L. SINGER
28, St. Catherine Street West, Montreal
During the early hours one morning recently, the jewelry store of L. Singer, 28 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, was robbed of goods valued at about $110. The thief carried out the robbery by means of a hole in the store window which had been covered by a tin plate, which he removed.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 4th August 1920
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S.A. STODDART
Douglas Street, Victoria, B.C.
S. A. Stoddart, jeweler of Victoria, B. C, was recently assaulted in a little room behind his store on Douglas St. by a man who inflicted a serious wound on Mr. Stoddart's head, and when help arrived escaped by jumping through the glass of a back door. The assailant is known to the police and every effort is being made to arrest him. Mr. Stoddart was taken to the hospital in a critical condition.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 4th August 1920
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Douglas Street, Victoria, B.C.
S. A. Stoddart, jeweler of Victoria, B. C, was recently assaulted in a little room behind his store on Douglas St. by a man who inflicted a serious wound on Mr. Stoddart's head, and when help arrived escaped by jumping through the glass of a back door. The assailant is known to the police and every effort is being made to arrest him. Mr. Stoddart was taken to the hospital in a critical condition.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 4th August 1920
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NALON & THOMPSON
Madoe and Otterville, Ontario
Nalon & Thompson, jewelers, of Madoe and Otterville, Ont., have given a chattel mortgage to P. W. Ellis & Co. for $3,027.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
Nalon & Thompson, jewelers of Otterville, Ont., are discontinuing business.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 7th February 1923
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Madoe and Otterville, Ontario
Nalon & Thompson, jewelers, of Madoe and Otterville, Ont., have given a chattel mortgage to P. W. Ellis & Co. for $3,027.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
Nalon & Thompson, jewelers of Otterville, Ont., are discontinuing business.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 7th February 1923
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ALLEN'S JEWELRY Co.
Montreal
Allen's Jewelry Co. is registered in Montreal.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
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Montreal
Allen's Jewelry Co. is registered in Montreal.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
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THIEL WATCH Co.
Toronto
The Thiel Watch Co. is registered in Toronto.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
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Toronto
The Thiel Watch Co. is registered in Toronto.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
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S.J. COLE
Ottawa
S. J. Cole, jeweler, of Ottawa, has given a chattel mortgage to E. H. Scammell for $433.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
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Ottawa
S. J. Cole, jeweler, of Ottawa, has given a chattel mortgage to E. H. Scammell for $433.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
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H.M. WILDER
Kingston, Ontario
H. M. Wilder, Kingston, Ont., has given a chattel mortgage to E. S. Smith for $3,750.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
H. M. Wilder, jeweler of Kingston. Out., has given a chattel mortgage to E. S. Smith for $3,500.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 26th December 1923
Harry Wilder, jeweler, of Kingston, Ont, has given a chattel mortgage to Eleanor S. Smith for $3,000.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd December 1925
Harry M. Wilder and Mamie Wilder, jewelers, Kingston, Ont., have given a chattel mortgage to Eleanor S. Smith for $2,500.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 15th December 1926
This is likely to be Harry W. Wilder of Smith Bros. Jewelers Ltd. (see above post).
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Kingston, Ontario
H. M. Wilder, Kingston, Ont., has given a chattel mortgage to E. S. Smith for $3,750.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th December 1922
H. M. Wilder, jeweler of Kingston. Out., has given a chattel mortgage to E. S. Smith for $3,500.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 26th December 1923
Harry Wilder, jeweler, of Kingston, Ont, has given a chattel mortgage to Eleanor S. Smith for $3,000.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd December 1925
Harry M. Wilder and Mamie Wilder, jewelers, Kingston, Ont., have given a chattel mortgage to Eleanor S. Smith for $2,500.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 15th December 1926
This is likely to be Harry W. Wilder of Smith Bros. Jewelers Ltd. (see above post).
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J. FAWELL
Thornbury, Ontario
E. J. Fawell, Thornbury, Ont., died recently.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th June 1917
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Thornbury, Ontario
E. J. Fawell, Thornbury, Ont., died recently.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th June 1917
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W. CASPER Ltd.
Toronto
W. Casper, Ltd., Toronto, has been incorporated to carry on business as gold and silversmiths and manufacturers of jewelry with an authorized capital of $40,000.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th June 1917
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Toronto
W. Casper, Ltd., Toronto, has been incorporated to carry on business as gold and silversmiths and manufacturers of jewelry with an authorized capital of $40,000.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th June 1917
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THOMPSON & CROFT
91, George Street, Toronto
Thompson & Croft will open an optical parlor at 91 George street, about June 1.
Source: The Jewelers Review - 3rd May 1899
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91, George Street, Toronto
Thompson & Croft will open an optical parlor at 91 George street, about June 1.
