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To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, CHARLES S. KNOWLES, citizen of the United States, residing
at New Bedford, and doing business at 7 Arch street, Boston, Massachusetts, have adopted for my use a Trade-Mark for Electrical
Glassware, of which the following is full, clear, and exact description.
My trade-mark consists of the word "Emerald"
and the representation of an emerald. This has generally been arranged as shown in the accompanying
facsimile, but may be otherwise arranged without altering the character of
the trade-mark, the essence of which is the word " EMERALD " and the representation of an emerald.
This trade-mark has been continuously used in my business since December 1,
1901.
The class of merchandise to which this
trademark
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is appropriated is glassware, and the particular description of
goods comprised in said class upon which I use the said trademark is electrical glassware. It is usually displayed as
a part of the glassware itself, the representation of an emerald being molded with the glassware either in a
recess in the glassware or raised slightly above the surface of the glassware. It is also usually displayed on
packages containing the goods by placing thereon a printed label on which the words
"Emerald Glass" and a cut of an emerald are printed, and these words and this
cut are also used in catalogues, letter-heads, and other printed matter.
CHARLES S. KNOWLES.
Witnesses:
J. E. MAYNADIER,
C. B. MAYNADIER.
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