New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09

lebliged to share the expeass n p
utical parties. which re1uoes thsil
net earnings. Councilman Wllseu
seconded the motion. Councilman
Larson amended to mako NO in
fcrease and Councilman Warner &c.
ended the amendment. remarkinl
that he did not believe In saddlina
the expense Of political parties o1te
the taxpayers of the community,
Councilman Ziegler was excused
from voting because Registrar Zieg.
Ter h his brother. and Councilmen
Parker. Willametz. Warner and Lar
son voted to make no increase,
while Councilmen Foster. Sablotsky,
Greene and Wilson voted for the IA
per cent increase. There being . tie
vote. Councilman c. H. laxon.
chairman, voted to make no in
crease and the amendment OF Coun-
Gilman Larson prevailed.
Councilman Sablotsky moved to
amend an increase from $3.50 to
$3.50 in the salary of Lena Kran0-
WITT, first clerk in the office Of the
board of assessors. The boards rec
ommendation was for an increase to
$500. Councilman Willametz sec
onded Councilman Sablotsky's mo-
ton and it was adopted.
Bacon Gets $500 More
On motion Of Councilman Warner,
seconded by Councilman Wiliametz.
an increase In the salary Of Clerk
Arthur w. Bacon Of the board OF
compensation and assessment from
$1,000 to $500 was voted. the re-
quest being for a $500 increase.
On motion Of Councilman 6ablot-
sky, seconded by Councilman VILLA
metz. an increase In salary Of the
sealer Of weights and measures. Carl
A. Carlson, was voted. ~ requested,
from $1,000 to $1,000.
Kirl<I,am Granted 500 More
Councilman Ziegier moved that no
increase be recommended In the sal
airy OF Corporation Counsel J. H.
Kirkham, who petitioned for an In
crease from $4,000 to $1,000. Coun-
Gilman Wilson seconded tho motion.
Councilman Parker suggested .
$500 increase and Councilman Fos-
ter seconded 1t. Councilman Ziegler
withdrew his motion and 1t was
voted to recommend $500 increase.
No Increase for Prosecutors.
Councilman Larson moved that no
increase be voted In the salary Of
Prosecuting Attorney J. g. Woods.
who asked an increase from $4,000
to $500. Councilman Parker Sec
onded the motion. but Councilman
Greene said he felt the position was
worth more than $4,000 and 1t was
being filled satisfactorily. He amend
ed to increase it by $3.50. and Coun-
Gilman Sablotsky agreed. but they
we're the only members who voted in
favor of 1t. and Councilman Larsons
motion prevailed.
Councilman Parker moved that no
Increase be voted In the salary OF
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney w.
NJ. Greenstein, who petitioned for
an increase from $500 to $4,000.
Councilman Wilson seconded the
motion and it was carried without
comment.
Councilman Sablotsky moved that
the salary OF the clerk OF commit
tees, J. w. Roche. be increased from
$500 to $500. Councilman Warner
seconded the motion and 1t was car
ried.
When the health department rec
concentrations were reached, Coun-
Gilman Ziegler moved that no IN
crease be voted in the salary OF DR..
Il. w. Pullen. superintendent. The
present salary is $4,000 and q S5oo
increase was recommended by the
board. Councilman Willametz Sec
onded the motion of Councilman
Ziegler and 1t was carried.
Two inspectors Survive
Councilman Ziesier moved that
no increase be made in the salary Of
First Sanitary Inspector John A.
Dolan. The present salary IL $500
and the board recommended sloo
increase. Councilman Willametx sec
onded the motion OF Councilman
Ziegler, and 1t was carried.
Councilman Willamstz moved that
no increase be made in tho salary
of Second Sanitary Inspector Thorn
as II. Crowley and Councilman Zieg-
Ter seconded the motion. Council.
man Sablotsky amended the motion
to grant the recommended increase
from $17oo to $500 and Council
man Wilson seconded 1t but 1t was
lost.
Councilman Sablotsky made an
effort to secure favorable action on
the recommendation that the salary
Of Dewey selander, third sanitary
inspector. be increased from $500
to Sl700 and Councilman Greene
seconded the motion. which brought
about a lengthy discussion A. to the
duties of the inspectors and the
length OF their service. Councilman
sablotsky made the point that In
spector Selander lost an arm on the
battlefields Of France in World War
and this fact. together with the type
OF work and the efficiency which
characterizes the discharge Of the
duties by Inspectors Crowley and
Selander should merit confederation,
Councilman Parker moved that
the committee reconsider Its action
in ra;ocfin~ fho rAcNua m md a fiAne