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has of the Kiwanis
yesterday.
In opening his address. Mr.
Campbell gave comprehensive des-
criptions or the ew New Cansah
avenue power p t. expldninz how
-. his company had made provisions to
1 meet the gronth of Norwalk. In the
latter pmt of his address. the
speaker touched upon the service
charge, declaring that the electrical
rate \‘i as l(l\\Pl here with the service
chaise today than it was in 1919
\Iithout the sonlrc charge. He do-
dared that the charge was a. neces—
sity in ordm that the greatest aver-
age number or consumers could re-
who serviu: Mr. Campbell in
closing org-d Norwalkers to bring
complaints to the company instead
0! passing them on the streets any
in; that (‘Vt‘l'fv‘ effort would be made
to remod) any unfair condition. He
expressed the belief thnt the Con-
nucticut l lzhf and Power company's
growth (l(‘pl'l’l(l(ll upon residents of
N0r\\iill{.
Mr. Campbell said:
"Last January win-n I hm] the
honor of speaking hetero your club
on the our-slim: of electric service. I
outlined what thl' plans of the 00m-
pony wrrw m l'x’Spt‘Ct to furnishing
N0l‘\\'§ilk.\'¥lill :In uIlI-quatc and
Iiy of eiI-clric sorvifi‘.
stun-d to you then the
:11th which our company
. .‘u;n:.1i: and Its futurv. and
Ihn plans under way as Ili-
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"since i?‘.‘ I time our company has
“l‘t oxuuu ,:‘_‘. busy in going ahead
f‘i't‘lL' l I construction pro-
:zm whir': Inn-Is U.iilll’|(."l at that
711‘),
"The n: 'I puzrrr plant at Devon.
“Jill I'.‘.. ll I'II‘ImirIIIi will he. lht'
‘ :‘m IIIIWI-I‘ plant in Con-
n‘I' tho largest in
will wn lullou‘ in.-
i.n :II'IrITy :Ii'lu-I' 9hr
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stun. etc.. acquired for the construc-
tion work which has somewhat. do-
layout the date or operation.
“The men. are now meet in
erecting the first two turbines. ‘ and
the third‘turhlno will'bs shipped to
us very soon so ”active expect: by
the early part otnext year to have
two turbines ready for operation
and by June the third unit will be
ready.’ Each of these units has a.
capacity or 25 000 kilowatts making
a. total copucity of 75. 000 or 100. 000
h. p.
"Many of you have doubtless ob-
arved the new station, and can see
that it is a. structure. which in nd-
dition to being exceedingly useful.
is imposingaand Impressive in at»
pearance. \Ve have-received a great
many inquiries as to the size of the
stacks. and it might interest you
to know that the stocks are 357
feet above the 'yard level. and are
250 feet. above the root of the sta-
to‘n. The. diameter ‘0'! the stack; is
25 lee: at the bottom and 18 feet
at the top. They are constructed of
heavy steel plates and are sell-sup-
porting. They are lined with brick
inside so as: to protect the steel
plates against the action of the gases
and (ram dampness.
"This power plant will be con-
nected with our hydroaelectric plants
on the Housatonlc river. which are
M our faith in Nor-“the largest in Connecticut. by 65.000
volt transmission lines. A transmis-
sion line has been built from Devon
to Norwnlk of substantial steel con:
:xtruction. capable of carrying two
circuits The energy will be trans-
mitlcd i’rom Devon and from the
hydro plant. at Stevenson to Nor-
malk over this line at 06.000 volts.
The/tyne 0! construction throughout
is of the very highest; the best in-
sulators that can he scoured were
instnflcri. and the line. has been in‘
Jim to. the proper volt-so tor
Iii-met win
on of New Cannon Avenue
being wen Taken Core
of m Service—Wants to Beer Comploints
0. I. Campbell, ”cram-y sud trouser-er or the Connectioot
Light and Power company, gave so we tell: to the hint-
club at luncheon in theloysl sum/Inn
the distrihutiqn commotion is
used n a. brick bull-in; being.
down auh- station. the voltaig‘géill be
«adoption.
