New Britain herald., 1929-07-03
Bristol Meus
RAISES IN SCHOOL PAY TOTAL S7,605
Thomas Monahan'S Promotion Brings Him Largest Increase
SEWERAGE SYSTEM HELD UP

UU II ullNUu U U lUIl llIuD u Request From Eore>t,ille Awaited
 Would Relocate soldiers Monu-
 mcnt-May Have to Clean Bed Of
 PcquaBuck--Carn als Banned.
 Increases to high school and spc- cial teachers, the school health de- partment nurses and school athletic directors as announced by the board of education to become effective with the opening of the fall term on Sep tember 4, total $7,605. The largest individual increase will go to Thomas Monahan, who has been promoted from part-time coach of high school athletics 10 full time director of sports at the high and grammar schools,
 Increases totalinG $1134 have also been granted to the uperintendcnt of schools. members of his staff, and the building superintendent at the high school and members of his force These increases become et- fective July 15,
 The individual increases effective Jlxy 4, are as follows; Principal Henry E. Cottle, from $4,7Oo to $4,- 900: Minnie A. Cobleigh, assistant principal. $2,650 to $2,S25: Abbie Dillingham;, $2,O5O to S2.150; Ed wina B. Lucas, $170o 10 $1.So0: Christina Reid, $l,S00 to S1,9O9; Genevieve Hamilton, $1.5uO to Sl.- GOO; Alice (. Pulsifcr, $2,350 to s. 45o; Beatrice l.. Jones, $2,350 to $2,- 450; W. A. ToNle, Jr., $2, 500 10 s. 500; Mona G. O'Hara, $1,750 to S1.- $50; Grace Stack, $1350 to $1,5oo; Mary Bracket, $l,G50 to S1.5O0; l'lorrie Anderon. $l7Oo to $1SOo. Paul klimplle, S2,500 to S2,7O0; Rena (. Hayes. $l,550 to SLIGO; Mary Moves. S2,45o to $2.500; Ruth r. IIggleston, sl,60O to $l.7OO: Robert A. Greene, S1,900 to S2.O50? Ruth R. Crockett. $g,050 to $2,150; Helen NJ. Heffernan. S1,550 to $1,- | roo; Ora E. Craig, $2.400 to $2,500; Agnes l.. Jennings, $2,00O to $2.100; Viola Byam, Sl.7O0 to $1S00: Ar thur w. French, S2,700 to $2,S00; 1 Ester J. Smead, $1.35o to $f,55O, Joseph W. Cooke, S1,70O to $1.S5O; Reginald C. Morrel, $1.650 to Sl,- 500; Harold w. Giffin, $3.300 to S3,- foo; Carl A. Magnuson, s1.GO0 to ' AI T., | oT0 to $2.300; Catherine B. Case, g. 25o to S2,350: Pearl NJ. Anderson, $l,G50 to $1,7JO; Isabel NJ. Foote. $l,500 to $1.650.
 ! Charlotte II. Ellison s1,2Oo 10 !S1,35o; Eugene Giammattco. $2.700 to $2.Soo: John H, Hes. $2,lOO 10 $2,20o; Arthur F. Elsemore, $l,750 l to $1,S5o; Merle E. Tuthil. S2,d0O i to %l,l00; Gcnevievc D. Anderson, ! $L7o0 to $l,So0: Hale B, Anthony, $l.@10 to S1.500; Vera R. Prince, $2.lpO 10 $2,2OO; Azilda Hebert, $1- 15o 10 $1,S5o; Honor $. Randall. $l,- @5o 10 $l,5Oo; Martin F. Anderson. &2,45o 10 $2,700; Mildred Rowe, $l,Sjo to sl,@5o;, Mildred r.. Han- iach $1,4o0 to $1,5U0; Mary F. Null lisan, $2,lo0 10 $@,2U0; Eugenia B. i Norton, S1.G00 to $I.7uo: Irene O'Brion. $l.Soo to $L9o0; Anne Liv- soy, $1.15o to Sl,3no: May F.. Hub bell, $1,ooo to SLIGO; Rolfe F. Rowe, S700 10 &SOO.
 The increases effective July July l5 are: Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Eeichc, $5.250 to $5.5Oo: Hazel :. Downs. $l.G64 to $1,76S; Anne G. Crowthcr, N,tOt to SI.5oS: Vivian Lacourse, $7SU to $SS5; Dorothea A. Stecd, $I1i4 to St.24S: Jerome Moody, $s.VS0 to S2..IG; NoIIo I'ulGontL $1.5G0 10 $1.Gl2; Emil Massaro. $l.560 to sI.G12; Jo- seph Morin, S1.4o4 to $l.5oS: Charles hemarcAt, $2.oSo to S9,2I0.
 E0rcstNiilc sewers
 No action will he taken by the city council in connection with tn, proposed sewer system for Forest vile and East Bristol until the mar. ter IS hroached by residents of thoa, sections, 1t was intimated by tn, city council last evening. Mayor w ! Raymond Crumb, in bringing tn, matter ID before the city fathers pointed out hat the matter of sewe, facilities concerned only the resi- dents of the districts affected auC that II was up to them 10 decid, whether or not they wished to hay, a special election called to deter mine the wish of the majority. Be fore such an election can be held however. it will be necessary for tn, riSIStrarS 10 prepare special lis of the voters in the territory whicl would be served by the proposed sewer. The question was referred t, Corporation Counsel William x. De RoSier, and his opinion. read at las nights meeting, is as follows:
 You have inquired as to wha date may be fixed for q special cleo tors meeting in the matter of tn construction of a sewer system in tn, second taxing district of Forestvillt
 "The act provides that the warn ing of said electors meeting shall h, signed by the mayor and the cit.