunday of each month. Wightman; Deacons, George T. Pastor, Rey. Palmer a B. Hosley, Henry W. Hubbard, Elizur C. Johnson; Treasurer and Clerk, James H Fowler; Organist, Mrs. L. Wilfred Moore ; Trustees, C. W. Harrington, Elizur C. Johnson; Superintendent of Sunday School, Elizur C. Johnson; Assistant Superintendent of Sunday School, C. W. Harrington; Librarian, G. T. B. Hosley; Secretary and Treasurer, Frank Hosley. Sunday services, 10.45 a. m.; winter, 7 p. m.; summer, 7.30 p. m.; Snnday School, 12 m. Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor—President, W. N. Boynton; Vice President, Mrs. William Lounsbury; Recording Secretary, Miss Nellie Havens; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. D. W. Goddard; Treasurer, Miss Nellie Havens. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Organized 1644. Pastor, Rev. T. S. Devitt, Ph. D., D. D.; Deacons, William Linsley, A. M. Babcock, J. J. V. Cuningham, H. E. Thatcher; Clerk and Treasurer, 3.3. V. Cunningham; Church Committee, E. D. Sheldon, J. W. Lay, F. T. Bradley, A. P. AlcKinnel, George W. Plant, C. W. Cooke, H. G. Harrison, E. E. Isbell, James S. Rice, Pastor, Clerk and Deacons; Collector, Edwards D. Sheldon; Clerk and Treasurer of Society, E. E. Isbell; Society's Committee, Deacon William Linsley, H. G. Harrison, George W. Plant, Deacon H. E. Thatcher, A. P. McKinnel, L. J. Nichols, Dr. C. W. Gaylord; Committee on Pew Renting, H. G. Harrison, Deacon Cunningham; Organist, W. N. Munson; Sexton, Walter H. Dean; Sunday School Superintendent, S. G. Cooke; Superintendent of Primary Department, Mrs. H. F. Swift. Y. P. S. C. E.—President, F. T. Bradley. Junior Y. P. S. C. E.—Superintendent, Mrs. L. R. Vinal. Sunday services, 10.45 a. m., and 7 and 7.30 p. m., according to seasons; Sunday School at 12 m.; Junior Y. P. S. C. E., at 4 p. m.; Y. P. S. C. E., one hour and a quarter before evening services. Friday evening, prayer and conference meeting. CHURCH OF CHRIST (CONGREGATIONAL), STONY CREEK. Formed January 16, 1877. Incorporated May 22, 1889. Pastor, Rev. George A. Pelton; Clerk, J. H. Northam; Trustees, F. E. Smith, F. E. Brainerd, C. E. Smith; Deacons, J. T. Tucker, F. E. Smith. Services, Sunday 10.45 a. m., and 7 p. m.; Wednesday, 7.15 p. m. Sunday School—Began in 1838. Meets a1 12 m. Superintendent, F. E. Smith. Society 59 TRINITY CHURCH (EPISCOPAL). Parish organized 1784. Church built 1852. Chapel built 1880. Fowler E bert E. Bisho i; Parish Clerk, Lucien E. filer riam; Vestrymen, Henr y W. y en , ' m. . oote, I Is T. Robinson, Henry F. 'Jourdan, Walter Foote, Frederick Jourdan. Delegates to Convention, Albert J. Kenyon, William J. McKee. Superintendent of Sunday School, Frank G. Tester; Bible Class, Eli Rogers; Treasurer, Harry 0. Andrews; Librarian, Mason F. Smith; Organist, Miss Emily Olmstead; Sexton, Charles Johnson. St. Andrew's Guild—President, Harry 0. Andrews; Vice President, Mason F. Smith; Secretary, Henry B. Olmstead; Treasurer, William J. Valentine. Society of King's Daughters—President, Mrs.William R. Foote. Woman's Auxiliary, First Directress, Mrs. G. 1. Brown; Directresses, Mrs. Walter Fowler, Mrs. Geo. Parker, Mrs. Henry Nichols; Treasurer, Miss Sally Palmer; Sec'y, Miss Ellen Palmer. Altar Guild, Sub-directress, Miss Anna Bell Crouch; Treasurer, Miss Mabel Foote; Secretary, Miss Lottie Bradley. Services— Sunday, Celebration of the Holy Communion at 9.45 each Sunday, except on the first Sunday in the month, when it will be at 12 o'clock; 10 - 45, Morning Prayer, Litany and sermon; 12 o'clock, Sunday School. The evening service is at 7 o'clock in the winter, at 7.30 in the summer; Evening prayer and sermon. Evening prayer on all Fridays of the year at 7.30 o'clock. During the summer, services are also held at Grace Chapel, Branford Point, two Sundays in each month, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN TABOR CHURCH. Established 1888. Hopson ay. Pastor, Rev. Konrad Broberg; Deacons, Joseph Mattson, Joseph Friberg, Swen Anderson, Carl Carlson, Andrew Erikson; Trustees, John A. Sundquist, _Gust Johnson, Herman Michelson, Gust Gustafson, Hans Johnson; Sunday School Superintendent, Joseph Mattson; Organist, Alfred Damberg; Sexton, J. A. Sundquist. Services: Sunday, 10.30 a. In., 7.45 p. m.; Sunday School service, 12 tn.; Evenin g service, Thursday, 7.45 p. m. • Holy Communion, first Sunday in every other month. Swedish Young People's Society, Lutheran Church—Meets first and third '),Ionday evenings of earl, month at Church. President, Carl Erickson; Vice President. Hardld Ljungberg; Sec., Julius Nilson; Treas., Peter Nilson. Tabita Woman's Mission Societ y meets s:ccon 1 Tue-o la y of each month. President, Re y . Konrad Roberg; Corresponding Sec'y, Mrs. Alma Kronhol rn ; Treas., Mrs. Joseph Matt,on. �• 60 BRANFORD DIRECTORY. SWEDISH LUTHERAN GETIIsEMANE CHURCH, STONY CREEK. Established 1888. Services 1st and 8d Sunday of each month at 3 p. m. Pastor, Re y . Konrad Broberg; Deacons, Lundquist, Charles Good, Emil Anderson, John Nilson; Secretary, Emil Anderson; Treasurer, Charles Good. ST. MARY'S R. C. CHURCH. Moinowese n Wilford ay. Pastor, Re y . Edward Martin; Organist, Miss Lizzie 31. 3Iack; Trustees, Francis Cull and John Hally; Sexton, Samuel David; Sunday School Superintendent, Thomas F. McDermott; Lady Superintendent, Miss Nellie L. Regan. h er ices, G errie'', 10.30 a. nr Sunday School, 3 to 3 p. m.; Vespers, 3 p. ni.; baptisms after Vespers; Week day Mass, i.30 a. m.; Holy Day Mass at 6 and 8 a„ SOCIETIES, ASSOCIATIONS, ETC. A. 0. F. or' A., COURT TOTOKET, No. 7,196. Meets in Armory Hall 1st and 3d Wednesday evenings of each m( nth. C. R., James E. Mathews; S. C. R., Michael Connelly; Financia l Secretary, George W. Hull; Recording Secretary, Michael Moore; Treasurer, Charles M. Johnson; S.W., E. M. Thayer; J. W.,Geo. Devlin ; S.B., James Kelly ; J.B.,Titnothy McCarty; Deputy Grand Chief Ranger, James Galligan. A. 0. H., DIVISION No. 1. President, Thomas F. Dunn; Vice President, William Massey; Recording Secretary, W. J. O'Brien; Financial Secretary, .1. B. Coakley; Treasurer, John Doyle. A. 0. U. VT., BINDER LODGE, NO. 65, STONY CREEK. Meets first and third Mondays of each month in St. George's Hall. P. 31. W., W. G. Edwards; M. W., John H. Northam; Foreman, John Robins; Overseer, Richard F. O'Connor; Recorder, Frank II. Binder; Financier, John Lew; Receiver, John A. Griswold; Guide, Richard Bowhay. BRANFORD AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. meeting first Monday in JanuIncorporated March 16, 1893. Annual 26 ary. Annual fair September and 27, 1895, at the Branford Driving