New Britain herald., 1925-07-09
TEACHERS GRANTED.
 SALARY INCREASES
High School and Special h.
 StruCtorS Hear Good News
FIRE ON GREENE STREET
Damage of $500 This Morning At Bristol Realty Co. Tract--I7inal Dividend Paid By Hull, Ingraham X Co. To Creditors.

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 Many increases, due to the GUS tom of granting salary raises each year to instructors who remain at their posts, have been announced in the estimates of high school and special teachers for the next year.
 The increases are as follows; Prin- cipal Henry E, Cottle from s4.0o0 to &,2o0; Minnie A. Cobloigh from S2.300 10 s2,400; Mary Moves from S2,lOO to s2,2Oo; Arthur w. French from $2,3OO to s2,400; Beatrice L. Jones from $2,oOO to s2,100; Doro- thea l.. Rice from st45O to s1,50O; Alice l.. Pulsifer from s2,o00 to $2,10O; Agnes E. Jennings from sl 600 to S1,7Oo; Muriel B. Tanner from s1,600 to s1,7o0.
 Abbie Dillingham; $1,70O to $l,- 500; Ruth l. Stearns from $l,65O to sl,So0; Leonic F.. Grove from S1,T0O to S1,S00; w. A, Towle Jr from s2.1O0 to $2,200; Samuel Jos olwitz from $1,Sr0 to s2,oOO; Eliza beth Pettibone from $1,50O to s1,- 600; Ruth E. Grout from s1,S5o to $1,45O; Mona G. O'Hara from sl,55o to $1,45O; Mildred Rowe (High SchooD from S1,7OO to s1,SOO.
 Kate Linfield from s1,S00 to $2,- coo, Ruth Crockett from s1,65O to S1.75O; Catherine Case from s2,oOV to I2lO0; Pearl M. Anderson from s1,S0O to $l,4o0; Dorothy stone from s1.2OO to s1,S50; Eugene Giammattco from s2,4Oo to s2,5OOj
 John II. Hes from sl,700 to s1,SOo' George E. Wooster from $l,70O tc $1,S00.
 Elizabeth Gleason from S2,1OO tt s2,2O0; Fay Taylor from $l,15o t' sl.S50; Azilda Hcbert from $1,4O' - to $l,5oo; Alice H. Hayden iron s1.95O to S9.O50; Maebelle Brook from 1,4Oo to s1,55O; Mary F. Mul ligan from s1 500 to s1,9Oo; Eugenii ) R. Norton from Sl,250 to s1,55O; pr
 A. S, Bracket from s1,20O to Sl, - 800; Irene O'Brien from sl,5OO t $160o. . George w. Blickley from $s,65 2 to S2.S0N; Helen R. Tracey from Sl' , 9cO 10 s2,OO0; Mildred Rowe (phy 9 sjcal education) from Sl,40O to Sl,
 500; Rolfc F. Rowe from $500 {
 $500; Mrs. Louise Chapin froI
 s72o to 5000; Thomas Monahan frol
 $500 to s650.
 ' Florence pease from sl,ooS to Sl S o&2; Jerome Moody from HSOo c s1.S52: Hello Fulgenti from $1,3C il to s1.S5o: John Gaarnoau from s1 'I g4S 10 $1.SOo; Emil Massaro fro C S1.24S to s1,S0o; Tony Montel = from s1So0 to s1,S2o.
 '- Ann G. Brother from s1.04O d s11t4: Hazel A. Stone from si,St y to s1.4o4 Karl A. Reiche from S4
 c0o to s4,50o.
 < Pay Final Dividend e Payment of a final dividend of 9 " per cent was made today to cred
 tors of Hull, 1ngraham & Co.,,
 large stock brokerage house Of th
 city. which went into hankrupt'
 three years ago, The company b Ut came bankrupt after the failure ,e a brokerage house in Bosto 'h through which a large portion es business was being done. When t S local company failed, it had offic m in Torrington and Meriden as VI n' as in this city.
 L. Fire Damages House
 Fire at 2:45 this morning in t
 house at 114 Greene street belon
 ing to the Bristol Realty O., thref . ened the entire neiChherhood as gave Company No. and Squad cd a stiff battle for a short time. T ill fremen quickly brought the fire Il ill der control and eNtinguished 1t VI m the use of chemicals with a dama
 loss estimated at $500.
 - The fire broke out in the apa 1 ment occupied by the family Harry A. Strong who are now in visit to Maine, Nick MacDounel
 who lives downstairs, discovered , fire when he smelled smoke a r called the department,
 y Funeral Of Mrs. Wilcox I- The funeral of Mrs. James i. Wilcox of South street who died :. Orlando. Fla, on Sunday, was h
 this afternoon at o'clock at
 Trinity church, where services w st conducted hy Rev. w. c. Gri;h W The burial was In the West cen 5. tcry
 ,t EcSurfaCing street
 Rcsurfacing of Woodland str
 has been started by the public wo
 department so that traffic con = lions may be improved. The depa lE ment recently completed Ma as street and will make repairs
 other city streets as soon as DO