By Jean Falbo-Sosnovich
Register Correspondent
SEYMOUR — More than 80 residents of the Callahan House were evacuated early Friday after a transformer blew, causing the facility that houses senior citizens and younger people with disabilities to lose power as the thermometer crept toward 100 degrees.
In the meantime, CL&P was working to install an emergency generator to enable the 84 tenants to move back into their homes sometime today.
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