Park. President, George C. Fields; let Vice President, Albert E. Plant; 2d. Vice President, Richard A. Howd; 3d Vice President, George L. Beach; Treasurer, Walter Foote; Secretary, Jarvis A. Pond; Executive Committee, Edwin E. Doolittle, Chairman; F. E. Peckham, A. Earle Baldwin, E. L. Wilford, T. A. Coe, Charles H. Frisbie and Calvin K. Northam. BRANFORD DRIVING PARK ASSOCIATION. Organized October 20, 1894. Park on Guilford Turnpike 21 miles from Center. President, B. F. Hosley; Vice Presidents, G. A. R. Harare, J. II. Beach, C. A. Blackstone; Treasurer, F. E. Peckham; Secretary, F. A. Finch. BRANFORD LITERARY CLUB. Meets every second Thursday at Gaylord Opera House. President, W. F. Smith; Treasurer, Vincent Gaylord; Secretaries, Miss Grace Covert and Helene Bormann. BRANFORD DIRECTORY. Cl D. 0. II. FRANZ Ant LODGE, No. 600. Meets twice a month on second and fourth Wednesdays, at Griswold Hall. 0. IL, Paul Lauderer; IV. B., John Thumshirn; treasurer, Fred Jourdan; Secretary, Louis Mory. ME RA CD SOFIA L CL ern. Meets second Monday of each month, at Emerald Club rooms, Main street. Organized June 1st, 1875. President, William Massey; Vice President, Patrick Condow; Secretary, Edward Matthews; Treasurer, James Galligan. Regular Communications first and third Wednesdays in each month at . u'ekaA,. o. m eALUj fl July aud August, finn Wednesday, Masonic Hall. W. M., George E. Higley; S. W.. Willys E. Beach; J, W., Frank T. Bradley; Treasurer, Charles P. Bradley; Secretary, L. A. Merriam; S. D., A. E. Kingsbury; J. D., John J. V. Cunningham; S. S., Charles R. Newton; J. S., Charles H. Nichols; Chaplain S. A. Wilford; Marshal, J. Atwood Linsley; Tyler, D. W. Goddard. I. 0. 0. F., SEASIDE LODGE, No. 54, STONY CREEK. Meets Friday of each week. St. Georges Hall. N. G., Ed. H. Rowd; V. G. E. L. Ke y es; Secretary, H. W. Page; Treasurer, W. J. llowil; P. G., 'Thomas Bray; Chaplain, E. J. Keyes. MANCHESTER UNITY, LOYAL STAR OF HOPE LODGE, No. 7051, T. 0. 0. F., STONY CREEK. Meets second and fourth Tuesdays ni each month. G. M., Guy B. Page; N. G., John 3IcClain; V. G., H. C. McCartney; Elec. Secretary, R. H. Madden; Per. Secretary, Joseph E. Howd; Treasurer, Alex Malley. IRON MOULDERS' UNION, No. S2. Meets third Saturday of each month at Armory Hall. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, ELDORADO COUNCIL, No. 10. Meets first Tuesday evening of each month at Armory Hall. Grand Knight, John G. Williams; Deputy Grand Knight, Thomas F. McDermott; Recording Secretary, Luke Quinn; Financial Secretary, John P. Callahan; Treasurer, James T. Reynolds. KNIGHTS OF HONOR, TOTOKET LODGE, No. 3016. Meets Delavan House, second and fourth Tuesday. Dictator, Eckford Davis; Vice Dictator, George Sheldon; Assistant Dictator, Walter Dean; Reporter, H. C. Woodstock; Financial Reporter, 11. N, Way; Treasurer, F. E. Peckham; Chaplain, 31. H. Benton; Guardian, E. E. Stem; Sentinel, IL W. Averill. K OF P., WOODLAND LODGE, No. 39. Meets every Monday evening in Armory Hall. C. C., P. A. Glover; K. of R. (Cc S., H. I. Van Sands. M. I. F. BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. Meets first Thursday of each month at Griswold's Hall. President,Willis M. Averill; Vice President, Henry Feoll; Secretary, Jarvis A. Pond; Treasurer, Matthias Neidhardt. �• BRANFORD DIRECTORY. BRA N vo RD DIRECTORY. N. E. 0. P., MONTOWESE LODGE, NO. 184. Meetings second and fourth Wednesdays of each month at Armory Corresponding and Recording, Seeretarv, Miss Susie E. Hart; Financial Secretar y , MISS Lizzie 4. Sullivan; Marshall, Miss Lizzie Rod-lee. 62 Hall. Warden, Charles F. Bradley; Vice Warden, William H. Valentine; Junior Vice Warden, George E. Marsh; Secretary, Wilfred L. Moore; Financial Secretary, Elizur C. Johnson; Treasurer, Charles A. Blackstone; Chaplain, Frank M. Cook; Guide, Harry 0. Andrews; Guardian, James H. Barker; Sentinel, Carl Ericson; Trustees, Elizur C. John, 63 YOUNG CADETS SOCIETY. President, Michael Moore; Vice President, Thomas Matthews; Recording Secretary, Edward O'Brien; Financial Secretary, John O'Brien; Treasurer, John Callahan; Marshall, Arthur O'Keefe. N. E. 0. P. PRINCESS LODGE. Meets every second and fotaG—Thesday eveningetn K. of P. -Ra J.-P. Warden, Naomi A. Moore; Warden, Caroline E. Jourdan; Vice Warden, Sarah E. Simpson; Secretary, Mary L. Plant; Financial Secretary, Lizzie R. Vinal; Treasurer, Nellie H. Meigs. SONS OF ST. GEORGE, STONY CREEK. Meets first and fourth Thursdays of each month in Sons of St. George Hall. President, Richard M. Bray; Vice President, James Jenkins; Secretary, William H. Thomas; Assistant Secretary, John H. Dower; Treasurer, John L. Deeble; Messenger, Joseph Hooper; Chaplain, Charles J. Opie. C. 0. G. C., FIDELITY COMMANDER; No. 343. Meets every second and fourth Monday evenings at Masonic Ha/I. P. N. C., Frederika M. Beach; N. C., Willys E. Beach; V. N. C., Sarah E. Chaipel; Prelate, Nellie A. Boynton; Secretary, Herbert E. Thatcher; Financial Secretary, John J. V. Cuningham; Treasurer, Joseph Lee; Herald, Lyman B. Chaipel. VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, STONY CREEK. Formed September 28, 1891. President, Mrs. R. C. Pratt; Secretary and Treasurer, Rev. George A. Felton; Chairman Financial Committee, Gen. J. Frank Pargoud ; Executive Committee, J. H. Johnson. TEMPERANCE SOCIETIES. No. 16, S. OF T. Meets every Thursday evening in Armory Hall. BRANFORD DIVISION, W. P., Miss Mary McKinnell; P. W., Miss Mary Bishop; W. A., Miss Helen Jones; Recording Secretary, Lyman B. Chaipel; Assistant Recording Secretary, Miss Agusta Johnson; Chaplain, J. J. V. Cunningham; Financial Secretary, A. P. McKinnell; Treasurer, Eckford Davis. Sr. MARY'S T. A. & B. SOCIETY. Meets in Armory Hall first Friday in every month. President, James Sullivan; Vice President, Patrick Condon; Treasurer, William Regan; Financial Secretary, J. Edward Matthews; Recording and Corresponding Secretary, William P. Garvey. ST. MARY'S LADIES T. A. & B. SOCLETY. Meets the second and fourth Fridays of each month at K. of P. Hall. President, Miss Margaret A. Regan; Vice President, Miss Mary 'I'. Scanlan; Treasurer, Miss Mary E. O'Brien;„ get ' BLAcKSTONE LIBRARY. The above cut represents the Blackstone Memorial Library. It will be presented to the town of Branford 17 Mr. Timothy Blackstone of Chicago as a memorial of his father, Mr. James Blackstone, who was an honored and life long resident of Branford. Although some project of the kind had been often talked of in Branford, its first real inception dates from the efforts of Rev. M. K. Bailey, formerly rector of Trinity Church to found a reading