. Connecticut of to-day : its chief business centres. Illustrated. 1890. hey are the best silver platedRoods yet placed upon the market. The Meriden Silver Plate Com-pany was incorporated in 1870 with larpe capital, the following gen-tlenian Ix-inc at present the officers, viz.: George R. Curtis, presi-dent; Robert H. Ciu-tis. secretary and ^iirer; WiUraui 30 East Fourteenth Street, and in Chicago, III. at Xos. ISS and K:>Wabash Avenue. THE BRECKENRIDGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, GasFixtures and Metal Goods, Corner North George and MechanicStreets.—A successful and representat
. Connecticut of to-day : its chief business centres. Illustrated. 1890. hey are the best silver platedRoods yet placed upon the market. The Meriden Silver Plate Com-pany was incorporated in 1870 with larpe capital, the following gen-tlenian Ix-inc at present the officers, viz.: George R. Curtis, presi-dent; Robert H. Ciu-tis. secretary and ^iirer; WiUraui 30 East Fourteenth Street, and in Chicago, III. at Xos. ISS and K:>Wabash Avenue. THE BRECKENRIDGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, GasFixtures and Metal Goods, Corner North George and MechanicStreets.—A successful and representative concern in Meridenactively engaged in the manufacture of gas fixtures and artmetal goods is that known as the Breckenridge iilamifacturingCompany, whose factory is ICHjated corner North George andMechanic streets. This company was incorporated i:i May, 18H6, andwas reorganized in Jlay, 1890, with a paid up capital of $40,000, theexecutive officers being Mr. J. H. Converse, president, and Mr. E. secretary and treasurer. The occupied comprise a. superintendent. The works are spacious and are admirably equippedwith the latest improved appliances, apparatus, and machineryrequisite for the successful prosecution of this artistic manufacture and sell a full line of electro silver plated wareof the finest quahty, using hard white metal and nickel silver as abase, while at the same time always aiming to combine utility w-ithunique and elegant designs. The company produces in great varietybrushes and combs, hand and triplicate or folding mirrors, candela-bras. cigars, cabinets, smoking sets, inkstands, flasks, manictire Their staple goods include tea and coffee services and sets, icepitchers (with patent porcelain lining i, cake baskets, butter dishes, fruit stands, salad and pimch bowls, urns trays, etc ,which are general favorites with the trade and a critical public,owing to their superiority, reliability, and intrinsic
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