Source: The Jewelers Review - 3rd May 1899
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Stratford District Branch of the Retail Jewelers' Association
Ontario
Western Ontario Jewelers Organize Stratford District Jewelers' Club
Toronto, Can., May 22.–About 25 jewelers from western Ontario attended a meeting held at Stratford. Out., and organized the Stratford District Branch of the Retail Jewelers' Association. The following officers were elected: Chairman. N. F. Babb, Stratford; vice-chairman, F. S. Sauvage, Seaforth; secretary-treasurer, C. L. Welsh, Stratford; executive officer, W. A. Cameron, Mitchell.
Addresses were delivered by M. C. Ellis, Toronto, president of the Canadian National Jewelers' Association; M. O. Ross, Toronto, secretary of the National Association, and W. G. Young, of London, president of the Provincial Jewelers' Association.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 26th May 1920
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Ontario
Western Ontario Jewelers Organize Stratford District Jewelers' Club
Toronto, Can., May 22.–About 25 jewelers from western Ontario attended a meeting held at Stratford. Out., and organized the Stratford District Branch of the Retail Jewelers' Association. The following officers were elected: Chairman. N. F. Babb, Stratford; vice-chairman, F. S. Sauvage, Seaforth; secretary-treasurer, C. L. Welsh, Stratford; executive officer, W. A. Cameron, Mitchell.
Addresses were delivered by M. C. Ellis, Toronto, president of the Canadian National Jewelers' Association; M. O. Ross, Toronto, secretary of the National Association, and W. G. Young, of London, president of the Provincial Jewelers' Association.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 26th May 1920
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A.E. GRIFFITHS
273, Bleury Street, Montreal
Early in the morning of July 30 the jewelry store of A. E. Griffiths, 273 Bleury St., Montreal, Can., was broken into and over $500 worth of gold watches stolen. Entrance was gained by breaking through the outer back door at the rear and prying apart two iron bars protecting an inner door, making a small aperture through which only a very small man or a boy could pass. Though much valuable jewelry was in the store only the watches were taken by the thieves.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th August 1920
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273, Bleury Street, Montreal
Early in the morning of July 30 the jewelry store of A. E. Griffiths, 273 Bleury St., Montreal, Can., was broken into and over $500 worth of gold watches stolen. Entrance was gained by breaking through the outer back door at the rear and prying apart two iron bars protecting an inner door, making a small aperture through which only a very small man or a boy could pass. Though much valuable jewelry was in the store only the watches were taken by the thieves.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th August 1920
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WILLIAM N. McKENDRY
70, Lombard Street, Toronto
Toronto Jewelry Manufacturer Dies Suddenly from Heart Trouble
Toronto, Canada, July 30.–William N. McKendry, manufacturing jeweler of 70 Lombard St., Toronto, died suddenly at Kitchener, Ont., recently while taking part in a musical program at a banquet.
He had exerted himself in responding to encores and at the close of the entertainment he collapsed and died in about half an hour. His death was due to heart failure and over-excitement.
Mr. McKendry, who was born in Ireland, was a prominent member of the Masonic and Orange orders and is survived by a widow and three children.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th August 1920
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70, Lombard Street, Toronto
Toronto Jewelry Manufacturer Dies Suddenly from Heart Trouble
Toronto, Canada, July 30.–William N. McKendry, manufacturing jeweler of 70 Lombard St., Toronto, died suddenly at Kitchener, Ont., recently while taking part in a musical program at a banquet.
He had exerted himself in responding to encores and at the close of the entertainment he collapsed and died in about half an hour. His death was due to heart failure and over-excitement.
Mr. McKendry, who was born in Ireland, was a prominent member of the Masonic and Orange orders and is survived by a widow and three children.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th August 1920
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GOZLAN BROTHERS Ltd.
60, Apex Road, Toronto
The business of Roger and Claude Gozlin.
Gozlan Brothers Limited were manufacturers of jewellery, they were incorporated in Ontario in 1964. The company was placed in receivership in 1976, at that time they were thought to have 300 employees. They were a Public Company that traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange, and had operations in Toronto, Montreal and Miami, Florida.
In 1973 they purchased the assets of Bassetts Jewellery Mfg.Co. of Toronto, the House of Lorant Ltd. of Toronto (Dominion Gold Craft), and the New York-based Essex Refining Corp.
The company manufactured the 'Pierre Cardin' line of jewellery for the Canadian, West Indian and Venezuelan markets as from 1974.
The president of the company in 1973 and 1975 was noted as Claude Gozlan.
Gozlan Brothers Ltd. - Ontario - 1976
Gozlan Brothers Ltd. - Ontario - 1976
The business registered several trade marks, including a 'three X five pointed star' device, 'Diamon Flair', 'GB', 'Monaco', 'Caprice', 'Amour', 'Distinction', 'Regency', 'Lesley'
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60, Apex Road, Toronto
The business of Roger and Claude Gozlin.
Gozlan Brothers Limited were manufacturers of jewellery, they were incorporated in Ontario in 1964. The company was placed in receivership in 1976, at that time they were thought to have 300 employees. They were a Public Company that traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange, and had operations in Toronto, Montreal and Miami, Florida.