room or center for the younger men of the town to assemble. This project, meeting with but slow financial response_a_ -committee was formed, consisting of Mr. Alfred Hammer, Mr. Lester J. Nichols and Dr. C. W. Gaylord, to confer personally or by letter with several who having acme out from Branford might still have an interest in their native town and birthplace. Out of these negotiations developed the offer of a gift to the town of a free library building and library for same and the following were appointed by Mr. Timothy Blackstone to hold the same in trust for the benefit of the town: T. F. Hammer, Edward F. Jones. C. W. Gaylord, M. D., Edmund Zacher,William Regan, Henry W. Hubbard,'ex-officio, Addison Van Name, librarian of Yale. The Library building is in the form of a Latin cross and is constructed of pink marble from Tennessee. the inside fittings being of the same material, while doors and railings are of solid bronze. The floors throughout are of mosaic, while the wall surfaces, rotunda, dome, etc., will be � • 60 BRANFORD DIRECTORY. STATE GOVERNMENT. Governo r , O. Vincent Coffin, Middletown; salary, $4,000. Lieutenant-Goyernor, Lorriu A. Cook, Riverton; salary, $500. Secretary, William C. Mowry, Norwich; salary, *1,800. Treasurer, George W. Hodge, Windsor- salary, $1,500. ' Comptroller, Benjamin P. Mead, New Canaan; salary, $1,500. Executive Secretary, Frank D. Haines, Middletown; saly , $1,200. ar `Adjutant-General, Charles P. Graham, Middletown; salary. 81,200. nt-General William E. Flanders, New London; salary, $1,800. Quartermaster-General, William E. Disbrow, Bridgeport; salary, 81,200. Assistant Quartermaster-General, Louis R. Cheney, Hartford; salary, $1,800. Commissioue r of School Fund, Jeremiah Olney, Thompson; salary, 82,000. Insurance Commissio ner , Burton Mansfield, New Haven, till July 1, 1895; elected for four years from that date, Frederic k A. Betts, New Haven; salary, 83,500. f _LitchRailroad Commissioners, George M, Woodra h ttm field; Alex. C. Robertson, Montville; William 0. Seymour, Ridgefield; salary, 83,000 each. Bank Commissioners, Edwin A. Buck, Willimantic; Edward R. Doyle, Hartford; salary, 82,300 each. Secretary State Board of Education, Charles D. Hine, New Britain; salary, 83,000. Commissione r of Labor Statistics, Samuel B. Horne, Winsted; salary, 83,000. State Librarian, Charles J. Hoadly, Hartford; salary, $1,800. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. President, Grover Cleveland, of NewYork. Salary, $50,000. Vice President, Adlai E. Stevenson, of Illinois. Salary, $8,000. Secretary of State, Walter Q. Gresham, of Illinois. Salary, $8,000. Secretary of the Treasury, John G. Carlisle, of Kentucky. Salary, $8,000. Secretary of War, Daniel S. Lamont, of New York. Salary , $8,000. 'Attorney - Genera l , Richard Olney, of Massachusetts. Salary, $9,000. Postmaster-Ge neral , William L. Wilson, of West Virginia. Salary, 88,000. Secretary of the Navy, Hilary A. Herbert, of Alabama. Salary, $8,000. Secretary of the Interior, Hoke Smith, of Georgia. Salarv,, $8,000. 'Secretary of Agriculture, J. Sterling Morton, of Nebraska. Salary, 88,000. LIST OF POST OFFICES IN CONNECTICUT. Offices In folhface type are money-order offices, authorized to issue and to pay Money-orders anti pastel notes. Those marked with the asterisk ( z) are international, as well as Domestic, money-order By the letters a A. In parenthesis, thus : (c. A.), comity seats are indicated. Pete. Office. County. P°8t•OffiCe. County. Ant. Office. 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Hartford Robenevillo New London Naubu c . :... New Haven Rocitfall M I:11 ran Versailles New London *Naugatuck 'Rockville Velveteen, Hartford Nepalis ................. .Litchfield New Haven Rocky Hill Wallingford Windham Litchfield Hartford New Boston Romford Wapping 1pargerlecli airfield Hartford `New Britain Round 11111 Warehouse Point. Wield Warren ...... ... ...... - Litchfield NewFetrneld Canaan Fairfield Rowayton itchileld .. -, WilldhADI New «rreuville Li.chfield NeW Hartford.r., 1tehlield Roxbury Litchfield y Sta on New London Washington aaiese Haven (c.n.);Tielt7tan Roxbur Depottlichneld Litchfield Washington New Haven • • • - • •flartiVci Salisbury gton ........ Newin •Waterbary Fairfield Newington Junction.. . Ha New London ford Sand y Hook Fairfield Watertown Sanford Fairfield Waterville 73:LigrlifigticA)Nerffifffeel New Haven Saugatuck .41 Litchfield iddlesex Windham NeW -eaten . Fairfield Saybrook Hartford tHartford Wauregan Saybrook Poin Middlesex Newtown Weatogue London de ............ New Windham Scalar *Mow Ashford Windham West Hartford Fairfield Nichols. London Scotland v n West Avon es L tc e Middlesex New Raven Sha terVille Norfolk West Cheshire Falrfiel Hartford New London Noroton Fairfield Shaker Station Litchfield Westchester Litchfield Noroton Heights . Sharon West Cornwall Windham Windham Sharon Valley.. ..... Litchfield North Fairfield Westford North Ashford Bloomfield.....„.Hartford Litchfield Goshen New Haven Sherman Middlesex West Hartford North Branford Shallerville West Granby Hartford Hartford Short Beach ........... NewHertford Haven West Hartford North CaM on Litchfield North Colebrook Silver Lane West Hartland •Litchlield Silver Mine Fairfield West Haven ...NewHartford Northfield Haven New Haven Hartford Windham Nertbford n ..• New London Oland Westminster Litchfield North Frankli Somers West Morris Hartford Tolland . New London North Granb y le Mystic ,_Windham Somerv airafiveeind West Litchfield North Grosvenor Dale-New Beach.... . 71ew West Norfolk Haven Bound n Fairfield North Guilford South Britain. West Norwalk New Haven New Haven airfield North Haven..• Soutbbllry 2 Weston hfield Westport North Kent ............. .Litchfield South Canaan Fairfield Windham North 1...VMe ........ -New London Fairfield South Canterbury West Redding New Haven Tolland Hartford North Madison .. ....Middlesex South Coventry Simsbury New Haven West Tolland North .... ......... Fairfield t rd Stafford Hartford West North Plain. Stamford Vairileld Glastonbur y West Stratford-. Hartford North Sterling .......... Windham South Hartford West Suffield ..... Litchfield North Stonington.-New London *Southington Windham South Kent.. - . Windham West Thompson Northville . 7.............Litchfield Litchfield Killingly Torrington New London South Haven South Lyme .... ...New London West North Westville ..... ......Ne wTolland North Weetchester Wilton..... ....... Fairfield MavilWaterliartford WillitntiOn West arant2 Windham Sou h Meriden...... New Haven North Windham *West Vrinsted.....Litchteld Litchfield itchfteid Windham North Woodbury South Norfolk at Woodatoelc e hers Flares South p ort.