New Britain herald., 1925-08-29
FIGHT LOOMS OVER
 ENGAGING TEACHER
Council and School Board May
 Lock Horns Again
VOCATIONAL INSTRUCTOR
Date of FirCmcn's iicld Day Left With Chief Hayes -- Candidates For Voting Priv ilcgc Must Isc New Forms to Tile Applications.

What will tho board of education 'lo with ifs special vocational in structor hired last spring whom the schools reopen next week" is the question that is hcing asked about tho city today. Since the council turned down the request for an ap. nropriation to pay for the expenses of the industrial course in the high school last summer. nothing has been heard of the hoard Of cduca- tons decision in the matter. al though one or two meetings of that board have h"cn held since the council turn down. The couuCilmen sail at the time of tho rejection of the requested appropriation that they wished to scc just how the board of education would get the money. when there was no money to he had.
 Ithas not been a secret that the city expenses have been very high in the last few years and that the city fathers have been hard out to find the where Uithal to keep the municipality functionlng. When the appropriation for the vocational instructor was turned down, 1t was said that a line must be drawn l somewhere and it was the unanim- ous opinion of the council members that the industrial course was not an absolute necessity.
 Hence the shaving of expenses in- cludeG the dropping out of that course, as far as the council was concerned. The refusal of the coun- Cil 10 vote the money was taken as throwing down the gauntlet and citi- 2cns have sat back in anticipation of a battle royal between the two boards.
 The silence of the board Of educa- ton has been taken by the council members 10 mean that the Joins of the board were being girded for the coming fray which is expected to start soon after inc reopcning of the schools. A skirmish is expected by the counci for the next meeting of that body on Tuesday night. Heretofore the board of education has come off victorious in its fights with the council. but even if the council is vanquishcd this time the councilmen say that il will he an empty victory because there win be no money to pay the bill.
 Must Change Forms
 That the old forms of applications to be made voters cannot be used because Of important changes made by the last legislature has 3cen an- nounced hy City Clerk Thomas B { Steele. The now law requires that an applicant must state whether he | has been made an clcCtOr in anoth- 1 or town or state and if so. notifiCa- lion must go to the officials in the | town or state that he applicant has changed his voting residence to this | city. Accordingly new blanks have been necessary as tho old blanks do i not fully conform with the lrgula- tiCms.
 All applications to he made voters must be in the hands of the regis trats on or before September s at 5 o'clock ?. m. if the applicant desires to vote at the coming city election. schools Reopen
 Schools will reopen on September 2, giving teachers an opportunity to remain at their homes over Labor Day All preparations have been made for the resumption of the ses- sions as buildings have been repaired and altered during the summer and vacancies in the faculties have been filled.
 Funeral Of Mrs. SchiGtti The funeral of Mrs Carmclla SchihtU was held this morning at 9;30 o'clock at her home at 22 Chestnut street. A solemn high mass of requiem was celebrated hy Rev. Louis Rcccaris al st. Anthony's church. Burial took place in St. Thomas cemetery.
 Mrs Scmfritti died yesterday aft