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Repaired roof
Grimmons School
Set Glass
Installed window cords
Installed emergency lights
Electrical repairs
General plumbing repairs
Set up basket ball boards
Repaired locks
Steamfitting repairs
Hanscom School
Set Glass
Installed window cords
General plumbing repairs
Pointed steps Steamfitters repairs
Electrical work on switches, lights, etc,
High School
Repaired furniture and doors Put on new locks
Repaired and installed new linoleum
Put metal trim on bank room
Repaired track in rear of Gymnasium
Installed emergency lighting
General electrical repairs
Washed walls, woodwork and ceilings in various rooms and toilets and painted same Set Glass
Installed window cords
Replaced glass with wood panel in exit door
General plumbing repairs Repaired roof General plaster repairs
Repaired metal lockers
Steamfitting repairs Installed new stainless steel sinks in chemistry room
Highland School
General plumbing repairs Painted rings on floor, toilet seats and hand rails Put steps in boiler room and bricked up doorway Installed hand rail around boiler in basement New oil burner installed Set glass
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Installed window cords Steamfitting repairs General electrical repairs Put door on coal pocket Put up slate blackboards
Hodgkins School
Steamfitting repairs
Set glass and reputtyed sash
Stained and painted outside doors
Installed emergency lighting
General electrical repairs Repaired furniture, locks and doors
General plumbing repairs
Knapp School
Installed pipe rail around steam boiler
General steamfitting repairs Set glass
Painted and put up screens
Painted blackboards
General electrical repairs
General plumbing repairs
Repaired doors and locks
Repaired leaks in roof
Repaired fence
Lowe School
General electrical repairs
Repaired and replaced slates on roof
Set glass
Installed window cords
Repaired and adjusted oil burner
Covered boiler
Repaired iron hand rails
Sanded and refinished desk tops and chairs
General plumbing work
General steamfitting repairs
Morse School
Installed new toilets in basement
Installed new partitions for toilets
Repaired doors and locks
Set up blackboards Repaired furniture Laid new floor in basement
Set glass Repaired roof General electrical repairs Steamfitters repairs
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New Vocational School
Repaired linoleum
Set glass
Installed new toilet seats
General plumbing repairs
Installed new brass pipes for showers
Installed new Sub Mains and circuit breakers
Installed new sump pump
Repaired doors and cabinets
Installed new door checks and locks
Put in new metal air breathers
General steamfitters repairs
Northeastern Junior High School
Set glass and reputtyed sash
Replaced glass in exit doors
Repaired inside of boiler
Installed emergency lighting
Installed electric stoves
General electrical repairs
Repaired doors and locks
Installed radiators in classrooms
Repaired metal partitions in girl's toilets
Put up hand rails
General plumbing repairs
Perry School
Repaired furniture Hanging doors and putting on hardware
Set glass and reputtyed sash
Installed window cords and parting beads Put up blackboards
Repaired wire fence
General plumbing repairs
General electrical repairs
Steamfitting repairs
Pope School
Removed desks and chairs from classrooms
Boarded up windows and doors on first floor
Removed all electrical fixtures and plumbing fixtures Removed blackboards
Removed radiators, univents, stripped fittings from boilers and stored same In general, removed all equipment and locked up school
Prescott School
Set glass and reputtyed sash Installed new window cords Steamfitting repairs Repaired doors and locks
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Replaced toilet partitions
Repaired fire damage
Repaired metal vent pipes
Repaired wire fence
Painted blackboards and outside doors
General plumbing repairs
General electrical repairs
Proctor School
Set glass
Installed new window cords
Repaired doors and locks
General plumbing repairs
General electrical repairs
Steamfitting repairs
New Vocational School
Repaired stoker
Repaired ash hoist
Made brackets for steel locker
Electrical repairs on switches, fixtures, etc.