•• ... il;aelhigid Whigville Hartford *Norwalk orwich (c.h.)...New London houthvine Haven New Har ford Irlattneyvtlle orwicn Town......New London South Wethersfield Windham ;N *Willimantic To land Oakdale ............. . Neti17011saia Tolland uth Willington Willington Wield Oek•Ille am Wilton Old Mystic ........... ewWindha South Avindham........Wind Fairfield star ford Lftchlield South Windsor Oneco Centre New Haven Windham Winchester Windham South Woodstock Orange Windham Fat Held Windsor Ore Hill . . ... ........... --Litchfield Springdale Hartford Oronoque Ne,yantraffeelnd T il aoal 'Windsor Locks- 2Hartford g Hill Toll d Windsorville Oxford' . ............. Windham Sprin Hartford Stafford Toll Fairfield Packerville . .. Springs Toll Winnipank New London *Stafford Litchfield Pendleton Hill .......... ordville Wielded ...... . Fa r Fecund:nick'Litchfield Staff Fa Middlesex `Stamford...... . Winthrop /field Phenixville . . ........... Windham New Haven ....Litchfield SuttivrIch _Fairfield Wolcott y ........ Pine Meadow y ... ... --Litchfield ....Windham Stepne Fa rileld Woodbur Net Haven ............ paintleld Stepne y fiepni Woodloont Windham Plainville Hall= Windham 19 Sterling Woodstock Fairfield Platteville ...............Hartford Windham Stevenson Fair9 e New London Woodstock Valley ........... Lftchfield t on Platteville .. .. g St oaf n Litchfield .New Haven Woodville... ...... , Pleasant Valleff ......... ew Haven Stony Creek '..N Tolland I Wales-9111e ...... . ..:ment= SOW London ' scorn Plichheiha Fairfield I /antic Stratford ire ........ Windham frett tenPitmfre ti THE PRICE & LEE COMPANY CITIES AND TOWNS PUBLISH DIRECTORIES OF FORTY-FOU R tOPIJLATION OF CONNECTICUT. CifiThr t CUM ' )." Tons. 192°' I". T lead. Ten& Rah 142171, 20 12251 ;303857587 1 eBra li W LONDON. chehN ster 76,en4 73,187 1.005 1,155 71:3182, ti1:84 ir 2e24 °an c eld 2 288 1,731 8476 aFit Exiant kli Lia ynm e 2.048 goes 585 ristltiongton ur h n ... - .............. a.302 1.224 1 - titt nSfi i 8,01 71 73 a 1,0725 45 LE 5,589 5,12? Fast Granby., .. ....... .... .. 42 :46505 081 23 :527 000 G an non Torb°,....., t:_ ,_ T , , ' i 5 49 1,670 1'845 Bast Hartford 1,183 1373 East Windsor :: 7,sbon 72-.819%0 g:41a.2 548 '680 /d tin 3,457, 9480 • n 13,7: 10529 any mnrwi.,-r•-•sewn 1,25i436 1,463 /769 -sgir s°°:3 2.0, 21,141 yme Manchester 8,2221 6,462 Priori LVZI 1ffarlboroug New Britain 574 19,009,1832% 1.106 8207 Newington S rungtou 9 34 !Poluntown 1,9731 958 1 1,030 7,184 7,858 P I a n . 11060 1,186 Hill ,100 Rocky Pieter/0rd 1,060- 1 Southington 2,081 2,70/ 5,501 Bethel Fan1P1B1D• .081112,044 South Windsor . 1,738 1 a401 Suffield 2 728 Bridgeport 3,109 48,808 29.148 Simsbury 1,874 2:18,81d 88911:889 1152 West Hartford 1,93 ,8213r1TkirdourY 19,473, We herafield 2,271/ 3,050 2.278. 1,948 2. ,•11 Easton Windsor 2,954 1,0011 1,145 2632 1 Fairfield Windsor Locks. 2 768 NEW HAVEN. 101371 73,49748282,ossie42826 grennvich Anson/a 4 1 oos 2;409e 10,342 ... nyun as,..n. tingt°2 110.00XL Falb 505 37$Ne‘Tr--9•1,157 ll Bethany. 2,678 2,70 550 832 New Fairfield Branford 79/ nty,Includ8Birmingham 5.8 60 6:641 Norwalk 7,g1, 31 13956 Bedding waren Guilfonl Ridgefield 2.2a2F Hag Sherman Hamden 608, '828 La Madison 1,429 ?,8439 Stamford 15,700, 11,298 fit=flor9,11 2008 4'25/ 25,423 rdillebuly 303 1,4531 56 Weston Milford 712, '010 8,81/ Weetpo Naugatuck. 6,2/8 : 9 g 2: 0 2 7 8 3 5 7 2 Barkhaz3sted. Wilton New Haven i.32a ' till 86,045 North Branford. bal540 52,920 825 128:: North Haven 1,862 62311133 /,298 8121.itithent) Orange 4,63 665 Oxford Prospect 41:31 im :Coolarwin anaan ehben rooton k Seymour .. 318 Cornwall Southbury 8331,,,20802 Wallingford 8,54 Waterbury 20,269 Rent Wolcott 1, 961 7B 1.10.2 89 28 412:: Woodbridge 1: 8f1 3•304 829 NVeorri thilli wirseartiord id 2841 atuo AS? litTODLESZIC. 0,1812 2=2 hatha Cm 8914 3889941,1 7 Norta rd 3,9171 3,907 Chaste Clinton 1.548 1,418 1,683 1,537 Cromwell 19 3 84 87 938 itox Plieith nnbury Durham 2 Sao ouCanaaa th 856 East Haddam 8032 Salisbury 2 501) Essex 8.960 71, a08 191 omaston a2,13 226 5E12 748 Torrington MithilEgIv iddtellerth 0.048. 4,2/4 ol. 1002 928 i Warren Middletown-. 477 839 15,205 Old ElaybroOk ............. 1,633 /589 1,413411,731' 1,3021Waatninirton. Watertown Portland 01.83 5.142 /382 1.815 2,148 eWaya sbtrgk ook 87 878 WoOdbularmasm 45.159 43:857 25,4%1 au n raa 1 cau ght:kr' 778 1,041 2,828. 2.308 co BAttlla: m r301:7"an. 94 450 5/2' Cha 'LIT 1542 7! /272 827 illg ta l Rosa , Hampton Mansfield. 1:0" 12,1 ; 1,2 /WI -5:1 1 manet Pit ... .................. I 11.28234 te,23 Somers 331 Stafford '535 4,455, &unhand Tolland ,43T1 14368 , Sterling Union Vernon 8,808 i wisTrat Willfturtou 1§611135 82 g09 11 2, 81:"25t54 65 9 sow I Woodstock. SUMMARY PY COHNTIRS. Tat STATE AND Coen. 1890. 1880. 11 Ea Suns min Commas. 1390. laao. THEMA= rang 1215:377 . 1 Fairfield STATE -43°D. 150.081 119.044 89,52K 85,687 1 , kItchfield 63.542 52.920 25.0611 24112 ,, New Haven in .058 158 528 45,168 43667 NOVI Lend= ing.834 73 137 HARTFORD. r ia. 71:1 Ne itilfo 1 11 � POPULATION POPULATIO N OF MASSACHUSETTS. COVNTIES. Ti.WNS. AND OF Al ASSAC USET TS-0071thilia. ISZeis 1480 1 1884 I1608 Corxriss. Orme, awn TOWNS. cneir,:u% 1880 TWA 65622 4700 C. a. Slate , 45 466533 Amslin FRANKLIN-.Con m8301359,311 431,167 U." State Census P4 S. Census ' us eenS" '&2't Census :Cdn -NT ES' 502 582 541 i:;:sHre 44 1590 IlE50 .C '" ' Rowe I TOWNS 1885 o 1,797 1.785 1.897 CrinZi £3'° 1.821 1 614 1.553 ; 1590 Shells me I C ^ numla1800 ' mCI TowNs. 4.100 Shuteshury 014 4.873 871 5,829 822 Sunderland BRISTOL-Con. 1.891 1.788 1.788 662 505 Ashland, tha' 2.394 2,532 _ 2.633: Warwick 1.881 2,190 2,148 29.172 Rehoboth 405 509 505 -,y,ff.rd 1.227 1.295 1.317 Wendel BA.RNSTABLE. 31,827 29,845 1 93/ 230 1.092 1,074 992 2.0C/8 2.475 2.100 Whately, 779 Belmont, 1.816 4.242 4050 4 023 Somerset Billerica sea, 1,355 1.403 1.458 04 2 000 1.630 2,098 _Ekiastaiole.. ... ........ BOUIlle. 1.... ......... .1 1.144 934 1 003 Taunton 2,21 9.894, 2.708 2,592 2,357 2,352 'Burlington Aga warn 711 617 604 2.028 1.954 WeStPO t wster ............I 954 979 871R oth 11 7' Bre Bland/owl ___ 1 52,862 508513. 70.023 - 2899 . 1208 1,13e cayese rt g` • DDSS- 2.923BrinIfteld 4 4,13511 4,369 47 526 48/ 802 4,30:1 1 ,318 1338 1,295 Chelm 1.473 622 DUXES. Ch sta r d r s fo 2 422 2.520 2.507 ime:A 2 553 2.304 2.895 Eastham.1 11.286 11.510 14 050C Ch 9 40i 419 Falmouth. 3 ...... 3,9221 3,727 4.427 m 1,205 2 .763 2,734 Cottage Granolll 709, 353 1,080 1,595 1.996 67 14651 Harwich 3 .............. 