New Britain herald., 1930-02-04
Junior High 4S; total 56.
 Costs Compared

1OSts compared
 "The cost Of educating would be as follows:
 Tn Meriden-Tuition $950, trans portation S250; total. $53o. Tn Middletown-Tuition $S4D, transportation .$lS0; total, $lO9O.
 In New Bfitain-Tuition $f1.- 52o, transportation s7344O; total, sl2.25440.
 Total cost in neighboring cities, $l3.So4.40.
 Cost for capita $246.50: cost per capita for instruction $@25.71; cost per capita for transportation $20.79.
 Interest at this time is ccntcrcl, naturally, in the cost of education at the local junior high. The fol- lowing figures give cost of educatin-, l9o pupils in three grades. instcal Of 3G in one year. The combined salaries of seven teachers is $l1.7Ou. This total includes the salary of q principal who, aside from 1cachjne cares for the student body of all grades in the Kcnsington grammar SNlloOl-o-- pupllS,
 The total cost Of transportirg to the local school has the follow ing tabulation: Six to Grade from Beckley $l6V, 19 to Grade from Berlin street $290.7O, two to first year high from Blue Hills S739. lt to first year high from Berlin stree, S2l4.-o' one to first year high from becklcy $50, five to first year high from Last Berlin. Total $l596.9U.
 Total cost in junior high of cdu- eating l95 pupils Sl3,-9G.9o; per capita cost of instruction s60, per capita cost of transportation SS3.9S.
 Running expense, including lanltor service, insurance and So forth, is $1.S40.07, or per capita cost of $9.44.
 Total per capita cost in junior high school is $103.49."
 Funeral of Francisco Cianci
 Funeral services for Francisco Clanci, aged 64, who died Saturday at the New Britain General hospital. were held this morning at $50 at the home of his son, Scbastianr Clanci of kensngton road, and at 3 o'clock at St, Paul's church. Rev. John L. Brennan, pastor celebrated the solemn high mass of requiem.
 As the caskct was borne into the church Mrs. Madeline schmidt play cd Abide with Me" AL the offer tory she sang Pie Jcsu" and at the conclusion Of the mass she rendered Rest Thee, Sad Heart" As the caskct was borne from the church Mrs. Schmidt sang Near Nv God to Thee"
 The pallbcarcrs were Joseph .'monta. Paul Tuzzo, Joseph Gions rlddo, CarmellO Garcia, and Sebaa- uano Fianca, all members Of the Cancattini Bagni NJ. B. society.
 Father Brennan conducted inc committal services at the grave, Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
 Boys Club Notes
 The kcnsington Boys club swim ming teams will meet at the New Britain Y. NJ. C. A. this afternoon and evening in their weekly practice session. The younger group was scheduled 10 meet today between 4 and o'clock in the New Britain pool. The intermediates and the sen iors will meet later in the evening between and s o'clock.
 The intermediate basketball team will travel to Simsbury tomorrow night where it will engage the Sims bury Hi-I team in a league contest The locals arc still riding at the head of the league and the half way mark has already been passed. kensington Church Notes The ladies of the kensington Con- gregational church will meet on Thursday for an all-day session at the home of Miss Ellen Moore. Sun nyledge, New Britain. The morning will be devoted to the work of the Sewing circle and in the afternoon beginning at 2:50 o'clock other mat ters will be taken up. All those who care to attend and cannot obtain transportation are asked to get in touch with Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips.
 Lifelong Resident Dics
 Miss Noile x, Stevens, g, lifelong resident of Kensington, passed away in her sleep at her home on High road last night. Death was due to