New Britain herald., 1919-12-23
FACTORY VOTES ID
 CHANCE ITS NAME 1t Is Now the Newton ManuiaC-
 turing Company ALSO CAPITAL IS DOUBLED
CapitaIiza ton is Now Fixed At S1OO,- 0OO--ChariCS. II. Newton is FreSi-
 drnt-(hristD,aS Plans in Town Other News Item.

The stockholders of the Osborne x Stephenson Manufacturing comDarv held Il meeting yesterday and voted to cna1go the name Of the finn 10 the Newton Manufa curing company. It was also voted to increase the capital stock from S5O,0C0 to $1O0. GOO. In the future the firms fiscal year will end on January l instead of July as in the past
 The following officers were elected for he ensuing year: Charles Fl. Newton, president and treasurer: Henry x. Hanson, vice president: Will liam F,. kolvie, Jr., secretary. These men also form the board of directors
 The firm was organized in 1902 as the Osborne X Stephenson Manufac- turing complnN With a capital stock of $15.000. WheT Charles II. Newt on came 10 the plant in 1912, the capital was $25,000 The policy Of the firm since that time has been almost en- tirely under inc Circctit1 F of MT New ton as will the TeOrganized firm which bears his name.
 The productsNo of the plant are att tomoblc, m motorcycle and bicycle ar- ccssoriCs, and screw nacnina pro- ducts. sIt is planned to continue this line of production but 10 expand the business and to "ntcr a broa der field. A new line of autCmOhi1c accessories, developed under the direction of MT. Newton. will soon be placed on the market.
 The Osborne X Steohenson Manu- featuring company, for the past Sev- crll years has been considered one of the smaller ard less important Of the factories in Plainvile. Mr. Newton and his business associates plan to bring about a change in ihi impress sion ard to make the company a lac tor in, the industrial life Of the town, 10 be recognized as such by the i'ub lie.
 Miss Monica Irene Simpson,, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Simpson of Hull street, Bristol and Walter w. Livingston of Pearl street this town, were quietly married at the home of the bride last evening. Rev. Robert II. Burton, rector of the Church of Our Saviour, performed the ceremony. Doris Madeey. a niece of the bride, was bridesm aid. and James Livingston, brother of the groom, was best man. The couple left today on a wedding trip to New Hampshire and Massa CnuSetlS. u DpOn tAclF return they Will reside on Pearl street
 Both young people are well known, Mr. Livingston being employed by Peck X Young in Bristol, and his bride was employed by the Bristol Manufac- turing company at che Bristol plant. Mir. Livingston served in Company l, 102d regiment, during the war.
 Miscellaneous Shower.
 A miscellaneous shower was ten dcred Miss Anna Thompson last even ing at the home of Mrs. Allen Mckee. A large number of friends were present The evening was devoted to music and games. Miss Thompson was the recipient of numerous useful and pretty gifts.
 Holy Name society Plans.
 The Holy Name society of the Church of Our Lady of Mercy held a, meeting at the church Sunday evening and made arrangcm ents for meeting to be held on Sunday, January ], It is planned 10 have Mayor Joseph F. sneaker On that Sunday, the mem bcrs Of the society will attend mass and receive Holy Communion in q body.
 Post Office Christmas Hours.
 The post office will observe Christ mas day with holiday hours, The stamp window will open at 6: 43 a. m, Thrift Stamps and War Savings