3.265 1,303. 958 ales 1,oes 'Dracuttatble. City 31 13. 1 tits 1,156 346 453 1,927, 4311 418 1ilastillete. 302 229 139 Ham......... . -, „,„ i . t . 188, d n ,. E aft 1611 4.159, 5.8251 11.068 912 . 21,915 27.895 h4811i0 4 135 Ivactrirb. 122 ciateS33"... 6.2351 8.275 152 : 9.239 3643 2.124 1,819 s 3,762 2,7/4 2473 ra null= 1,518 1,5411 1.506 Sandwich°,1 ... .......... 1.862 1.987 2.057 2,981 4.420 325.145 4 Ward i 1.24; 3.028 2.228 2.819 Truro 1.687 1 347 TillbarY 3,118 3.714 8,085 Holliston Hopkinton 1 263,727292,995 Ward 4.601 3.022, 4.088 llfieet. ` 4,706 4,321 We 1,8543 1,76011 035 Ward 3.739 3.968' 4.670 TS.rinOuth,..........•4 2,1731 ESSEX. 3.514 3.222 Ward 2.460 2.718 6.156 6.227 Lincoln 38551 4403i 9,798 3,247 Ward BERICS/MIE. 1 69,032 73.828, 81,108 Amesbury.? 907, 2011 3,197 987 5,188 5,711' 6.142 1,666 2,300 4188 Littletoh Ward 2941 1.087 1.025 1.401 1,677 8.48.8 9,1881 10,821 1 • Longmeadow Adams ................. • 5,5911 8,283 9.213 Andover 52.4751 84107, 77.696 297 BeverlY 865 1.526 1,642 840 3411 348 8 Ludlow 9, 12.017! 12407 23 031 Alford .................. 1.123 £1,1.0e1 3 79,0 3,756 9313' 946 Borford. E1'; "rerv; uu Monson ite :u :13 14 10127' 10.941 1 13.805 .. • 6,590 7,061 7,454 303 3,958 278 23371 .298211:128421 1li Becket 1,448 1,308 Montgomery 2.201' 2.703 2,700 Denver e ............: 1.537, 5,923 884Bradford 1,670 1.722: 1.713 5.504 Cheshir 708: Palmer 724 042 11.079 74 s560 7 3 169101. Clarluuburg, 823 847 2,052: 2,113, 2.885 Essex SRussell. 8.510 845 GeorgetOwn 21.111 1 1,104 982 Dalton. 828 21/2 2'3111 12 878 tw h c k 45;1 filfe:p4t:rea.: star : 4.471 4,612 Grove an 995 19.759 379 ................ 535 1351, 9 8.131 9884 962' 0 9 nd 527:51 N o a. s I Z h irlearrd 15 32 21,795, 27;412 Barrington, .•. 4.848, :Headi58 ..... 900' 8783.127 874 619 506 liamaton 11.259Great 048 2.348: 2.587 - .. ........ 1.5951 4.207! 4.439 4.481 44346 ,805 Hancock, .. 9 3.4. Ward , Hilladale 1,658 1,739 Ilex erhill 3 181' 3.539 4.088 4.050 4,343 4.368 miens,- 3815, 38.862, 44854 Ward Lanesborough; . ....... 3939 1.286 4.274 1.21213.785 1.018 Ipswich,. Loweente,.... ........ 88,274 1.4011 1.381 45,8671 5,651 6.865 Ward 1.385, 1.301 1.242 1101 787 780 55,727 2,468 2,043, 2,154 2.889 :Linn Lae x 68431 lase, 3.646 Ward Seinen 1 24.933 22.971 40.151 . . ......... .•• 495 Lyn 1,640 1,789 1.4379 2.391 iikonekam 5711 835: Ward 4890, 6,155 Manchester Nan hes Monterey,. .......... 7,51T 8,202 2.923 221:8 ' stow 1641 148 205, 7,4679,378 1.045, 95.650 903 125 Marblehead. MountAshford. Washington,. 452 40978826326581 2 . 8478 2.237 2833 183 ToWllan ardds, ,3 9, Sod,' 203 1713. 76 1.185 2.515 1 197 - . .. ... .• 1.870 1,030 4.3921 4,5071 4,814 Wales fish Tewksbury Stew MarlborOugh, 1.4361 1.305 Merrimac, 13 2,179 2.333 7,587 8.981 North Adams, . ..... 1 10,1911 12,540 143.074 Methuen Westfield 1.967 1.846 1.750 583 Middle ton, 4.140 91.4724 48 7031 IRV 4231 82) West Springfield ge:own 1 785, 631 6060 OM 8982 662 1,628 Otis. 91,880145 'w Toate 308_, 905 Nahan lamenna 409 14.466r Wilberar lieenldd 66' ay.:es Anuan . .......... 5847; 134C181 litr7 ..........1 13.364 17.281 Newbu 1:Waltham 81$59668 11.712 14.609 18.707 2.502 .Nem bum pert in . L. 47,232 48,472 551.85797 rro 0 nit 11 . anes a 3.425 6,742 l 5.428 6 238 7.073 2,477 North Andover.. ar& e............. ..• 9.028 9,530, 10.158 Ne 4.2E/8 4,129 4,512 Wayla:d 1.982' 1.046 2.060 2,549 PeabOdY tom Ward 23 ................ 8,9121 1.131 2,3443 2.307 2,120 Westford 2.1471 2.193' 2.250 Bekhertown ................ 2.978 Rockport Ward 769 898 008: Weston 1.448 1.427. 1.884 Chesterfield Ward 4,...." 2,151 Rowley 28.090 30801 , 7 881 805 7871-Wilmington 933 991: 1.213 9,800 Wales,,.. - ... . ..... .......9,0791 2766A 4,840 1.316 Ward 56 4.206 4.2131 4,395 Winchester 6n , 3.802 4 390 4.861 CEEnfield trattaim nghtton 2.32418aliebury 29251 il‘,255, a,ral Wes-d 1,043 1,010 952 Ateburn, / 10931, 11.750 1 13 499 7 726 Saugus Ward 8 927 297 .124, Goshen 607 13wanapacott Richmond .................. 1,10Y 1,01 1,022 1,022 765' NANTITCIOIT tiSlil 1.141 753 3.727 3.142 3.22e Granby, Elandiefleld, ......... 569 Topsneld 8711 886 691 526 Nantucket, 63 1,7 3.727, 3.142 3 268 Greenwich 1,9 889 1899 ........ 7151 2.033 B.,,,,,. . 1.9541Wenham ......... 1,796 1,0381 637•12;790 • Hadley, Sheffield. .............222 2,0 2,11 2.132 rest Newbur y 96,507 102.142 118.950 1.495 Hatfield 45i 412 1 :22 171 11:4321556 BAsviounng 36,001 37,4491 38,810 1.236 ig, 111:CMIC. 11 untn t on , . I . I 1384 „tat I Flan= T. 648 Middlefield 223 1.198 1 ¶1 i11 Washington. .......... 1088 1,098 1,,ing 12,172 12.896 14.090 Braintre Nertimmures 1.703 2939 Brook ne Ward I 8.057 9.196 12,109 illiamstown ......... 612 13ernardatong 1,4601 .1.570 W 857 1,878 6 1.73 2.085Cohaseet; Canton 4.518 4.3130 4 538 Ward Windsor, ............... Buckland 93 1,60 51 1,6719 1.95312,422 Ward 2.182 2.2143 2 448 1.7ni 2,15 2.350 Dedham 139,040,158,49318840 OharIPmolif. W d . n e r m 6233 po ni 'Colrain 1.7601 1.573, 1,951 BRISTOL. ' 1,882 2.227 Dove esa 6 641 664 7123 727• 7 Conwa 2.910 1885-Posborough,-aarsek -2-as+ -2898 I 13,175 Anushnet .......... ....187 8, 1,888 1,985 Fra.nklin 87 Ward' 4.051' 3.983 4.331 Att1eborough.5 ........ 11,19 see Erving, 8 se 549 614 486 Holbrook 2.130 2 334 2 474 ey .................. 3.1221310. . , 4,8691 5,252 453 Berkl 457 435 Hyde Park 8,23 Plainfield, 7.088 8-376 • 10193 DarbinCatth,5 ........ ... 1,81391Greenfleld, 5451 515 4 448 7 4.493 59 378Medway. Medfield Prescott 1.371 1 .594 1 439 .................. 503 3.948 Rawley, 568 1.025 1.017 Dighton.................. 5 1.06a Pi Southampton . 3 952 2.777 Eaton 3.2.875 2,919.1Heath 3.949 4.281 Millis, 19 7424 3.5313 2. 083 2.965 South Hadley 786 Fairhaven.- ............ 48,961 50. 7 • 74.311811,everett, IA, 8003 7 329 Milton, 20 50 4.817 3.206 3 555 4.978 War 4.78 Lila Age River ............ . 1.329 1,45 1.417,94ydena Fall 563 541 477 Needham al 5.252 2 562 3 038 Waampton Preetovni, 3.4321:1Monroe,.. 2.057 Norfolk ........ 2,234 2.044 WillIa stmsburg 930 825 913 Mansfield, ........... 9.785 2.93 856 5.92 1.889 868 1700! 750 783. 714 Norwood 2 345 2 921 3.733 Worthington a ..... . 28.845 33.39 40,738M.Ontague New 43.7271New Salem 1.80k 1.73 NorthRedford. Attleboro,.-.. 785,North/leld. 3,169 3,85G 4,568 1. 1.71 January 1,1891 Norton ........ . ...... 1,8131 1,53 1.340 Orange, 5. Became a c ity, annexed to Springfield. Tune X. 1597. 10. Pan,,! Lengruesdow ES3n1119.91, ........ IL Boundar y line estab 'shed I w-een 1ka boron un an,. Littleton. April 30.1871 11 Part of Watertown annexed to Candirbige, March '5,147a.. i;h64. bilt'mnagtellIMIsZir II. Part of Tewksbury annexed to Lon-ell, May 17,1450. II. 2VPdrryoLInTaltraVittieesingrZonmElas 14. Became a city, January- 1,1891. Falmouth and liailipeec June,111,1036. G. Pew of Stoneham annexed Wakefield, Mared II, 'ISO. 91,. 13, oc undary line established betw een off from the town of Attlaborough..109.14,11167. 16.Became a city, January 1, te39. a part of Dartmouthannexedta Kea 6. 17.The town of Aron was set off from the town of Stoughton, February ft, 1,88 Pens of 5,1133:4 era S.Thteatnelcvn.gift371'nirtinfaetoroitgla Doowirtrs line hetween Dartmolithwas andset New Bed/Ord changed and Randolph annexed to Avow April If 1939. Bedford, May3.1888. 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WASH Fair Haven Ol ympia Port / 4.273 S..000 2U':u Baraboo 4802I 8.206 Monroe 9.885 3 258 4,698 Beaver Dam 4.207 3.416 Neenah 5,076 Townsend.. 8.327 700Berlin Beloit 6,276 4,790 Oconto 5.221 4202 447/ Seattle 43.914 3,533 4.266 4.007 Oshkosh 22,752 15.748 !token° Fails.. 10.017 Chippewa Falls 8,520. 3,982 Portage 5,130 4,348 ma 85,8513 1.098 Eau Claire 17,438, 10,119 Prairie du Chien. 3-192 2.777 Vancouver 3,364 1,700 Fond du Lac 11,942 13.094 Racine 21,022 16-031 Walla Walla.- 4.877, 2,600 Fort Howard..., 4.748' 8.083 Ripon 3.354. 3.017 Green Bay 8.879. 7,464 She y bo g an 1 18.341 7,314 W. V/PL GEBTA. Janesville 10,631, 9,018 Stevens Point 7,888 4 440 Kaukauna 3,892 3,230 Superior Charleston , 6,7341 4,192 ice,„33 13,000' 2.704 6,520 8,039 3.920 Watertown .870'--4,61-37,883 30 La Crosse......' . -10-084- 4/A75 adism 13.392 10.324 MU 1 .251 4,277 • 6 1 0 8 1 2 3 3 ° Manitowoc. ,.rtMasburiir-: 7,525 6.367 White Water kersburg .....1 -. 6,359' 8,617 6.-1- 7 illarlate 1L513 5412 Wheeling 85.052 80,7 4,569'8.052 5.144 neanzmuNG„ Menekaunee 3,124 WISCONSIN. I Menominee 5,485 4,177 Cheyenne 11.893 Appleton 11,825 8,006 Merrill 8,978 3.948 Laramie 6.305 hoe Ashland 16 000 951 Milwaukee 204,150 /35 587 Rock Bpi-hags.8.377 • POPULATION OF FOREIGN CITIES. allow/we& AlleutOWn Altoona Apollo ArChibal Arnot Ashland AshleY Athens Audended Heaver kallognite Canton, China . Berlin, Prussia Vienna. Austria Pekin, China St. Petersh a le Bombay, India Moscow. Russia 3 98 Resole , • 83 SO, 9 19,710 Scranton 9 14 s9 ,, M 1, 1502013 na=hin 4 a'373929 Sharmila 7,32 13 enoah and 3. 10782 77-3-3 Shtin leangittlieiii' A 847 s.D so. I I, 7343 ,104 South Chester Eaton 8 St. Claire ; 54 822 A uscibue9anna ••' Igg 349039 1321Un BedfOrd Bellefonte Bethlehem BloomsbUrg... Braddock Bradford Bristol 9,947 Browneville Butler Cannonsburgh•-• Carbondale 8,031 Carlisle 3,703 Ca.tasanqua Mitambersburg 3 26 gh rborsiershrtmj Chester 18 stout Hill. Coatesville Columbia emaugh ....... pnlleville.. . .• e onshohocken.. Char Dubois Dunmore Easton Erie Etna prank r!. . geYrtbonille at Girardv Greensbargh Greenville Hanover Harrisbur g Rawl's/ Hazleton ..... • Solidaysburg Homestead Houtzdale Huntingdon.- • Indiana Irwin Johnstown Kittanning Lancaster......... Lansford Latrobe Lebanon V IjIS Towanda, Ma City Uniontown Verona Warren 3,832,44/ 555.289 2325.910 GlesgowtScoll Liverp ool,Eng , and- 552.425 p les,Ayre Daly land. 403.115 1,315,297 Na Buenos 466,375 1.109.110 Brussels, Belgi um 448.068 1,000,000 itiaoddit .8ra:41-420.000 949.100 405,848 873,585 Birmingham. ng 400,75 73./96Ameterdam,Holland 390,016 753,469 Marseilles. France 3713,143 Cairo, Egypt., 74.838 Dublin. Irelee,i 349.486 Manchester. Eng 341.508 City of Mexico, meako 329635 heeds. Bog 309,126 Hamburg Ger 305.690 he 'e 73.268 arena. Cuba 230.000 Edinburgh, Scotland ''.228,075 IF you bavg circulars or wrappers you wapt addressed, sepd tbefu to THE PRICE & LEE CO. We makg a spe-eiaky-of- -dircutipg ZT?tare prepared- to-do It ibeaper 8.31' 9.050 88880 229 8.021 8.591 8.588 14.5 11.885 obi aid better tbap you cap Yourself. We bavg about four bupdred apd fifty Thirgetories ip our library, coveripo all quqs ip tbg Llpited States apd capada. Ibis library, witb traipgd bglp, On bot of facilities for ti?is class of work. We will ottN apy furtbgr ipformatiop or quote pries at ay time. soluRs us THE PRICE & LEE CO. �r-ScawaViR t-.:18vcuNcmcas.ucti85,10, tri "-ISSV-150,“N-oe, ▪ z !:!11H 11111:1: n-3 ..... nn tn: 2 ........... t ro7V=Itou,Nc,cpawco0 .. .. .....,,,, ..... 00.ccoocto000e‘Ct.ste,,,,c V48vm.icacna. 000-,000t0tt,t 5:15:5'.:c0op0 .............. . n GO0aC.00.0 fl85558mclatam, U. 81888P,I=Omm., 88818',=to to tz4emnItt"-- CO '12 d tcLflfl)- CaitPO n70,venn,Yealabpu.+ r,t,w3age,Br.Ivrel&t, 8a8888888-com.. 8:1485148:14Sertat,S38=8XV st.titintaens„,.. U. to 88GE8888888881ti8 8i;88t88ti8rwOcr..+4. 88288888888845.18 11"1111111.11.1.01,01 iwalmirssrepr...„ 0 3 virrimnbinavil 8 ia.accoaCa“CaNMfl,..... ansirraelustigrsrlimrsrtl § �82 ADVERTISEMENTS. A I, YE ETISEM ENTS. D. W. JOHNSTON, D. D. S. LARGEST DEPARTMENT STORE DENTIST, My departments are constantly stocked with a full line of Drugs, Medicines, Confectionery, Cigars, Tobacco and Stationery. P. 0. Block, Main Street, BRANFORD, CONN. Between New Haven and New London. CHOICE GROCERIES IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC. MEATS AND PROVISIONS. Hardware, Tinware and Woodenware. AGENT FOR PHOTOGRAPHS AND TIN TYPES. Orders solicited for Views of Residences, Groups, Machinery, Etc. WE ALWAYS IN STOCK. ALSO PHOTO-PRIN TING FOR G. M. CHRISTY", Main Street, - STONY CREEK, CONN. The RICHMOND RANGES and HEATERS. Carpets, Mattings, Rugs and Oilcloths, Furniture, Curtains, and Bedding. A choice line of Wall Papers, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods. DRY GOODS A D Your patronage is earnestly solicited. F. a SR.A.I1.1=1W- STONY CREEK. El. 0. SINTDIA_MN7VOS, FINE JOB PRINTING STOCK SUPPLIED. Of every description at short notice. IVIontovvese Street. CHOICE FANCY AND STAPLE BRAN? Ft.P.IDREVVS EROS., Props. Orders left at L. M. Graveline's News Store, Branford. New Haven Offices 68 Center and John E. Bassett & Co., No. 754 Chapel St. 111A_TtliE, ARTISTIC MERCHANT TAILOR. Snits and Overcoats, first-class made, at very reasonable prices. 3 Hillside Ave., DEALER IN Cor. Main,Street, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CLOCMT, ORA MIT, COMMON!, NC, ALSO AGENT NOR BUTTERICK'S PATTERNS. BRANFORD, CONN. Cleaning, Dyeing and Repairing neatly done at short notice.. MAIN, COR. ROGERS, BRANFORD, CONN. �ADVERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. S. A. Cr 11.ISEI liTEr 0 ran FUNERAL DIRECTOR. UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING. Dale In 85 WM. T. CORCORAN, MANUFACTURER OF Uph tery Goo', Pi tare Frames, Window Shades, Etc., Etc. TIN, COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE, AND DEALER IN STOVES, FURNACES, RANGES, Hosiers Block, lain St., BRANFORD. