New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1924, Page 2

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Voice Culture EAR TRAINING SeHT READING NEW BRITAIN DAILY FIRST BANQUET OF | DISABLED VETERANS [ New Britain Chapter to Hold Function Wadnesday, Jan. 16 Fhe first annual Disabled Amerlcan Veterans of World War, New Hritain Chapter, No. 5, will be held Wednesday even- ing, January 16, at the EIks club on Washington street, and promises to Le one of the most brilliant sociai cients held in this city this vear. Governor Charles A, Templeton will be the guest of honor and a number of other prominent officials of hoth ity and state will be present. The program the evening is as Banner, ier, toast- Revs Henry W, Mayor Angelo M ex-Mayor George banquet of th tollows assembly master I'aonessa; remarks, [ A. Quigley; v Mrs, Mary T i Crean; remarks, Rev, J. Leo Sullivan; piano selectic John J. Crean; speech, State Commander Howard Barr; remarks, Rev, Henry W, Maier; vocal solo, Miss Kathleen Walsh; re- marks, Robert C. Vance; remarks, | solo, GOV, C. A, TEMPLETON Prominent Men At First Banquet Of Disabled Veterans January 16 || ERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 12, 1924. EDUGATION BUDGET - TOTAL 1§ 3919310 'Sohool Boand Wil Nead $54810 for Expenses Next Year . At the meeting of the school board yesterday afternoon the finance com- mittee submitted the proposed budget for the fiscal year 1924-1925. It was voted to postpone action on the matter until January 256 when a special meeting will. be held prepara- tory to approaching the board of finance and taxation for the appro- priation. The proposed budget calls for & total of $918,310, or an hl(-l:eue of ,810 over the appropriation for the present vear. In addition to the ‘regular items an additional $7,000 is asked, $2,000 for retaining walls and grading at the Monroe #chool and $5,000 for equipment of the pro- posed cafeteria at the High school. Chalrman George W. Traut of the finance committee outlined some of (the items and answered questions | from the members of the board. On | motion of Commissioner Kilbourne it 1was voted to table action for two Clyde Rowley, post commander; | marks, D( wey Selander, past com- mander; “America,” assembly A tasty menu has been prepared by | Mrs. A, Kronholm An invitation to all | servicemen of the city whether mem- bers of the New, Britain chapter or { not to attend has' been issued through the unanimous vote of the local post | passed at the last meeting. Fred Fleischauer is chairman ot the gen- | eral committee and Leroy Leonard is chairman of the nmermlnmem com- mittee. {EREET TARIFF WALL ' FOR PEDDLERS HERE ' High Fees Decided Upon for Out of Town Vendors re- disabled ex- EX-MAYOR G. A, QUIGLEY | Twelve fruit and vegetable |appeared last night before the ordi- {hance committee of the common eouncll in support of Councilman Du- {vid L. Nair's resolution to increa the fees of peddlers whose residence |18 not in this city urged a ceptance of a recommendation tha those living in New Britain be assess | ©d 82 @ month and those coming trom out of town $560 a year or § a day while in the city je Disguised As Parmers AS arguments for the advanced the claim that they neeting unfalr competition | peddlers coming here with « and frozen produce they quickly sell by layer of whelesome produce get eut of the and the local peddlers gt the ahus from housewives distiy guish one peddler ther ordinance committe night's session. The of one llers who come red brimmed hate and boots themselves as farmers while fn v handling carloads of in peddlers | inereases they are no Harttorl oads ayed which can placing over | hey tow sAME who cannot from & was told at committee wa Hartf erc attired in bl neek told family of ord ped overalls srehieds, | d ting ality reprose they produce, Local Peddiers Favor Move Among the peddiers are HI\ Il w Huriby i ANPHION CLUB IN LS HILARIOUS CONEDY \ str M \ll " who =pol Schlafer of paport o Wetner o 8. Epstein « Counecilman nember of the mitte tavored the incre members e rinvwl\- tactics cddiers High School Students Present “Come Out of the Kitchen” employed by ou Corpo am it was vo inding nmitt inadvisable orbitant fees merely tection to local peddie might be difficulty James D. Donahue Bonth's ok HAVE YOUR ENES EXAMINED ASD GLASSES MITTED A. PINKUS l,m' Specinli- 200 MAIN ST. New Britam SO 7 —" - MATT MOORE i “STRANGERS OF THE NIGHT™ CAPITOL—MONDAY EaE Publisher Molean Says That Seeretary weeks in order to give the members sufficient time to look over the pro- posed budget and thus enable them ‘o deal with it efficiently. How Money Will Be Spent. IFor janitors, $40,000 is asked. I'lie appropriation for the present fiscal year was $33,000, . Chairman Traut explained that it was diflicult to keep the janitors contented at the salaries they now receive. For teaching day schools $622,000 is asked, the appropriation for the present fiscal year being $606,800, Tuitlon, state board of education, is estimated at $53,800, an increase of $3,300, for the open air school supplies 83,600 is sought, a $500 increase, als though it is only $200 more than was spent last year, the appropriation being too small. Kindergarten sup- plies will require $1,000, which Is $200 more than was asked last year. Medical inspection, nurses and dental hygiene call for $14,200. The appro- priation for the present fiscal year was $0,250 It is proposed to in- orease the na'm-)‘ of the school phy- siclan from $3,000 to 33,600 and |allow for an increase of $100 apiece _.|in the salary of both nurses, For vacation schools the board will ask ' 81,800, in Increase of $800. There is no increase asked in the salary of the superintendent The attendance bureau asks § increase of 82 This is to allow for an in- crease (n the salaries of the three at- tendance clerks and to provide money for hiring an additional clerk, also $450 for an automoblle, The census will crease of 2200, Clerks' salaries will total 810,460, an increase of $1,460. his s to allow for an extra clerk at the senjor high school and for increases in the salary of other clerks. For printing 88,000 is asked, an incréase of $500 The evening schools will need $12,. the previous appropriation was For supplies $20,000 will be The present appropriation s For text books $14,000 is this being an increase of $3,- I“or library and apparatus $2,000 will be needed, un increase of 81,000, The committes has found that $1,000 Is only about one-half the amount re. ouwired for this item For furniture and equipment $10,000 is asked, Re. pairs will require $35,000, the appro- priation for the present fiscal year being 827,900, For light and power £10,000 is asked, an increased of $800, The cost of fuel will ba $25,000 the samg amount as was appropri- ated for the present year., Insurance Wil cost $5,750, 84,250 less then was appropriated for this item for the present year, Miscellaneous items tor the TR UD to $10,000, an increase of under the | gg o0 e Addition to Smalley School Chairman P. F. King of the school accommodation committees told the d that it is proposred to ask for $290,000 for an addition to the 8mal- ey school to allow ‘for 16 new class an auditorium, a gymnasitm and equipment. Por the eity's share of installing a new heating plant at the Camp school it is estimated 318, 00 will be needed, this amount be. ing equal to an amount appropriated by the state. The timates t 82 $cnn- for a ne school site in the Teapot section of the city, The hoareggan- eard thorized the committce to appear be- ore the board of finance and taxation sk for an appropriation to cover items which total $268,000. Changes i Teaching Stafr resignation of Marie A eneher of French in the and Florence the Smalley appointments of Ruby Higgins, as teagher of Engiish and the senjor high school, nic Soollon, as teacher of grade Elihu Burt®t jumior high tay Begley, as teacher of n the Nathan Hale school Wolskl, as teacher of grade Smailey and Wi Groth, general shop teacher in itor high school, were made Granted Leave of Absence request of William C. ¥rench, )l of the C unior hig! one cave of ab- te poor k was grant pay WANTED! WILL BLUY 3-TENEMENT HOU" In New Britain Have $5,000 Cosh to Invest ADDRESS BOX 10 HERALD wought w00, REN. 4. LEO SULLIVAN Tucker, t. Christ's A gue table i last 1 and certainly galore. Other e Allce Pitteinger d Chester the stra under the di- . Matt CHECKS NOT CASHED hews Pall Did Not Cash $100.000 Loan He Oficred Him. 1,000 will be needed Tive Sirkin, a er in epted, The were «chool, rests Teapot Dome tra for ear's e a'th without | cost $800, an in- committee also es- | SLEDS—SLEDS—SLEDS Better Get Yours Now “ Last Year Sleds Were Scaree’ SNOW. AND ICE ARE COMING! Herbert L. Mills HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. THE TREAT OF TPEWEEK NEW HAVEN DAIRY - SUNDAY SPECIAL 5 S g SOLD AT THE SPECIAL PRICE 30" PINT-60'QUART A New Flavor Combination Weekly. This week is Orange and Chocolate Ice Cream with Cherries. Sold only by New Haven Dairy Dealers. ZIONIST ASSEMBLY HERE NEXT TUESDAY 5. e | There's a chump lnsidée with my sis- ‘Rabbi Silverman of Har}lord 10/ ter vt paving me 10 conte s Address Mass Meeting | In Service HWenevolent Gentleman--My, 1ittia | boy, have you no better way to spend lhll beautiful = afternoon than by ‘numling in rrm.( of the gate, idling ositively fresh egas 810, doz. sell Bros, 301 Main 8t Aavt. Rabbi Morris Silverman of | . e snpes-—ces—— manue! Temple, Hartford, will ::4; ‘m oisy evesing at Telmed. Tere CAPITOL—MONDAY P ‘ . Pirate Gold ! . RANGERS OF THE NIGHT” Rus- the . He York, Sliverman rabbis in Nowburgh, is one of the country. New youngest was born in Only Three More Shopping Days Before You Sail Where's Your KODAK Take Your Binoculars, Films and Extra Glasses —o—— Bon Voyage a-reto_@nr castern | John- | scniot | RABBI MOKRIIS SILVERMAN, and recelved his bachelor of arts de- gree from Ohio State university In 1918, where he made Phi Beta Kappa. While at college he was president of | the Political Science #lub and captain of the senlor debating team. After graduating from Ohlo State university he continued his studics at Columbia university in"New York city, where he | won a scholarship in American his |tory, and obtained a Master of Arts degree In 1917 While studying in Columbia he be- came associatel with the Congregation | Mount Sinal of Brookiyn, and officiat- ed there as rabbi while still a sta- dent of the Jewish Theological semin- | ary of America. He was gradvated from the seminary with the degree of rabbi in 1922, While there he receiv- cd prizes in public speaking and for the best Sermon written and preached in the seminary and other honors. In the fall of 1920 while still a #ti- dent he was called to Temple Jsrael of Washington Heights, New York ity Last September The Harvey & Sitverman 10 thke charge of 85 WEST MAIN n that congregation xew Brihin. C”‘- manue Rabbi the pulpit Cantor Emmanie | prew melodies at the meeting. Panl Discount of Temple will sing Yiddish and He-