New Britain herald., 1926-11-24

improvements of all kinds, many O. them directly affecting the em ployees themselves, put into effec through their efforts. Keen inter est is evinced in the system ant both management and workers arr convinced that 1t Is mutually help full and affords employees a mean of expression which is haghly ap preciated.
 The committee meets on an av craze of once month to conside all suggestions received during tn interval and successful suggestor are promptly awarded.
 The new Hardware Catalog, No 14, has just been finished and i now being distributed to Stanle. customers.
 This new catalog contains S5 pages and is a complete reference book on the Stanley Wrought Hard ware products. It has an attractiv' dark blue cover with gold printing Every care has been taken to pro duce a durable book and also ont that shows off the products effect ively Halftone engravings are useC throughout The catalog is divided into sixteen sections according tt classes of products. Complete dats as to description, sizes and packing information is given on all lines Useful general information is alst given on the correct specifying oi the lines particularly as regard. butts and hinges.
 Albert Mattis of the hardware plant completed ten years service with the company on November 20 and was presented with a ten year service pin.
 Mrs. E. H. Mcdonnell has been made company librarian, and she has 8 complete record of all books owned by the company which. for various reasons, have not yet been deposited in the library Employees in all the plants are invited to make use of this library. If requested books are not on the shelves an ef- fort will be made to supply them enther by purchase or from another library.
 On Wednesday the Girls club pre- sented F. w. Benham with flowers to show its appreciation of his inter- est in it's work. This was the occa- sion of his seventy-third birthday.
 Last Friday, Feliks Preis. buffer at the hardware and steel plant was presented with q gold watch from the company in appreciation of 2S years continuous service. The presentation speech was made by Assistant Secretary P. K. King, in tho presence of large number of the associate workmen of MT. Preis. T. L. Weed, president of the Stanley Quarter Century club presented him with a twenty-five year service pin and welcomed him as a member of the club. Mr. Preis came to work at the Stanley Works, in October, 1898, at the age of IS years.
 Miss Emma Frances Zimmerman and Irving Elliott Dyer will be mar ried in St. Peters church at g o'clock tomorrow morning. with solemn high nuptial mass, celebrat- ed by Rev. Father Coppens. The bride will be attired in a gown of white chiffon velvet with hat to and will carry caIla lilies. Miss Req Zimmerman, sister Of the bride, will act as bridesmaid, and will be attired in orange and brown chiffon velvet, with hat to match, and will carry Japanese lanterns and chrysanthemums. Walther Pick hardt, nephew of Mir. Dyer, will act as best man and Matthias Zimmer- man, brother Of the bride, and Pres colt Brown will be ushers. The bride will be given away by her father, Frank M. Zimmerman. Mir. and Mrs. Dyer will reside in Phila- delphia, Pa.