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~EW ENGLAI~D ASSO¢IATIOI~ OF FIRE CHIEFS Bridgeport-People’s Savings Bank Fairfield County’s largest Mutual Sa~ings Bank MAIN AND STATE STREETS BRIDGEPORT, CONN. Stratford Branch: 2772 Main St., Stratford AMERICAN CLEANERS AND DYERS INCORPORATED 1Ve specialize in flameproofing drapes, portieres and all hangings for hotels and all public assemblies 247 ASH STREET BRIDGEPORT 5, CONN. Telephone ~-6717 ¯ 3-6762 808 UNION AVENUE 35 HILL ST. RELIABLE STEEL DRUM CO. Telephone 5-4155 BRIDGEPORT, CONNECTICUT THE J. PEDERSEN MFG. CO. Precision Contract Machining RALPH A. MONACO, Pres. The Monaco BRIDGEPORT, CONN. ROBERT A. k/lONACO,Treas. Construction Company General Co~tractors Commercial . Industrial - Residential 104 RESERVOIR AVENUE BRIDGEPORT 6, CONN. Telephone 5-1739 WILCOX, ORITTENDEN & CO., INC. M I DDLETOWN CON N. 198
NEw ENGLAND flxSSOCIATION O1 ¯ FIRE CHIEFS When the apparatus reaches, the scene, and there is no fire, the o~cer in charge would test the telephone from the box. If he cannot talk to the at) tendant, he might reach the latter over the mobile-radio on the fire truck and report the telep.hone out-of-order, and place an out-of-order sign on the box door. The attendant will notify the telephone company of the situation. ’ The switchboard will be equipped with two audible signals, a buzzer as~ sociated with the line lamps which indicates a call from a telephone alarm box and a bell associated with the trouble lamps. The buzzer will sound, whenever a line lamp lights, to attract the attendant’s attention to the call. It stops when he inserts, a cord to answer the call, extinguishing the light. The key provided on an ordinary switchboard which allows, the attendant to turn of~ the audible signal will be omitted from this board. However, since the audible signal sounding on ia. second call might interfere with hearing on a prior connection on which the attendant is still talking, a foot switch would be provided, which will silence the buzzer for as. long as the attendant keeps ~oot pressure on the switch. A bell will sound when a trouble lamp lights. It can be silenced only by the attendant inserting a cord into the associated line jack, and*leaving it there. " The bell is not prevented from sounding if another trouble lamp lights, while a cord is in the first one. The presence of th~ cord in the jack is a continual reminder to the attendant of a trouble on that line. When it has been cleared, the telephone company advises: him, the trouble lamp is extinguished by the clearance, and the cord may be removed, without the bell ringing again. Emergency reporting lines on the switchboard are arranged in groups, each of which has. a pilot light which comes on when a call is. made from any line in the .group. Protective measures against disruption of the system by burned-out lamps are provided by periodic tests; by the design of the major signals in the telephone o~ice, which function independently of lamp operation; by the sounding of the audible signals on the switchboard, even if a lamp does not work; and, by providing .a method by which the switchboard attendant can quickly ascertain which line is causing an audible signal without a light appearance. To do s 0, the attendant tests successively with one of his cords each of the thirty lines in the group whose pilot light is on. This operation would require only a few seconds, and the audible signal would cease as. soon as he plugs into the line on which the lamp is burned out. Arrangements wouKi be made by the telephone company in the interest of public safety, for emergency handling, day or night, of’ any troubles detected or reported on the system. Restoration after service failures, caused by a major disaster, would take precedence over all other services with the possible exception of operational military and civil defense installations, which would be given equal priority. One other aspect of fire reporting arrangements has. to do with customer owned automatic fire detection systems. At the present time, the telephone, company provides leased channels which-terminate in .equipment furnished by others than the telephone company for this. purpose. The question has been raised as to the possibility of ~connecting sprinkler and private alarm circuits directly to the emergency telephone reporting switchboards. The problems involved are now being studied. Currently, fire detection devices of this kind 199
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