”AW urgé part of the Not-walk
be supplied directly‘
from lines running out from thine
new sub—station, but some of the load
will still be supplied by lines run.-
ning It. the present Pine street
sub-Itao on. A line will run_ (rum
the new sub-station on New Canaan
nvenueto the Pine street sub-station.
It is our present Intention to main— -
Haven railroad and for the time be- '
in: to supply the street railway load
from power purchased from the
truth the Pine street sub~statioxn This
mascot will give lek to a.
large extent two sources or power.
one from our own station at Devon
and Stevenson. supplying the major
part otthe load. and the other from
Cos Cob supplying the railway load.
but. capable in times or emergency of
supplying additional load as well.
“To carry out this work has in-
volved an expenditure of a very
large sum of money by the com-
pany. and “'1: trust that the peopiv
of Nor-walk will realize this fact and
will. with the installation or the new
service. forget the occasion in the
past when. under the old arrange—
ments. the service failed and so in-
convenienced the people. and will
set their minds steadfastly to the
future. realizing that our comfmny.
in providing the facilities which the):
have provided. have shown courage,
vision and faith in Norwalk and have
done what in the end is the best
thing tor the community “'ith the
completion of these facilities Nor-
walk will have a supply of sertice
equal to that of any community. re-
liablennd adequate to meet any
requirements that the existing indus-
tries. or new industries which may
consider establishing themselves
here. may need.
"In‘thn carrying out of these?
plans, it has been necessary to buy
right: of way. to trim trees and to
erect poles and tmvers. Poles and
towers are not in tlwmsolvns thing-U
0! beauty. but they are necessary
for an industrial community.
“The completion or this work will
link Norwolk to the system now sup—
plyingN‘i'atcrbury and New Britain,
which in turn is linked with the sys
loin of the Hartford Electric Light
company. all planned and installed
with the idea in mind that it and
whunr it. becomes feasible to bring
into this state some of the hydro-
; electric power from tlic‘ Si. Lii\\‘l‘t"ncu
W‘for‘mtm -3t~.nIe-mp¢ . ’
3.1!: the connection With the New '
monarch railroad. and distributed .A
The" Norse-1k Agency
Inc. _
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Real Estate and Insur-
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PERFECTION OIL
HEATERS
Will Kill the Chill
Albert D. Morgan
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Devoe Velour: Finish
The Ideal Wall 'Psint
Host People Use It.
'IVI' lm’l hngu-I] that Sulntod “1th a, larger {uctor nf river. or other Canadian sources. thati m not“
plan: I; .1 In» I‘Iauly i‘ur op~ safety than usual so as to moid in- the system is ready to rI-colx'v- llg south flow ~ . . ’
"um: 1.; "I: pronunt lL-mo, but w.- I \IMIIIption and with tor}: slight udditionnl ox-» '
. 1:, I"? 1 name «ix-:13; in the» “.II Noruflk we are building on I '
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Than rm: .. w» {‘in pins (If this Inn. of the special .JaiI Carlo Opera Com- he declared. "I have seen them all.“
‘ilEIVIHIIZI cm lu‘nudwfl)‘ own now. puny.“ pmentlngifistreupof song. “Yes.” Mr. Kintzing answered.
and ”war 1:1.1I1rr Ilovs not— SUI-ill .tn birds through the mid-west with :1 "NEW York should he proud of its.
310;) Ihn min"; from Inllowing In tremendous success. During his trip ,
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‘.u ”w {jiha‘ 'A'%::;l hit-Ii is Wise :In.
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prlained that he Irequently united
Nov. York and began to discuss the
lsights. .
"Ne. York has some tine statues.“
than Hale in City Hall Park? That
is a. beautliul piece of sculpture."
"Nathan Hale? “'hy I saw that
one but I thought that it was How'
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