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62 BANK STREET. WATERBURY, AND 109 CHURCH STREET, NEW HAVEN |
Chicago Beers (J.H.) & Co..
Commemorative biographical record of New Haven county, Connecticut, containing biographical sketches of prominent and representative citizens and of many of the early settled families .. (Volume 1, pt.1) online
. (page 67 of 96)"Maier Kaiser received a liberal education in Bavaria, and for three years clerked in a bank there. In 1853 he came to America, and shortly after land- ing went to California, where he was engaged in the clothing business for twelve years ; he also visited various other places. In December, 1865, he came to Waterbury, and from 1866 to 1871 conducted a men's furnishing goods store, in 1871 forming a partnership with J. Johnson, under the firm name of Johnson & Kaiser, the well-known pioneer clothiers of the city. In 1896, he took up his present in- surance and steamship ticket business, in which he is meeting with excellent success."The Bank St. block on which Johnson & Kaiser was located as captured by Google Street View in April 2012:
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Geer's Hartford City Directory via Google Books provides a few clues to the life and times of Allyn & Blanchard Co., Hartford CT.
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