The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-01-10
Industrialists Top List Of Nations Highest Paid Executives -E. o. GoSS Leads Waterbury Area

The figures showing salaries oi more than $15,000 a year, as re- leased by the House Ways ano Means committee and obtained from the 1886 income tax returns, list 8 number from Waterbury among the thousands in the country. The amounts include, in some instances salary, bonus and commissions, and E. O. GoSs, president of the Scovill Manufacturing Company, led n Waterbury with reported payment of $60,000 for the year.
 Among the other salaries report ed locally and to former Waterbur- ians now officers of other state con- cernS, were:
 American Brass Company, Water bury - John A. Coe, president, $44,000; Clifford F. Hollister, vice. president, $31,500; Clark s. Judd president $31,50O; Herbert C. Jennison, technical superintendent, $16,000; James R. Coe, mechanical superintendent, $21,000; Raymond E. Bassett, assistant production sup erintendent, $16,000; Franklin E Weaver, general sales manager, $24,- 900; branch vice-presidents, as fol- lows-William A. Cowles, $19,534; Roy s. Wildman, $17,535; Frederick L. Braman, $l3,166; Joseph J. Lock- wood, $16,000; Arthur H. Quigley $19,000; Charles s. Hungerford, $18,- 458.
 American-Republican, Inc, Wa terbury, W. J. Pape, president $360O0.
 Bristol Company Waterbury - Howard H. Bristol, president, ST. 415; Samuel R. Bristol, secretary 15,660.
 Chase Company
 Chase Brass and Copper Company of Waterbury - Frederick s. Chase president, $27,000; Robert L. Coe vice-president, SPA 166; Richard D Ely, vice-president, 1000; Charle! E. Hart, Jr., secretary, S17,100; Free A. Jackie works manager, $16,766.
 Irwin w. Day, of Waterbury vice-president, of Connecticut Ligh and Power Company, $18,000.
 Eastern Color Printing Companj of Waterbury, George c. Janoski secretary, $20,000
 Fulton Markets Inc, of Water. bury, Martin Greenblatt, president $29,000; Charles Greenblatt, treas, urer, $29000; Lewis Greenblatt, sec. retary, $29,o0O.
 R. F. Griggs Company of Water bury-R. W. Phillips, chairman $43,' 695, Alfred Hart, president, $18,910 F. T. Phillips, vice-president, SPA, 197.
 Hoffman Specially Company, o Waterbury Potter Bowles, pres ident, $34,017; Guy Hutchinson. vic president, $29,614; W. K. Simpson vice-president, $15,139. All three fig ures include bonuses, that of MI Bowles' totalling $22,017.
 Largay's
 Largay Brewing Company of Wa terbury, George H. Largay, vice president, $20,O00.
 Laube Interstate, Inc, of Water bury, William J. Laube, of Nauga tuck, president, $2O,0O0.
 Lea Manufacturing Company 0 Waterbury, Robert s. Leather. pres ident, $30,170. which includes bonus of $1o,oO0 and a commissio of S15,37o.
 MacDermid, Inc, of Waterbur, A. J. MacDermid, president, SIT 600
 Naugatuck Glass Company ( Naugatuck, W. s. Witherwax, pres ident, S2o00O.
 Patent Button Company of Wa terhTry. Leonard R. Carley, presi dent, $17,531.
 Plume and Atwood Manufactur ing Company of Waterbury, Ralp L. French, president, $20,04O.
 William B. Moore, of Waterbur secretary of Henry c. Robinson an Company, Inc, of Hartford, $20, 400.
 Waterbury Clock Company 0 Waterbury, J. R. Sheldon, president $19.016.
 Farrel Foundry and Machin Company, of Waterbury: D. Griggs, president, $15,682.
 Scovill Manufacturing Compan of Waterbury: E. O. Goss, president $6o.000; B. Bronson, vice-president $16,200; c. P. Goss, Jr., vire-presi dent, $25,000; J. H. Goss, vice-pres ident, $32,500; W. M. Goss, vice president, $24,O00; ". T. Hunter vice-president, $27,621; T. B. Myers vice-president, 33,9O6; F. T. Reeves secretary, S20,0o0; L. P. Sperry | tre6 S,1rer S30 O00. R D Hyde aceict