_ THURSDAY, JUNE 25. :-: Per'ieCtion Oil Cook 1925. Is! . THE EVENING \ l SE‘NTINEU A it! All. '43-65 No. Main St. Mite.“ NEW PERFECTION f‘ on coorsrovrs: MODELS Sterling F urnitureCo. So. Norwalk " 4: NEW ERA IN BACK SHOP Old Production Methods Revolutionized— Half Century Forward Step Attained Tho march of progress is swift, and industries as well as individuals, must. keep up with its pace or be ruthlessly swept aside. No modern industry can stand still; it must either keep abreast with the current of general advancement or sink into obscurity and impotency. Tho cost of production in all industries mounts steadily. Each, day brings its own problenisand its new threats to profitable operation, and the indus- try that would keep its wheels turn- ing and make its financial invest. merits profitable must have the lead- orahip, the vision. the courage and the initiative within its own ranks to attack these problems and conquer them. says The American llattcr in a. recent issue. , ~New Spirit in flat Trude Assurcs Progress. ' « A new spirit~hus bee-tr \il-alble in .‘ the trade of recent years—it spirit of broad vision, i’orsiglitcdllcss and progress. and a new. strong. \ll‘llC leadership is being dm‘t'lulicii, that will bring.' forth newJorces that will benefit the industry immensely. lic- cause of this tendency we lnay coll- iidently look forward to rapid pro- gress in all branches of the indus. try as tho outlook of the immediate future. This new spirit is being particular- ly manifested in the development of new manufacturing processes, and ‘espeeially in the stimulation of in- Nentlve genius and engineering skill ' as applied to the nccus or. ill“ trade ' for the production of new and more scientific machinery to supplant the old-fashioned production methods which have so long been in vogue. ' Little Progress in Back Shop in 50 hours. In the front shop, various types of efficient machinery have been pep- - footed and introduced from time to time. so that. the operation of finish— dng hats may be said to have kept pace in a. general way witll the in- dustrial march of progress along the lines of machinery development. 0f the back shop in bat factories. however, the Same cannot be said. In this department. where the fclt hat bodies are produced, little or no progress has been made in the meth- ' rods of operation for the past half ‘century. A moving picture film taken of the men at work in such a department today would not differ f=-.mhteriallv from a similar picture , filmed fifty years ago. 3 Any industry must look to its leaders for progress. 'l‘ho,risk and axpense of the first step in a new dc- " nurture must be taken by the firms or individuals at the top. This is the responsibility and reward of ' leadership, but it must be sorrowful- iy admitted that leadership in most departments of the hat trade has been lamentably weak until quite re- . routiy." New “Genest” Process Sizing Ma- chino Mademines Old Methods There are now evidences. how- sver. in numerous varied activities it! a, rejuvenated spirit. and one of the outstanding recent achievements in the development. and perfection of the “Genest” Process—a new siz- ing machine. which after six years 7 of engineering study and research fond mechanical development has "'fiinally been pe\rfected by the U. 5. ”Kat Machinery Corp.. (5': Fifth are . New York city. - string machine was first con- ...beived in 1919. when the early ex- i-‘porimental plans and preliminary , models were produced in Hartford. " ”Conn. In all the years that have - tollowed. continuous employment of the best engineering talent has been ktlltilized. the entire time of four highly skilled engineers being re- quired for a. period or three or four years. During this time a number figment“ models were deval- _ . ~ . and built before the commer- " -~ in! - . epic: and tin-1 . 3.. “I’w‘W .7 first machine was placed in prac- tical operation in January. 