The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-12
Council Itemizes Gain In Various
 Sectional Points
New Concerns and Growth of Old Is Bringing Many Jobs Into Being and Idle Workers Are Finding Empoy- ment in Various Cities and Towns

The New England Council today made public the following compiIl- ton of reports regarding business in New England, received by it from Chambers of Commerce, trade asso- cations and other sources:
 Building.
 Estman A. C. Products Company has begun the manufacture of build ing blocks and bricks, according to the Boston Chamber of Commerce. Keramic Tile and Marble Works is erecting 6 tile shop in Boston, % cost $25,c00. Merriman Brothers. Inc, manufacturers of yacht blocks, is replacing it's wood finishing plant with a larger structure in Jamaica Plain, Mass. The Clark, Cutler Me Dermott company of Franklin. M tss has just competed One-stOry plant addition, according to the Franklin Industrial committee. The New Haven Chamber of Commerce an nounces the completion of new factory ard office building by the Crawford oven company of New Haven.
 Electrical Consumption.
 Productive activity in manufactur- ing plants, based upon the consump- ton of electrical energy, increased more than seasonally in November IE New England and the United states as a whole, according to the National Shawmut Bank of Boston.
 Chemical Manufacturing.
 The Merrimac Chemical company, Everett, Mass, is budding a one story plant addition and a three- story additional unit for alum works. The company's capacity will be much iporoacoI tho EVarutf Rno r1 ,)f Trade reports.
 Clock Manufacturing.
 The New Haven Clock company is operating on a full time basis. and has recently added 250 employees. The manufacture of synchronous electric clocks, by arrangement with gwen impetus to the company's bus iness, the New Haven Chamber of Commerce reports.
 Car Manufacturing.
 The Osgood- Bradley Car company. Worcester, Mass, has received a con tract for fifty street railway cars, which will provine fuli time employ r1ent until April for its 1000 em ployes, the Worcester Chamber of Commerce reports.
 Machicnry.
 Rice, Barton and Fales, Inc, of Worcester has contract for pulp making machinery which will keep the company's plant running full time for six mouths. according 10 the Worcester Chamber of Com merce. The Fall River Cham b"r of Com merce reports the establish meNt in that city Of the Steel Roll EepaininS company.
 Shoes.
 The Marlborough, Mass, Chamber of Commerce reports that the Robot Prime Shoe company of Boston and the RebOt Shoe company of Marl- borough hays consolidated at Matl- borough, employing 200. The Ma'l- boro Shoe company of Marlborough u has received orders ensuring full tirss9 operation for the present. The United State Shoe company is nov ing it's Buffalo, E. Y, plant to Au burn, Me, and will add 200 employees, according to the Auburn Chamber of Commerce.
 The Kingston Manufa acturinG company, representa-. a merger of the Frank l. Kayman company and the Kingston Manufacturing cor poration, both of Boston, has taken over the s,ik underwear department of Manville- le-Jonckes company of pawtucket, R. l., the PaWtucket Chamber of Commerce hs announce ed. The rew company will employ geo to start. including the 60 for merly employed in the department