New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1928, Page 6

CONN. FACTORIES GROW DURING YEAR went out of business had 984 em-| ployes while the 21 factort, r 35 employes—a n workers. bury,, Moosup, Canaan, Niantie, Portland, South Windsor, Seymour, Thor ¥ and two being started in New [sonville, West Haven Wallingfory Of the 53 communities surveyed, | Haven. During 1927 New Haven| The communitics that did i 25 reported no movement of ,_,cte,,‘losl five factories—thus showing a|movement of factories for the y | | | New Haven obtained 10 new fac- Manchester, at|tories with a total of 863 emploves ght coming from without th e e year. The 23 factor- |Met gain of five factories and & Bridgeport, Branford, employes. ster, Danbury, Danielson, ies moving into Connecticut entered 1 ” o ’6 " Added [ Ll l Th 1 different communities, while| Meriden obtained nine new factor- |Bast Hartford, Groton, ore 0 LS| N ies with a total of 695 employe Meride tord, ‘ Norwalk, New 1 factorics moving out of the . different communi- |one coming from out of the state, \ctories that were es- | three coming from other parts of the | New Britain New Lon 1 in Connceticut were in 12 | state and five being started in Mer- | Putnam, Rockville, the 17 that went [iden. No factories werc lost during | ton, Southington, in 11 different | the | port, Waterford, Watcrbury, ve difierent| Br v, Winsted, Willims affected by these | torie nts, and four were af- gatu Plainy Have Been Lost Hartford, Ju a survey of dealing with th tories during According to communities vement of fac- ort obtained nine with @ total of 083 employ ven coming from out of the new fac- READY TO PAY PENALTY been complet RO AR 1 only by the movement of fac- state and two being started i !‘: 1grade, ‘J\l;o,«lu\'l’a. June 22 Chamber of Cor coopera- within the state. 1Br|«l port. During 1927 ]\rh!g: por Tuncia l..mm‘u h th local is survey @id not attempt to in- | l0st three factories—thus showing cputy who .s'ho 2 d o licate the inercase in the number of | MCt Edin Of six factorics and 503 [other deputics and wounded four i cmployes of existing factories, hut | employes |the Jugoslav parllament Wedn to indicate the movement of | The companies coming into Con- | 105t none of his ncrve when arl |ed before a magistrate yesterd: tories o the state, out of the|necticut or organizing locally manu- | vithin the state, the etsablish- ure a large variety of products, |the charge of murder rom without t of new factorles within t hi »s and other articles of I am taken out among the pro- | mediately without tr torics, Other | e exclaimed. “I have fulfilled mps, dyes, fur. |task.” clocks, cutlery, and The products of the and any liquidation of existing | we | ducts of the out by one or t\wo | products include ies that lost factor- | niture, tools. t the supply of labor made|paper boxes. actories moved out of at 1 ss within| 1t siness 0 are t of busi ted 1 PADDOCK IN NORWAIK part o _lavailable by the shut downs and re- | factories that shut down or moved | Bridgeport, June 22 (&—C movals had been almost entirely|from Connecticut included print |puddock, champion runncr taken up by existing industries, paper, underwear, cotton cloth Norwalk ¥ for a there s little loss in total paper board, ti fahric, forgir S »er of persons employed, | serews, silk, saws, sillc thread and | pai e survey Indicates that New Ha- | Water motors. 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