. The street railway review . It. W. IJAV ley transformers, Crocker-Wheeler motors, and the Heliosarc lamp for alternating currents they are the general wes-tern agents, as also for Albert & J. M. Andersons special-ties. Until quite recently the business has been conducted SUPPLY pg. ANSUNIA ELECTRIC COMPANY under the trade name of the Electrical Supply Companj,but for various reasons that have already been made pub-lic, it was considered wise to change the name to theAnsonia Electric Company. Under this name it will beknown in the future. It has been the aim of this com-pany to manufacture or
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. The street railway review . It. W. IJAV ley transformers, Crocker-Wheeler motors, and the Heliosarc lamp for alternating currents they are the general wes-tern agents, as also for Albert & J. M. Andersons special-ties. Until quite recently the business has been conducted SUPPLY pg. ANSUNIA ELECTRIC COMPANY under the trade name of the Electrical Supply Companj, but for various reasons that have already been made pub-lic, it was considered wise to change the name to theAnsonia Electric Company. Under this name it will beknown in the future. It has been the aim of this com-pany to manufacture or become in any way identified withonly the highest grades of electrical merchandise. Thiswell known polic) has attracted to them many of the lead-ing articles in daily demand by the electrical trade andcentral stations. THE BUCKEYE ENGINE COMPANY of Salem, Ohio, is represented in Chicago by N. W.Robinson, at Room 60, 97 Washington street. As iswell known, this com-pany was one of the ^earliest in the field ofhigh speed automaticcut-off engine building, and they have steadilyincreased the number ofdesigns turned out, untiltheir present catalogueshows no less than sevendifferent styles of com-pound engines, to saynothing of the simpleengines which havealready made for them-selve