The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-15
DENIAL CLINIC
 CAUSES UPHEAvAL
Board of Education in Heated Session Over Proposed Aban-
 donment of Squabble


 The matter of the dental clinic oc- cupied most Of the time and atten- ton. of the members of the board of education at their session last even ing the serial note issue being tabled until the next meeting. The report of Superintendent Charles w. Deane recommending the appointment of 30 new teachers to the teaching stan Of the Brfdgeppf4 sschoo1se was accepted
 Nathaniel W Bishop, when the den tai clinic matter was taken up, made a motion that the sum appropriated by the board of apportionment for the establishment of an experimental clinic here be returned to the city treasury.
 There was immediate ob5eotion on the part of Dr. William H. Ryan, Jr, the mem Der of the dental clinic com mittee with whom the other two members, Dr. A. c F'onRs and pr. c. w. Strang have refused to work. Dr. Ryan wanted to know if MT. Bishop wanted to drop him from the com mittee and Afr- Bishop replied that no one was blaming him for the trouble but that the money should be return ed to the city treasury as long as the members of the comnittee could not work harmoniously y together in pro- noting the dental clinic.
 Howard $. Challenger was of the opinion that 1t would look as if the board was backing down and that 1t would be a rank dtscourtesy to Dr Ryan to carry out MT. Bishops plan to return the money Appropriated Mr. Bishop said that he meant no dis courtesy to Dr. Ryan John F. Brady then moved an amendTn ent to the mo- ton asking that the matter be tabled. There was a lively discussion then as 10 whether the matter should be tabled and the matter was finally settled by MT. Bishop withdra wing his motion.
 Following the dental clinic talk, there was lively discussion following a motion made by Dr. Ryan that all summer tutoring be done outside the public schools. It seems that Dr. Ryan's attention had been called to the fact that g. Everett CortrigFt. principal of the Shelton school, was tutoring backward scholars in the pub lie schools, charging them at the rate of s1o for a six weeks course in one subject and SIS for six weeks course i'm two subjects. After more or less argument Col Elmer Ravens sug-i gested that the matter be left as it was for another year, when a summer school could be established. On Dr. Ryan's insisting that his motion be put it was done but the motion was lost and the matter will remain as It is for another year.
 Architect John A. Rogers bill for ga, 800, the customary bill of one per cent of the. six per cent due him for his work, which is payable when his plans have been approved, was re- ceiyed at last nights meeting
 A. William Bell, who was so stren- uously opposed to the appointment of Miss Fannie P. Hurley to the position of supervisor of grade work wanted his vote changed when he found that he had inadvertently voted for her for this position There was no objec- tion to his changing his vote.
 The new teachers appointed are the following graduates from the Normal school: Misses Ruth N. Barnes, Helen HT BediEer. Ruth E. Benton, Charlotte z f3utt. Bessie G. Calender Helen M Donovan, Lucie A. Dowd, Grace L. Fitzgerald. Catherine M- Hearn, Mary l.. McKenney, Elizabeth T. Mclaughlin, Mabel l.. Munich, Bessie P Rose Elm ma F. Solari. Li1Iie c. Stadtler and Mildred A. stoddard-
 The new teachers from out of town are Misses Isabelle M Torele, M. B. Healy. Caroline S. Thompson, Marie w. King. Mae B. MeNulty, Agnes D. Ieary Agnes Fitzpatrick, Grace Coughlin, Caroline F. Buckhols, Char lotte Singleton, Reba A. I1eyman, Ella J. McCauIey Annie J. Ward and Asenath l.. Goodwin
 The report for the year on the school saving fund was. read by Col EtABEnS- III lfAG NtLy foeAfAAASS D1AAn during the school year s13,719.09 was deposited; S3, SOLOS withdrawn and S1O,41s.01 remaining; American Bank ing and Trust company, deposited, s11, BPS z5; withdrawn, s1. s33-i1 now on deposit, se, e,es5-14; and the Bridgeport Savings bank amount deposited, ST. ss2 O5: withdrawn, S4. .ISz.8z: now on dsposit, SIS z1e1s. The total amount