New Britain herald., 1930-06-11
PlainuiUe Mevs
7RUNBULL FACTORY
 READY FOR GUESTS
Large Number Expected to h,
 Spect Buildings
TEAM MANAGERS PROTEST

Dr. Moody Reported in Serious
 Condition-AH- -Plainviue Team to
 Meet Avon Aggregation-Results
 Of Boy Scout Field Day.
 Officials Of the TrumbulI Electric Mig. Co, have completed all ar rahgements for the open house to te held by the concern tomorrow and Friday from to 1 r. m. in order to give the townspeopIe an oppor- tunIty to inspect the entire plant, il- cludlng the main office and the new | addition recently completed.
 The factory extends a cordial in vitation to everyone in town inter ested, especially the friends Of it's employees, 10 look the plant over. The new 5150.000 addition IS mod = ern ln every detail and IS absolutely fire T. IS sad 10 be one Of the best factory buildings of its type in the ststA and provides for the comfort Of the workman. giving hlnl plenty of light to work with as well as fresh air. The plating de- partments ''urbearable" rooms ln soma plants, are hAalthtul and up- to-datA in the Trumbull factory.
 When the addition was com plered, the factory officials decided to re- vanlp the other buildings in order 10 make them conform in appear ance with the latest building. The hallsway were painted and everv- thing was done 10 brighten up the rooms
 Recently the main office was com pIetly renovated, divided into dlt- serent departments. and put into first class shape Further work was done for the benefit Of the employees q shor. tune ago when the lawns and factory land were treated by an expert nursery company. Grass, trees and bushes were planted
 The factory $ now recognized as one ot the leading concerns n PlaIn- vile, as well as II the state. With competent heads such as Governor John II TrunhUll, Henry -rumbu!l, Frank T Wheeler and other !eaG- ing townsnen, the factory has grown rapidly s!ace its organizat.or Its greatest development has taHzn place In recent years. l large pro- poruon ot Pla.nvllle worE1ngr.=n are employed at the plant.
 The officials ar4 proud ot their plant and worknea and are taking this opportunity 10 ac4Vaint the people ot the town With the.r opera lions. Guides hav4 been appointed to show the vIslt0rs through the plant Each guest vi! bA gwen q souverIr booklet which will explain the general set-up ot the factory An interesting section n rhA book Will hA complete roster Of the fac tory employees, showing the number Of years each lndIvldua. has hAan connected with the concern.
 Those attending are asked to come 10 the front door and go up to the office On thA third floor where they can meet IT the directors room. f necessary ln case the cqow1 is too large the assembly room or the fourth floor will be thrown open. The guides H1ll tA pleased 10 an swer any questions asked Of them and will describe the work e e1ch department as the guests visit them Ma-Arlal Of the factory v!ll be on exhibit and should prove interesting.
 Hostess 10 Chapter
 Mrs Frank Gilbert was hostess 10 th= Manross chapter Womars Re- lief corps all day yesterday. An en- 1oyahle luncheon Tas served at 12,3o o'clock. During the luncheon hour Mrs. Hannah Ryan. president Of the corps, presented the hostess with 2 pretty fern and 1ardlniAfe, which came as cbnQlete surprise
 Mrs. Gilbert thanked the corps in T flaw words for the.r gift. Twenty two members of the corps were present.
 Field Day Results
 The final score figured c. po!nts for the prelln!rary field day held last Saturday by ths Boy Scout troops of PianvIlle ~as announced today by Edward M AIacCr.tchetr, deputy comnlsIsonar.
 The results were 3s tolIovs Troop 4 first with T polnts Troop !. sec ond with 2o points, and Troop B,