The Newtown bee., 1901-04-05

BUSINESS FIRMS AND PROFES-
 SIGNAL MEN IN NEWTOWN, 1853. COPIES OF ADVERTISEMENTS FROM THE VIEWPOINT ACADEMICIAN OF JULY, | 1855 David II. Belden, Attorney and Counsellor at Law; office at his resi- dence, 2d door north of Trinity Church.
 David B. Beers, Attorney and Coun- Sellor at Law; office 1st door south of the Academy.
 A. s. Treat, Attorney and Counsellor at Law; office at his residence, 3d door south of the Hotel. E. Erwin, physician and surgeon; office opposite the hotel.
 Monroe Judson, M. D., physician and surgeon; office at his residence, nearly opposite c. Fairman's shoe store.
 Henry Sanford, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, produce, drugs and medicines, etc ~
 Edward Starr in dry goods, groceries, crockery, boots and shoes, ready-made clothing, drugs and medi- cineS, etc.
 David H. Johnson, dealer in dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware, prodtce, drugs and medicines, etc.
 William Blakeslee, gold and silver smith, head of Street. Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired to order. Glover & Allen, joiners and house builders; shop west of the Congrega- tional church.
 Charles Fairman, boot and shoe- maker; store above D. H. Johnson's store.
 Pike & Brothers, boot and shoe makers; opposite the hotel. Repairing done to order. George Peck, custom boot and shoe maker; shop near the foot of Church hill. Burr Hawley, tailor; shop next door above D. H. Johnson's store.
 Newtown hotel, s. P. Barnum, pro- prietor.
 Theophilus Nichols, agent for the best fire, life, and health insurance companies.
 Isaac Brisco's meat market; near the head of the Street.
 Isaac Beers, manufacturer of every variety of horn combs; factory in rear of Trinity church. George Lawrence, manufacturer of every variety of horn combs; factory lst door south of the hotel.
 Matthew Fairchild, manufacturer horn combs; factory few rods east of the Street.
 Charles Fairman's livery stable; in the rear of his shoe store. William B. Glover dealer in dry goods, crockery hardware, farming implements, produce, drugs, medicines, etc. Charles Twitchell, blacksmith and carrirge ironer, custom work done to order. Miss H. A. Stilson, dressmaker; | shop two doors north of l.. Norris store. Nathan R. Couch, tailor; cutting done at short notice, and warranted l fit, if properly made up.
 Nathan Shepard, custom boot and shoe maker. Repairing done with neatness and dispatch.
 David Glover, carriage maker; shop at the saw mill. Custom work done to order.
 Sandy Hook hotel, B. Gregory, pro- prietor. et.
 Oysters served up in every style, at Dudley Squire's oyster and dining saloon.
 J. B. & c. F. F. Blakeslee, iron and brass founders, and machinfstS.
 A. B. Beecher, manufacturer of sat- inets.
 Henry L. Wheeler, tin, copper, sheet iron ware. stoves, etc.
 Sandy Hook Flouring and Custom mill: saw mill, and plaster mill: David Sanford, proprietor. J. Dick X Co.,, manufacturers of American rivetS.
 Daniel Hall, manufacturer of every variety of horn buttons.
 Ammon Shepard, wool hat maker: factory between Sandy Hook and the railroad depot.
 H. H. Taylor, physician and sur geOn, Sandy Hook.
 Parsons & Son, hat manufacturers.
 Warner & Curtis manufacturers of every variety of horn combs: factory in Berkshire. Rufus Somers, manufacturer of wool hats, Berkshire.
 Isaac J. Wells, custom boot and Shoe maker Berkshire.
 Royal 0. Clark's meat market, 2 miles east of Sandy Hook. Customers supplied at their houses.