John C Comerford, 7392 Heath Pl, Yonkers, NY 10706

4527048, Jul 2, 1985

May 23, 1983

6/497094

John J. Comerford - Stamford CT
Peter J. Lupoli - Hamden CT

Sun Chemical Corporation - New York NY

F23Q 722
G12B 900
B25G 300
F16G 1100

219269

A two-piece metal clamping shell for electric cigar lighters of the type employed in automobiles and other vehicles wherein a socket is carried in an aperture of the vehicle dashboard or other panel and an igniting unit or plug is receivable in the socket. The clamping shell includes a cylindrical body member which encircles the cigar lighter socket and which is adapted to secure the latter in its operative position. The body member of the shell is disposed behind the dashboard, and retains the socket by its engagement with the rear surface of the dash. The socket has a threaded portion at its inner end, and a similarly threaded clamp ring is applied thereto with the said body member being disposed between it and the dashboard's rear surface. The clamp ring has a peripheral nest portion adapted to centralize the body member with respect to the socket, and is capable of being tightened on the socket so as to secure the latter in place. The invention is especially useful where small lamps are employed to illuminate the interior of the socket when the plug is removed.

4023571, May 17, 1977

Apr 21, 1976

5/678797

John M. Comerford - Morganville NJ
Mohamed W. Hammad - Old Bridge NJ

Personal Products Company - Milltown NJ

A61F 1316

128290P

An absorbent nether garment liner is provided which comprises an absorbent layer having a first and second major surface and exhibiting an elongation under tensile stress which is recoverable and such stress is relaxed. A body fluid impervious layer overlies and is adhered to the first major surface of the absorbent layer, said body fluid impervious layer exhibiting less recoverable elongation than the absorbent layer. The absorbent layer is adhered to the impervious layer while the former is under tension and hence, elongated. Accordingly, the absorbent nether garment liner will assume a non-planar arcuate shape.

3952347, Apr 27, 1976

Dec 13, 1973

5/424404

John M. Comerford - Morganville NJ
Chandra Kapur - East Brunswick NJ

Personal Products Company - Milltown NJ

A61F 1300
A61G 704
C08L 302
C08L 8900

5335

A biodegradable barrier film is provided which is useful as a barrier layer in absorbent pads such as sanitary napkins and diapers. The film comprises a matrix of a non-biodegradable film-forming material which is resistant to solubility in water having a biodegradable material homogeneously dispersed therein, the biodegradable material being present in said film in an amount from about 40 to about 60 weight percent based on the total weight of said biodegradable and said non-biodegradable film-forming material in said film.