192:4. Machinelias Made (ivod in [lead- ing Factories The new sizing machine has therefore been in effective everyday use for over sixteen months. during which period additional machines have been produced. These have been purchased by a number of hot manufacturers .and they are in use in the following plants under \ary- ins conditions: Knox lint Company. Brooklyn. N. Y.: H. McLachlan 6; Co., Danbury. Coun.; i". ll. Lec Hat Company. lianbury. Comp. John \V. Glccn a. Sons, Danbury, L‘onn.. and Merl'iinuc iiat company. Anicsbury, Muss. These plants opcratu froin one to four machines clcli and report that they perform successfully. giving everyday experience and that the use of thc machines has developed many advantages First it is claimed that a. much superior quality of fclt is procured in the bodies made on the "Genest" process. This is due to the fact that the “’Ul‘kliiall operating the inn- cliino is not required to place his hands 'in the hot water. and it is therefore possible for the bodies to be felted in water that is always at the boiling point, means being pro- vided for the constant application of water at this temperature during the entire time of sizing. in other methods the sizing water cools dur- ing the sizing process. It has been found that the "Gen- cst" Process Sizing Machines occu- py less than one-quarter the space. and require less than one-third the amount of manual labor that is necessitated for the same amount of production by any'other method. it‘urthermor the actual use of thcsc machine 't'or over a. year un- der everyday Working conditions has proved that it is absOlutely ini- possible to make a lighting rod. stick ndiat or put a. shove or well: in the body in the process of shrink- ing, and as a result the percentage of “Knock Downs' 'is practically nli. In the use of this machine the bodies are automatically self-craz- lug. It is interesting to note how't‘re- uently it happens that unlocked- f r benefits are derived from unex- pected sources when new processes are first developed—good points in operation discovered w here they had not been anticipated. For instance. Harding Memorial Progress Is Told ‘rog Herding Mc- morial' plane is reported by Hoke Donitbcn, chairman of the executive committee of tile the-v l'llgbly satisfactory rohllts in actual“ Norwalk’s“ Busiest Corner . MAIN AND WALL STREETS e Besion Store Pronouns-1023 N ORWALK, 'CONNs Norwalk’s Busiest Corner 0 ShovVing' The Pefiection Oil Stove 'All styles and models New Perfection oil stoves are . now on display here. There is an oil stove priced to‘ suit every purse. Prices range from $7.98 to $119.00. The new models are built to give more heat with less fuel. We make generous allowances on your old stoves and will gladly demonstrate any stove upon request. Be sure you see the New Perfection stove perform at the Bos- toantore before you decide to buy. REMEMBER all New Perfection parts are standard un- like the many other makes—repair parts can be purchased here and everywhere so that a New Perfection stove will give everlasting service and satisfaction. l \ 70'72 No. Main St. Y A FullLineof. Perfection Oil Cook Stoves They Lighten the Housekeeper’s Work and Cook With the Speed of Gas A. J. COLLINS COMPANY Phone 747 So. Norwalk Perfection in the Summer Camp T’S great these summer mornings in camp-smell of coffee in the 1 air, crisp bacon sizzling in the pan, muffins, brown and tooth; some, baking in the own! And all the family happy! Especially Mother. proud that even in flfl/ a. it 4/ W ”i ’I , camp, she can enioy the speed and comfort of fast-ems cooking. Md: :1 Perfection Oil Cook Stove, no matter where you camp, you can be happy and cmrcnted. All the models‘ burn Socony Kerosene, clean and odorless, available at: any country general snore. ‘Thac'a a Perfection model [or any use or any pom. Ask your dealer to dawn“. \W \ ® ‘ k ‘ i .\ . §»\\.\\ \\ \\ \ § \§ ‘3 \W §t\§§ §§ §\ §c§§ V} \ § \ PERFECTION www.mvcrandflvm 26 Broadway use SOCONY STANDARD OIL co. OF NEW YORK. in the use of this new sizing ma. chine it has been demonstrated that. as the bodies reach the pouncing stage much less effort is required on the part of the workmen in this op- eration than was formerly the case. Consequently the production by men in the pouncing department is great- ly increased. Actual 'l‘cst, Shows Improved Work. in; Condition». One of the acconlpaniing photo- graphs shows a battery of four "Gencst" Process Sizing Machines in operation in tile plant of the Knox Hat. Company. and an inspection of this department discloses a great improvement in working conditions under the Old method in the hat. fac- tory sizing departments. With‘tiio new machines there is no steam in the air. and