Steamfitting repairs
Reset door checks
Repaired panic hardware
General plumbing repairs
Southern Junior High School
Installed new Master clock and controls
Installed emergency lights
General electrical repairs
Set glass
Installed new window cords
Steamfitters repairs
General plumbing repairs
Repaired fence and hand rails
Set up backboards for basket ball Repaired roof Installed new screens on windows Adjusted and cleaned oil burner
Southworth Building
Repaired roof and conductor pipes
New oil burner installed
General plumbing work Replaced panels and mouldings on doors, adjusted locks and fitted keys General electrical work
Western Junior High School
Repaired desks and chairs Repaired floor Hung new doors, repaired old doors Set glass and reputtyed sash Installed new window cords
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Installed new oil burner Repaired fence
Cement boiler room floor
Mason work on Air Shaft
Painted Auditorium
Painted doors and screens
Installed emergency lighting
General electrical repairs
Plastered walls and ceilings
General plumbing repairs
Steamfitting repairs
Put up hand rails
Bow Street Municipal Building
Set glass
Plaster repairs
Repairs to steamfitting
Repaired linoleum
Painted clinic
General electrical repairs
Central Library
Painted walls and ceilings
Plumbing repairs
New grates installed in boiler
Repaired linoleum General electrical repairs
Steamfitting repairs
Repairing and rebinding of books
City Hall
Completed painting of Engineers Office Painted the Licensing Commissioner's office, Retirement office, third floor corridor and stairway, Building Department offices, Highway Department and second floor corridor and stairways Washed and painted toilets in the basement
General electrical repairs
Set glass Repaired linoleum
Replaced window cords
Plumbing repairs
City Home
Installed electric range and plugs Repaired switch in mangle General plumbing repairs Repairs to oil burner Steamfitters repairs Plaster repairs Repaired sprinklers
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Dilboy Field House
Repairs to door Plumbing repairs Steamfitting repairs
Engine No. 1
Repairs to stoker
Repairs to overhead doors
Set glass Plumbing repairs
Installed new light receptacles and general electrical repairs Steamfitting repairs
Engine No. 2
Set glass and reputtyed sash
Repaired stoker
Steamfitting repairs
Plumbing repairs New roof on shed and repairs to main roof
Engine No. 3
Electrical repairs
Steamfitting repairs
Remodeled back porch
Set glass
Installed new window cords
Repaired locks and doors
Repaired overhead doors
Plumbing repairs
Repairs to stoker
Repaired window sash and painted same
Engine No. 4
Repairs to stoker
Electrical repairs
Plumbing repairs Set glass Steamfitting repairs
Repaired sliding pole
Engine No. 5
Plaster repairs Repairs to stoker Installed overhead doors Relocated lights Installed wiring and tubing for hose dryer
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Engine No. 6
Set glass
Plumbing repairs
Electrical repairs
Steamfitting repairs Patched tile in showers
Patched plaster on second floor
Repaired stair treads
Repaired stoker
Engine No. 7
Plumbing repairs Stoker repairs Set glass Installed window cords
Electrical repairs
Steamfitting repairs
East Branch Library
Steamfitters repairs Plumber repairs Electrical repairs
Fire Alarm Building
Repairs to stoker Steamfitters repairs Installed vents for air in men's rooms
Plumbing repairs
Foss Park
Connected up two toilets and general plumbing repairs New oustide doors hung and painted
G. A. R. Hall
Washed walls and ceilings Plaster repairs Plumbing repairs Replaced old electrical fixtures with new ones
Glen Street Playground
Set glass Plumbing repairs to showers and toilets, etc. Repairs to oil burner Repairs to doors and new locks on same
Highway Buildings
Set glass Electrical repairs Installed new garage doors Steamfitting repairs
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K. of C. Building
Electrical repairs Repaired desks
Lincoln Park
Installed two toilets in women's wash room General plumbing repairs
Set glass
New Police Building
Repaired garage doors
Repaired broken windows
Washed and painted walls and ceilings Electrical repairs
Plumbing repairs
Repairs to stoker
Powder House Park
Set glass Plumbing repairs
Repairs to oil burner
Sanitary Building
Repaired air compressor
Plumbing repairs
Steamfitting repairs
Electrical repairs
Sewer Garage
Repairs to boiler Installed hot water boiler
Electrical repairs
Plumbing repairs
Summer Street Commissary
Erected shelves Installed electric light receptacles Installed refrigerator
Repaired furnace
Ten Hills Library
General cleaning of library
Trum Field House
Repairs to hot water boiler General steamfitters repairs Connected water tank to Taco heater
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Union Square Library
Repairs to oil burner New lock installed Repaired and installed screen doors
Water Buildings
Installed new overhead doors Set glass Electrical repairs Boarded up windows in dormer
Steamfitting repairs
West Branch Library
Repairs to stoker
Repaired roof Set glass and installed window cords
Steamfitters repairs
This department is required to inspect all new building constructions and all alterations, this includes all plumbing and gasfitting, and to issue permits therefor.
