Evening sentinel, Monday, October 6, 1919 · page 4

 

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The American Hat Mfg. j (30., Inc.-

 

 

Norwalk, -' - . Connecticut.

 

Started a hat factory four. years ago at Raymond and Day Streets, South
Norwalk, with a daily production or about 20 dozen. '

At the end of the first year that daily production had been increased to
about 50 dozen. . ‘ '

At the end of the second year the daily: production had reached 90 dozen
and further expansion required a larger factory. t

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At the end;oi the third year in the beautiful and modem pram at 256th
Street, Norwalk, the daily production had increased to about 150 dozen.

At the end of the fourth year, just past, the daily production was close to
200 dozen. '

Every department is being enlarged from time to time as the business
grows andImen,‘,women, boys and girls are daily being ad“ to «three
of workers.

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themselves with a progressive and liberal organisation.

 

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