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ILI) WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
GAR MANWAW
83 Washington ltroot
South Nor-walk
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“(acts It. Bern, es. plant manager
0 nest, eebody and company.
:wumm“ ‘l; cab luncheon hold
e yal James hotel.
delivered e splendid eddre- in which
he am the organisation and
growth of t company beginning
with the inflation or the soft collar.
The meeting ”I largely attended and
"s further teetured by a strong
sentiment tor the staging of a “Kl-
words" mt At one of the local
theatres in education with the pro.-
ontetiol 01 e good musical comedy.
Moor-ling to a. suggestion made at
the luncheon. the club should stage
a musical comedy between the sets
of whioh. the members of the club.
end the club itself as a. whole. could
stage its "stunts." The idea of the
allele would be to enjoy an evening
ot tun: staging the musical eomedy
with the idea. of just paying expen-
see. The matter was rotorrod to the
on mcnt committee by President
Art or C. Wheeler.
la the opening of his talk. Hr.
Barnes stated the soft collar detach-
ed from the shirt was invented by e
llrs. Montague. of Troy. N. Y. The
invention came about when Mrs. Mon-
tague became tired or washing her
husband’s shirts. which were cieen
with the esooption ot the collar.
“You would not believe." all! Mr.
Bel-nos. “that there are any major
operations necessary in the manufac-
ture of a collar. and that 150 handl~
ings are nocesery before the collar
is ilnelly completed."
"Troy is the home of the collar In-
dustry. It is there that Cluett. Peep
body and company has its main plant.
This plant was first orgenieed in 1851
by George B. Cluett, hes been re-
organized several times since. finally
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in 101s, becoming a corporation."
"the Cluett. Peabody company has
a capitalisation o! 037.000.0013 and
does a. yearly businem or "6.000.000.
In the Tray plant. there on us em-
ployee which have been with the
concern for more than at yeers."
"It was In 1908 that the company
decided to establish a branch in Nor-
wall. It purchased the cement sme-
ture owned by Ernest Simone at Weba
star and North Main streets. adding
two stories to the building. Ten
years later, it had outgrown its quar-
ters end built a six story edition on
the Webster street side."
"There are no collars mode in the
Norwellt plant. Up to recently the
plant turned out white shirts. Now
it turns out athteltie under-weer in
addition. \Ve consider our plant one
or the most complete and modern in
the city. During the time. we have
been here we have had no labor
trouble. We have five hundred em-
ployee with a capacity or two hundred
more. We try to co-operete with our
employee as far as possible. even go-
ing so far as establishing a. cafeteria
which we operate at cost.”
In closing. Mr. Barnes stated that
ho thought that the Kiwanis club was
doing a great deal in the way of giv-
ing business men new food {or
thought.
GABBE MOLE AND
IRON \VORKS TO arm
The second game of the series be-
tween the Gsbbe-Molo Works and the
Norwelk Iron Works baseball teams
will take place at the Baxter Grounds
tomorrow afternoon. The game will
start at 3 o’clock.
Raymond & Pollard
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Notes
The weekly text was furnished by
John Glover.
o o o
T1,: text: “What you can do or:
think you can do—do lti—Boldness
has genius. power and magic in it." l
e o o
Captain .1. R. Phelps will address
the club next Thursday on the sub-
Ject “Near East."
e o 0
Rev. W. H. Allen. of Danbury, will
speak to the club on May 17.
o o o
A meeting of the Board of Direcr'
tors will be held at 6:80 o‘clock Mon.
day night at the Royal James hotel.
0 O 0
At the meeting. the board will con-
sider the advisability of holdin.
luncheons at the Norwaik Country
club during the summer months.
I O O
The Kiwanis club gave I. vote of
thanks to "Burt" Morgan and other
members of the entertainment com-
mittee for the splendid manner in
which the comedy-drama staged to
raise funds for beautifying the South
Norwalk railroad depot square, was
handled. “Burt" reported that 8863
was raised by staging the show.
0 t O
President Arthur C. Wheeler an-
pounced that the one thousandth Ki-
wanis club had been organized in the
United States.
0 O 0
President \Vheeler also announced
that a charter would be presented
New Bediord on May 10. This will
make the 20th club in New England.
0 C O
The [allowing members were ap-
pointed to the City Planning oom-
mlttee by President “'heeler: Judge
William F. Tammany. John D. Milne,
Attorney Edward J. Quiinnn. Charles
E. Hoyt and Judge John Keogh.
0 O U
The attendance prize was won by
Postmaster Michael J. Havel-d. It
was a flashlight.
O 0
President “'hcelcr asked members
of Kiwanis to appear at the Common
Council meeting Tuesday night at
which several city improvements will
be discussed.