The number of building permits issued by the Commis- sioner during the year 1950, having been duly inspected by the Building Inspectors, is as follows:
Wood
Fire-Resisting
New Buildings
10
48
Totals 58
Alterations
523
51
574
533
99
632
The fees collected for these permits total $3,660.50 and this has been turned over to the City Treasurer as revenue.
During the year 1950 there have been approximately 1400 inspections of plumbing and gasfitting, and the number of per- mits are classified as follows:
The number of plumbing permits issued during 1950 was
436
The number of permits for installation of new plumbing 18
The number of permits for alterations to plumbing .. 418
The number of buildings in which soil pipes were tested
220
The fees collected for plumbing for the year of 1950 were $908.25 and this has been turned over to the City Treasurer as revenue.
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The number of permits issued for gasfitting in 1950 was 587
The number of permits for new installation of gas .. 2 The number of permits for additions and alterations 585 The number of buildings in which gaspiping was tested with mercury test tubes 400
The number of buildings in which gaspiping was tested after change from gas to electric lighting .. 13
The fees collected for gasfitting for the year 1950 amount to $506.75 and this has been turned over to the City Treasurer as revenue.
The total estimated cost of new building and alterations as filed by the grantees on the permits issued amounts to $1,205,723.00 in 1950. For comparison the estimated cost for the same amount was $3,393,520.00 in 1949. The total num- ber of permits for all purposes, not including plumbing and gasfitting, viz 657, is 74 less than in 1949 when 731 permits were issued.
The following is a tabulation showing the distribution of money spent for the operation of the Building Department in 1950:
Buildings
Salaries
Fuel
Light
Care and Repair
Totals
Bandstand
$71.44
$71.44
Bathhouse
450.00
450.00
Bow St. Municipal
$5,882.45
$806.57
$655.66
1,658.59
9,003.27
Flectrical
2,972.14
534.50
303.75
3,810.39
Fire
7,073.70
4,816.64
12,502.76
24,393.10
Municipal Garage
277.65
277.65
City Hall
14,506.93
1,878.68
18,562.93
34,948.54
Highway
193.77
342.28
1,314.27
City Home
2,901.37
1,161.14
8,513.15
12,575.66
Central Library
7,711.28
1,425.23
1,077.48
7,633.19
17,847.18
West Branch Library
2,972.14
466.03
521.34
212.23
4,171.74
607.41
257.68
193.05
4,030.28
Union Sq. Br. Library
60.00
120.97
51.33
617.67
849.97
Ten Hills Library
60.00
25.78
1,388.50
1,474.28
Parks
1,896.71
396.43
1,848.80
4,141.94
Police
6,357.22
2,068.01
1,534.48
2,306.53
12,266.24
Polling Places
738.14
2,455.69
3,193.83
Sanitary
611.55
235.06
846.61
Sewer
674.69
1,195.53
1,870.22
Water
762.35
399.14
215.58
1,377.07
Welfare Distribution
37.60
54.49
934.35
1,026.44
Soldiers' Aid
180.09
4,110.37
4,290.46
Schools
181,237.46
57,149.44
33,033.76
245,982.84
517,403.50
Totals
$225,469.90
$77,914.35
$46,515.54
$316,734.29
$666,634.08
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD F. MOYNIHAN, Commissioner of Public Buildings.
