New Britain herald., 1928-10-17
Bristol Mem,
S49,9ll NEEDED
TO RUN SCHOOLS
OF This Amount $o5,o& VIII
Be Required for Salaries
OTHER FOR INCIDENTALS

QUO New voters Are Made At Tues
days Sitting Of Selectmen-Sydne
NJ. Brainard Is Appointed As Act
ing Assessor-Other News.
| The sum of $34a,s1l will be re
CURED for the operation of the pub
nc schools for the year lseS-29, &C
cordlng to figures presented by Su
perlntendent of Schools Karl A
helche at d joint meeting of tn,
council last night. OF this amour
s3oo,0S6 will be required for teach
ers salaries and the balance for in
c!dentals.
The salary of the superintendent
OF schools will remain at $3.50, ~
indicated in June when the estimates
were first prepared. In his offic,
will be three clerks whose salarie:
will be $3.50, $1.404. and 1864
$500 in included for incidentaIs
bringing the total Of the department
to s10,59S.
The High school, estimate thi.
year totals $103.S63 and NATURAL,
represents the largest item of tn,
estimate sheet. Included in tn.
estimate is $500 for special equip
ment. $s.l0o as a special appropria
ton and $l4,50O for which no ex
PLANTATION is given except that it viii
be used for incidentals.
The estimates for the othe,
schools in the city are as follows
Old High school, $500; Fedora
Hill and Jennings schools, S3S,o5o;
North Side, slS,7o0; South Side
s55, 400; East Bristol, Sl9.66o; For
estville, sc3,95o; Stafford, S2,375;
Edgewood, se,275; Edgewood, trans.
lortation, $3.50; South Chippins Hill
S2.l75; North Chippins Hill, $l,1oO;
Fall Mountain. $2.425; home econ.
omics, $4,000: manual training, S..
100; music, $3.50; drawing, $500;
music and drawing, transportation
1925; medical inspection. $1,000:
ev ming school. $1,000: health
school, $685.; attendance, s775;
physical education. $500; library
$500, special teachers transporta
ton, $3.50.
To Use Old High School
AS indicated in the Herald earlier
in the week, Superb tendent OF
Schools Karl A. Rciche that 1t would
De necessary to use the old Hig..
school to accommodate the freshn.a n
class in the fall Of 1929 At II
present time the freshman class at
the High school has 316 pupils or 81
per cent OF the total s. kool enroll
ment. In 1920 when the school was
c-ected the total enrolment for all
four classes was $40. In the opinion;
OF the school superintendent the
amount required to place the Old
High school in shape for occupancy
would not exceed $4,000.
At the present time two rooms ir
the old school building are used for
the health school.
Funeral Of Mrs. Alexfna Nourse
The funeral of Mrs. Alexiua
Nourse of Wolcott street. who died
Monday night at the Bristol hos
pital, will be held at o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at the Baptist church.
Rev. P. F. Wolfenden will conduct
the services and burial will be in
West cemetery.
Attending Convention
Chief John H. Hayes Of the local
fire department left yesterday for
Philadelphia where he will attend
the national convention of fire chiefs.
]. o. o. +. Meeting
A meeting OF Pequabuck lodge. L
Q. o. f.. will be held at 8 o'clock
this evening in Arcanum hall. The
first degree will be conferred on 4
large class Of candidates represent
ing Phoenix lodge. No. So. Sequassen
lodge, No. -, stephen Terry lodge.
No. So and Pequabuck lodge. A buff
fet lunch will be served at the con-
clusion of the business session.
1858 More Voters Made
Three hundred and sixty EIGHT
new voters were made at Tuesdays
session of the board of selectmen,
bringing the total made to date to
l,272. OF the number made yes
terday. 232 appeared in Forestvilie
between the hours of to .. M.
and 1876 were made in Bristol from
a. m. to p. IN. There are still
,ver 1900 yet to be made before the
time limit for making voters expires.
MIR. Monahan Dies
Thomas Monahan, athletic coach
- the Bristol High school. was
called to Shelburne Falls. Mass.
Tuesday morning by the death OF his
father.
The elder Monahan was we'll
known in this city and was an ardent
follower of sports. His last visit
2ere was made when a testimonial
Inner was rendered Tommy Mona
IAN last winter.
Appointed Acting Assessor
Sidney NJ. Barnard was appointed
~ Acting Mayor Frank Dutton as
acting assessor to assist the board of
assessors during the illness Of Daniel
ieffernan. Mr. Heffernan has been
to his home for the past