New Britain herald., 1930-03-18

of NIelton street, Waterbury and Amelia Buttowice, | housekeeper. of Anderson ayenue, Waterbury.
 Veterans Meet
 The local post of the T. ted Span ish War veterans met at the state armory last night ard plans for the obaervaice of Decoration day, May 20. ' >re discussed. The organization las been giving whist parties for .everal weeks to defray expenses jn- yolved in the purchase of a neg United Ct2to 7 for the pole locat- ed nc@r the "Hiker" memorial at the west end of Muzzy athletic field. An other public whist party will be hel1 next T"-5day C. ming at o'clock. Prizes will be presenteC to both hi3h and low scorers.
 May Ear Outsiders
 A meeting of the officials and members of the Maple End athletic club will take place at the Federal Hill school auditorium Sunday aft ernoon at 2:30 o'clock and a discus sion on the acquisition Of a new club house will be held President James F. Riordan has announced that the organization will sponsor q baseball team this year as in past years. He states that the nine to be organized will comprise home talent and out sidcrs will probably be barred, with the exception of those who are mem- bcrs Of the club.
 Luthcrans Cop Title
 The Lutheran quintet of the gram mar school "B" league won the in terschool championship at the high school gym yesterday afternoon from the "A" league champions, the Federal Hill school. Particulars appear on the sports page.
 Teachers 10 Get Increases | According to a statement made by 1 Chairman Judge Newell Jennings of the board of education yesterday. the | teachers of the local high and grade 1 schools will receive increases in salary on the same scale as in past years. The judge asserted that the | matter of salary increases for the i teachers has been discussed by two committees of the board and after investigation approximately the same increases will be made as in past years.
 "The increase in the salaries of the present teaching force as applic- able to the present budget for three months. September, October and November. is about s1,700. On the | first of December We start new budget. If conditions have not inn proved by then, corrective action can be taken" the judge said.
 Funeral Of Mrs. Anderson
 The funeral of Mrs. Elsie Deuse Anderson was held from the late home on East Main street in Forest vile at o'clock this afternoon. Rev. William r. Davis ofticiated at the services at the home and at the grave in the Forestvlle cemetery.
 Final League Games In the final City Basketball league games played at the Boys club gym nasium last night the Terryville Maple Ends. New Departures and DiXies emerged victorious over the Hortons. Older Members and Eagles, respectively.
 An Endeo team considerably strenst hened by the addition Of "Dikes" Hall and Louie LaPonte. whipped the Older Members in the curtain raiser by a 15 to 1S score. The play of Louie Goulette for the Endees and that of Marc for the Older Members was outstanding.
 The Horton Co. quintet which has been surprising the league members in the last few tilts. almost tipped over the Terryville Maple Ends but fell just short of it's mark, losing by 25 to 23. The fishpolers were lead ing at the halfway mark by 12 to score, but weakened as the contest wore on. Roland, Terryville guard, looked best for the winners with nine points while Martin. Horton $ stellar front court man, showed up best for the losers with a quartet of hoops for eight points.
 In the final game of the season the championship Dixies, "wearers of the green" swamped the Eagles by 31 to II score. Bordeaux, lead ing scorer during the first semester of the circuit, was held scoreless in the tilt by the Dixie defensive men Rod Burghoff showed out for the losers with a trio of two-pointers and a foul. while karwoski and Tug Zetarski divided honors for the winners, the former tallying 1O points and the latter seven.
 The DiXies swept across the sched- ule of the league like a whirlwind moving down every opponent with mparatively easy going. The only five to extend the DiXies was the Maccabees. The DiXies' name will now be inscribed upon the coveted Savitt trophy which will remain in the Boys club social rooms. The members of the victorious team arc Tug Zetarski, captain; "Ruffy Rao. Goose" Karwoski. "Steg" Ze- tarski. Gay Milbrandt, Joe Martno Johnny Cavalieri.
 St. Joseph's Minstrel
 St. Joseph gullu nall was llileo to capacity last evening for the presentation of a minstrel show by the children of the parish. A num- Der of exhibitions of dancing were given by pupils of Miss Ann Rich Therewerc several novelty numbers
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