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Rockville, Connecticut, USA
J. J. Regan Mfg. Co.
THE JAMES J. REGAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The James J. Regan Manufacturing Company, which is one of the town's most important industries, has undergone a marvelous growth since it was organized. Today the concern is recognized as one of the largest in the Inked States in the manufacture of knit goods for linings. It also occupies an enviable position among the woolen good- manufacturers of the country.
The equipment of the two mills, which comprise the plant of the James J. Regan Manufacturing Company, is thoroughly modern, and the product is well known for its high standard of quality and uniformity. The company's policy has been to
produce the best in its line. Of late years the business has increased one hundred per cent.
The company operates 50 looms and 10,000 spindles, and its yearly output of cloth is 400,000 yards (woven) and 1,500,000 yards (knit). The company has 350 employees.
The officers of the James J. Began Manufacturing Company are: President and treasurer, Francis J. Regan; vice-president and assistant treasurer, Herbert J. Regan. George C. Rice has been with the company for a number of years as bead book-
keeper and is a trustworthy and valuable employee.
A CENTURY OF Vernon, Connecticut 1808—1908
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF SPECIAL HISTORICAL COMMITTEE.
ROCKVILLE, CONN.
PRESS OF T. F. RADY & COMPANY
JAN. 1911
 and 1,500,000 yards (knit). The company has 350 employees.
The officers of the James J. Began Manufacturing Company are: President and treasurer, Francis J. Regan; vice-president and assistant treasurer, Herbert J. Regan. George C. Rice has been with the company for a number of years as bead book-
keeper and is a trustworthy and valuable employee.
A CENTURY OF Vernon, Connecticut 1808—1908
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF SPECIAL HISTORICAL COMMITTEE.
ROCKVILLE, CONN.
PRESS OF T. F. RADY & COMPANY
JAN. 1911
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