Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-13
THE OUINNIPIAC BREWING co.

Th1S brewery suJoyS d uolioHal Ecputseiob, us ,ame being a household word in Connecticut, and prominent in Massachusetts and in Rhode island, into which state It's sales extend. It has, the greatest output of any sin gle brewery in Connecticut, and it's name is con ,eeted with the most upright, conscientious and | lair methods Every year there has been some | hing surprising, unexpected and unforeseen, | connected with it's history. Said leading capitalist of New England: T | am personally acquainted with the executive | of The Qainnipiac Brewing Go. It's success | and present position of leader in sales appears to ne moro than phen omenal., when remember hat this has slI been done in eight years, and l hat there has been what may be termed killing | opposition, Nsw.Haven appearing to be middle l ground, where all the leading breweries of this | country, East, West, North and South have con | their efforts. Laborious and incesssnt .oi ability and capacity, and absolute trust on he part of the public has placed The Quinnipiac Brewing Co. in such position that, 1t appearsto to be certainty that in short time 1t will take the lead in it's output in New England and rival the greatest breweries in New York City, they putting in action every endeavor, struggling, straining, and striving, leaving stone unturned, to rc- tain their position. To MT. N. W. Kendall un- belongs the astonishing success of the
 
 of the greatest generals in the brewing prcfes sion, that ever came under my observation. He is the Won Moltke of the state. He organized the company, and the site was selected with remark axle judgement. While commanding @ large home trade, every opportunity will bs afforded for an ont-side business. Through the Merchants and Manufacturers R. R., siding will be shortly secured. The company already owns dock' 343 feet by 30 feet on tho Quinpipiac River, for shipping and receiving goods. The folio wing fig ures, sir, speak more powerfully than words: 12c5o barrels in 1885, 127sa barrels in 1887; 19166 barrels in 1888; 149 barrels In 1889; 32326 bar res in 1890; 36,143 barrels in 1891; 3S683 barrels h 1899; 47456 barrels in 1893, and and the output for the fiscal year ending July 1, 1884, wilt reach, unSerst md, if the present average Is sustained 600o0 barrels I learn, that the sales la lager and in ale and porter are about equal. Can you believe, sir, that Mir. N. W. Kendall, who has made the Quinnipiac BreHiag Company what it is to-day, worked on ia .n in New York State on a salary of $20 month? Capt. Fred Pabst, whose plant in Milwaukee manufactures more than 1,0000 barrels per year, being in lager beer the largest in the world, worked in the old Mansion House, Lake St., Chicago, on @ salary of S5 per month, Mir. Christian Moeriien, whose gales figure more than o0,0o0 barrels, making him the largest brewer in Ohio, worked on his al .ival in in this country in disti'lery in Hendricksberg, Ohio, on a salary of S9 per month, Mr. George Ehret, probably the wealthiest brewer in the United States, was first cellar worker in Nor risania brewery. Mr Kendall like the above cele- brated brewers, began at the very lowest round of the ladder, and he them is prouad of it. I am glad that Mr. Kendall is at the top. This gentleman has cone much for Connecticut, he has saved the brewers thousands of dollars, and has received most favorable attention through laws enacted, understand by the legislature. I heard him speak once, leading divines and tenn perence women were present, who appeared powerfully influenced It was one of the most convincing efforts from brewers standpoint that could possibly have been made. MT Ken dall is not only a manufacturer of beer, in the business for the profits, but he Is a moral agent, and considers himself such. Through the manufacture of lager beer, he is a physician, creating in the country a lower death rate, aHd Q higher health standard which the great beer drinking countries of Belgium and Germany enjoy. Why, my dar sir, tho Quipnipiec Brewing Go. have never aimed to enter the race for quantity, but have studied to have a reputation for quality, and yet have in eight years reached in sales nearly 0Co0 barrels. wish was stockholder In this company. I tell you sir, that every city is benefited by it's breweries. They bring immense wealth to their respective cities which is expended in beautify- ing them, increasing the value of real estate and swelling the bank deposits The Quinnipiac Brewing Co.,, with such an executive as it pos sesses could but manufacture most superior grade of beer. MT. Kendall has for years, prior to being stockholder in this company, been en- gagged in the malt and hop business, and has long been rece snized by the trade as an expert. With his exit ideas as the business, no one save the uninformed, should expre astonishment at gtrnnUfh. color t-nu O. the Quinnipiac Brewing o:"
 The premises are situated on Ferry and River Streets This location was first taken, we learn, in 1882, and was known as the Quinnipiac Brew cry This plant vas dc 1troyed by fire in 1885, being L. W Robinson, and the suggestions m 1de by MT. N. W Kendall. The present plant is in every way the superior of the old, and we under stand, for utility and convenience is unsurpassed. Important additions have bsen made, and as the out put is now nearly up to the capacity, which Is 60 GOO barrels cold storage will be added, ping and receiving have already been referred to in this article. There are two 25 ton De La gant R in the United states has been places bV the propriet of these machines, with the right and left wheels In juxta position as in the brew cry now under consideration. This department is unquestionaby unsurpassed in the United States, and hes been visited by many, who have admired the beauty of the idea and 1t will doubt less be widely copied The electric plant lighting the brewery both day and night, was placed in 1893. The kettle mas capacity of iso barrels. This
 
