The Press., 1889-01-17
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 OFFICIAL LIST OF PATENTS ISSUED TO C1r1- zENs OF CONNECTICUT from the U. s. patent office for the weeks ending Jan. and 8, 1888, reported from the office of Simonds & Bur dett, solicitors of patents, No. 2 Central Row, Hartford Conn.
 Joseph D. Bartley, Bridgeport, combined book mark and clip.
 George F. Barton, assignor to c. E. Barton, Warehouse Point, boiler for cleaning or boil ing rags.
 George H. Blakeman, Birmingham, vehicle spring.
 John N. Brown, New London, reach con- nection for vehicles.
 Phillip J. Knapp and J. R. Britto, South Norwalk hat
 Leroy s. Lewis, Hartford, assignor to H. P. Mitchell, Maiden, Mass, vehicle tool.
 George B. Moore, Norwich, filter and ap- paratus for automatically cleaning the same.
 Wi liam CPerkins, New Haven, wire hinge.
 Edward Phipps, New Haven, assignor to E s. Perot and J. P. McQuade, conduit for electric wires or cables.
 Justus A. Traut, New Britain, box handle.
 George c. Whitney, Hartford, feed revers. ing alta hment for lathes.
 John H. Wright, Bridgeport, street car brake.
 Heury c. Williams, New Britain, hustle. :.
 Henry P. Fisk, assignor to American Ring company, Waterbury, forming metal blanks for c4pping nails.
 John s. Fry, Bridgeport ratchet brace. Marcellus Harley, New York, N. Y. and A. J! Hobbs, Assignors to Metallic Cartridge company, Bridgeport, shot cartridge.
 George M. Hubbard, assignor to w. and E. T. Fisk, New Haven, buckle guard. J mes M. Ives, Mount Carmel, carriage pole.
 Leopold Krauss Birmingham, manufacture of ornamental corsets. William Lyman, Middleield, clampinp operating handle for adjusting screws and folding sight for fire arms. Two patents. L.
 John McGrath, Danbury, ice boat.
 Edward Miller, assignor to E. Miller & com pany, Meriden, lamp-hanger
 John c. Miller, assignor to Meriden Bronze company, Meriden, central draft lamp.
 Samuel Mitchell, Stonington, making stee trap springs .
 Frank Rhind, assignor Of ore-haH to E. Miller & company, Meriden, wick lifting de vice.
 Charl Saunders, Dsnbury, car-axle! Tub ricator.
 Otho o. Sullivan, stonington, bobbin.
 Charles s lTreadway, assignor to Horton Mfg company, Bristol, Fishing rod
 Merle J. Wightman, stratford, regulator I for incandescent electric lighting systems. -,. Oliver D.: Woodrnf, stonington, lantern Two patents. . ';'; =
 John Hobson, Jr., New London, radiator.
 Morris P. Bray, Ansonia, assignor to War ner Bros, Bridgeport, osnam mentation of cor ] sets5 < s~s~tE'.a. %a
 Walter Camp, assignor to the New Havel Clock company, New Haven, ornamention O corsets. | +as@~'' V TRADE MARKS.
 Bridgeport Chain company, West Stratford chains, etc from wire and sheet metal [: