New Britain herald., 1920-12-13
STANLEY WORKS TO
 .HAvEfACTORY NIGHT
employees Publication Announces
 Those Who Will Take Part

The program for Stanley Works 1 night to be held at Bardeck's hall to be held at Bardeck's hall Decem- | Dec. 14, 15 and Is was officially an- | nounced Saturday through the med ium of the factory's official publica- tion. ''ihe Stanley Workers" Those 'who will take part are:
 Uncle Sam-Ralph Britton, Stanley Works.
 Miss Liberty-MyrtIe Dunham. S. R. and L. plant.
 Miss Columbia-Florence Cashen, s. w
 soioists-s. R. and L.. 1920, Jose , phine Durham; 1920, Virginia Stew | ems: S. w., 1776. Gerald Crean; 1880, Madeline Clough. Indian Periods. w, Mary Die , mand, Emma Zimmerman, Lester Deming, Hobart Corridan. 1920 Pertod-S. R. and L., Jose { phine Durham, Mary Blum, Ed. Wal ther. Raymond Islieb.
 1776 Period-S. w, Dorothy Kelly. Marion Cashen, Gerald Crean, Ger ald Coholan.
 1860 Period-S. w. Helen Egan, May Hilton, Fife Pickup. Esther And erson, George Rawlings, Richard Pritchard. Clifford Merwin. Donald Bartlett
 1880 Period-S R. and L., Hildur Ahlstrom, Rita Cooney, Arthur Camp bell. Roger Fitch.
 1920 Periods. R. and l.. Helen Carlson, Virginia Stevens. Florence Kronholm, Anna Johnson, Martha Clarkson. E. Nearing. Edward Kill duff and Fred Schadt
 EtIr Sr1e Becker. Beatrice Jaynes, Winnie Con- rad. Mary Burkarth. Anna Krole. Elizabeth Walsh, Gertrude Klar, Mary Rose: S. w, Fern Redden. Ruth Keehner. Mildred Carlson. Mabel Gi- annate, Minnie Anderson.
 The costumes are being furnished by Tam's. New York city, the largest costuming house in the United States
 The entertainment will be staged by E. w Irving. assisted by the en- terta'nment committee consisting of: Eva Forgotson. Florence Cashen. FL sic Loomis, Nellie Murnane, William Dalzell, George Rawlings. Musical di- rector, Edward Ogren.
 Reception committee: Mrs Clark, chairman, assisted by the following young ladies from the S. R. and L. s. w.: $. k. and L., Misses Claffey. NOiZs lsONtil. ana trleda and Ada Stanquist. s. w. Misses Mollie NJ. Curran. R. Hallinan. l. Robinson, II. Roche, K Ringrose. Miss Koval and Edith westman.
 Ushers: William TaIlerico. chair man; assisted by Joseph Angelo, c. ChelL Frank Spacek. Nick Clementino and Faune Cecere.
 Other items of interest in the bi- monthly are:
 OFFICE TRAINING COURSE.
 On account of the entertainment Tuesday evening. the session of tho Ofico Train School will bo held Mon- day evening. The lecture will be on Rate Setting" prepared by T. l.. Weed. Discussion will be conducted by F.. r Marsh.
 The lecture the following week, Tuesday evening. December 21. will be on Piece Work and Pay Systems" written by F.. w. Irving. discussion led by J. A. Moore.
 Anyone not in the class who would like to hear these lectures. may attend.
 The lecture last Tuesday was on Production Controi' by B. J. Hubert. Discussion was led by R. C. Simpson.
 statesmen Training Schools.
 A committee consisting of A. Me- Kinnie, F. F. King of The Stanley Works. ]. F.. Stono and IT. w. Black man of The Stanley Rule and Level plant was appointed at the last sales committee meeting to arrange the de- tails for a school for the purpose of informing S. R. & l.. salesmen of the merits of Stanley Works products and give the s. W. salesmen as much in- formation as possipfe regarding the Stanley Rule & Level line
 The sessions are being held at the respective offices of tho s. R. & l., and S. w. beginning Monday morning. December 6. and continuing for about two weeks. winding up at the Atha Tool Plant in Newark N. J.
 The school at the s. R. & l.. will be under the direction of F.. A. Cherry and F. l.. Stoddard. II. M Libe of the Chicago division will conduct thS sessions at tho s. w Those reporting for the course at this time are:
 Stanley Rule & Level salesmen-E. P. King k. M. Nelson. J. J. McHugh, & M. Hazelwood B. I Grogan, J. NJ.