East Branch Library
2,972.14
Teele Sq. Br. Library
5,000.00
5,000.00
Center
778.22
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LICENSING COMMISSION
REPORT OF THE LICENSING COMMISSION
To the Honorable, the Mayor and the
Board of Aldermen of the City of Somerville.
Gentlemen:
The following factual information is respectfully sub- mitted as the Annual Report of the Licensing Commission for the year ending December 31, 1950.
Ralph B. Jones was elected as Chairman of the Licensing Commission for the year of 1950.
Joseph D. Lonergan was appointed by the Mayor, approved by the Board of Aldermen and sworn in on June 22, 1950 as a member of the Licensing Commission for a term of three years, to succeed Hugh T. Turner whose term had expired.
Thomas J. Hagerty, Board of Health Inspector, was as- signed to the Licensing Commission for the year of 1950.
The following Police Inspectors were assigned to the Li- censing Commission for the year of 1950 :-
CAPTAIN THOMAS M. SHARRY
INSPECTOR FREDERICK McGOVERN
The following table will show the number of licenses per- missable by law as compared with the number of licenses that have been granted and are now in effect:
All Forms Pkg.
All Forms Resta.
Beer & Wine Resta. & Pkg.
Club
Druggist
Allowed by law
22
84
22
14
Issued by Commission
22
69
20
12
unlimited 6
Balance to issue
.....
0
15
2
2 unlimited
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During the year the Commission received the following ap- plications :-
FOR A 1950 LICENSE:
1-Application for a Common Victualler's License and an All Forms Al- coholic Beverages, To Be Drunk On The Premises, 7-Day License. Applicant withdrew application before the hearing.
1-Application for a Common Victualler's License and a Beer and Wine, To Be Drunk On The Premises, 7-Day License. The Somerville Com- mission voted "GRANTED" on this application. The Alcoholic Bev- erages Control Commission after holding a hearing, per request of taxpayers, voted "DISAPPROVED".
2-Applications for an All Forms Alcoholic Club, To Be Drunk On The Premises, 7-Day License. The Somerville Commission voted "GRANTED" on one application. The Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission after holding a hearing, per request of taxpayers, voted "APPROVED". On the other application the Somerville Commission voted "LEAVE TO WITHDRAW". The applicant appealed to the Alco- holic Beverages Control Commission, and said Commission voted to sustain action taken by the Somerville Board. Therefore, one All Forms Alcoholic Club, To Be Drunk On The Premises, 7-Day License was issued in 1950.
14-Applications for a Beer and Wine Package Goods Store, Not To Be Drunk On The Premises, License. The Somerville Commission voted "GRANTED" on one of these applications and this was "APPROVED" by the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission. The Somerville Com- mission voted "LEAVE TO WITHDRAW" on ten of these applications. Six of these applicants appealed to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission and said Commission voted on four of these appeals to sustain action taken by the Somerville Board and on one appeal they voted "GRANTED", and one applicant withdrew his appeal. Three applicants withdrew application before the Somerville Board.
On six applications which were filed with the Somerville Commission in 1949 for a Beer and Wine Package Goods Store, Not To Be Drunk On The Premises, License for 1950, the Somerville Commission voted "GRANTED" on three of these applications. The Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission "APPROVED" one of these in December 1949 and the Somerville Commission issued same as of January 1, 1950. After holding a hearing on January 18, 1950, per request of voters that this license be revoked, the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commis- sion notified the Somerville Commission that they had on March 8, 1950 voted "PETITION DISMISSED". On the other two applications that were "GRANTED" by the Somerville Commission, the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission after holding a hearing on January 24. 1950, per request of voters, notified the Somerville Commission that they had on February 3, 1950 voted "DISAPPROVED" on these two applications. On the other three applications, the Somerville Commis- sion voted "LEAVE TO WITHDRAW". These three applicants ap- pealed to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission, and said Com- mission after holding a hearing on January 24, 1950 notified the Somerville Commission that they had on February 3, 1950 voted on two of these to sustain action taken by the Somerville Commission and on one appeal they voted "GRANTED".
