The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-01-09
J. 9. cRoNAN s co.'s FINE YEAR.

Remarkably Prosperous Business for
Enterprising and Flourishing Firm.
j. c. Cronan, of j. c. Cronan & Co., 6
Church street, is looking back over a
very prosperous and successful year.
About a year ago he began to handle
the Royal hot air heater and he is con-
graduating himself on his choice of ar
I ticle The people have been attracted
by this heater to such a degree that
Mr.. Cronan declares he will never sell
any other kind. 1t seems that this
heater is so strongly and compactly
built that it is both gas and dust-proof,
which appeals very strongly to the fem
mime side of the family, while its econ
omy in coal and repairs is we'll known.
Besides, it's simplicity and the facility
/ with which it can be handled. due to
the new action of the CRATE by which
| it can be easily cleaned of ashes, APP
peals to the caretaker.
Mr.. Cronan says he has put in ninety
of the heaters this fall, and estimates
that there are about 800 in use in the
city, which is more than any other one
make. Mr. Cronan, however, takes
some of the credit for this remarkable
sale upon himself. From the first he
began buying in large quantities, and
with the money he saved thus he re-
duced the retail price of the heater, and
with the remainder he procured much
better and more skilful class of work.
men to install them. Mr.. Cronan is
confident that he has another good year
ahead of him. for already he has had
very lattering and complimentary re-
ports from almost each one in whose
house he has installed a Royal.
Among those who have installed
Royal heaters recently are the follow
ing;
Frederique r. Lewis, 331 and 1893 Cen
ter street, West Haven, two Colonial
Realty company, 542 and SAC Washing
ton avenue, West Haven, two; J. r.
Lewis, 159 Leete street, West Haven;
Colonial Realty company, 206, POS, 30
and 212 Edwards street, four; w. A.
Preston, 20 and 26 Burns street; j. D.
Hodsjinn, Edward Malley. George
street, three; Jackson, Newton, Haigh
& Co., 1877 Park street; Edgar j. Tay
lor, Westbrook, Conn; w. H. Benham,
Highwood, Conn; James Donohue, 1877
James street; George W. Ives, North
Haven, Conn; Russian Fur company,
Grand avenue; NJ. L. Preston, $50 Chat
ham street; E. j. Scannell, 1856 Leete
street, West Haven; Mrs. George w.
Blakeslee, Plantsville, Conn; julius F.
Mathiesen, 1896 Third avenue, West Ha-
ven G. b. Curtiss, 100 Gregory street;
Michael Myers, 4 Jefferson street; Ber-
nard Gerbe, West Ivy street; James A.
Notkins, Congress avenue and Wash
ington avenue; George T, Birks, 119
Main street, West Haven; John E.
Price, 93 Rosette street, two Gideon
Durham, 90 Ellsworth avenue; John R.
Tomas, Elm street, West Haven, Mrs
Robert Macdonald, 143 Union avenue,
West Haven; John Paulson, Wood
bridge, Conn; A. J. Erlanson IS Win
chester avenue, two; Frank O. Ed
wards 1872 Whalley avenue; Thomas
Quirk, 80 Baldwin street; Mrs. Jennie
Besser, 1853 st. John street; Nicholas
Habersang, "a Prince street, two; K.
Kantrovitz, 20 Arch street, two; Ed
ward G. Linsley, 1913 Campbell avenue,
West Haven; Joseph Larson, Shelton
avenue, four; Louis Flodquist, Gorham |
avenue, Highwood, Conn; Frank Hut
macker, 11S Cedar Hill avenue; William
II. Beecher & Son, 1870 and 1872 Chapel !
street. two; Augusta Rydberg, 400 Tenn |
pie street; John C. Punderford, $40 Elm
street; Robert Gowie, 299 Bassett |
s+ron+. rparrnDoo Cto1yla Nar+o,, ,+r,o+ !
two; Hugo Weise two; Thomas Maher, |
1923 Spring street; Frank M. Hall. 365 |
Main street, West Haven; Mrs. E. J. |
Harvey, 225 Campbell avenue, West
Haven, two; A. N. Penney, Norton |
street. two; Frank Tiernan, 181 Spring
street; F. N. Stanley, Richard street;
Charles E. Brown, Boulevard, two;
William j. Ward, Boulevard two; Da- !
vid Sternberg.