The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-13

There iS Q yearly increase for teachers under the maximum and in addition certain other employees were given small increases. Tcach- CTS getting pay increases and tho pay they will now receive are: Hen. " Ciesiewski, e2,0i4; Helen Dinne- ny, si,6B0; Raymond Foley, S2,240; Anna dibbud, 9i,7e6; Martha John. son, Si,804; James T. Leary, 42,080; F;stelle McDonough, 9i,B64; Helen McDonough, ei,b30; Edwin c. Mil- ier, S2,5B0 Frances Moss, s2000; Lauriston r. Moves, S2,BS0; Leofa O'Neiil, 91,BB0; Mary Penrosc, Si,- 7sO; Henry w. Pope, s2,b8O; Marga. ret Mcduire, Si,700; Catherine Cur- tin, ei,700 Helen Balinski, Si,700; Gardner Wood, S2,80O; Sarah Beardsley, 5000; Leon R. Corliss, $2,5eO; Gertrude M. Madigan, S2,- 0BO of which Sl,040 is paid by the state; Lorraine Benhan1e, Si 200.
 Miss Marjorie Squlres, clerk in the siperintendent's office, and Mss Helen Zembrugki, secretary at the office of Principal Charles P. Sladc, were granted Sl week increases, their pays to Dc respectively Sl,1i8 and Si,i04. The pay of William stahl, oak street janitor, was raised from SB20 to $024, the pay Of Joseph Stein, Beebe street school Janitor (this school now being used aB SC. icctive service headquarters) was increased from @3i2 to 9364. The pay of Mrs. Agnes Grant, Salem ca- feteria worker, was increased to S7gO, and Mrs. Caroline c. HugheB pay, she being q high school cafete- ria worker, was raised to $060.
 Ellen Duffy and Ruth Leary, ca. feteria workers were raised to $703 each annually. Prank Baker, otit- side worker, who has been getting s2O a week, and works 7-day week, was given q 9i weekly increase, his pay starting in September will be Si, ,002. All such increases start iil September.
 Nasmed Regular
 Miss Madeline Cainc, who has been a full time substitute, was made q regular and her pay was set at 9i, ,460. It was indicated the pays Of MT. Wood. Miss Benhaln, Miss Bcardslcy, as increased, will be maximum pays for the respective positions. MT. Wood is a manual training teacher in the grades, Miss Beardgley is afr art supervisor ifi elementary schools, and Miss Bcn- ham iS high school librarian.
 Pays of other teachers aS ap- proved yesterday are: high school, o. P. sladc, principal, 43,500; Fran. ces D, Burns, 5000; Gertrude s. Butterworth, 5000; Colctte Daly, 5000; Edward J. Duff, S2,600; Mary Emerson, 5000; Louise drainger, S2,iO0 Arch. D. Hyde, 92,800; Ed ward l.. Kchot, 92.G00; Dorothy M. Moss, 5000; Elna c. Nybcrg. e2,- 900; Gertrude Y. Peck, 5000; Elear- or Welies, 82O00.
 Salem school, Helen c. Moroncy, principal, 12,3S0; Della Nyberg, Si,- 700; Virginia Smith, $1 700; Eliza. beth Meegan, Si,700 Elizabeth c. Flaherty, 9i 900; Mary T. Foley, $i.- 700: Lillian Smith, 1900; Julia A. Casey, $500 Margaret Nolan, Si,- 600; Katherine l.. Hail, Kathryn KanerzeI, Jennie J. Barrett oil Sl.. 600 each; Catherine Casey, Si040. supt. Chittenden explained Miss Casey'g name was placed on the list because it iB expected she will rc- turn to teach here, she having had . years leave Of absence and having received a M. A. degree at BoSton university,
 Central avenue, Agnes M, Jackson, 1f 700; Esther Dalton, Mary Ncas Tie Mcduire. Agnes L. Brecn. Y, Marceila Kiefnan. Anna V. Dow. ling, Jeannctte Freeman, $i 800 each; oak street, Teresa 3. Daly, principal, 1i,s00; Theresa Wripn, Mary E. Smith, Y. Hazel Perrose, 1i, 600 each; Rubber avenue, Mae T. Cullen, principal, $500 Cecella Reynolds, Florcna Reilly, Julia c. Mccarthy, Nellie D. Kiernan, $500 each.
 Hop Brook, Florence oLoughlin, principal, 5000; Catherine Talbot, q, TOO; Esther Dalton, Mary Nca- ", Annh K. Lynch, $500 each; Prospect street, Alice A, Quisi, prin- cipai, 5000; Mary Donahuc, Cath erine Duffy, Marguerite Maher, Katherine Kane, Nellie Nybers, oenevieve German, $500 each; droyeside school, Irene Miller, S1,s 0b0; Hazel Payne, $500; kinder gartens, LenoFe Leafy, Pauline Smith, Florence Mccarthy Si,0OO each,
 Eleanor Broadrick, special ele- faentaFy teacher, 9i,700; Ethelmae Kenney, supervisor, 5000; Peter J, Foley, supervisor, e2,g00. Of which $500 is for his work aS attendance office, e20O As playground super visor, and $500 as physical educas ton supervisor. Dental Hyglelist Helen King, 9IA50; school nurse, Elizabeth q. Neary, ei,eOO supt. Of Schools Harold E. Chittenden, e4.. 700: Mary Brazis. clerk. si,960; janitors-Jobn Zalesky, SI0O2; pa- trick McKeop. q i,6G0; Edward Carl sor, 1ibg0; Michael Dolan, sI ,b0O; Agnes HoadIey, SIPS; Harry szak- f,aitig, ei bgO; James Y. McCailn, Si, ,g20: John Millward, ei,S2O; George duzunaS, 3i,716.