Putnam patriot., 1927-05-20
CROWDS ATTEND OPEN
 NIGHT AT TRADE SCHOOL
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and the machine shop. the former now
 being in the west wing of the build B ing and the latter in the cast ca 2. 2 This is SO that the less noisy of the two departments comes under the do-
 mestic science department. In the extreme south east end of the build- ]. ing is the laundry.
 Tn the machine shop. Henry E. Burgess. instructor new machines 2 have been installed and this depart ment appears much larger than q year ago. Hith room for more mach ines when necessary.
 There are also neW machines in the carpentry department. Y. StGry and John F Craig instructors. The machines are now all driven by indi- gidual motors. decided improve ment. New benches of three inch oak have been built. There are I over 300 feet of these benches. a va luable addition to the departments l New safety devices on the machines l were also noticed When in opera f tion there is a small red flash signal denoting that the machine Is running i and t continues to flash for some sec Ionds after the power is turned off.
 The textile department. first foos. ] Carleton S. Bloss om instructor. has 1 been broadeHed iH aeepe b. the d-l ditlon of silk loom. l jacquard 1 loom was in operation weaving al fancy deeiRn to be used for shirtin .. The school has an order of eight pieces approximately i80 yards eachI from q shirt manufacturing ceneefeI in the other end of the state NowI nmidifers have been installed in thisI department achieving an objective [ long desired The visitors could secf the operation from raw material tb finished product
 Room By Itself
 The textile department is iu the weet end of the building and is 2 room by itself There is a new class room with desks. chairs and blach board and all new partitions .are visible partitions, allowing the in- structor view of the shop while in the class room.
 To get to the east end of the frs floor one must pass through the off ces of Director Ellis at the head of the short stairway from the main en trance In this end. as one enters from the high school side of the building, is the sewing department. Here dres | SOS. coats. waists and other articles | of won e1's wearing apparel. made byI the pupils, together with fancy work f were displayed Miss Hannah F. Pease is instructor
 The adjoining room is the cookip department Miss Ethel r. SpaGner. ] instructor This has been quite e& l tens gzlr cnlareed with aa addition af eesan new sinks three kitchen
 rbtuef three gaz stoves of The VrrV Hfrt mudei fwa copper boilers for 5at Wf.r trDaEfast sets etc- The
 Hhrt cooks were uHspariHp var .aa arHaHt af dishes during the azHuH# aaE thi4 department w8s r
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 The Top Floor
 The f1n floor contains 4eaerai raam#. iHeluana class rooms. iii di= eided wifh visible partitions The ] electrical denartmeut occupies ali of 1 the wezt wfHF and is under Instruct Tor J B Mccormick. assisted by Lloyd ! Cutler Tn HeWHE=ue thc department | further to the west it was necessary ! to reconstruct and remove the switch board which control tho iphtiup svs- | tenn and power in the building The work on the board was done bV tho pupils but Che outstandng feature of II nil is the fact that the plant was ' -hui Apwn hut ten minutes duriu tho removal and transfer of the con-I | trel board. Some new electrical mach ! inerv has been installed since i#st year and the department Is kent tu%v with orders
 Al the cust end is fife draftu,e room Between tho two ra8ms E d newly fitted Hp lunch anj recreation raem This is provided wifh lanF table and 3G chairs and also contains ] lnclots
 The drafting department is a fue light room and is osuecinlly well i' iumiuqfcd for tho ni.ht classes Th laam aisnlaeel many blue Hniuts #n3 ! tl8rs fhat demonstrate tine finn aa .tv uf the work being dane under tte
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 another HDV c'ass room adia'ur ha iraffHs i,paffmeat
 \ Wonderful Opportunity
 \ hurried wo5d picture of Wb.l lame saW iii the school Wednesday rRht wholly inadequate to prsurH ri. wonderful work th, school s ateNmnE nE-hnr rhr stnfe has eN- rtudgd tnausalds of dollars on eaajf- mrnt and for instruction The citi- seHs If Putnam have been geucrol in aprrorriatnr money for the build ing fhe yaane men and young wo- aeu of eastern Connecticut are show
 ing their appreciation of what is being done for them by taking ad- vantage cf thc valuable opportunity thus offered The pupils are there for a purpose. They seem Co realize that the result of their hard labors efforts The instructors are patient .eud pan>'akug The integral parts mako i harmonious whole and many IH young man and young woman will owe hi- or her future success Go th.