Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-12
BoAnp oF EpuoAr1or.

Bids for the High School Addition
 w. HI. Wakeman Appointed En-
 gineer or the BOardman Manual
 Training SchoOI-Rout1ne Business
 The Bangs Hearing.
 The board of education met last evening, ct which time the bids for the work on the addition to the Hillhouse high school were
 opened by Architect Robinson. They were
 a fellows:
 Steam heating-The Foskett q Bishop
 Go. $5, ,944, Sheehan & Groark q, 800, the New Haven Heating and Plumbing com pany SC, 200, Clerkin & McDonald $6, 400, Walworth Construction aud Supply com- pany of Boston $8,617.
 Plumbers-Danie F. Kelly $1, ,7SS, Hayes
 & Rourke $1 ,625, Curtis & Plerpont $1,-
 S43, the Foskett & Bishop Go. $1, ,793,
 Sheehan & Groark, g, ,150, Thomas Gum
 nipg $1, ,733. Clerkin & McDonald $1, ,S21,
 the New Haven Heating and Plumbing
 company $1,970. Rourke Bros. .$1 ,4s9, J.
 H. Buckley $1,e22, T. W. Corbett $1, ,s45.
 Masonry-Oharles D. Kinney, M, 800;
 P. Mahsr & Son. $5. .691, if platform on
 roof is omitted, $5, ,66O; Bates and Town
 send, A. sos; D. J. Carmichael, $5, 1881;
 Smith, Sperry & Treat, $5, ,555; German,
 Horton & Bowden, $4. 5SO, platform on
 room omitted, $35 less; John Hogan, $4,
 750; E. H. Sperry, $5.279.
 Carpenters-The E. Larkins 6 Sons
 company, $4,307, roof platform omitted
 $400 less; William A. Lincoln, $5, ,645,
 platform omitted, nit $500 less; W: H. RoS; Ress
 less; David H. Clark, $4.137, platform
 omitted, $225 less; William J. Hesly, $4,- 95e, without platform, $7,589; McWil- Hams &c Arthur, $4 400, platform omitted, $350 less; John S. Osborn, $4, 800, plat. form omitted, $425 less.
 The matter was referred to the finance committee to be awarded to the lowest re. sponsible bidder. The finance committee was also instructed to sell the Fair street school. Miss Lockwood, one of the teachers, wal granted leave of absence on account oi her health One hundred and fifty dollsrs was appro priated for the purchase of books and school supplies for use in the schools. The committee on special instruction after carefully examining and considering the application for the position as engineer of the Boardman Manual Training school recommends for appointment W. H. Wake man at 6 salary of $900 per annum from September l, 1894. He was appointed by the board.
 II HIS SoIVlC6a Bf6 uc6QGu previous CC that time to assist in the completion of the building and setting the machinery, it wal voted that he be employed at $3 per day There were about twenty-five applicants for this position.
 It was voted to purchase and engross tho high school diplomas; and to provide fol the printing of tickets for the stage anG programs; the hire of electric lights and sounding board.
 It was voted to accept the resignation ol Miss Poison, teacher of cooking, to take eff l feet June 30.
 | It was voted that Mir. Merrick. whost l resignation as principal of the Boardmar | Manual Training school takes effect Juns l 30, bs under the supervision of the chair l man of the building committee until ths l time.
 THE COMMITTEES HEARING. A lengthy meeting of the committee or | schools of the board was held yesterday afternoon, at which Principal Bangs o
 Wooster school was given hearing ts show cause why he should be retained What trsnspired at the meeting is no | known, and members of the committe.
 said that their report will not be mad' until the annual allotment of places i. made next June. The recommendation o the committee will not be made public un 1 til that time.