Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 17, 1924 · page 22

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« “ i ‘ ht“ “fimgdmagngftgfi: :ieulll fivnfgeautnzfiz 121:: :92: and that you are reaping the Twat-d f 1: 352(1):"! :_ :1
l 3;.2‘3: homey. actual and Nor» use that this business did no'comc (on thote ‘honect enema. I know ‘ :‘on‘sra‘fif-rf’ 31.,“ :-
v‘ . Walk and I mayors proud to be to the from; only one: znom, «iron. that in doing this you are hispon: ‘a e. E ‘1', . ,1: I.
in here today M“! 3"!er (hm pleased to on (11“ par! of someone in Connec: sible for this great success. neall) Wonuv . .m , _ . -»
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if: HE career of John Cavanagh, to the placmg of the proper a (,3,
33" a, the president of the Crofut.& the wearer’s head. No detail a,
I Knapp Company, may well be an 111- been too small to escape his attentioy,
7 spiration to young men in business. nor too ununportant to be cal-ef;~.,3:-,
His progress from the workmen’s conSIdered. . ‘
1 i ' bench to the presidency of the com- It would be unjust to the 3‘0141-3
g f a} . pany has been due solely to his own man ,who might take John (fax-a-
, i ., > ' ~ . - 3 industry, ilfifiltivf’ £3,831] and gieger- ,. 1nagh $1503.68; as3 athmédteg to omit 1,; .93.,
.1 ;, 7 - p at g mination. a o avanag ' as ion 0 e ac a e new presi-
; g 300KW Terry Turbo-Generator Lmt Installed accomplished lies within the grasp of dent was. especially equipped by ta.
’ ti (“tofut and Imam) Plant i any boy Who is willing to begin at the ’ ture for success as a hatter. To l; :-
Q ’ i bottom, learn thoroughly, work'hard style is a gift and to produce :3: :3
i 7 - early and late, and keep steadfastly genius. Poets are born, not made,
‘ r ‘ T - before him. in spite of every discour- and the same is true of artiszs.
5 ' : agement, the highest ideals. whether they may work in oil 13a‘13115,
'; f I ERR i I l I . , John Cavanagh-came to Crofut & clay or felt. Nobody who knows 91:31.):
5 'f : Knapp a boy with an understanding Cavanagh can deny that he is elititievfj
. ' V as,» , ~ _ - - ‘ ; 2; - ' » of therudiments of hatting and per: by gift and achievement to be cane—j
} : V =‘" 5;; -4 - ~ . , . « w — 5 «7- - - {acted-his-knowledge oteverydaranch an artist. A.man is not to be URI-1'3}:
‘ ,~'. 5 _ g g _ , ,,_i _ , ,ofihat manufacture during anngorous praised for gifts With winch he is e;_-
I ,' 5 ' 4., 3,133. " * ' a : :course of trainingunderthefounder dowed bypature, but his credit coats
= : g 5‘" ”i "» - -“ ‘ " " ‘ ”of the business, James H. Knapp. HIS from bulldlng up and perfemgg
i f i ‘ :‘r ; -, , , ~‘ , . - .. -- boundless ambition early visioned the those gifts. Some wise philosogcez'
' i 9‘ AND {SVI fill—GET] .:-~:- :- ' ~.-- "day when heshguldbe the-eageutive said that if the capacity for Lard
‘ i. ' 3 _ - , , 7 _ i , head ofthehbusintess and .eveiy step work was not genius it was the Les:
5’ a 5&3 - ' 7 ’ 3 i .‘of his'iadvancement‘from Joulthatter possible substitute for it and Join
f‘ E ' t ’ :r' ' ’ " ‘ ‘ ' ‘ i 7‘ 7' to foreman,'frbfirfOréman—to superm- Cavanagh had the gift and the can-—
5 S r .- ,. . _ , 5 ~ ,5 ~~ _ , _~ , :, :tendentyfrom-su intendentto-gen- ac1ty.: - 5
.r 5 FOR FHE'S‘J- - . . .,- _ - g .. 5 ‘ -. geral managenand gm‘ eneraLman- The Crofut & Knapp Compan;~
, 53 , _,.. ‘ ‘ ' ' f ager to president has een accom- today isa monument to the worl:
plished by fittinghimself thoroughly the men who have contributed to ii;
S‘ ' - for the job ahead.-- Never satisfied to greatness, and in John Cavanagg
,."‘., have any gap in his equipment, his has a worthy embodiment of 1;:
‘1‘. ' . . .. , ‘ study of the business has included a study, the hard work and the (Zero.
E" J ' . master * of every phase'of theprog- tion to an ideal that finds its I‘lttizu
g A , ,. ress of the hat from the selection of exemplification in the beautiful lief-f
E ,, - .‘ 1 She best materials, through the vari- buildmg that crowns the hill over if
i ‘ ~ _ ~ - r ouSpi’Qeessets of t11%a111fiacttge,_lthe river in] NoEwalk. lthCen it is said
. ‘ 5", . .. .~ , - . 3 . ’ proper assor men or 1e 1' a1 er s a 0 1n avanag 1 eserves tie
g3 ,A“ "I the “funk"! energy ‘quf‘g for light and, ~ , . :nefds.~the details of merchandising, honor that has come to him
' ‘5 $013: fktgvfix lz!:::1t1§(ft:2:t( f3§1ifi¢$23lgy Kaphiih - - _ .. .: b0 h wholesale and retail, right down ground is thoroughly covered. 4
Kilowatt Terry Turbine Generator Sets. Not only do , ., . ' - . _ ' ‘_
the Terry machines develop the power but they also flfi'; - x; ,_,_ 7.. . ...- , “gm“ ,, "" -
g1 nish all the low pressure steam which is used for heat: ' ‘ ‘ ' ’ ‘ ' “ '
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i The two Terry Turbines drive the alternating cur-
; rcnt generators through ’l‘crry Herringbone Reduction
, 7; Gears. The turbines run at the rate of 3,760 revolutions
l» per minute and the reduction gears reduce this to the _
S generator speed of l.200 revolutions per minute. In
3.; this way both the turbines and the generators operate
“,7; at their most efficient speed. 32-: x _. , -- ,.:\; 5.25.3:
, g The Terry turbines- ucre magi“ fdr ibis .1119?!“ . ‘ _ 5 _,__ GONG , TULATIOVS'
3 \ a. plant. because of their economy. "Simplicity, 7' depend; ' ' " " ‘ “ L '
, _ i; ability and the small amount of attention required to 5
3 {a keep themin efficient operation. '~"' . ’7‘ ‘ 3" ~ ~ - .» ,-
f * t The best materials obtainable are used in the 661i? " 3 - 7.3” - . - ~ . 3 »
' struction of Terry Turbines and Reduction Gears. The This company whose mater 13,15 and workmanship have
,V Egghganshlp throughout IS of the highest possnblc become a part Rf the
* Behind Torry Turbines is the Tet: " ,Steam Turbine". 1* , . ” ” '-’ ‘ - ' " fi. 7 - ‘ ,
I? ‘ (‘ompany of Hart ford, (nun. A cdec'eriCdf twentyfiiye, 4; ’ __ , ., CRQFUT, £9" KNAP P CO. S
f ytears’ expfricncc in the design aid” construction of ' .‘§; ‘ ” ' " ‘,‘f '
23 earn tur incs and reduction ears for every ur so 9:, .: . .. - - _
z and from one to iii teen hundred horse powen p p0 w ,1; .» New p lant are Justly proud 0f their p artin the success

 

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