New Britain herald., 1922-07-15
FULL TIME DOCTOR FOR CITY SCHOOLS
Commission Adopts Health Pro- gram-,AWaitS Contracts

The proposed health program of
 the school board to which a commit
 tee Of the New Brltain Medical asso-
 ciation voiced objections last month
 on the ground that one full time
 phyheian could not perform the
 necessary examinations as satisfactor-
 fly AS undV the present system of
 three part time doctors, was adopted
 by the committee yesterday afternoon.
 The contention Of the doctors com .
 mittee was that one doctor cannot
 properly take care of all the children.
 Alter they had been heard last month, the proposed program was tabled.
 festerday it was taken from the table and adopted without discussion,
 Schools For Voting.
 After hearing arguments advanced
 by Mayor A Nj, Paonessa, Judge George w. Klett Secretary R. L. Ma Kin of the Chamber of Commerce, First selectnan Arvid Nero. J. R, Andrews and A, Ruol. the committee voted to give the use of school build ings for voting. It was stipulated that this permission can be withdrawn at the boards pleasure.
 The committee pointed out that schools are used elsewhere and that with proper restrictions, there have been no i'll effects selectman Nero told of the difficulties in securing proper polling places in vacant stores
 Permission was given the school ac cornmodations committee to buy a piece of land 15ox5o0 on Wells street for $4,5o0. The city meeting board has already voted the money and an option expires August l.
 Lawyer Henry Roche was named chairman. of committee and Mrs Effie kimball and P. F. King were appointed to assist in Investigating the adVisa aollity of installing lunch room in the Senior High school.
 Teachers Are Hired.
 The board referred to its finance committee the proposal to build an iron fence around school properties on Camp street which are to be used for playground purposes.
 Arthur c. Richardson, who is at present in Haverhill, Mass, was elect ed director of at in the local schools. r., d. Ruby Baldwin was elected to teach dressmaking al the Senior High school ana Florence Harrison to teach art in the same school Charlotte Cooley was elected teacher of history at Cen fral Junior High school; Mary Buck ley was elected to teach speciality work for girls at the same school Mary kinlock was elected teacher in Grade VII. Central Junior High school. Margarets L. Howard was elected teacher of Latin and history at Elihu Burrtt High school; Lydia Hughes was elected teacher of Grade VII; Leonard M. Depot was elected instructor of physical education for boys; Anna L. Mason, speciality work for girls: William Roth. machinist and Corrinne Goodwin. household arts, all in the Elihu Burritt Junior High school.
 Award Coal Contract.
 Bids on the seasons supply of soft ccal were reported. No bids were re- cefyed on hard coal. due to the un- certainty of delivery. The soft coal bids were as follows: Cohn Coal Co. \ S2 plus cost at mines Gin bins) net ton; Citizens Coal Co., sS.72 net ton Gin ,bins); Berson Bros, s7.75 net ton Gin bins) City Coal 6s Wood Co.,, s6 net ton (F. o. B. New Britain); Unit ed Coal X Wood Co.,, sS.5o and SS 70 | net ton Gin bins): S. Shurberg & Co, | S1o net ton Gin bins); W. L. Damon, T.85 and s8.o5 net ton (F' 0. B. in | cars) It was voted to award the con tract to Berson Bros.
 ''' B. c. Porter Sons bid s320 per chair on 4so pupils chairs of the type used in the Vocational High school class rooms, the total being sl,472, and J. M. Curtin & Co., bid s23.5O per dozen, or S9oo. The contract was awarded to the Curtin Co.
 Painting Contracts.
 Bids on the painting of several schools were received as follows Bartlett school; Morgan & Kingsley, | 32o0; John Boyle Co.,. s237; Crowley Bros, $276 contract awarded to Nor gan & Kingsley; Elihu Burritt Junior High school: Morgan X Kingsley, | 31o0; John Boyle Co, sl45: Crowley | Bros, $9s; contract awakAed to Crow ley Bros. Monroe Street school: Nor | gan, & Kingsley s345; John Boyle Co.,, S423; Crowley Bros, s55o: con tract awarded to Morgan 6; Kingsley. | Smith school: Morgan 6 Kingsley, | S765; John Boyle CO, s53s; Crowley | Bros, $406; contract awarded to | Crowley Bros. Academic High school: Morgan & Kingsley. s2,545; John | Boyle Co.,, s2.716; Crowley Bros, s2,- 024; contract awarded to Crowley | Bros. Lincoln school Morgan X | s79o; John Boyle Co, s63o; ! Crowley Bros, s612; contract award ed to Crowley Bros smalley school: Morgan & Kingsley, s1,S9o; John Boyle Co.,, $1,369; Crowley Bros. s1,- 174; Occupin X Johnson, $1,o26; con- tract awarded Occupin 6c Johnson. Os- good Hill school: Morgan X Kingsley, s45o; John Boyle Co.,. s553; Crowley Bros. 3416; Occupin q Johnson, s3s5; contract awarded to Occupin & John son.
 Open Air School; Morgan & Kings ley. s5s5; John Boyle Co, s632; Crowley Bros, s67S; contract award i ed to Morgan & Kingsley. Central Junior High school: Morgan & Kingsley, s3.645; John Bole Co., B2,alo; Crowley Bros. s2495; contract awarded to Crowley Bros, East Street school: Morgan and Kingsley. g256: John Boyle Co. s35s; Crowley Bros, S2s1: Occupin & Johnson s23s; contract awarded to Occupin & John lon Stanley School. Morgan and Kingsley. SIPS: John Boyle Co.,. s513; Crowley Bros, s423; contract award d to Crowley Bros. Northend school.