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Etc. PRANN & STANNARD, Steam and Hot Water Heating Main Street, BRANFORD, CONN., Dealer in Fine Groceries, Crockery, Tin Booing and lobbing in all its branches. Hardware, Paints, Oils, Etc. CHOICE F1'tUlIS A srmontatin. MAIN STRPFT, BRANFORD, GOODS BAWDILY DELIVERED. F. L. ..I.A.CIISC01n1, CI-1.41.61. a NNT C:) FL , Dealer in Choice Groceries, Meat, enrols DELIVERED TO ALL PARTS. CHARLES EVERDINGL DEALER IN Fine Beef, Pork, Lard, Veal, Lamb Vegetables, Flour, Feed, Hay and Straw. Main Street, CON N. STONY CREEK. Poultry, Ilams, VI_AOELISP, Floral Designs at Short Mice. Greenhouse Crelaa3.0 Vegetables, Ete. and Bedding Plants. THE BEST GOODS AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES'. Elm, dor. Hymen St., Branford. MAIN STREET, BRANFORD, CONN. �• Sti S. APVERTISEMENTS. S7 ADVERTISEMENTS. F. JOURDAN. 2nd. V. OSBORN. S. V. OSBORN & CO., F. JOURDAN & SON, DEALERS TN DEALERS IN Coal5Wooi and Domestic Umber, COAL and WOOD, MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER Of Every Description, Rough or Dressed. Grail], Feed, Hay, Fertilizers, Etc. ROGERS ST., near R. R. STATION, =31:B.49.1NTFOIS=.1), CT'. Spruce Timber, Sheathing and Flooring. Shingles and Bevel Siding. Fancy Butt Shingles. North Carolina Ceiling and Flooring, Oak Thresholds, Etc., Etc. Rosin Sized Sheathing. 0. K. Building Papers. Three Ply Ready Roofing. Medal Brand Two and TELEPHONE. HARBOR. ST., I3RA.NFORD, CONN. 1=1:"17-3COM1=1., ar. v.MANUFACTURER OF BRANFORD BUILDING CO •9 ICE CREAM and SOFT DRINKS AND DEALER IN CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO and CIGARS, All Goods Delivered to any part of the Tillage at MAIN EVrIEVEE'r, Contracting and Building. DEALERS IN BRICK LIME and CEMENT. IEFRANFORtio, CONN. Plans and Estimates Furnished. WM. J. MOUE, Painting, Decorating and raper Hanging, Steam Healing, Tinning, Mason Work, Grading and Turfing. FRESH AND SALT FISH, OYSTERS, CLAMS, LOBSTERS, ETC. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. OFFICE AND SHOP ON HARRISON AV., BRANFORD, CT. Lunches, Oyster Stews, Pies, Etc. Agents for the Philip Casey's Magnesia Flexible Cement Roofing. Best roofing in the market. Samples can be seen at their office. MAIN ST., BRANFORD, COIL JOSEPH N. ORAVELINE, Manager. �ADVERTISEMENTS. 88 ADVERTISEMENTS. C. W. HARRINGTON, Contractor an d Builder, CARPENTER AND JOINER. 89 J. H. JOHNSON, CARPENTER, CONTRACTOR,- and BUILDER. Jobbing Promptly Attended. FURNISHED COTTAGES TO RENT AND FOR SALE. Flying Point, STONY CREEK, CONN, Jobbing promptly attended to at reasonable rates. COR. MAIN St and HOPSON AV., azaroaD, CT, OSCAR C. KELSEY, CARPENTER, CONTRACTOR and MDR JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. P. 0. Box 17. Residence, Pa y ed Street, STONY CREEK. B. F. HOSLEY, OSCAR P. KNIFFIN, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. MASON and BUILDER. in AL I 1\T 'I' I NT Cr ad Itone Work, Lath and nageria Residence and Yard, Main Street, and Short Beach. PLUMBING, STEAM HEATING, MASON WORK, AND JOBBING of all kinds. CAPT. HENRY PAGE, SEA-SHORE WORK A Specialty. PLEASURE BOATS TO LET. Residence, Montowese St, Pleasure Yacht "TIGRESS," Branford, Conn. — Lock Box 434. — PRINK'S DOCK. EITIO/rE^ 01Wrag"r2- COINTST. �ADVERTISEMENTS. 90 91 ADVERTISEMENTS. C. H. COYLE, Tonsorial Artist, C. A. 121ANTIIS, General Blaeksmithing, Carriage Repairing, Horseahoeing, etc. ROOM 2, POST OFFICE BLOCK, JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. MAIN, OPP. PARK, Main, Opp. Lock Shop, BRANFORD. - COIMPS• HENRY W. HUBBARD, FRED OTELL, GENERAL BLACKSMITH TONSORIAL PARLORS. I Carriage Bepairer and Painter, CHOICE LINE OF NEW WORK BUILT to ORDER CIGARS and TOBACCOS. Jobbing promptly attended to. Give me a Trial and I will try to please. MAIN ST., - MagLIAT, 00n. opp. LIBERIA, at M. ta at. 'VNTILFC:1n13.1, T. M. BRAY, Practical Horse Shoer. mra.A.21 —FOR. 7:4 - - - CO•N_ 7- 3- 2VZOORE, Wagon and Carriage Repairing and Jobbing. C Carriago Maniciaror and opaircr. Manufacturer Bush and Hand Hammers. AGENT HUMPHREY'S VET. MEDICINES. Stony Creek, Conn. JOHN KERR, PAINTING, TRIMMING, GENERAL BLACKSMITH, CARRIAGE REPAIRER MID PAINTER. WOOD WORK, IRON WORK. Work Built to Order. Prompt Attention Given to Jobbing afr .A. 1ST ISTELM13111T, 31313..A.NFOrt.3a m r) n a CHT TM A TrEirlDn �92 ADVERTISEMENTS. 93 ADVERT/BEMENTS. avs. r.. sic, HACK, LIVERY DELAVAN HOUSE, BRANFORD, CONN. House New, with SpaciousRooms,Steam Heat. Everything Neat and First - Class in all respects. Located opposite the Park on Main Street. AND FEED STABLES. CONTRACTING, GENERAL CARTING, Etc., Etc. RATES, $100 PER DAY. Special arrangements with Summer Boarders. MAJEMT ST.,13 ELAN F`01:13E1. I\C. M. 131.1ISS, Prop. CHARLES A. RICHARDS, DOUBLE BEACH HOUSE, LIVER:fly' A.DT , BRANFORD, CONN. MAIN STREET, PROPRIETOR OF 13 EP OP STA. OE LANE, FARE 1 0 c. Double or Short Beach, 25e. Pine Orchard, . . 25a I Branford Point, Indian Neck, 15e. 15c. Tra.1:7CMECINCIr, 081:1.81•InTary irre. MCMITMICSINT SCI-XIJOSSMR, PFLOPEZIETOP., G-1SIS77.7"01..4=1 2-10T7SM. DEALER IN Choice Ale, Wines and Liquors Cigars, Etc. Bottler of Weidemann Si Co.'s Lager Beer, also Feigenspan's Celebrated Ale and Porter. Goods Delivered to any part of Town. 331Ro.A..1•TFORM. Z.C.A.21"T STR==', 13=1n71:Zr 01-649.1rat, Prop. Open SillIkiller and Winter. Shore Dinners a Specialty. DOUBLE BEACH, BRANFORD, CONN. BRANFORD HOUSE, MRS. C. EVERDING, Prop. Boarding and Lodging by the Day or Week. Good Board, Pleasant Rooms, Low Prices. Cot'. of Elm and Russell Sts. BRANFORD, CONN. • �0:44 AlivERTISEMENTS. ADVERTISEMENTS. 94 C35 THE PRICE & LEE CO'S BESSE, RICHEY & CO., Clothiers, Hatters a Filrisilers. Members of the BESSE SYNDICATE, 27 STORES. LARGEST BUYERS IN NEW ENGLAND, 784 CHAPEL ST., - NEW HAVEN, CONN. PRICE, LEE & ADKINS CO., METAL TRADES DIRECTORY New England and New York State COSTAINESG A 001MISTit LIST OF Mardware es. ad Dealers, Machinists, Maohinery Mfrs., East* FatMass, Sailer Rakers, Brass Nits., Stove Mfrs. ea Dealers, Plumbers, GAD Fitters, Etc, Etc. 206 to 210 meadow St., New Haven, Ot. THE PRICE & LEE COMPANY, PUBLISUSFS OF THE BOOK, ANIPHLET, LIBRARY AND TRADE CATALOGUE American Carriage Directory FOR THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA. 206-210 MEADOW ST., NEW HATES: CO3-2r. MERCANTILE. LAW AND JOD WORK. 208 MEADOW STREET, NEW HAVEN, CONN. File of Directories of different cities in the United SUM tt OUR DIFFERENT OFFICES. Our Patrons are invited to refer to them at as time, Free of Charge, �ESTABLIS HED an. 2 INCORPORATED VISA ow York liovi Haven & Hartford 11. II THE PRICE & LEE CO., MEW HAVEN SYSTEM.) 