The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
Electrical Dept. Notes.

ElccTTICaA TSOjSS.
 The hardest workers as usual are Whitley, Wargo, Lesko, Barbero, and a few others.
 Murphy. zissell, German and Lis kofsky, the High School stars, always find a few minutes to do their home work.
 The boys in this department are kept busy changing the motors, gem orators, and rectifed wiring.
 In bask the electrical boys handed a defeat to the pattern makers to the tune of 9-4.
 Auto Department
 Kid" Bandre walks in Monday morning with long pants and purple socks. Guess his father didn't neeo them any more.
 "Black Rock" Nelson, one of the auto departInent's best motor smash CTS" graduated recently, and has been practicing his profession In M1chteli Tony Lucastro, the master mechanic, can do anything with a car, he even fixes them.
 George Ci1nelas, the front axle ex- pert is now greasing springs
 Peggy" Pilotti is now trying to learn something about an Oveland- He wants to wreck his fathers, prob ably.
 captain of the Ford Breakers Union, Is wondering when some more work is coming in.
  youngest, says that he would like to own a Marmon. We think he had better ask Henry Ford about the mat ter.
 Foot Oil is used on the feet. Step to the head of the class, Geary, my boy. Andy Bandre and Perry Pilotti, the Black Rock Wild Cats,'' are now Joe Sychiskis was excused from the drafting room with a cold; guess it was a case of cold feet
 MT. Phelps is now trying to teach Avis Wilson how to time a motor; Wilson times them with clock MT. Phelps is also struggling with three more amateurs. putting them on the road to automobile repairing.
 They now have Charlie Petrino's Buick car apart. We wonder if the boys will be able to put the parts in their respective places again?
 = Drafting B Notes.
 Joe Pawlowich dropped in Monday just to announce that he was the proud father of a bouncing baby girl The rest of the Federal tra:nees soon ex- pect to have a good smoke. Tom Coleman. Buddy Pato and Tony Erst who were oot for a few days have returned to their duties. department attended the Yale-Brown game John Murcho got there.
 Pattern Makers
 Ihe pattern makers had a fine time
 
 day Coming home they were heard trylnS out their musical abilities; we all hope that they will turn out to be better pattern makers
 Al Lydi1sen dropped in to see some Of his old friends the other day and cIarnns ne IS getting along fine. The depaTtment basketball team Whelming score of IS to 2
 Conrad, Leniske is just finishing a lay cut of a Ford cylinder block
 Henry Dupree will soon complete his course in this department.
 Louis Halverson is, as usual admir- ing certain members of the feminine
 SCREW MACHINE NOTES
 Owing to the large. amount of new equipment in the screw machine de- partment. 1t has been necessary to re-arrange the machines and increase turret lathe of the latest type has been ordered and is expected to be installed in few days. The depart ment is running full capacity and is turning out large amount of satis- factory products The students are very busy designing and making new new work coming In daily for the new Brown and Sharpe automatics. Harold Ried who has been sick for two weeks has returned to work. Ar thur Reggiano an ex-service man is On the sick list
 The night class has an attendance of , students who are very much interested in the work; which is su- pervised by MT. Murray
 DRAFTING ''A'' GOSSIP
 One of our regular coStumers The Vacuum Muffler Corp. of America have given us a job making a trac- ing and blue prints of a new type of a rnuffler for Federal trucks We will be able to make blue prints faster when our new blue print washer is finished
 In this department are several Daniel Boones." one of them, Joe Ruffenach of Milford. who makes a