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~TEW ENGLAND ASSOCIATION OF I~IRE CHIEFS THE TORRINGTON COMPANY I~STABLISHED I TORRINGTON, CONNECTICUT Th~ F, oske~-Bishop Piping Company~ ESTABI..ISHED 1858 Power Piping = Automatic Sprinklers NEW HAVEN CONNECTICUT THE NORWICH LEATHER COMPANY Tanners~ Curriers and Finishers o~ Fine Leathers TANNAGES - LEATHER Oak, Hemlock, Chrome, Nortan - Belting, Tape, Apron, Hydraulic, Strap Dress Belt, Saddle, Bridle, Case, Welting 685° NO. MAIN STREET NORWICH, CONN. Tel. Norwich 9-1 :q69 or 9-1 THr:: TORRINGTON SAVINGS BANK ,., TORRI NGTON MAIN OFFICE: 129 MAIN STREET NORTH BRANCH: 6:35 MAIN STREET Member Federal Depost Insurance Corp. ¯ , . CONNECTICUT 192 "
NEW EI~IGLAI~ID ASSOCIATION OF FIV, E CHIEFS Mr. Bell had been ready to test a crude telephone, when he accidentally upset a battery and spilled acid on his clothing. The telephone had picked up his words., and sent them over a wire to a room down .the hall where Watson was listening. Since that historic night in March, 1876, the telephone and telephone employees have-been "friends in need" to thousands of people in times of emergency. Some of these emergencies have had to do with fire, and, as a result, there has built up through the years a close companionship between the work of telephone people and the work of firemen. It is; a companionship in the spirit of service, and it has bred a mutual respect. A number of you men who are here today have made our employees very happy by telling them, verbally, and in writing, of your appreciation of their cooperation and help. May I, in turn, in expressing the thanks of our people, tell you that we are grateful for this recognition, and ~that we are proud to have the opportunity to serve you-in your wonderful work. Today, .the role of the telephone in fire reporting is twofold. Everybody knows the way the telephone is used from homes and places; of business to. report fires. And, besides this familiar method, there is. the reporting of fires from telephones which are directly connected to fire department headquarters., and are available to the public twenty-four hours a day at street locations selected by the municipality. Let us review these two methods separately, and in the order in which they came into being. The first method dates back to the early days. of the telephone. _As the number of telephones grew, the proportion of fires reported by means of the telephone grew, also, until today, the alarms, received from telephones in private residences and places of business are very 1,arge in humbert. An outgrowth ofthis increase in the number of telephone alarms was a request from many Of the smaller communities for the local telephone operators to sound a public signal when they received a report o.f a fire. These requests came largely from communities that did not have firemen on duty at the fire station at all times. In order to best meet the needs of such communities, a different method of handling fire calls w~is developed. This method, with which many of you~are familiar, has come to be-k~io~ as. the ~’Red Network System," a designation derived from the color of the telephone instruments. This system consists of a special tel.ephone line connecting several telephones located i-n places of business or in residences,. These locations are selected by the town. The .fire chief arranges to have an authorizd person available at one of these locations at all times, so that reports of fire can be received and acted upon. The telephone number of the red network is listed in the telephone directory as...the one to be dialed to report a fire. Dialing this number causes the bells at all telephones on the network ~ tO ring ~ simultaneously, so that the call can be answered at one ~r fia6~e 6fth-e~ioca~i0ris Where someone in authority can sound an outside alarm or take any other action which is required. The red network telephdne~"~do not ha~ ~tials, and therefore, they can be used only for receiving incoming emergency calls. A regular exchange service 193
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