Cool Drinking Water On the Hottest Day!
THE installation of a mechanically cooled drinking
water system is becoming as important an item in modern buildings as light, elevators and other forms of building service. The owners of money making buildings are appreciative of the better refrigerating service supplied by
and many of the finest buildings throughout the country are Automatic equipped.
Take, for example, the building of The Hartford Fire Insurance Company illustrated above, where the drinking water is kept deliciously cooled in the warmest weather. The Automatic System operates day after day with Automatic decision and absolute safety without the assistance of any human agency excepting, of course, an occasional inspection.
The Automatic eliminates messy ice deliveries, questionable iced drinking water and saves enough on the ice bill to quickly pay for itself. Due to the compactness of the Automatic Plant, considerable space is saved.
We have interesting data on Automatic installations in many other large office buildings throughout the country which we would like to mail you.
If you are making plans for office or public buildings and the problem of cooling the water supply confronts you, let our Engineering Dept. cooperate with you and supply complete information. Write us today.
We want you to have our new booklet on Automatic Refrigeration. It’s yours for the asking, free and without obligation.
The Automatic Refrigerating Co.
Main Office and Works: Hartford, Conn.
Branch Sales and Service Offices:
Atlanta, Ga.
Boston, Mass. Chicago, Ill.
Cincinnati, O. Denver, Colo.
Honolulu, T. H.
Huntington, W. Va. Jacksonville, Fla. Los Angeles, Cal.
New Haven, Conn. New Orleans, La.
New York City
Philadelphia, Pa. Rochester, N. Y.
San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash.
Washington, D. C.
Direct Representation: Baltimore, Md.
Houston, Texas
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Parker, Thomas & Rice, Edwin Sherrill Dodge,
Associated Architects
Hollis French
Allen Hubbard,
Consulting Engineers
The Automatic Plant in this case is of sufficient capacity to supply cooled drinking water to 2, 000 persons daily from
handy bubblers.
THE installation of a mechanically cooled drinking
water system is becoming as important an item in modern buildings as light, elevators and other forms of building service. The owners of money making buildings are appreciative of the better refrigerating service supplied by
and many of the finest buildings throughout the country are Automatic equipped.
Take, for example, the building of The Hartford Fire Insurance Company illustrated above, where the drinking water is kept deliciously cooled in the warmest weather. The Automatic System operates day after day with Automatic decision and absolute safety without the assistance of any human agency excepting, of course, an occasional inspection.
The Automatic eliminates messy ice deliveries, questionable iced drinking water and saves enough on the ice bill to quickly pay for itself. Due to the compactness of the Automatic Plant, considerable space is saved.
We have interesting data on Automatic installations in many other large office buildings throughout the country which we would like to mail you.
If you are making plans for office or public buildings and the problem of cooling the water supply confronts you, let our Engineering Dept. cooperate with you and supply complete information. Write us today.
We want you to have our new booklet on Automatic Refrigeration. It’s yours for the asking, free and without obligation.
The Automatic Refrigerating Co.
Main Office and Works: Hartford, Conn.
Branch Sales and Service Offices:
Atlanta, Ga.
Boston, Mass. Chicago, Ill.
Cincinnati, O. Denver, Colo.
Honolulu, T. H.
Huntington, W. Va. Jacksonville, Fla. Los Angeles, Cal.
New Haven, Conn. New Orleans, La.
New York City
Philadelphia, Pa. Rochester, N. Y.
San Francisco, Cal. Seattle, Wash.
Washington, D. C.
Direct Representation: Baltimore, Md.
Houston, Texas
The Hartford Fire Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Parker, Thomas & Rice, Edwin Sherrill Dodge,
Associated Architects
Hollis French
Allen Hubbard,
Consulting Engineers
The Automatic Plant in this case is of sufficient capacity to supply cooled drinking water to 2, 000 persons daily from
handy bubblers.