The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1931-07-06
NEW HOME FOR .
| JACKSON-COHEN
Popular Jewellers to Have
Historic Stand in New
Brown Block
FIRMS GROWTH RAPID

The city's busiest intersection,
East Main and South Main streets,
now graced by the new Brown build
ing, will be the future home Of one
of Waterbury's outstanding jewelry
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES company.
For years, Waterburians have al
ways associated this particular cor
ner as landmark and home of a
jewelry emporium. The history of
Lake e Strobels and their success
sors Noonan & Kelly, bear witness
to this statement. The firm Of Jack
son & Cohen though young COM
pared to other local establishments
in respect to years, but ranked
among the foremost in popularity,
will carry on the traditions of this
particular site. BY virtue of long
term lease as announced to-day.
Jackson-Cohen company will take
possession of their new quarters on
October LIST of the present year.
For the past five years Jackson
creasingly large clientele at its pres
ent store on the corner of South
Main and Grand streets. By the
quality of its merchandise. its pol
icy of honorable service and guar
anteed satisfaction not to mention
the inestimable assets of the per-
sonal popularity of the members of
the firm-Frank B. Jackson and
Joseph D. Cohen-this concern has
carried on magnifcently and most
successfully. The need Of more spa
cious quarters has been apparent
for some time past. On learning that
the Plaza Tea Room was planning
to vacate the Brown building nego-
tiations were entered into and ter
minated in the signing of the lease.
The new home of the Jackson
Cohen company will place the firm
in a more advantageous position to
display it's merchandise, the pro-
ducts of internationally famous
manufacturers and to cater to the
wishes of itsh many patrons. New
fixtures, representing the ultimate
note in accessories for the EXPOSE
ton of beautiful jewelry. will be In
stalled. The store will be made one
of the most attractive and one of
but the policy that has formed the
cornerstone of the firms success
will be the same.
The story of the Jackson-Cohen
company is a very interesting one.
1t centers about the ambitions of
two young men. who having had
years of experience with some of
the most reputable jewelry concerns
in the country, formed partner
ship and combined experiences to
own and conduct a business of their
own. They selected Waterbury.
their hometown as the field of their
endeavors and how they have made
good is too we'll known to elabo-
rate upon. They have not only es-
tablished splendid business. but
have found occasion time and again
to show their interest In Waterbury
and its sporting activities by offer
ing suitable prizes to stimulate H.
valry. The firms name has become
one of the best known in the mer-
camille circles Of Waterbury,. 1t has
no connection with any other con-
Germs in Waterbury. Connecticut or
the country.
In selecting the corner of East
Main and South Main streets. jack
Son-C,I,en company is moving into
the heart of the city's business dis
trict, onto a site made famous for
years by pioneer jewelry concerns
and in a location where its many
friends will continue to find the best
in service and merchandise.