New Britain herald., 1925-09-30
H. STUDENTS TO
 ATTEND YALE GAME
Principal Lord Arranging for
 Crowd of Eli Hooters
GEORGE A. HISCOX DIES
Veteran Fireman Answers Last Call Would Treble Salaries Of Select
 mm--Student Council at High
 School--Voting Machines Set Uu.

Yale is scheduled to have some real support when her football team plays Maryland on Saturday. No- vember '. for Principal Phillips H. Lord of the Plainville high school, with the help of one of the friends of the school, has made arrangements for tho en- tire enrolment of his school to go 1 down to Now Haven and witness that contest In the bowl, The trip will Dc made by bus or private cars. This morning, when MT. Lord asked for a Rshow of hands from all those whc I would like to go, arms and hands were fairly thrown into the air from all over the room.
 Arrangements have not vet beer fully completed, but it is hoped tha everything will Be definitely settled within a week. The trip, entrance and seats will cost the students abou 8 dollar apiece. It is plans like thi that are knitting the school into strongly organized unit
 oln0r hlSn Ntlo'l hilS'
 \ student council committee ha been elected at the high school an will take charge of great man of the student activities. The com mittee is made up of Mir. WebeI chairman; Miss Confnrti, Mir. pigglf Mir. Robertson and Mir. Royce.
 A music committee, of which Mis Ostman is chairman, has also bee chosen. The other members of it ar l MT. Arcari and Mr. Tolli. An orChes tra Is already under way and plan are being worked out for boys an girls glee club,
 George \. HisCoN Dies.
 George A. IIisCock, one of the ole . est members, of Flainville Hose c No, |, ansV cred the final call yestel day afternoon whom he passed awa at his home on Bicycle street. NJ } HiscoX had been 8 member Of IT l local fire company for more than l years and was one of ifs most acti' ! members. being ever one of the leal - CTS, whether in fighting inc flames
 engaging In the contests and so"l . affairs of the company.
 1 He had lived in Plaipville f c about S5 years. working for sever - local concerns. At the time of h 6 death he was assistant foreman
 Department of the stanl' T Works, New Britain,
 II He leaves his wife and o
 daughter. Malvina.
 g. Funeral serfice,s will be held S. 9 o'clock tomorrow morning at fl n Church of Our Lady of Mercy. l
 terment will be in St. Josopl
 cemetery.
 l., The members of the fire COT l. pasy will probably attend f l; funeral fin a group, Mir, HiscoX ha q ing expressed the wish that !
 mates would take this action
 special meeting of the company W
 be held tonight at o'clock, al
 all members are urged to attend
 order that arrangements can made for participating in the tu VI ] eral of their departed comrade. ' Would Treble Salaries A proposition to treble the salf
 les of the second and third sele'
 men will be brought before the 9
 nual town meeting this wear, Tn present these two officials rece s- only $50 apiece. and, while tn  e. duties are by no means ov' on whelming, 1t is felt hat they shc' e. receive more than this purely no an inal amount for the time wh' ct. they put In conducting the affairs ,rt the town. A resolution will the at fore be introduced that their i d- be increased 10 s15o.
 It is likely that action will
 taken on increasing the salaries
 other officials. as several of tn
 are considered 10 be receiving
 sufficient remuneration for 1T
 services. Just where these raj ,nd will be bestowed will probably
 left to the opinion of the meet ith There will probably be no cha
 in the salary of the first selectr
 hiItver, and William J. Johi' san the present incumbent stated ,in morning that, if reelected, he VIC ret not consider an increase for h ion self,
 'al. The additional street lights n1 of ticned in the call for the anr oas meeting will be placed, fl appro