The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-28
TEACHERS FOR NEXT YEAR
APPOINTMENTS MADE BY BOARD OF
 EDUCATION EAST NIGHT.

Many Increases in Salary Explained by Committee on schools-Increase Over Number of Teachers Employed Last intendent-Other Business Transacted. The board of education at it's regular meeting last evening made the annual appointment of teachers and fixed upon the salaries to be paid. The list ap- pears in full below. Besides going over the list of appointments very lit- tie business was done.
 Commissioner Betts endeavored to have the boardvote to have both Wash- ington's birthday and Memorial day observed by the city schools by letting out the schools for full holidays on those occasions. His motion to this eff feet was so amended as to strike out Washington's birthday. MT. Betts' mo- tion concerning Memorial day then failed of passage.
 The committee on schools was au- thorized to advertise for supplies for the schools for the enuing year.
 MT. Connor of the building commit tee reported that his committee would begin visiting the various school build ings next week and after having vis- tied all would be ready to report on the repairing needed this summer. LIST OF TEACHERS AND THEIR
 SALARIES.
 The list of appointments of teachers and principals of the various city schools and endorsed by the board of education last night, is given below. The number of the grade to which the appointment is made precedes the name, while the salary Of the position fellows each name, the increase or de- crease in salary as compared by that received last year, being indicated:
 HILLHOUSE HIGH SCHOOL.
 Myron T. Scudder, supervising prin- cipal, $9,000.
 P. L., M. M. Marble, $1,S00; g. J. D. Houston. $1.30O; Charles F Sargent, $l,- 400; ', William H. Hackett, $1,000; c. L., Boynton W. Mcfarland, $1,S00; B, c. H. Zimmerman, $1,200; 1, Susan H. Evans, $500, increase $200; 10, Annie s. OoIlloOll, PlyIoOJ IV, oooebAi h' oiASh ANee'Ai' $1,25O, $50 increase; 4, Grace A. Weeks, $1,OO0; 5, M. Elmina Woodruff, $S50; F., Clarine Warner, 5000; D, Carrie M. Hills, $500; IA, Genevieve Kinne, $1,000; 6, Eleanor E. Cutler, $1000, $150 in- crease; 15, Clara R. Walker, $1,000; Il, Mary Adele Allen, SLIGO; G, Susan A. Bacon, $S5O; Elizabeth Cleaveland, $750; Dr. Frank Strong, $950, $50 increase; Alberta l.. Corbin, $775; Helene H. Boil, $95O; Marian P. Whitney, SLIGO; Alfred s. Kedzie $69O; Emily K. Beach, $500; Kinne, $500; clerk, Lucy M. Whitte- more, $450.
 BOARDMAN MANUAL TRAINING
 HIGH SCHOOL.
 Thomas w. Mather, supervising principal, $2,60O.
 Biol, Frederick c. Adams, $1,200, in- crease $2OO; w. Wkg., Isaac P. Smith, $1,4O0, $15O increase; A. J. Fosket, $1,- 200; Arthur F. Booth, $1,2O0; B. A. Len- fest, $1 300; Lucretia H. Dayton, $400; Adelaide B. Sanford, $750; Drsmkg., Eliza B. Thompson, $75o; Eng, Eva J. Phelps, $500; Emma J. Wright, $1,200, $500 increase; M. Org, Charles L. Kirschner, s1,SOO; Ckg., Lydia R. Bal der5ton $9O0; Mary W. Abbott, $7OO; z Clara L. Barnum, $70O; - $7oO; Bessie L. Lathrop, $350.
 WEBSTER DISTRICT.
 John G. Lewis, supervising principal $2,5O0.
 Webster School.
 12. Ada T. Somers, $750; 12 assistant Mary E. Andrew, $550; Ii, Clara Hurl- but, $7Oo; 10, Julia A. Malcolm, $675i g, Hattie Schulhafer s675 8, Ruth Cor ham $640; ', Eliza A. Benham, $630; 6 Sarah S.. Wilson, $620; 5, Catherine M Downes, $500; 4, Margaret McKiernan S56O; 8, Janet M. Purdue $350, $50 in crease; 2, Charlotte w. Sloan, $500; 1 Mary J. Alden, $500.
 Oak Street School.
 4, Mary A. Mallahan, 5000, $50 in crease; 8, Laura D. Lampson, $530; 2 Sarah A. Lyle, $500; 1, Mary G. War. ner, $60G.
 Davenport Avenue School.
 4, Elizabeth. M. Healy, $62O; 8, Eliza beth M. Andrew, $500; 1, Margaret Smith, $550, $50 increase.
 New Haven Orphan Asylum School. 3, Louise G. Wolcott, $500; 1, Jennie Woodend, $500.
 Roger Sherman School.
 J, AQellne .. wallace, Si0U, 3oU Ill crease; 8, Helen M. Higgins, $640, S4( increase; z, Anna P. Day, s6O0 6. Annie M Maltby, s5SO; 5, L. Adella Pinney $525; 4, Josephine I. Reynolds, $500; 3 Teresa A. Whalen, $500; 2, Jennie L Klock, $500; 1, Lillie M. Chillingworth $500; Lillian M. Hopton, s350, $50 in crease. -.t ,-
 EATON DISTRICT.
 A. B. Fifield, supervising principal $2,5OO.
 Eaton School.
 Is, Eunice K. Armstead, $750 15 Julia A. Bidwell, $700; 14, Agnes L. Hall se25, $50 increase; 13, Mary J. Bronson S64O; 12, Joanna M. Flanagan, S640; Il Mary E. Egan, S640, $1O increase; 10 Rose F. Conlan, $500, S20 increase; Anne E. Clarke, s6oO $50 increase; Mary F. Leary, s56O; 6, Sarah J. Flana gan, $500; 5, Jessie p. Hine, $500; Beata W. Bissell, $500; 3, Eimly Clark s45o. $50 increase; 9, Hattie Barker, $500 1. Edith F. Adams, $500; assistant, Kat Bristol, $550.
 CHILD WRECKS.
 Z..od hxy T1norant Selection of FoosI