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Therefore, four Beer and Wine Package Goods Store, Not To Be Drunk On The Premises, Licenses were issued for 1950.
FOR A 1951 LICENSE:
1-Application for a Common Victualler's License and an All Forms Al- coholic Beverages, To Be Drunk On The Premises, 7-Day License. The Somerville Commission voted "LEAVE TO WITHDRAW" on this ap- plication.
2-Applications for an All Forms Alcoholic Club, To Be Drunk On The Premises, 7-Day License. The Somerville Commission voted "GRANTED" on one of these applications. At the close of the year the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission had taken no action on this. One applicant withdrew application.
2-Applications for Beer and Wine Package Goods Store, Not To Be Drunk On The Premises, License. The Somerville Commission voted "LEAVE TO WITHDRAW" on both these applications. Both of these applicants appealed to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission, and at the end of the year the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commis- sion had held no hearing on these appeals.
The Somerville Commission received six applications for transfer of license which they "GRANTED" and the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission "APPROVED" as follows :-
1-Transfer from one individual to another individual. 1-Transfer from a partnership to an individual.
3-Transfers from an individual to a corporation.
1-Transfer from one corporation to another corporation.
The Somerville Commission received three applications for transfer of location. They voted "GRANTED" on two of these applications and same were "APPROVED" by the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission. On the other application the Somerville Commission voted "LEAVE TO WITHDRAW". Ap- plicant appealed to the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commis- sion, and said Commission after holding a hearing on same voted to sustain action taken by the Somerville Board.
The Somerville Commission received one application for enlargement of premises. They "GRANTED" this application and same was "APPROVED" by the Alcoholic Beverages Con- trol Commission.
The Somerville Commission received seven applications for change of manager during 1950. Same were "APPROVED" by the Somerville Commission and the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission.
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The Somerville Commission received one application for change of corporation name. Same was "APPROVED" by the Somerville Commission and the Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission.
The established policy of the Licensing Commission rela- tive to routine matters of office procedure has not materially changed. The Somerville Licensing Commission after inspec- tion and consideration decided to continue their policy of re- stricting so-called entertainment in all restaurants. Only the radio and music box was allowed for the year with two excep- tions :- Coyne's Sportsmen's Grill, Inc .- d/b/a --- "Memory Lane" and P. J.'s Grill, Inc., which were issued a full entertain- ment and dance license for 1950.
A general inspection of all restaurants brought out the fact that all establishments are now equipped with adequate toilet and washing facilities.
We acknowledge the splendid co-operation and whole- hearted support given our Commission by Board of Health In- spector Thomas J. Hagerty and Police Inspectors, Captain Thomas Sharry and Inspector Frederick McGovern assigned to our Board during 1950. We also wish to acknowledge the ef- ficient and faithful service of our clerk, Mary I. Kenney.
An itemized report of the fees received during the year ending December 31, 1950 is as follows :-
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REPORT OF THE LICENSING COMMISSION FOR THE YEAR 1950
Licenses Granted and Fees Received:
1-Renewal (1950) All Forms Restaurant
License (7-Day)
$1,000.00
$1,000.00
68-Renewals (1951 All Forms Restaurant License (7-Day)
1,000.00
68,000.00
1-Renewal (1951) All Forms Restaurant License (6-Day)
800.00
800.00
3-Renewals (1951) Beer & Wine (7-Day)
400.00
1,200.00
1-New License (1950) All Forms Club (7-Day)
150.00
150.00
12-Renewals (1951) All Forms Club (7-Day)
150.00
1,800.00
22-Renewals (1951) All Forms Pgk. Goods License
900.00
19,800.00
3-New Licenses (1950) Beer & Wine Pkg. Goods License
300.00
900.00
17-Renewals (1951) Beer & Wine Pkg. Goods License
300.00
5,100.00
6-Renewals (1951) Druggist-All Forms Section 30-A
300.00
1,800.00
1-Renewal (1950) Entertainment License
5.00
5.00
71-Renewals (1951) Entertainment License
5.00
355.00
1-Renewal (1951) Entertainment License
1.00
1.00
1-Renewal (1950) Dance License
5.00
5.00
1-Renewal (1951) Dance License
5.00
5.00
1-Renewal (1951) Inn Holder's License ..