In 1973 they purchased the assets of Bassetts Jewellery Mfg.Co. of Toronto, the House of Lorant Ltd. of Toronto (Dominion Gold Craft), and the New York-based Essex Refining Corp.
The company manufactured the 'Pierre Cardin' line of jewellery for the Canadian, West Indian and Venezuelan markets as from 1974.
The president of the company in 1973 and 1975 was noted as Claude Gozlan.
Gozlan Brothers Ltd. - Ontario - 1976
Gozlan Brothers Ltd. - Ontario - 1976
The business registered several trade marks, including a 'three X five pointed star' device, 'Diamon Flair', 'GB', 'Monaco', 'Caprice', 'Amour', 'Distinction', 'Regency', 'Lesley'
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CHATCAUVERT & DUSSAULT
St. John Street, Quebec
Mr. David Dussault, of the firm of Chatcauvert & Dussault, watchmakers, St. John street, died at his residence the day before yesterday. He was a popular young man and had a host of friends, who will regret his early demise.
Source: The Quebec Daily Telegraph - 2nd May 1890
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St. John Street, Quebec
Mr. David Dussault, of the firm of Chatcauvert & Dussault, watchmakers, St. John street, died at his residence the day before yesterday. He was a popular young man and had a host of friends, who will regret his early demise.
Source: The Quebec Daily Telegraph - 2nd May 1890
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THOMAS WILSON
St. John Street, Quebec
Mr. Thomas Wilson, jeweller, St. John Street, has had two large panes placed in his front and they add greatly to the appearance of the establishment.
Source: The Quebec Daily Telegraph - 2nd May 1890
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St. John Street, Quebec
Mr. Thomas Wilson, jeweller, St. John Street, has had two large panes placed in his front and they add greatly to the appearance of the establishment.
Source: The Quebec Daily Telegraph - 2nd May 1890
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DAVID BARR
Sarnia, Ontario
OBITUARY RECORD
David Barr
Sarnia, Ont., December 6, David Barr, jeweller, former mayor and one of Sarnia's most prominent citizens, died suddenly this morning. Mr. Barr and Alex. Kelly were out driving in separate rigs, when Mr. Kelly noticed Mr. Barr drop the reigns. Mr. Kelly stopped the horse and asked a gentleman passing to drive Mr. Barr home. Mr. Barr was unconscious when he arrived home. Medical aid was summoned, but he did not regain consciousness. He was 69 years old, and is survived by his wife and three sons.
Source: The Montreal Gazette - 7th December 1909
The death of David Barr, Sarnia, Ont., is announced.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 22nd December 1909
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Sarnia, Ontario
OBITUARY RECORD
David Barr
Sarnia, Ont., December 6, David Barr, jeweller, former mayor and one of Sarnia's most prominent citizens, died suddenly this morning. Mr. Barr and Alex. Kelly were out driving in separate rigs, when Mr. Kelly noticed Mr. Barr drop the reigns. Mr. Kelly stopped the horse and asked a gentleman passing to drive Mr. Barr home. Mr. Barr was unconscious when he arrived home. Medical aid was summoned, but he did not regain consciousness. He was 69 years old, and is survived by his wife and three sons.
Source: The Montreal Gazette - 7th December 1909
The death of David Barr, Sarnia, Ont., is announced.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 22nd December 1909
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JAMES LESLIE
Sparks Street, Ottawa
James Leslie, jeweler, Ottawa, Can., recently had on exhibition in the window of his shop a nest of live, full grown lizards which were picked up at Gatineau Point. The reptiles took refuge between two stones placed one above the other in a glass jar.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular and Horological Review - 11th October 1899
Ottawa - June 16 - Typhoid fever is epidemic in Ottawa. James Leslie, the well-Known Sparks street jeweller, died from this disease this afternoon.
Source: St. John Daily Sun - 17th June 1902
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Sparks Street, Ottawa
James Leslie, jeweler, Ottawa, Can., recently had on exhibition in the window of his shop a nest of live, full grown lizards which were picked up at Gatineau Point. The reptiles took refuge between two stones placed one above the other in a glass jar.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular and Horological Review - 11th October 1899
Ottawa - June 16 - Typhoid fever is epidemic in Ottawa. James Leslie, the well-Known Sparks street jeweller, died from this disease this afternoon.
Source: St. John Daily Sun - 17th June 1902
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T.A. CRETE
Grand Mere, Quebec
T. A. Crete, jeweler, is registered at Grand Mere, Que.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd October 1918
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Grand Mere, Quebec
T. A. Crete, jeweler, is registered at Grand Mere, Que.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd October 1918
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SMERLING JEWELRY STORE
Montreal
The Smerling Jewelry Store is registered at Montreal by Mrs. Nathan Smerling.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd October 1918
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Montreal
The Smerling Jewelry Store is registered at Montreal by Mrs. Nathan Smerling.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd October 1918
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