The new republic was good to Bzince. Steam and petrol machines appeared on the land and artificial fertiliser with them; there were mills, two workshops making cement roof tiles, a brickworks, a distillery and a row of general stores, and electric light was installed in 1931 — nine lamps for the whole village. Children now went down to the new Štefánik gymnasium in Nové Mesto nad Váhom, and girls to the Živena school. On 23 September 1921 President Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk drove through the village on his way up to Štefánik's grave on Bradlo, and Bzince built a triumphal arch of greenery over the road for him.Nová republika Bzinciam prospela. Na poliach sa objavili stroje na parný a benzínový pohon a s nimi umelé hnojivá; boli tu mlyny, dve dielne na cementovú škridlu, tehelňa, pálenica a rad obchodov so zmiešaným tovarom a v roku 1931 zaviedli elektrické osvetlenie — deväť lámp na celú dedinu. Deti chodili dolu do nového Štefánikovho gymnázia v Novom Meste nad Váhom, dievčatá do školy Živeny. 23. septembra 1921 prešiel obcou prezident Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk cestou k Štefánikovmu hrobu na Bradle a Bzinčania mu nad cestou postavili slávobránu.
