The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-13

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 It will be seen that the increase in attendance over that of 1901 is 900. The increase of 1901 over 1900 was 391, this being the approximate normal increase for the past several years. The following resignations have been | received and accepted: Thomas w. Mather, principal Boardman; Marion w. Clark, teacher at Boardman, and the following teachers, Eleanor Fair, Fair street school; Sarah H. Fahy, Dwight: Janet M. Perdue, Dwight; Julia H. Doyle, Orchard; Helen Ryan, | St. Francis orphan asylum; Aquinas | Corrigan, St. Francis orphan asylum; Louis McKane, St. Francis orphan asy- lum; Ella A. Strong, Day; L. Adella Pinney Cedar street. The following appointments have been made: Charles l.. Kirschner, prin- cipal of Boardman, salary, $1,S00; Will liam A. Hyde, to Boardnan, salary $500: Alpha W. Barlow, to Boardman, S700; Achea Norris, Hamilton, $550: Annun- ciato Gribben, St. Francis orphan asy- lum. S450 Leon Ida Mulcahy. St. Fran cis' orphan asylum, $450; Adella Bald win, Webster. $450; Ella Cahill, Fair, $500; Helen Lyman, South, S425; Hattie D. Miller, Dwight, $500; Adelle r. Mur- ray, Roger Sherman. $500. Plans for the remodeling of Hillhouse | high school for grammar school pur- poses were presented by Architect L. w. Robinson, and accepted. Work on the new high school is progressing sat- ;efa fe ,.l 11 ;es pected that the building will be ready for occupancy by about April 1. | The committee recommended the ap- pointment of the following janitors for | the coming school year at the salaries named: High school Addison l.. Abell, $920 | High school, Terrence Donahue, as- sistant, S4O0. Strong school Frederick L. Williams and assistant, $1,S20. | Winchester school, Dennis OKeefe, and assistant. SLIGO.
 Eaton school, Waldo Gilbert, $1,O00.
 Dwight school and Kindergarten, Will fred c. Talmadge, 5000.
 Day school and kindergarten. James S. O'Brien, $900, l AuuuSE SClIOOlJ II. w. bldh6SlGt, SJUus
 Roger Sherman school, Frank S. Up- son, 5000. | Webster school, John Shaughnessy, $S5o.
 Skinner school, John J. Dillon, $S50 Wooster school, Timothy J. O'Donnell, $S5c.
 Lowell school, Charles E. Stanford, ,$S50 l Washington school, Charles P. Brown,
 WeIch school, George W. Porter. l Woolsey school, John W. Hill, $S50.
 Shelton Ave. School Henry G. Boyds- ton, $500.
 Hamilton school, Michael Hughson, $S3O.
 Hamilton school, Thomas Carney, as- sistant, $57O.
 Fair St. school Hugh J. McManus, $500.
 Cedar street school, A. L. Tanner.
 Worthington Hooker school, George W. Beebe, $750.
 Ezekiel Cheever school. George A. Rice, $7o0.
 Edwards St. school, George A. Cobb, $7OO.
 Hallock St. School. Thomas McKier- nan, S700.
 Ferry St. school, Francis Ray, $7O0.
 Dixwell Ave. school, Herman Gebel, $500.
 Quinnipiac Ave. school and Lenox St. school, Edward N. Holaday, $500.
 Davenport Ave. school, John J. Skin- ner, S400.
 Orchard St. school August Well, S4O0 l Humphrey St. school. Patrick Rey- holds, $400.
 Carlisle St. school, Julia Coxson, $400
 Lloyd St. school, George Davis, $400
 Woodward school, Erwin B. Lillie, $40O.
 Office board of education, $240.
 Whiting St. school, William E. Short, $15O.
 Lowell kindergarten, George A. Cobb, $1OO.
 Hamilton annex, Michael Hughson, $15O.
 Woodward annex, Erwin B. Lilie, $10O. Lloyd St. kindergarten, George Davis, $1O0,