0 0
At e suggestion of “Al" Fechheimer
the following were given a vote of
thanks for the. aid and co-operation
given in staging the recent comgdy-
drama: Evening Sentinel. Norwalk
Hour. Schumann Art Print, David
Esterson. of the Palace and Regent
theatres. Arthur Terrie. of the Rialto
theatre. the K. of C.. Elks and Mon-
ker Grotto.
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LOCAL CONTRACTORS
YOU SHOULD KNOW
Mettiello 6: Lasprogreto, local con-
tractors and builders, have several
important operations in various stages
of completion. During the past few
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Several Norwalk
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Cues on Superior
Norwalk will be ”mounted at the
May term at the luperior court.
criminal side. which opens at Bridge-
port‘ next Tuesday morning, by sev-
eral cases in which W at a more
or less serious nature ere proton-ed.
Among the new cases to acne up
those of Alexander Lani-us.
charged with breaking end entering.
On the list carried over tron: the
previous term are the cases of Tony
Dellarco. charged with rape; and
LeRoy Fanning. ‘charged with satu-
tory burglary.
DIME-DANCE RAISED.
A complaint about a group of men
creating a disturbance at Behien ave-
nue and Van Buren avenue. was taken
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straction that can be 1
to cut with a one. dam
inch of the ground. Step 3 and
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Also look over our Complete
line of garden tools and imple-
ments. H
Lots of time and labor avers
here that you will appreciate.
AlbertDJlor-gm ’
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steam
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care of last night by the police.
Just as the automobile has sup-
plied
finished fabrics.
Our telephone is 790 —- call us
and a representative will call
and explain our different
services that we can offer
you.
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, ears this concern has come to the
1 Samuel J. m an. m 'm SAWGS {oi-errant in this line in this vicinity.
\' 1‘ node]. Both members of this concern are . South um Om.
. practical men and personally super- Tupp’s much v
9“ Estate and Insur' BANK vise the various building operations
‘ they engage in. Their organisation. . Cm '
, ance too. comprises of men expert in the ' ‘
various branches of the work and this i OFFICER.
coupled with an executive force that t
F. H. WEHRLE "knows how" :33 um tconstantly 44 Wall Street “wmnm
vings new“ plans to keep t gs "on he move" -
Willi St. Rm SI 1;. makes for work well done and satis- ‘ “HIV .' W W
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W“ and Connecticut Aves. Safe Deposit Boxes rolls along that it Mettlello & Laspro- DAILY o. . Fitch cashier
gato have the work in charge—a sat- -
lsfactory job will be the result—Adv. i
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ND AY SPORTS from affirmative to negative and position that he could call up the
EASURE KILLED
Artll'vlnl), May 4.——aovornor
-; . plan to continue the
‘ .' man" so far I. Sunday
, and other protesoionel sports
ml: ornrd, will win and the effort
rv .i'lvlll'isry Committee to have
mnrm to the accepted prac-
“ ' '11. according to the "field.”
" ‘v 7‘ which was given out
1 lllaiive source. yesterday.
.:: Lly sports blll h“ Md
.. and is now on the table
"“I'lrr. together with en um.
.i. . rl'zl‘fed by House Leeds!
F- I. u my, the purpose oi which
0 l .r m- strict chrome-lost ox
." H's: Sunday lew prohibiting
"5" l' l1 sports into the bends oi
rather than 10“!
"'9 .. "'r‘rneys,
'rl.l".;.
l "r the bill was isvonhl!
w‘fl item the Judlm 00"
tr. l A before it had been 9°"
3” in «mm limos oi the Gen-
‘ "”'"Y”'U- Governor ‘roznplotos
0 public speeches. rim is “I.
“"‘ ”I”! in Deanna. declared
‘ 1-2 would veto the inseam it
w. llllckley was peeved by this
f’“ ‘~' the Governor, who hit! not
Way indicated sum to
,"“"‘"- tithe-ssh condo-table
F“ “ “I “tuned in the eel--
‘N' "'"ms on the bill. It was
"4' nt'lon of the Home Leela
“1 l .lumclnteo that the governor
“1 in». let them know h!- ‘-
““"‘ Won the but no sons-
3:? Mint of being rev-ably ”-
": the bill reached the Bates.
“-‘y Lureutenod to xoeeo oi b-
W'Hh the liberal lasso ls- ee-
.l, mud on one Ids Isl strict
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1'01“.” upon ‘3’ I H . ,
wls tabled ‘3‘ ~. ‘
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then moved for reconsideration. amendernent. He said he would
When reconsideration was voted. take this ““0“ ‘t “10 next Oppor-
h. 130'" (.1183 the bill I). ubIOC. ‘unlt’.
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