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History of the American Clock Business for the Past Sixty Years,

CHAPTER IX
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Beach and Hubbell of Bristol, are largely engaged in manufacturing the movements of brass marine clocks.

Also two brothers by the name of Manross, in Bristol, are engaged in the same business.

Noah Pomeroy of Bristol, is also engaged in making pendulum movements for other parties.

I should, however, mention Ireneus Atkins, of Bristol, who is making a first-rate thirty-day brass clock, and I am told there is no better one for time in the country.

The movement for this kind of clock was invented by Joseph Ives, who has spent most of his time for the last twenty-five years in improving on springs and escapements for clocks, and who has done a great deal for the advancement of this business.


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