Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-06-02
TWO TEACHERS RESIGN.
And Several Applications Received and
 Placed on File.

The board of education held two meetings last evening. The first was in conjunction with the district com- naittee from the Bucks Hill district relative to building a new school Or helping them out up that way in some manner. The board recommended some time ago that the district build 4 new school house and it would give ft two teachers. Last evening after considerable discussion this matter took the form of a vote and as it ap- peared to be pleasing to the district 1t is probable a new two-room build Ing will be put Up and the board sup ply two teachers who will teach up to The eighth grade. It is understood, however. that the attendance at all times shall warrant the engagement of two teachers
 The. .Regular monthly meeting of the ! poaEd was then taken up. Though Bfayor Kilduff was present, Vice Chairman Kent presided. The first matter taken up was the question of salary for Clerk of Supplies Mitchell. # At present it is $50 a month. while NIT Gera ghty who preceded was paid s S70 a month. The board of finance asked what was the reason for the re- < auction. Toward the close of the meeting the matter was again broached and the salary was raised to $70 month.
 The resignations of Loretta Q. c. ! Ryan and Emma M Cruess, to take S place at the close of the school year, < were accepted. Next year there will be six rooms in the training school without teachers. but these rooms will be taken care of by the assistants. The I question of land records of the South Brooklyn school lot was revived and allowed to pass. There appears to be considerable cloud on the title.
 William Fitzpatrick and Philip Me- Evoy applied for the position of jani- torship of the Mulcahy school Their applications were filed. The following promotions from Grade c to E were ' approved:
 Ida Hablitzel Mary Killoughey, ;, Katherine Bowes, Minnie Moore, An nfe Luddy, Katherine Kilmartfn, Nora O'Rolrke, Mary Clark. Anna Manley, Alice Locke, Della O'Donnell.
 x It was voted to pay the Aetna En- gineering Go $1 900 of their bill for $1,S85, provided they give a bond for the full amount. Work done by this concern is said to have caused the board some trouble.
 Superintendent Tinker recommended that Normal school graduates Louise Butler, Helen F. Devtne, Mary Calvin, Ruth Hotchkiss, Mary Mahaney and Lena Winship be placed on the wait ing list Also the following gradu- ates of the Waterbury Training school: Anna A. Bannon, Lily Bowes, Elsie Delaney, L. May Keefe, Mary Madden, Eulalie Madden, Mary l.. Mccarthy, Alice B. McDonald, Mary A. R. Mur- ray, Margaret c. Noonan and Anna O'Brien.
 It was recommended that the names of the graduates of the High school shall hereafter be placed on the min utes of the board. Hitherto they have been kept on record by Principal WiIby in his office where they are like ly to be lost by fire. This was sus- gestfon of the mayors. Beginning; next year. the eighth grade will bel taught in the Barnard school.
 Regarding the heating of the Null "A cahy school 1t was voted that Albert B. Franklin of Boston should do the work and when completed the city shall lease the heating apparatus for S1 month until about next February, when 1t shall pay to Mir Franklin $5,- TOO.
 The following transfers to take eff feet at the re-opening of the schools in September were approved: Gather inc O'Donnel1 from Porter to Bishop; Agnes Walsh, from Washington to Bishop: Margaret Keenan, from Elm to Bishop; Ellen NJ. Doherty, from Dublin to Hendricken; Emily Kelly, from Bishop to Webster.
 Commissioner Goodenough com plained that there was lack of funds for the Mulcahy school, and Mayor Kill duff said the trouble lay not with the board of finance, but with the board of aldermen. Mayor Kilduff said the board of education asked for SAB, ,00o for the Mulcahy school. The board of finance chopped the recommenda tion to s41,o00 This, of course, was pretty bad but the board of aldermen chopped 1t down to $35.000.
 An estimate for wiring the Mulcahy school was referred back to John J. McCau1ey, who sent it in, as it was too high and misleading.
 The teachers for the Mulcahy school will be Frances Bowe of the Clay street school; Mary Phalen and Mary Agnes Connor of Washington school
 The customary pay rolls and inevi-
 able bills were approved and then the board retired to executive session to discuss the recommendations in in-
 creased salaries. For over an hour
 he board remained in seclusion and Tpon returning adopted the recommen- iations as whole, after which the board adjourned.
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