The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-23

product Smith and Egge Mfg. com pany show their new invention Spear small tools. The Bissell Varnish Co.,, exhibit their varnish and preserva- tive products; Bead Chain company their fine chains used for precious jewels by all the leading jewellers of the country; Burns & Bassick. cast CTS used for beds.
 The Armstrong Mfg. Company
 have a fine window, the second from
 They are manufacturers of the fam
 ous Red -E-Tools." Dies. pipe cut
 ters and other plumbers eequipme ent
 make up their window.
 Officials at the store are well
 pleased with the success of the prod
 Gcts week thus far. Hundreds daily
 stop and gaze at the attractive win
 dow exhibit and see the hundreds of
 products made in the city.
 sents an interesting display of pill
 lows, mattresses and box springs, manufactured by the Bridgeport Mat tress company. The exhibit occupies
 mattresses are shown in many sizes,
 from the small bed size to the large
 double bed. Mattresses with various
 kinds of covering are displayed. In
 one window is a large pile of silk
 floss, showing the material of which
 some of the mattresses and pillows are
 made. Others are made of felt and
 cotton floss.
 One of the features of the exhi-
 bits is that found in the windows of George B Clark company, where the
 Columbia Graphophone company is showing the process of making a rec
 ord. Shellac from India, binder from Africa, the Malay states and Massa- cusetts, roSin from Georgia, filler from Italy, New York, Tennessee and
 Pennsylvania, and other ingredients used in the manufacture of these rec ords. From a mixture of the basic elements is formed a wax blank, which is then placed where the voice master is folded back on the wax master from which it is reprduced by clectroplating-
 The untrimmed wax record is contains two metal masters. and which prints both sides of the rec ord, labelling both sides at the same time, and trimming it, so that it is ready for examination.
 The Columbia company has also placed a number of photographs in the Clark windows, feature being a new portable machine, being shown now flor the first time in this city. This machine weighs but 22 pounds, and has all the features of the large box machines, with a condenser and 
 Another exhibit in the Clark store windows is a display of mechanical and electrical toys manufactured by the Ives Toy company. A set of tracks, with signalling devices, sta tion, and miniature trains form most of the window display, with each train electrically lighted and equip ped. They have been running con tinuously for three days Sailboats with complete rigging, which can be adjusted and directed in any direc-
 T low n h c store.
 Comfort and ease are assured and guaranteed the men, women and children who wear the Bridgeport made goods which are sold every week in the year and are being es- pecially displayed this week by Meigs & Co., at our own busiest cor ner in the world" Main street and Fairfield avenue.
 The Meigs store is handling and the goods made by several Bridgeport concerns The list includes corsets, garters, suspenders, corset cites, sport garters, children's athletic underwear.
 The Thomas P. Taylor Company of James street and Harral avenue, make the garters, suspenders ana golf garters sold by Meig's X CO They are known as the E-Z line or goods. They are wide-webbed, about 2 1-2 times as wide as the ordinary garters and because Of thelr Wloth they give comfort and ease, prevent the flesh from being cut.
 The Thomas P. Taylor Companys S are sold all over the globe. Every civilized country in the world is a steady and increasing buy CT for the E-Z brand of goods With in the last six weeks the company has started to make suspenderS on the same wide-webbed, 15 to 15 strand style The Taylor concern originated this style of garters, sport garters anG o,,1 copied by the other manufacturers or similar articles.
 The La Resista Company of Rail road avenue and Norman street have their famous "Spira bone" corSetS on sale at the Meigs & Go store. The feature of the ''steels" in these corsets gives a great deal more of comfort than the ordinary type, | particularly is this true of the coSsets for the stout or full figures
 The Crown or "Rengo-belt'' corsets. | made by the Crown Corset company l of Railroad avenue are also sold in the store. The Rengo-belt corset is far-famed for it's reducing qualities and is especially adapted for the stout figure It has a low bust. with an elastic section at the top which runs under the arms. There is a raise in the back of the corset to take care of he full figure The front steel gradu- ates from narrow at the top to wide at the bottom. This feature gives longer wear and is also more com fortable for the full figure. The prices of these corsets run from the medium to higher-priced.
 The Warner Brothers Company of Lafayette and a few other surround ing streets, are represented in the Meigs & Go. store by their corselettes and by satin bandeaux. The corsel- cite is for the slender or medium fig Ure and is especially used and noted for athletic wear. The corselette con fines the bust and at the same time takes care of the lower part of the figure as well.
 The Warner satin bandeaux are made of pig satin. They are suitable as we'll as heavy figures and break the line of the corset above the waist. These bandeaux are made of pig satin.
 The untrained eye of the Times re- porter noticed that the corsets on dis play were prodiminantly of a pinkish or flesh" color. The pleasant sales lady explained that ''all the newest styles of corSets are now made of flesh colored material and only the earlier