The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-02
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Daly presided. while Edward H Davis, statistician of the Scovil Manufacturing Company explained the proposed code: John Bartlet of Hartford, chairman of the state organization, explained the progress of thee work of the contractor! throughout Connecticut Archi tects, engineers, heating, timing I plumbing, electrical and other con tractors of allied trades were represented. All agreed to CO
 A meeting of beauty parlor pro- prietors and hairdressers held yes terday afternoon witnessed the adoption of a uniform plan o1 opening at g a. m. and closing al 6 a. m. Agnes Donovan of Hart ford, Gertrude Hawkins and Mar garet Thompson of Bridgeport representing the State Beauty Par lors' association addressed the meeting.
 Harmon Genlot was chosen president of the newly formed Wa terbury Restaurant Owners asso- ciation. The group meeting pledged support to the state and national association. A definite code will be announced when fully formulated. Other officers of the group chosen include Samuel J. Bear, vice. president; Al Drescher, treasurer; Mrs Marion Handy, secretary.
 A meeting of the Waterbury Master Shoe Rebuilding iassocia- tion was held in Chamber of Con- merce hall in the evening. A vote of acceptance on the emergency code was adopted. A committee consisting of the following was selected to supervise its enactment in Waterbury. Aurelio Greco Maurice Tremblay, John Yanpanis Antonio Serraro, Vincenzo Nanzi Patsy Cofrancesco, Nicolo Albino Paul Greguoli, Cesare Pinto. Mi chael Cansellaro, Benny Paenti Frank Principe, Julius Santo Lucia Joseph Parici, and Antonio Cola sante. Nicola Beccia presided.
 Others adopting the code are:
 Gillmor-Moody Co.,, Inc, Karl Zepp, Waterbury Store Fixture Co.,, Burr's Market, Mercy Boyd's Book Shop, McGrath's Market, The Pros- pect Pharmacy, Green the Grocer; Lynch & Welton Supply Co.,, shorty's Lunch. Union Plate & Window Blass Co.,, Waterbury Auto Painting Co.,, Allen-Samson Co.,, Inc, Ideal Pharmacy, Waterbury Tea and Coffee Co.,, Martin J. Mo- Evoy, Inc, A. T. Feld, St. Mary's Corporation, A m rican Sheet Sheet Metal Works, Inc, Mosel, Tailor and Cleaner. The Standard Paper Go.
 Freeman's, Waterbury Mason Supply and Coal Co.,, The Pickett Drug Co.,, Ashborn Transportation Co.,. Charles F. Kenworthy. Will helm. Inc, The Frank Cruess 6: Sons Co.,, (12 stores and one ware house), Healey & Healey. Blue Bird Tea Room, Inc, Palace Clean CTS and Dyers, Sunset Palace, Mor- ris, Conn), The Sprague Electrical Supply Co.,, Hart's. Inc, Harvey's Shoe Store, The Stigberg Co.,, John Berardis, Andy's Pharmacy, Inc, Sam Kobotznick, The Brass Rail, simonson Drug Co.,, The Atlantic Refining Co (three stations), The Arrow Print shop, Abe. Bernknopf, Strand Cloak and Suit Co.,. Inc, MacDermid, Inc.
 Up Town Apothecary, Bunker Hill Pharmacy, M. w. Hall, Rosario Ciaccio, F. ProsPs restaurant, Brass City Paper Co.,, Inc, Hollis D. Se- gur, Inc, the Jones Drug Co.,. Will liam J. Dunphy (three stores) Henry Johnson, Inc, the Kampner Wall Paper Co.,, North Main Fruit and Vegetable market, the Hamil- ton Hardware Corp, Rose Dress Shop. Lucille's, Bronson, Lewis & Bronson, c. H. Beck Upholsterins Co.,, the Simonsville Mfg Co.,. Roya, Scarlet Stores, Motor Car Service Inc, Leberman's Shoe Findings the Goldsmith -Chatfleld Co.,, Chat. field & Chatfield, Inc, J. p. Smith 6 Co.,. Inc, and City Lumber Go. Inc. Broadway Parking station.
 Brass City Printery, Electric Motor Repair Co.,, Inc, Price, the
 Printer; John Leather, Inc, the Lea Mfg. Co.,. Vogue Riddle Shop
 Rowland's Insurance Agency.
 l A meeting of the furniture deal.