mm... 1 1 1 1 11 111 1 1111 1’ w THE; CRoFUTe KNAPP Eco. is very glad of the opportunity, afiorded b;the enterprise of The Evening Sentinel in issuing this special C. & K. section to express its appreciation of the splendid work of the architects and engineers, Fletcher-Thompson, Inc., of Bridgeport, the builders, Turner Construction 00., of New York, and each of 1the subcontractors, all of whom have put into the building of its new factory the experience, skill: energy and personal interest that have contributed to the successful accomplishment of this fine achieve- ment. Without reservation, the Crofut & Knapp Company is pleased to bear witness to the fact that in every particular the spirit as well as the word of every agreement has been faithfully carried out and that it would be impossible to ask for finer treatment than it has received from every- Hody who has had a part in the work. Especial acknowledgment is due Messrs. Edw. A. Lambert, Edw. W. Ham- ilton, A. G. Clarke, of Fletcher-Thom pson; Olaf Johnson: J. W. Byrne, Thos. Perkelson, of Turner Construction Co.; E. J. Horrigin, Files Engi- neering Co.; H. Wheeler, W. P. Kirk & Co.; Mr. Oviatt of Non-pariel Roofing Co.; W. V. Dee, Truston Steel Co.; SJSybilis, General Sheet Metal Works, Paul s. Fleming, Bigelow Co.;QVm. Duffy, M. w. Kellogg Co.; Wm. George, Proctor hwartz, J. C. McGuire, Pittsburgh-Des Moines Steel Co.; John Breslav, Terry-Turbine Co.; W. P. blistab, Lord Electric Co., and O. F.3urghagdt, the men who were on the firing line of the job. g 1*11 1 Q} .. ... «MW-a 1,; WE, W.~w.. www.— : i I 1‘4» . 1 " l? .éi. Wt _ MM; 11‘ Mi, tum—u..." r74 ”can... . ' 1" 53in hlwtl1wuauthpncn~gn .:,,1.;,“ (:1. m «. : ‘
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