New Britain herald., 1926-11-17

chants who are engaged in the l hardware business in Osaka, Japan, were entertained. at dinner at the i Shuttle Meadow club by officials of l the Stanley Works. E. Allen Moore, chairman of the board and Clarence
 F. Bennett, president, expressed
 welcome and appreciation of the visit to New Britain; to which re- l sponses were made by MT. Hay
 ashi, MT. TsuzaM and Mir. Inoue. | This was done through an inter
 preter.
 The Osaka bushes men landed in San Francisco several weeks ago and have visited several large cities
 and industrial ccnters of this coun-
 try. They are sailing for England next week and will visit the prin- | cipa1 European countries before re-
 turning to Japan, in the Spring. | These men are being entertained | by the Stanley Works-a happy way l of reciprocating an export relation ship of many years standing. Part | of the entertainment furnished the visitors was a conducted tour Of 1n- spection through the Stanley Works. They report that the name Stanley in Japan and the Far East gener- ally, is a household word and repre- sents superior standard of quality. | The Stanley Works has it's own of fees and selling organizations, con- ducted by it's own men in Japan.
 There were five guests as follows: Otokichi Hayashi, Esq., 1nosuke | Tsuzaki, Esq, Kanzo Sakai, Esq, T. Higaki, Esq, and Yoshisaburo, | Inoue, Esq, all residents of Osaka.
 The New Britain manufacturers who acted as hosts are as follows: E. Allen Moore, Chairman of the | Board; Clarence F. Bennett, Presi- dent; E. w. Christ, Vice President; W. H. Hart, Vice President; J. B. Stanley, Vice President: L. w. Young, Treasurer: E. H. Hart, Gen. eral Manager of Export Sales; A. W. Peck, Manager Of Export Tool Sales: Alexander L. Rae, Far East i Representative: and Yale Stevens. | Assistant Manager of Export Hard ware Sales.
 Department IS, Rule and Level | has a five man bowling team which | issues a sweeping challenge to any other five man Department team Tn | the company. This team is com posed of the following men: Earl Wilcox, Stanley Dzierlat, Vincent O'Deu. Howard Demarest, William Savard, and Morris Cohn who is manager and representative.
 The Rule and Level Girls club Baby Party. held last Thursday night, was huge success. Prizes were awarded to the Misses Yer onica Potash and Amy Hume. The girls in the Rule and Level Order Department held theater party, on the opening night of the strand Theater. Much amusement was de- rived from the fact that Margaret Sunburn and Elsie Rund were ush- cred to separate seats.
 The s. R. & L. Girls Ukulele club entertained the Kiwanis club alter their luncheon this noon at the Ho- tel Burritt, with comic songs and speciality numbers. The club con- sistes of the Misses Eva Gianotta, Peggy Burke, Pat Dashner, Olga Becker, Bob Schultz, Irene Bur karth and Mary Burkarth.
 The following girls in the Rule and Level will take part in the coming American Legion show, "Thats That" which will take place some time in December; Misses Eva Gianotta, Mark Burkarth, Bob Schultz. Dot Parker, Annette Kroff, Marion Gagan, Annie Dennis, Caro- lyn Conlon, Elaine Carlson, Marion Hart, Peggy Burke, Stella koziatek, Veronica Potash. Elsie Rund. Mar garet Sunburn and Martha Panko- nim and Alyira Fancher. The cast includes the following girls from the Hardware and Steel plant; the Misses Alice Forsell, Ida Rizzi, Theresa Giller, Evelyn Kalberg, Anna Fisher, Lillian Malone, He'd wig Ludorf, Grace Ralph, Marga- ret German. Mary Meskosky, Sally Malone and Helen Ptoiomey
 MT. and Mrs Melvin Stickles are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a baby girl. Mrs. Stickles was formerly Miss Myrtle Durham