New Britain herald., 1921-06-13
NOTES OF INTEREST
Unusually Good Number Appears
 Today-Many Engagements

a gold watch by the company in honor or his completing 25 years continu- ous service with The Stanley Works The presentation was made wednes- day. June 1. by President E. A. Moore in the presence of the officers Of the company. factory superintendents and department heads.
 MT. F1eischer's period of service at The Stanley Works extends over 37 years. He started to work here dur ing tho vacations in lSs4; and in 1891 he came to work as a regular eni- pioye, coming to work for his father in the Plating Room. Mir. F1eischer spent four years in that department and resigned in 1895 to take up a position with the n. J. Dixon Mfg. Go. of Albany. N. Y. This company man. ufactured transom hardware. A year later 1t was burnt down and MT. Fleischer returned to The Stanley Works June l, 1896. just 25 years ago.
 At that time he returned to the Plating department. of which his father was foreman. Fred Seyii6ur was factory superintendent.
 Most of Mir. Fleischer's time has been devoted to the plating and fin- ishing end. For about ten years he was in charge of the Plating Room and for about five years was in charge of all the Finishing departments.
 Rudge- Heslin.
 The girls Of the office tendefed Miss Madeline FIeslin. cost statistical de- partment. with a miscellaneous show CT in the rest room. Thursday, at o'clock. Miss Heslin received many beautiful gifts. among them were an electric lamp and electric fiatiron presented to her by the cost de- partment.
 Miss Heslin. and William Rudse will be married Tuesday. June 1 1, at o'clock at St. Joseph's church by the Rev. Patrick Daly. pastor.
 Miss vera Heslin. telephone de- partment. and stephen Heslin. sister and brother of the bride. will be the attendants. The brides gown is georgette crepe over white satin. She will wear a bridal veil. The brides maid will wear blue organdie with hat to match.
 A wedding breakfast will be served at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. C. F. Heslin. at POI Jerome street. After a wedding trip the couple will make their home at No. POT Jerome street.
 The groom Is employed at the New Britain Lumber company. He is a months in France with the 26th di- vision.
 Woezorck- Ward. Miss Catherine ward. piece work department. and Frank woezorek were married Wednesday morning. June 8. at St. Mary's church. The ID g2lI ~R Haven. an uncle of the bride, per cd the nuptial mass.
 The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Dunn. cousin of the bride. and the best man was Harold Ward. brother of the bride. The brides gown wal of white georgette.. she wore q bridal veil. The bridesmaid wore orchid georgette gown with hat te match. After a wedding trip the couple will reside on Washington street.
 Brovowski-Dempstd.
 Stanley Brov6wski of Department IT and Miss Fannie Denipski were married in Norwich. Monday. June 6.
 Tn New Hampshire.
 Foreman Henry Bailey and Horace wright of Department 37 are up or the hills of New Hampshire. Bailey is stopping with Henry Clark. an old time Rule Shop boy. while Wright is in the same town, where he is tc meet his two brothers and spend the month. Expect some large hsf stories when the boys get back. Engagemcnt Announced. Announcement is made of the on gagement of Miss Frances Taylor oi | Department 11-2, to orrin Goodrich of Barnesdale. The many friends o Miss Taylor gave her a shower Jun, {. It is expected the wedding wil take place in the near future. btu the day is not yet announced. Fred McTawn Leaves. It is with q great deal of regre that the special productions depart ment have to announce to The Stan | ley Workers the resignation of Frec McFawn. who for the past ten years has been actively connected with tn, selling organization.
 Accidents in May. The number of accidents durint the month of May was 62. That i, 10 less than the month of April. Tn, number of hours lost in May wal 2s9 1-2. while in April the number of hours lost from the 72 accident. was 115 1-2. This large amount o lost time in May is accounted for D, an accident which happened April 2' to a man in Department 4s: 12t hours represent time lost for thu | April accident.
 | The departments in which ther' were no accidents in May are: 2. 8 lr