New Britain herald., 1929-02-19
H. 5. TYLER HEADS
c. A. c. HONOR LIST
Had Little Competition in Taking
First Place
CONSIDERS HALL SAFE
Inspector Visits Colonial Hall-POst
Office SChedule-Staples to At
tend Educators Convention -
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Announcement of honors by the
registrar at the Connecticut Agri-
cultural college shows Howard S.
Tyler OF Plainville heading the list.
The local boy had little competition
In taking first place among the stu
dent body of 500. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tyler of Union
willie avenue.
Mr.. Tyler was far ahead of the
second honor student on the list.
Most of the honors were bestowed
on students coming from Hartford.
Practically every city and town in
the Hartford county is represented
'on the list. Word of Mr.. Tyler's
accomplishment was received with
pleasure by his many friends in
Plainville.
Calls Colonial Hall Safe
Following an investigation of the
Colonial hall on West Main street
this morning. the building inspector
declared it to be safe in all respects
and stated that the hall was able to
accommodate between Is and 100
people without any danger. He also
found that there was two entrances
to the hall. which conforms with the
state law. In all there are five exits.
including fire escapes. The investiga-
ton was made by the inspector fol-
lowing a request by the owners of
the building that he investigate the
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ing the alleged unsafe condition of
the place.
A state police officer also investi-
gated the building and. like the
building inspector. found everything
to be safe in all respects and put his
stamp of approval on the place. The
place was recently remodeled under
the supervision OF the building in
spector and the complaints were
found to be uncalled for.
To Attend Convention
Leon C. Staples, superintendent OF
schools, will leave Friday for Cleve-
land, Ohio, where he will attend the
annual meeting of tho National Ed
ucators' association. which will open
on Monday. Mr.. Staples will repre-
sent the local schools. The meeting
will be attended by hundreds Of the
foremost educators in the country
He plans to be home for the re-
opening of schools on March I.
The local schools, which are con-
Quoted OH the eight-week schedule
will close on Thursday afternoon fol
a recess. reopening on March 4.
superintendent Staples reported
today that the health conditions In
the local schools are rapidly return.
ing to normal. During the preva-
lence of influenza and grip large
number of pupils were affected
Nearly all of these are now back in
school.
Married In New York
Word has been received here of
the marriage of Miss Pauline Wein-
or. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Weiner Of IS Adams street. Hart
ford: and Meyer H. Sneideman. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sneideman of
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place in New York on Sunday. They
were attended by DIR. and Mrs.
Louis Sneideman Of New York.
Mr.. sneidema is we'll known in
Plainvillc.
Post Office Hours Friday
| Postmaster James T.. Usher an
nounced TODAY the schedule of hours
that will be in force at the local
post office on Friday. Washington's
birthday.
The stamp window will be open
from 7 to 0 a. nj. while the registry
window will be open from 1880 to
10 a. m. No money orders will be
issued. There will be no rural or
city delivery service. All mails will
be despatched as usual. Owing to
the fact that the factories will be
working, the office hours will be
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