New Britain herald., 1926-03-30

cd, Ginszauskis was at his work in New Britain factory. and although officers waited at his home until late at night, he did not return. He re- malhed away until this morning when he gave himself up.
 Apparently Ginszauskis was afraid of jail sentence, as this was his thlrd conviction for liquor violation. on hls first appearance he was fined SlOO and costs. and on the second occasion sl5O and costs.
 Fall Mountain School Site.
 It IS understood that a petition signed by a number of residents of the 18th school district at Fall Mountain asking that special school meeting be called for the con- slderation of a site for the proposed new school building. has been for Warded to the chairman of tho school committee. It is predicted that the meeting will be a stormy one, as have been practically all previous ones which were called to consider the same subject.
 New Traffic Signal fin Operation.
 The installation of the new traffic signal at the corner of School and West streets was completed last eve- nlng and the standard is now in op- cration.
 Trout Season To Open.
 Many of the local nimrods are now taking out fishing licenses in prep aration for the opening of the trout season on April 1. Most Of the ex- perienced anglers state that the weather has been so cold that the possibility or good trout fishing is very poor for some little time yet.
 Contracts Mailed to Teachers.
 New contracts for he season of 1926-7 were mailed yesterday to the teachers In the city schools. who have been reengaged, from the of- flee Of the superintendent of schools.
 All special teachers and most of the other teachers have been mailed contracts for signature, it is under stood,
 At the regular meeting of tho board of education held on March {, an increase of $100 a year was voted to all teachers in the high school receiving less than s1,6O0, and all those receiving over sl,600 will receive an increase of $50, with the exception of Mr. French. Mir. Josolo- witz and MT. ToWle, whose salary will be increased si0o. Thomas Monaghan, athletic coach, was also reengaged with salary increase of $l00.
 Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Eeiche was granted an increase of $2O0, Principal Henry E. Cottle of the High school s100, and two clerks in the office of MT. Reiche an in- crease Of $1 per week. Four tanitors in the high school have also been given increases Of $2 week, and two $2.50.
 Council Meeting Next Tuesday.
 The regular meeting of the city council will be held on Tuesday evening, April 6. at which time the general city tax will be laid. It is thought that tax of 16ts mills will he laid, as it is believed that this rate would be sufficient to take care ot this years budget requirements.
 Thalia Club Meeting
 Members of the Thalia club will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Weed of No. 24 Har- 'ison street. Mrs. Weed will be as- sisted in entertaining by Miss Mar Iorie Goodman and the readers will he Miss Emily Norton and Miss Bes- sic Cairns.
 Debate This Evening
 The Bristol High school debating cam will meet with the Wilby High ichool team of Waterbury this even ng at 8 o'clock in the auditorium 'f tho local school to discuss the ubtect. Resolved that the Philip line Islands should be given their independence"
 Excavation Started
 The excavation work for the new of the water department on Riverside avenue. was started yes crday and rapid progress is being 1ade. The Suzio Construction com any, 10 whom the contract was re- ently awarded, expect 10 complete he building in ninety working days.
 Red Mems Meeting
 The regular meeting of Com ounce Tribe, I. O. R. M.. will he ol1 this evening in Red Mems hall n Prospect street at o'clock,