 on entering the visitor is at once satisfied, that it has the most modern appliances that it is con- trolled by master minds, and that the most modei appliances, and nothing advantageous has been left untestsd. The plant has sufficient territory for the establishment of one of the largest brew cries in the United States.
 This business was established in 1885. being in corporatea with a capital of $5o,o3e The assets, s. rar e or ana one The executive are, William Northwood, presi- deat, N. W. Kendall treasurer, and William split
 MT, William Northwood. was born in Chatham, Ontario. in 1872 After establishing a mating business in the pla ,e of his birth he removed to Detroit in 1885, and is secretary and treasurer of the largest enterprise of its kind, we under stand in Detroit, and in the st .te of Michigan, The Howard N9TShwood 9II1. Mat Manufscturing president of the Quinnipiac Brewing Company in lss5, on Its incorporation. This gentleman enjoys brewing profession of this count 7 as capital fst, of great personal worth.
 oneida County New Yoss stst,, @ 0 in 1sas s. His h father, L. J. Kendall, was largely ngaeed in hop culture. In 1873, the subject of our sketch en- 1881, he connected himself with Tho Howard 6 Northwood Malt Manufacturing Company of De- trot, representing this firm upon the road, where tained a knowledge of the inside of the brewing business, also of credits, territory, sBe sBs Ras % h:s The promoter of the Q1innipiac Brewing Company. he was on the Incorporation at once his position, every effort has been made by him to advance by all honorable means in his power Connecticut reach the position of great brewing center, depend upon 1t. such men as Mir. N. w. Kendall will be at the head. Positively there is a no more ambitious man, aspiring and eager for great success than N. W. Kendall. Of distin- guished bearing, and of robust soundness and bns % sha n Rs @ ns prosperous condition. has before him evidently a bS sttsntion to statutes. regulation and IaWs probably a e hay have been one of the directing and and fate. MT. N w. Kendall, is one ol the most ac- complished minds in the science of monetary re- lations decision once once given give % IS final He is al, the best interests of ths city He is president of the State Brewing Association, which was estab- marks made in the opening part of this article express in very fo,cible manner "a the ability Of
 Said MT. N. W. Kendall: T am proud of my business, and class myself as reformer. through ing sustained fa this opinion by the intelligent and thinking people of New Haven. In the se1enteentS Na of barr barfe to each individnai today 1t is about half barrel for every inhabitant of dospss ssrn sas strongest proof that beer Is accepted by the American people as . beverage and al that is recognize it's moral qualities, when taxes will be removed from wholesome beverages, among tion. A great impetus will thus be given to the manufactures of this popular beverage all over of to-day are-S3 S76 466 barrels for the year end ing April 30, 1s9s-these numerals will hardly be the beginning of the end The accountableness of the brewers Is very great, they arc physicians and daily feel my obligation and boanden duty as an official in this company. am glad that
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