5.00
5.00
38-Special Alcoholic License
5.00
190.00
243-Common Victualler's License
5.00
1,215.00
1-Common Victualler's License (transfer)
$1.00
1.00
236-Lord's Day License
5.00
1,180.00
4-Garage License
2.00
8.00
TOTAL RECEIPTS
$103,520.00
EXPENSES
6,149.01
NET TOTAL REVENUE of the DEPARTMENT
$97,370.99
Respectfully submitted,
LICENSING COMMISSION JOSEPH D. LONERGAN, Chairman DANIEL J. COUGHLIN, Commissioner RALPH B. JONES, Commissioner
Attest MARY J. KENNEY, Clerk
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REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRIC LINES AND LIGHTS
To the Honorable, the Mayor and the Board of Aldermen of the City of Somerville.
June 12, 1951.
Gentlemen:
I herewith respectfully submit the Annual Report of the Electric Lines and Lights Department for the year ending December 31, 1950:
INSPECTION OF WIRING IN BUILDINGS
Due, at least in part, to the tremendous influx of new and improved electrical appliances on the market, there has been a noted increase in the number of illegal extensions and altera- tions to wiring systems. Much of this amateur work is a life and fire hazard and we must be ever alert, by re-inspections, to have same corrected. We are aided in this work by the Fire Department's prompt reporting to us any defective or improper electrical wiring or equipment in accordance with Chapter 710 of the Acts of 1945.
Number of permits issued for electrical installations 2172
Permits issued to Boston Edison Company 1384
Total fees collected for permits and deposited with City
Treasurer $2,486.50
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
This system is in good condition and giving excellent ser- vice despite its age. The original system and present Fire Alarm Operating room equipment, were installed in 1915. All boxes are inspected and tested monthly and so recorded at Central Office. We have in service 204 Fire Boxes with an estimated 300 demanded by the National Board of Fire Under-
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writers. For this reason I would recommend the addition of 10 Fire Alarm boxes yearly, in order to satisfy this demand as soon as possible.
ALARMS RECEIVED AND TRANSMITTED
First Alarms
761
Second Alarms
8
Third Alarms 2
A. D. T. Alarms
7
Still Alarms
1250
Emergency, other than fire
519
TOTAL 2547
The Central Office equipment consists of the following:
2- 6 circuit Box Alarm Boards
1- 5 circuit tapper board
5 circuit gong board
2-16 circuit storage battery charging boards
1-32 circuit protective board
1-4 circuit punching register and take up reel
2-
5 circuit punching registers and take up reels
13- 1 circuit punching registers and take up reels 2 Automatic time and date stamps
1- 4 dial manual transmitter
masterclock
1 1 local telephone used on still alarm system
486 cells storage battery
-10 foot 4 shelf battery racks 32 . low rate rectifiers
5 metropolitan tappers
1 high rate rectifier
Equipment outside Central Office:
63 Gardner Type Fire Alarm Boxes
76 Ideal Type Fire Alarm Boxes
30 Peerless Type Fire Alarm Boxes
2 Ideal Master Boxes with remote control
33 Peerless Master Boxes with remote control and equipped with auxiliary stations located in various private and public buildings
4 Tower strikers (only 2 in service)
25 cable terminal boxes
8 punching registers
28 closed circuit tappers and 5 open circuit tappers
8 closed circuit tappers (secondary)
13 still alarm bells - local house system
7 local telephones used as a company service system
2 private interior telephones consisting of 12 stations
4 traffic sirens
11 house call bells
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POLICE SIGNAL SYSTEM
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