The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-20
COLD WEATHER HINTS.
WAHS TO AVOID THE DISCOM-
 FORTS OF WINTER.

A Glance at J. c. CrOnan X Co.'S Place of Business-RoyaI Warm Air Heat ing System-Its Numerous Merits Sectional Fire POt-DOubIe Circu-
 Iating RadiatOrs-AcOrn Stoves and Ranges-AIOdeI and Richmond Boilers -PeninsuIar Gas and Coal Range Combination.
 A glance at the store of J. c. Cronan & Co.,, heating and plumbing contract ors, at No. Church street, tells an in- teresting story to the observer. Here IS busy place, and here also is evil dence of the fruits of the energy and enterprise which have made J. c. Cron- an & Co.'S store one of the leading places in New Haven at which to get equipped with those warm air heaters wnlcn are so indisDl lnsable to solid comfort in cold weather. Here also IS a battalion of stoves of first class make, shining and bright, ready to gladden. the eyes of the householder. some of the specialtfps at the Cronan store are other interesting features as follows: A perfect warm air heater. One that does not require the constant care of a plumber. One that can be regulated so that it can furnish neither too much nor too Attle heat. One that is gas and air tight, so that you can enter your cellar without fear of breathing in any poisonous gases. A heater which, while modern in every respect, is still so simple that child can easily manipulate its various mechanisms sue cessfully. Such is the Royal warm air heater, which is on sale in this city at the store of J. c. Cronan, Church street.
 The fire pot in this wonderful house. hold blessing is built in sections, allow ing for the expansion caused by the heat. A cracked fire pot Is therefore an unknown occurrence in Royal heat CT. ,s-I
 The radiators in this system are also built along different lines from the or dinary run of radiators. They are what are known as double circulating radi- ators, which are built so that the warm air circulate twice through the pipes instead of once. Tn this way fifty per cent. of the fuel is saved during the winter.
 Over 700 of these warm air systems have already bean installed in New Haven and vicinity by MT. Cronan, and orders for more are pouring in every day. Every mail brings a new batch of unsolicited testimonials, which be- speak the satisfaction that is being af forded by the heaters.
 The Acorn stoves and ranges are too we'll known here in this city or time and space to be wasted in telling of their many merits and advantages. Of the Model and Richmod steam and hot water boilers may be said the same thing. Both of these well known ar ticles have been sold by MT. Cronan for years and they need no advertising other than their own merits.
 An innovation in the stove market is the Peninsuiar gas and coal range, a combination of a gas stove and coal stove, making the same range useful both in winter and summer. The ad- vantages of this ingenious combination are obvious. The material used in their construction is "planished steel" which requires no blacking and has no japan or paint to burn off The walls of the range are double and asbestos lined which concentrates the heat in and around the oven and at the cooking surface. By using this range one saves twenty-five per cent. of the coal bills, and as each stove is supplied with the 'Neverbreak' steel oven rack, fifty per cent, more baking capacity is allowed.
 Last of all everybody is inivted to visit the store at Church street and look around, whether you expect to buy immediately or not. MT. Cronan | and his clerks are always at your dis posal, and are willing and anxious to answer all questions and demonstrate the uses of any article in the store. --------------------