New Britain herald., 1925-05-02
Bristol Mews
FEW CHANGES IN
 SCHOOL FACULTIES
Many Contracts Signed and Re-
 turned to Supt. Reiche
VAIL FOR HEALTH BOARD

 Popularly Mentioned A Successor to
 Dr. Sutherland Death of AINa
 ROr-War Veterans May Not Get
 Public Grounds for Carnival.
 Schools Of the city will sco bu, few changes in personnel this yrar, according to the number of contracts returned signed 10 the board Of cd- ucation, Fewer resignalions have been announced, showing that the faculties will be retained practically intact next fall, making much less work for the board Of education members, and especially SuperIn- tcndcnt of Schools Karl A. Hcichcr in filling vacancies.
 Nearly all Of the districts grant ed increases of from $5y to $100 this year, and the special and high school teachers, who are paid by the city exclusively, were also in- creased in salary. The majority Of the changes have taken place where teachers have secured places in their home cities Preparation of the an nual budget Of the schools for sub mission to the joint gathering of the board Of education and the city council is being made by the board, so that the matters may he dis cussed in June when the two boards convene.
 Funeral Of Ava Roe
 The funeral of Ava Roe, who died yesterday after q short illness with complications, will be held this aft crnoon at . o'clock at his home, 59 North Pond street, where services will be conducted by Rev William E. West. pastor Of the Prospect Methodist church. The burial will be in the West cemetery.
 Mr. Roe was born In this city 19 years ago, the son of Mir. and Mrs William W. Roc, and had spent his life here For the greater part Of his life, he had been an invalid, He leaves his parents, a brother Will liam Roe and a sister, Miss Mayis Roe, all of this city
 Burial Here
 Burial of Arthur C. Perkins well known retired business man of this city, who died in Orlando, Fla. last week, will take place next week in West cemetery here. The funeral sryices weer held yesterday at Mt. Dora, Fla and arrangements were made for the shipment of the body north.
 Wall On Board Dr. Irving Vail. who was recently chosen 10 succeed Dr. A. W, Suthcr- land as milk, food and herd inspeC- tor. will probably he elected a mem- ber of the board Of health to fill tho vacancy caused by the resignation of DT. Sutherland from that group according to sentiment heard about the City hall, It has been said upon reliable authority that Mayor John F. Wade will recommend Dr. Vail as a health commissioner at the next meeting Of the city council. Dr. Vail has already assumed his new duties in this city as Dr. Sutherland has left 10 accept a lucrative post in New York.
 Discuss state EnCampmcnt
 Reports of committees, showing progress. were presented at the meeting of the general committee in charge of the state encampment of the Veterans Of Foreign Wars, scheduled for next month in this city, last night in the city courtroom, Because of the necessity of further reports on matters 10 be acted upon by Harold r. Emmett Post, Y. r. w., at the post meeting on next Thurs day. meeting of the general com- mittee will be held on next Friday night at $ o'clock in the city court room.
 Baseball Today
 The local high school nine will cross hats this afternoon at 4 o'clock at tha school athletic fold on tho Memorial Eourelard with the strong East Hartford high schoo. t'am. The now diamond has been rut in the pink Of condition by tho city so 'hat a s-r".'y playing 0rl1 is aEIi4l.e.
 Petition Yearly Ready
 Finat signatures ara being secured <or "l" petition of Foros,Ni|)o resi- 5.rts aSHjug tho city comcil fo r.a.a a traffic no,iccma0 on duty a' .., ,-nt.r dwirs the 1ay time. so .ro' t.a docum"nt win he pres"n'od nIrJ; TNNT fHACry fAIN {