New Britain herald., 1928-01-25
KORAN REELECTED
 fORESTERS' CHIEF
Court Gtnad Layton Chooses
 and Instlls 0fficas
MANY TO ATTEND HEARING
Crossing Plans to Re Aired To1ncr- TOW Morntng-H. S. Honor Rcll-
 Store Enlarged - Bowling - May
 IAft Quaranttne-Brtefs.

~~A~@SU>N~ ~"A~S IAtt Quarantine-Br1efs. James Foran was again elected chief ranger of Court General Law ton. Foresters of America, and he and his stah were installed at | largely attended meeting last night. Mir. Foran, after paving gone through the various offices once and served his term as chief ranger, repeated this feat and became head of the court about two years ago. Since that time he has been re- elected each six months, but the court has now changed its bylaws and the term which MT. Foran en- tsred upon last. night will extend for | full year. The court has pfospered remarkably under his guidance and hts reelection was | tribute to his many years of work in Forestry circles.
 The other officers selected by the court were as follows: Sub chief ranger, Daniel Tedesco: treasurer. A. J. Greenier. financial secretary, Hugh Flood, recording secretary. Oscar Provencher; senior woodward, Henry David: junior woodward, John Skinner; senior beadle, Louis Provencher; junior beadle. Augustine Lepore: trustees, William A. Cas- sidy. Thomas Royce and Leon Blinn, lecturer. Peter Duffy.
 These officers were installed by District Deputy Albert Rowzer and Grand Lecturer Patrick Cook of Bristol.
 Crossing Hearing Tomorrow A large attendance is expected at the hearing on the East street grade crossing elimination, which will be held at lo:so o'clock tomorrow morning in Room fl of the state capitol in Hartford. This hearing will be at least nominally in regard to the plan submitted to the public utilities commission by the state highway department, but the town of Plainville will offer an alterna- tive plan. made by Engineer Joseph N- McKernan and calling for the abolishing of both that crossover and the one at East Main street at one blow. 4 large number of prop erty owners. and right -of-way hold CTS are affected, and it is hoped that as many as possible will be present to learn full details and express their views.
 At the meeting of the town plan commission Monday night Engineer McKevnan's map vas examined by the members and the crossing eltm- ination was considered from Plain- ville's point of view. His was thought to be a better and heater proposal from this angle. while 1t would also involve no excessive property damage and would rid the town of two grade crossings simul- taneously. Further. this plan would retain Pine street. which it. is hoped to make eventually into a main highway to New Britain A number of the commissioners will attend the hearing.
 The commission Is having a map of Canal street prepared. When this is ready the western end of the town. except for Pierce street and the state road of North Washington street Unionville avenue. will have been practically cleaned up.
 High School Honor Rolf
 The list of honor pupils for tho third marking period at the High school. which was completed today and will be announced to the school at the assembly on Friday. is as fol- lows:
 seniors-Virginia Conforti., Bea- trice Easton. Helen McKernan, so- phie Naaman, Helen Ostman. Mar jorie Rutland.
 Juniors-Elizabeth Brastow. An na Coleman. Ruth Tyler.
 Sophomore-Theresa Dillon. Clara Hart. Alice Peterson,