New Britain herald., 1928-06-29
The New Teachers

hoildS J. Sdul1cIu, III dQQlllOn 70 being science teacher in the High school will coach the athletic teams. lie IS graduate of Colby college, where he starred at football and was selected as All-Maine cetner for 1928.
 Miss Katherine A. Kenney, au aluinna Of the College of New Ro- chellc. has served as :, substitute during the school year recently con- cludcd.
 J. Wendell Yeo, commercial teacher. is a Canadian. He is a grad uate of Boston university. Miss Harriet E. Cottle is the sis ter ot Miss Louise Cottle, music su- perNlsor for the past two years. She has made brilliant scholarship record al Mount Holyoke and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
 Miss Viola Petti is a graduate of Arnold college New Haven.
 Miss Eleanor Ingle. a Pratt 1n- stitute graduate. is preparing for her work by stpdying art in France this summer.
 Miss Barbara Beach, another Mount Holyoke graduate. has taught in the Curtis School for Boys at Brookiield during the past two years. She has also been a student at the Northampton School of Musi- cal Pedagogy.
 Leonard l.. Wilkinson took a threc-year course in manual arts at the Fitchburg Normal school where he was scholarship pupil. Miss Mary Aborn and Miss AL berta Wallen are products of the Wllllmantic statc Normal school. The latter has been teaching at Middetield
 Miss Ellen Tomasso. a graduate of the New Britain state Normal school has taught in Windsor Locks and has acted as substitute in plain- vile during the past year.
 Miss Agnes Pattison graduated from the New Britain Normal school this month. She is a Plain- vile girl.
 Frederick Richards is an alumnus of the Washington State Norma! school at Mach'as. Me. He has had several years experience in Maine schools. having served during the past year as upper grade training teacher in. the normal school from which he graduated.
 Miss Margaret ONeil is New Britain Normal school graduate and Miss Adelaide Mailard a graduate of the normal school at Williman- tic
 Miss Helen V Barrett. sradu- ate of Bay Path institute. taught this year in New London. She has also had experience in Rockville High school and in New Britain.
 Miss Dorothy Whitney has been transferred from grade " at Broad street to grade V at the Linden street school.
 ko,oloski Blanks Peek Spring Trumbull Electric A 500 Peck Spring ......2 .4oo Businessmen ..,.c 400 Standard Steel .....2 3 400
 kovoloski, new man, bested Dudack in & wonderful pitching duel at the High school field last evening and the Standard Steel team defeated the Peck Spring nine by 10 in an Industrial Baseball league game. So complete was the mastery of each hurler exercised over hts opponetns that neither batted ball out of the infield. Kovo- loski allowed three hits and famed seven.
 The game was won in the first inning. Frezeau. who enjoyed per feet evening at bat. led off with hit. stole second and third, and scored on a sacrifice hit by Yaco- bellis. The rest of the game was just a succession of outs broken here and there by a trickling hit which did no damage.
 The game was called at the end of the sixth inning because of dark ness. The Peck Spring players pro- tested this decision and claimed that it was still light enough for an other inning. but the umpire held to his ruling. The score by innings: Standard Steel .... 0 0 o Q o-1 Peck Spring ..O 0 0 c %
 Gustayc A. EwaId
 Gustave A. Eward. 63. died yes terday noon at his home on South street. He was born in Germany on February 1s 1885, but came to this country at an early age and had resided in Plainville for many years. He was formerly em- ployed at the Elm City Brass works in this town. but recently had been as a brass polisher for w. A. kinne in New Britain. He was q prominent member of Pythian Lodge. Knights of Pythias.
 Mir Eward Is survived by his wife, two sons Herbert and Gustave. Jr.. of Plainville: a daughter. Mrs. Dukette of Pfattsburg. W, T.. and one sister. Mrs William of New City. N, Y.
 Funeral services will be held at 3:3o o'clock tomorrow afternoon at his late residence and will be in charge of the Knights of Pythias Rev. Leonard O. Melville. rector of the Church of Our Saviour. will Of flciate. Burial will be in West