The Singer Company

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Warner-lambert Company

Gee Associates

Black Decker Inc.

Waterloo Industries, Inc.

Regent Lighting Corporation

Parker Manufacturing Co.

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The Clorox Company

Reynolds Metals Company

The Rival Company

Easco Corporation

The Perrier Group of America, Inc.

Michael P Ballone

Edward H Meisner

Keith C Kristiansen

M Gary Grossman

George D La Police

John E Kiely

Thomas C Van Dyk

Edward D Levy

Edward Herman Meisner

Allen LeRoy Limberg

Jan Szostak

John Brown

John Flick Garrison

Young Park

Carson E Ahlman

Joel Steven Marks

Don R McCloskey

Marc E Silverberg

Morris G Grossman

Morris Gary Grossman

Thomas Charles Van Dyk

Thomas V Dyk

Richard M Joffe

A system for delivering liquids from a plurality of containers. The system has a dispenser which holds the containers in a generally side by side relationship. A unit of the system is connected to each of the containers for sequentially dispensing the liquid held by the containers to a reservoir for receiving such liquid. The unit has conduits which are connected to the openings of the container and which extend into and have openings therein at different depths in the reservoir for the sequential dispensing of the liquid from the containers into the containers. A delivery system unit is connected to the reservoir for providing the liquid to one or more outlets. The containers are removable from the system as they become empty and are replaceable with fresh ones, to thereby allow the system to continue to deliver liquid, such as bottled water.

Liquid delivery system that automatically delivers liquid from a

Massager

Television receiver with doors for its display screen which doors

A protective cover for light switches of the type used to control security lights, in particular exterior security lights. The protective cover including a stationary frame adapted to be secured to a wall mounted security light switch cover having a centrally located stationary frame aperture for receiving the light switch toggle therethrough. A movable frame is hingedly attached to the stationary frame and includes a centrally located movable frame aperture for receiving said switch toggle therethrough when said movable frame is hinged closed. A centrally located toggle cover covers the light switch toggle when the movable frame is in its protective closed position, thereby guarding against an individual inadvertently switching the switch toggle.

Electrical switch protective cover

Water pitcher

Television receiver/computer monitor having hinged doors

Work light fixture

A portable halogen bulb worklight fixture is formed with a housing forming a bulb containing cavity and a light emitting opening. A peripheral frame, a frame handle extending outwardly from one side of the frame. A top handle is located above the frame and a bulb storage compartment is located in the top handle. A base structure is arranged to minimize exposure of the user to heat generated by the fixture when replacing a bulb and when being transported from one site to another.

Worklight fixture with safety handles and integral storage compartment

A light-in-weight portable television receiver or computer monitor has doors that close over its display screen, to facilitate it being transported by a child of nine or ten years age. The display screen is sustantially vertical during normal viewing. These doors have loudspeakers on their interior surfaces, which doors open out from the sides of the cabinet to space the loudspeakers further apart for better stereophonic sound reproduction.

A roll of sheet material is wound on a cylindrical hollow core, and the core and roll are together placed within a dispenser body made up of pivotally connected upper and lower covers, preferably made of a resilient plastic material and sized and shaped to provide a containment space for a full roll of sheet material. The core and roll wound thereon can be placed into the lower cover in only one direction, so that rotation of the rolled-up sheet material must occur only in a corresponding one rotational direction for unwinding of the sheet material from the roll. The upper and lower covers are formed so that there is a built-in resilient force exercised by one or the other so as to keep them pivotally separated apart. A detent mechanism is provided to limit the amount by which the two covers can thus pivotally separate during use. By their pivotal separation, the covers define a small forward gap through which the sheet material may be withdrawn. When a user has extracted a sufficient length of sheet material, he or she may press the covers to each other to thereby stop further rotation of the roll. A conventional, preferably serrated, cutting edge is provided at a forward edge portion of the lower cover, and withdrawn sheet material may be torn off by being forced thereon.

Apparatus for dispensing a controlled length of sheet material from a

Stapler

Razor blade handle

Portable storage container

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New Providence, NJ, United States of America

Michael P Ballone