113111.4..NI) CENTELA.1. DEPOT, 42d STREET AND 4th AVENUE, NEW YORK. DIRECTORYPUBLISHERS HOME OFFICE: 206-210 Meadow Street, New Haven, Conn. BRANCHES: I E AVII NI7 , BRIDGEPO RT, CORD 47 FAIR 46 FLARRISCID AVZNIRI, SPIUNGPIELD, MAss. FIELD 85 Slaw :82 Thee Srazar, Ilocrors, 11483. 387 MAIN STREET, FirceavRe., Man. Sinn, Norwtts, Ccrsu CfraInfl'itarts ca naZOSHIS, BMW 31fratrn. New York Division. — New York to New Haven, '14 miles, four tracks, PUBLISHERS OF THE FOLLOWING DIRECTORIES: New Raven, Bridgepor t, Waterbury and Naugatuck, Meriden, New Britain, Middletown and Portland, Norwich, New LondonWillimantic, Norwalk, 'T Winsted and Torrington, Bristol and Plainville, Southington, Wallingford, New Milford, Rockville and Stafford Springs, in Conn. , Spring;field, West Springfield and Chicopee, Holyoke, Pittsfield, Northampton and Easthampton, Fitchburg, Leominster, Clinton, Athol. and Orange, Gardner, Winchendon and Ashburnham, and Adams% - - In Mass. AMERICAN CARRIAGE DIRECFORt METAL TRADES DIRECTORY for , and New York State. - Na steel rails, stone ballasted. Harlem River Branch—Harlem River to New Rochelle, 13 miles. New Canaan Branch—Stamford to New Canaan, 79 miles. Hanford Division. —New Haven to Springfield, : 624 miles, double tracks, steel rails, stone ballasted. New Britain Biancli—Beriin to New Britain, I $ miles. Middletown Branch—Berlin to Middletown, 104 miles. Suffield Branch " —Windsor Locks to Suffield, 49 miles. New London DiVi$10n. —New Haven to New London, 51 miles, double tasks steel rails. • Air Line Division.—New Haven to Willimantic, 54 miles. Tuner.vllle „Branch—Tarnerville to Colchester,13} miles. Northampton Dtvision.—New Haven to Shelburne Falls, Mass.. 100 hallesieteel rails. New Hartford Branch—Farmington to New Hartford, 14 mffpe. Holyoke Branels-v. Westfield to Holyoke, 104 rail& Willlainsburg Branch Ptoll to Williamsburg, 74 miles. turner's Falls Branch—South Deer. to. s Falls, 9 miles. Ntiolimoinut ENVIsissli.--Bridgeport to WM:abed, 819 miles, steel mile. I Witteatesin _ Biumch—Waterintry to Mrate,rtosiu, 8 miles. 3 .Yalley Dtvls900.—Hartforstto Saybtrook Point, 464 miles. Berkshire Dinsioartfor Haven to Pittsfield, 120 miles. State Liao toYanDeuses illeidgeport Branch—Bridge:post to Betsford,, i tsuules. AnsoniaBtrach–allatby Junction to Ansonia, 2 miles. tt 4 Ban Alskisloss.=Nnah Norwalk to &pal:told Junction, BO milts:. arsiteh$115 tollidie9eld, 4 miles. Wilson Point Branch— 'Iloesnalk '99..filson Polak" ndiss.„ t4 • �HOWE & STETSON, Ala CHAPEL STREIT, NEW HAVEN, R Y GOODS The reliable kind—at prices within the reach of all. On purchases of $5.o n or rnoie, packages delivered bf town. THE GARVIN MACHINE CO., AICHT and CANAL SI Ell, NEW YORK, N. Y. autorscruan sio MUM IN Metal Working Machinei y Ig- • Planers, Simpers, Drill teases, Pla snd Universal Milling 3e...chives. 1 and Fox i hes, bier/. Maid Lathes, Fronk:a, Tamping a adlikkes, rower Presses, tt Grinding Mar' g :VEAL BRIE MACHINERY. Alsg a large stock of ',HAND MACHINERY Always on nand. Mfg FOR CATALOGUE AND PRES. " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Branford City Directories Subject The topic of the resource Directories Branford (Conn.)--Directories Description An account of the resource Branford city directories were started in 1895, published by Price and Lee Company of New Haven until 1978 and afterwards by other companies. They were intended as a resource for businesses and local government and were not published every year. The directories list the names of those living in town, addresses, occupation, and place of business; also included are advertisements, names of streets, government, social groups, and church information. Starting in 1928 there is an alphabetical street index in the back with street numbers and occupants. A pull out map by Price and Lee was included starting in 1928, these maps are often missing from the directories. Wives names were not included until that year. The directory may list a marriage for a woman, if someone moved to another town and death dates. There were no city directories for the town of North Branford until 1960 when the information was included in the Branford directory. The city directories are very useful for tracking a family chronologically in a town- when they first came, where they lived, if they left, and other family information. The directory should be used in conjunction with maps, land records, and census. The directories did not always collect data accurately on newly arriving immigrants, particularly men coming to work in Branford that were either unmarried or did not bring their families. Cultural patterns can be ascertained by following the directories chronologically; for example, there was an increase in the number of marriages during World War II. In the early 1900s many families removed from Branford to New Haven, probably to be closer to a place of employment. After World War II families moved to East Haven and North Branford as those towns were developing during the post World War II period with affordable housing. During the mid to late 1950s there is a slowing of this movement out of town as families settled into suburban areas. The James Blackstone Memorial Library has the only full set of Branford Directories. A few appear on-line from various genealogy vendors. Blackstone Library owns the following years: 1895, 1897 1900, 1904, 1909 1913, 1917 1920, 1925, 1926, 1928 1930, 1932, 1936, 1939 1942, 1946 1950, 1953, 1958 1960, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969 1970, 1971, 1973, 1974. 1976, 1977, 1978 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1998, 1999 2000 - present - Jane Peterson Bouley Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 1895 Branford City Directory Subject The topic of the resource Directories Branford (Conn.) -- Directories Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Price & Lee Co. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1895 Contributor An entity responsible for making contributions to the resource James Blackstone Memorial Library Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Public Domain Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Language A language of the resource English Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context REFERENCE 974.68 B 1895 Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Branford (Conn.) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Price & Lee Co.