other conditions detri- mental to the workmen have been eliminated. One manufacturer in whose plant this machine has been in operation for over a. year. and who had ordered additional machines. recently stated that every day he is more enthusiastic in his opinion of tlio‘ value of the machine than he was the day before. lie believes that its introduction marks the greatest advance in the art of mak- ing felt. hats that he has witnessed in W5 entire experience of almost half a, century. Further. he be- lieves that the ultimate possibilities of the machine have not as yet been reached. In all of the plants in which the machine is in operation it has been found to be readily adaptable to the varying conditions under which it is used. It has performed equally well in different factories whose different methods of operation are in vogue. the respective! individual programs in these various provo‘d simple or solution. The U. 8. Hot Machinery Corp. has patented the “Gonest” Process stung. Machine. both it: I/‘l ‘ti. r factories having ' in timenlteoj r .. l . n" is expected that iii the course of the next few months. machines for de- monstratlng purposes will bc set up abroad. The marketing of the ma- cbine in European territories will be handled by the American Machine and Foundry Company of Brooklyn, X. Y.. its sclling agents. A full mood of credit must be giv- cn in those men who have given the \ best. talents that their skill and ability provided in the solution of engineering problems that accom- plished the mechanical development of the machine during the many § : Dayton, Team, More busy accused nobody ' . 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NORWALKW ' "f A. . “It's Here If It’s Housewaro'! GEHEBE’S 83 Washington Street South Norwalk SELECT YOUR :,.-. PERFECTION OR PURITAN OIL COOK STOVE HERE. OUR ASSORTMENT ' IS LARGE \ .. Ehone 527 - Prompt Delivery 7 years that its embryo was in course of constructive improvement and experiment to the point of perfec- tion. ‘ A nulnhtr of than were outstanding reputation in tho en- siliecrlng l'ratcrnlty,—mcli of ex- ceptional skill and unusual attailh ments such as the Chief Engineer, \V. A. Lorenz, who is responsible for many inventions relating to the paper bag industry and the glass bottle and jar products Collaborat- ing with. him was his son. Edward H. Lorenz. llcrtcrt Mills Smith, in- ventor of the Stanley Steel Vacuum Bottle. Frank Chuduba and Homer H. Genest. 'l'llcsc nl(li are all stock- holders in the L‘nitcd States lint Machinery corporation. Two members of the Knox organ- ization. under whose direct super- vision the, work progressed during the years that. covered the experi- mental stage. who were valuable factors in their contributions from men of their practical knowledge of but manufacturing operations. are N. N. V. Tibbals and Nelson W. Mer- ritt. To I“. H. Montgomery. President of the United States lint Machinery Corporation and to Harry McLacli- lan its Vice President must go a full measure of crcdi‘. for this out- standing achievement which would not have been possible except ior their persistent determination and the great faith which inspired them to curry on the work of develop- ment. even when. as often happens. discouraging set-backs threatened ultimate success. Now that the pcr~ fected :nachino itself l? in actual op- eration in bat factories. there is at hand a w‘tpon with which to com- bnt. some of tho ptoLlclns confront- ing the trade today. ,It tite industry is to advance, it is essential that modern engineering skill be put to work and all avail- able means be employed to increase production. promote a greater de- gree of efficiency and economy, and iniprqvc quality. Eoresight and unremitting activity in the constant development. of new porcesscs is a duty that, the leaders in any trade owe, not only to themselves and In) their industry. but to the nation at large. Progress of this character is a. highly important and valuable co ribution to the national welfare prov ding as it does, the means that will better enable American manu- facturers to compete in the markets of the world and to better meet at home ,the competition of products made by cheap labor and child labor. Advertise in the Sentinel for the best results. . 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