New Britain herald., 1918-01-26
ammonia, insecticide and fer

twine, ammonia, insecticide and fer 1 tilizer."
 Exemption D--All shipbuilding 1 plants, airplane factories and manu- facturers of explosives.
 Exemption E--All manufacturers of wooden and cotton yarn for the i purpose of weaving into sixteen to ! thirty ounce motions, also manutac- 1 turers of sixteen to thirty ounce mel i tons; the Spongers and shrlnkers or ] this cloth, manufa cturers ot Woolen 1 coats, brooches, and blankets TOT army and navy uniforms and sub- | contractor for the same. ALSO man. 1 ufacturers of 12.4 and heaVler duck l for the United States government and l thread and cotton yarn manufact ctur- l CTS and other contractors or sub- contractors for such duck as we'll as l the finishing plants engaged in dye ing these ducks. Also manufactur CTS engaged in making them into l tents and equipment for the United l States government.
 Ruling 5-Freight elevators may be used Mondays and any other use of heat or fuel or power necessary to facilitate unloading freight cars
 
 thus unloaded is hereby approved on Mondays to March 18th inclusive. Partial Exemption of Manufacturers.
 Exemption F--Plants necessary for the printing and publishing of daily papers may burn fuel or use power derived therefrom only to such an ex- tent as is necessary to print and pub llsh such editions as such plants cus- tomarily print and publish on legal holidays other than Sundays, or if they do not customarily print or pub fish any edition on such legal holi- days, then to such extent as Is ne- cessary to issue one edition.
 Ruling 6-There is no exemption for plants necessary to the printing and publication of current numbers of publications. These must be pre- bared on other days than Monday. The exemption is only for the benefit ot daily papers"
 Ruling "A daily paper is not ne- cessarily a newspaper" publications 1 issued daily to subscribers, such as l stock exchange sheets, new bureaus, the daily edition of Dodge Construc- tion Reports, etc, are exempt Ruling S-Manufacturing establish | pairing, altering. or re-constructing manufactured articles are "manufac- turers", not offices, or stores" They have partial exemption as follows: ! They may use fuel for heat, light and power in the following cases only: 1. Repairs which are necessary to prevent the article repaired from 1 deteriorating Tn value by remain Ing in it's present condition
 ,. Repairs which will put into nec-
 essary immediate use automo- piles, vehicles or boats. 5. Service in garages (such as eie- vating cars).
 4. Other emergency repairs.
 Exemption G.-Plants granted spe- ] cial exemption by the United States { Fuel Administration.
 1 Important: Any manufacturer not exempted by description above who claims that he has been authorized to ] operate on Monday should imm mediate- ly telegraph the Connecticut Fuel Ad- ministrator, Hartford, the source of his : authority.
 Business Or Professional Offices-Gen-
 eral Order.
 No fuel can be burned for the pur- pose of supplying heat for any busi ness or professional office (except tC such extent as is essential to prevent injury to property from freezing) ex- cept offices used by United States County or Municipal Government Transportation Companies, Public Utility Companies, Telephone or Tele- graph Companies, Banks, Trust Com 1 panies, Physicians or Dentists. Ruling 9--The above order does no prohibit the use of light in unheatec offices. It does not specifically forbid the use of fuel for power; accordingly the operation of elevators 10 serve un heated offices is not forbidden. The Connecticut Fuel Administrator sug gests, however, that the purpose of thu order will not be served unless Mon days are treated as holidays.
 Wholesale and Retail Storcs-Gen
 eraI Order.
 No fuel shall be burned (except, tt such extent as is essential to proven injury to property from freeZing), fo the purpose of supplying heat fo wholesale or retail stores, or any othe store business houses or bushes buildings whatever.
 Ruling 13-Public entertainment
 heretofore arranged for Tuesdays when a change of night will be in convenient may be granted permissio by the local fuel administrator.
 Ruling 14-Religious services, meet ings of charitable associations, Re
 Cross and war relief work not affect
 ed since they are not public anuse
 ments.
 Note: All the above places of pub lie amusements must observe the stat } rules as to the hour of closing. ) Intoxicating Iiquors-General Ordel
 No fuel whatsoever can be used l
 any building on Monday. in whic
 buildings liquors are sold, or pool c , billiard rooms Or bowling alleys cor f 1 ducted.
 r Ruling-15-In response to an ar r plication from hotels for a rulin