New Britain herald., 1924-10-09
SCHOOL ESTIMATES UP FOR DISCUSSION Board and Council to Talk Over
 t924-1925 Budget DEMOCRATS OPEN OFFICE

ing-Miss Isabelle Jennings Bride
 of John Hennessey-Teachers De-
 eide Not To Have Annual Party.
 The school estimates for the year l924-1925 will be discussed at a joint meeting of the city council and the board of education on October q. The final action on this budget will be taken at joint board session in June when any necessary changes will be made. The appropriation last year showed a 6 per cent in- crease over the preceding year and slight increase over the per cent is indicated for the coming budget because of salary additions, which may be necessary.
 Headquarters Open
 Democratic headquarters have been opened in the new building Of Judge William J. Malone at the rear of the post office. Chairman John S. Driscoll Of the headquarters com mittee expects to announce the sec retary in charge by tonight.
 ent-Teacbers' Meeting
 The gathering of the Parent Teacher association of the third dis trict last night at the Southside school proved a highly successful event. After demonstration Of teaching methods, an entertainment program was presented.
 Hennessey Jennings Wedding
 John Hennessey of Torrington and Miss Isabelle Jennings, assistant at the local library, were married yes- terday morning at St. Josephs church by the pastor, Rev. Oliver T. Magnell. Edward Burns of Tor rington was best man while the bridesmaid was Miss Agnes Jennings a sister of the bride. Following a wedding trip, MT. and Mrs. Hennes- sey will live on Jennings road.
 Mir. Hennessey is employed by the New Departure Manufacturing Co.,, while Mrs. Hennessey has been as- sistant at the library for several years.
 No Teachers Party
 Decision has been reached by the executive committee of the local school teachers association to fore 20 the annual fall party of the teachers this year. Arrangements cannot be made for the event, be- cause of the larger number which must be accommodated.
 Linstead Banking Instructor
 Freeman A. Linstead. son of MT. and Mrs. George F. Linstead or High street this city, who is auditor of the Phoenix National bank Of Hartford, has been appointed one Of the instructors in banking in the i courses arranged by the Hartford | chapter of the American Institute of | Banking. Mir. Linstead will be in- ,tructor In the course on "banklng | fundamentals" The courses of in- tructor are for banking employees.
 Mir. Linstead is a native of this ,ity and is a graduate of the local chools. He was formerly teller at he Bristol Trust Company before aking up banking connections in Hartford.
 Building Permits Issued
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson has issued building permit to Robert J. Stack for the rection of store building on North treet at Doolittle's crossing.
 A building permit has also been ssued to Joseph Brown for the rection of a one-family house on Oakland street to cost s6,OOO.
 Permission has been granted to 'ony Goapinto for the erection of wo-car garage on Melrose street to ost $500.
 Bristol Briefs
 Miss Clara Quanz, clerk of the harity department, is i'll at her ome on Chestnut street.
 Notice of the granting of the ecree of divorce of Amos J. Oulette f Meriden and his wife, Mrs. Matil- a Oulette of this city has been an- ounced by the superior court at ! ew Haven. The decree was grant on September 30.
 Miss Anna Gloss has resumed her uties at the telephone exchange ! fter two weeks vacation.
 Judge and Mrs. Joseph NJ. DonG- an of High street and Mir. and ITS. John Higgins of Divinity rect were among the local people. ho attended the Danbury fair to- ay.
 J. Vincent Donovan clerk in the flee of Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan tended the Rockville fair yester- ay.
 Fire Prevention Week Tn an attempt to impress the yils of fire and to lessen fire haz-