The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-27

The rolls are then ready for in spection and for cutting. The com pany, keeps millions of big sheets in stock which are cut into commercial sizes only as the orders require. Ma chimes for the grinding of the color ing, and the mixture of the wax coat ing were shown in practical operation, and the entire plant was kept running through the noon hour to facilitate the inspection.
 At 1:3O the visitors left the plant to board the auto buses which bore them to the stratfield. After lunch at the hotel they departed on theic special train for New York.
 The remainder of the week will be devoted to a trade convention at the Oriental, Manhattan Beach. Here the typewriter men will discuss trade con ditions.
 Last Monday the visitors inspected the plant of the Remington Go. at Syracuse, where are made the Smith Premier and the Monarch machine. On Tuesday they are at the Ilion plant where the Remington machines are made. Today's visit was the last for factory inspection, and it was so short that the factories where the Yost machines were made were not visited owing to lack of time.
 The visitors here today were:
 w. B. Ayres, Portland, Me; B. w. Ayres, Worcester; R. G. Butler, New York: H. G.. Brake, New York; H. C. l Becker, New York; E. A. Barney I1ion; G. B. Brand, Syracuse; J. H Barr, New York; c. A. Beauchamp Atlanta; U. T. Bo1dry, Detroit; F. w Beck, Duluth; G. A. w. Bell, Harris burg: A. c. Barlow, Pittsburgh; W. J. | Bennett, St. Paul; M. R. Barlow, Jop- ". Brand, Syracuse; A. L. Bennett l Salt Lake City; J. W. Bennett, New l York; s. W. Crandau, New York; L. | N. Caswe11, New York; A. Cobb, New York; w. G. Cutberthson, New York M. H. Chapin, Bridgeport; W. c. Cook Buffalo; A. M. Carroll, Little Rock; G w. Dickerman, vice-president, New York; H. c. Dodman, New York; M 1 K. Deale, St. Louis; J. w. Earle, presi. 1 dent, New York; H. A. Earle, New | York; B. T. Elliott, Vancouver; A. A Forrest 1st vice president, New York 1 A. A. Fraser, New York; J. Felbel New York; S. H. Farnham, New York Geo. M. Forrest, New York; J. P. For rest, New York; A. F. Greene, BaIti
 more; F. c. Gurmuth, Toledo; G. A 1 Garfield, New York; G. K. Gil1uly New York; l.. J. Henry, Augusta; N
 B. Hightower, Cincinnati; O. B. Hull i Davenport; J. F. Humphreys, Hart
 ford; c. B. Heater, Montreal; G. E I Hancock, Denver; A. R. Hart, Scran ton; S. Hindman, Wichita; s. B. Hall I New York; s. Johnson, New York
 H. A. Johnstone, New York; R. M
 Jones, Memphis; G. B. Jacobs, Peo
 ria; P. S. Jones, Winnipeg; R: Mex
 Jones, New York; w. V. KreitIer New York; B. F. Keplinger, Bir
 ningham; H. F. Moulton, De Moines; J. w. Kennedy, Newark P. e. Kellogg, Philadelphia; C
 w. Kelsey, Providence; R. R King, Richmond; w. J. Logan, Ne1 York; J. M. Lund, San Francisco; ( | Lambert, New York; P. c. Lonsbury
 New York; J. F. McClain, vice presi dent, New York; F. J. Miller, Ne7 sYo ork; w. R. Morse, New York; H. \
 Mathews, New York; W. F. Miller
 New York; T. c. Malone, Jacksonville
 H. M. Mckenzie, Spokane; S. L. Max
 on, Syracuse; W. H. McNaIIey, Wash | ington; P. R: Mahony, New York; F J. Nye, New York; E. c. Niles, Seattle E. w Pease; Los Angeles; B. F. Pow z CTS, Minneapolis; A. c. Page, Okla . homa; W. J. Pickering, Omaha; F pi EContinued on Page 2.)