The Berkshire Eagle from Pittsfield, Massachusetts • 12

tfr -'I 12 The Berkshire Eagle, Saturday, Oct 22, 1960 Building Rebuilding Beal Estate Emily Opens Year-Round Eatery 1" Best wishes for success EMILYS TTT SNACK BAR 7 VENTILATING SYSTEM Installed by gSHEET METAL SHOP Electrical Wiring la the new EMILYS SNACK BAR Corner of Fenn and First Sts. 'I Br T. KING HASWELL JR. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 1141 Birch Grove Drive Pittsfield HI 2-7352 iV. Ye Contractors Provide Extras For Sidewalk Supers Contractor in New York City kave long catered to the curiosity" of their ildewalk superintendents by leaving peepholes at convenient heights in barricades surrounding construction projects.

But the passers-by were accorded even greater recognition, according to Construction Methods and Equipment, a McGraw-Hill publication. Xt on -site, the amateurs were supplied with a closed cir-- cuit- television- system- and -a-telephone so they could keep ih touch with work 31 stories above the street By picking up a the passer-by received a taped explanation of the work he watted on a TV -screen, 1 4- 117 Fourth Street HI 2-8275 Best wishes for success to INSTALLATION of 1 PLUMBING HEATING For EMILYS -SNACK BAR By MILDRED CA1XEL ROGERS Emily's famous grinders can' now had summer and winter because Emily has moved to townl Emily, more formally known as Mrs. Guido Taglieri, has for nine years built a solid reputation around her grinders and pizza pies that are on sal from Hay to October. at her snack bar on the Cheshire Road in Lanesboro. Two days ago, Mrs.

Taglieri opened a downtown snack bar. at the corner of First and Fenn streets where she is featuring sausage grinders, steak grinders, submarine and some 30 other types of sandwiches, French fries and Friday specials, such as dam and lobster rolls. A special feature of the new snak bar is its take-out service, with customers able to telephone in- their, orders -and then pick thenKup. Pizzas Her Even though she will not be serving pizza pies at her downtown place, Mrs. Taglieri feels sure that when some-of her summer customers come in they will find something else just as good to eat Sha bu two reasons for not making pizza hare, she sayi, one being that tha placa is too smalLand could easily be filled with pizza odors, which not averyona likes.

Besides, she says, in the summer she'll be back at her old stand on Cheshire road turning out special Emily pii-za pies. Since she isn't two people, she cant be making pizza piez in two placez at the same time. Mrs. Taglieri, whose slogan is The Snack That- Brings Yoir Back, commented that someonedon-t Ww in waIlc in thought she had courage to go on a that (where two differentL' orth Ad' auto accidents early this year de- has lived an Pittsnela ior 24 molished the store's front window), years. She has two children, Rich-She said she intended to put a ard- freshman at Springfield Col-sign in the window 12, nd daughter, Patricia (Mrs.

Francis Sanginetti). THIS IS EMILY, otherwise who Thursday opened of First and Fenn streets. She a summer eatery on the Emilys "Snack Bar 133 FENN STREET Real Estate Sales Francis N. and Mary L. Palardy to Albert B.

and Mary M. Jones, house and lot on Weller Avenue. By Joseph F. Billings, by executor, to L. Roy.

and Anne K. Stout, house and land on West Housatonic Street and Lebanon Avenue. F. HARRINGTON 1 ENGLAND I BROTHERS i PLUMBING HEATING CO Inc. 381 Tyler Street HI 2-1772 Alcime Joseph Roberts and Ruth Ann Roberts to George B.

and Patricia A. Crawford, house and lot on Gale Avenue. No. 5331 Llbrliil known Mr. Guido Taglieri, Emily's Snack Bar at the corner has for nine years operated Cheshire Road on Route 8.

suppliers of quality equipment plui Interior decoration, dra penes, carpeting, upholstery and furnishing for restau-' rants, hotels, motels and other commercial establishments. Plumbing in Rest Room and Gas Installation insist on convenient single-handle faucet for EMILYS mi when you boy wow homo way, she saiiL-'tmt she decided it had possibilities. When she finally decided to go ahead, all the different business concerns that would service the snack bar were very reluctant. They just thought it was a crazy place to do business, she says. As things turned out, however, Mrs.

Taglieri was right. Emilys summer snack bar hai become a byword in this area for grinders and pizza piez. And were opening downtown by popular demand, she said. Weve had ao many requests to open during the winter thSt we decided to go ahead at this location. lifflg ffe liwu 7cua cK ntvcnniUea'J tr toadgd on SNACK BAR supplied and installed by RUSS WHEELER (License No.

13340) 173 Hancock Road HI Nine Years in Business -7 Mrs. Taglieri said that she had opened her summer snack bar some nine years ago after looking out the window, from her job at Donlon's, at a rundown wooden garage by the woods (the site of her present summer snack bar) and imagining it as a snack bar. Everyone thought it was too out-of-the- W. H. Shedd, Plumbing and Heating 730 Tyler St, Pittsfield Phone HI 54487 2-8554 Water Pump Sales Show Big Gain In Thirty Years Reflecting the increasing demand for water in tha suburban home, on the farm, and among frjnge industries and institutions, the annual sale of domestic and farm pumps has shown a steady increase.

Total tales of domestic and farm electrical pumpa in 1932 were only 50,000 units, marking the low point in sales The year 1955 marked the all-time high with a total of 796,332 units sold Total sales in 1959 amounted to 786,000 units, which represented an increase of 13 per cent over the 1958 production, the blue AS flame CaBu8 today? Find out how Replacement Market does the COOKING HEATS WATER much more your bid fnmace is worth toward the purchaseof a new GM Delco Condi tionair! Save on the cost of your new Deleo Condi tionair and save on your fuel bills too during trade-in time! L. H. StVEATLAtlD aw Berkshire County Mobitheat Distributor Only the RICH Can -Afford Poor Heating 24-Hour Emergency Sen ico 1 90SouthStreet T)iaraiGrorT2807 And estimates for 1960 run from 600,000 to 700,000 units, according to "the Plumbing Heating-Cooling Information Bureau. The bureau points out that the sales total will depend on the ability of the home-building industry to reach ita goals and the availability of "fund for financing construction. pump industry is deriving an increasing share of ita market from the replacement of old and1 inadequate water systems with new higha parity units' There are three major-types of-pumps reciprocating (piston), jet, and submersible.

When properly Installed, these pumps are capable of providing water service, as good or better than that provided by city water mains, I provides clean ComfortableHEATING OVER 60 YEARS OF FRIENDLY SERVICE at the New EMILYS SNACK BAR 1 1,1 eur.FUGt SG7SI -f Dial HI 2-6649 (Across from the Former Frank Howards) 133 Fenn Street SflllE UP TO 25 OF YOUR FUEL BILL BY iriSULATiriG Per Month for 12 Months Will 73 1 aiMBis To E)s FULLY INSULATE THE AVERAGE ATTIC WITH BALSAM WOOL, ROCK WOOL, OR ZONOLITE. HOURS: MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 AM -7 PM, OPEN TILL 9 PM THURSDAY TAKE-OUT ORDERS OUR SPECIALTY jACCC MOLT Lumber go. Cs 153 COLUMBUS AVE: PHONE HI 5-4597 OPEN SAT. UNTIL NOON "For the Snack That Drlngs Yon Deck I t) 4 i i.