New Britain herald., 1928-03-03
H. S [. ENCLOSURES
 IN HEAVY DEMAND
New Britain Product Used iu Modern Homes and Buildings

The only concern m Connecticut sIi igass4 III rh" manufacture of radi- ator enclosures and shields IS located !a the city ot New Britain. Th, con- reru IS the Hart X cooley Mfg. Co. N jflch, for @5 years has been lead 1T in th- field O! heating specialtivs.
 Although not the first firm 10 develop d means of doing away with in" plain ugliu"ss Of ii" steam ra- ,iiator, Hart X Cooley como 70 'h" fore rapidly in the Isv, opn,n, of enclosures and shields Beauty. pro lection and utility are embodied ln thvso products and their worth has hseu proved by the steadily lnereas- ing volume of sales.
 Instead of ,h, unsightiy radiator, a beautiful piece of furniture Is de- r.lopad through the Use of au en- closure and, as a result the bare 'a4jator will soon be IS much out E. p!a,e aS the plr,or stove, Tu- ,ac.us'.ros are made in artistic de signs and ean 0c supplied to lIr- luoui1, with any tone ot Furniture O. woodwork. The enclosures fur l.isA protection for walls and tu.ni- tur against rising dust. Children cannot burn +h,u>t1yr~. nor can su,y disturb the heat regulating valves A Iuuillsylug moisture pan ,,u be supplied to proyi,ls moist air.
 lA addition. tke enclosures take inc piac, ut i wMdow seat or . smnll table and convert waste space into ar attractive pI@cv of turEiIure.
 Tae radiator has always hven 'a prubl,m iu well appointed homes, Attempts to diegui,- ii h,s proved roavmiiug, ut hest. Now. with the rnr.osurr>. il k posslubs to maintain the beauty o' room with no dis tracing or disturbing features. I'm enclosures ar made by Hart x Cool, ' according 'u ta. >5n. c,l}.r- al principles as urc the registers. Ior W Which the firm has hvro famous :o~ mt0y years. Efficient h,utns is tjr. purpu.n.
 jN tr,. pa~t, enclosures have sr",I to cut down tue heat. An rNrlusiv, t"HtGrn Of the product put on t;u. market ny rh, New Britain concern is grill" .G tn" top. which allows tN, le.it 10 escape 'asilv. in. air circuh'os freely, cold Jir entering ut th. bottom q. tur 'n- closurr and escaping at th, top, be- ing forced out at th. living lelal Radiators alone Send the l4eat to- word rht ceiling. Ntth the result th:t nor. time is consumed in mak- ing IL, air comfortably Narm at tn, living l,>,l With thr opclosprys the air at lhp living l">,l is heated first.
 1mma,l,ar,ly under the top Of the kept ti,l"l with water. Tn, air pass ing or,r thD water mCrtasts the humidity and ryud rs living condi- lions nor comfortable, in spite Of IL, fact that no more coal is being r~~I Through the increased humidi- ty t l1aS br.n rossihh. for many u~ rs of the rNrlos'Ir"s to cut down on the amount of fuel employed In their furnaces.
 Tfo Grrompanyus Illustration gives an rNcelleut idea Of tha en- closure. Many typos arc manufac- trrrd and they Sorv" tnc purpose nn halls. bedrooms, dining rooms and llting rooms Tho firm also manu- fJctures radiator shields which are r~rd extensively in ihoarrrs, banks etr.
 m" enclosures arr finished in re productions of rri mahogany, brown mahogany and walnut; also in white. ivory and othor cnIors, ac- corimS tc rh1 needs of those using them. styles in design are furuish- ,d in accordance with the decora- ton of tho rooms Tn which they are to be usod, and with a thought as to the typa Of rooms in which they will hc placed.
 Suug" "i the features ot the eu- closures include, easily raised top, humIdIfI"r; inl>ihie doors on end permitting access to valves; grill" with large opening which permits free flow Of warm air: strong and