New Britain herald., 1929-04-17

Mr Phelan announced that he vas the agent of the property at the cor Ter and suggested that the city pnr- chase the land and widen the curve at that point.
 tee, which was instructed with an to- Nestigation of the matter, was read t the meeting last night and tte .'eport disclosed the fact that the property in question is already owned by the city. and it is expected that steps will be taken in the near future to improve the dangerous bend in the roadway by widening the curve in accordance with MT. Phe- lan's suggestion.
 Berthei Nelson Valellict0rtan
 Having maintained an average of a2.s2 for four years, Berthel Nelson has been announced by Principal Henry F.. Cottle as the valedictorian of the Bristol High school graduat- ing class of 1929. Eva Sonstroem, also with d four-year average of s2.s2. will be salutatorian. The fol- | lowing with average above 90. re- ceived honorable mention: Robert Beach, Isa eJstinsky. and Jennie imovitch.
 The honor roll for the period from January 2S to April has been an bounced as follows:
 High Honors (0O-lOO)
 Seniors-Robert Beach, Irene Cep- pa, Isa Jestinsky, Jennie Klimovitch. Berthel Nelson, Elizabeth Priest, Dorothy Shields. Eva Sonstroem, Dorothy Wentland. Genevieve Ze- broWslti.
 Juniors-Bertha Ceppa. Henry ! Cook. George Hull.
 Sophomores-Viola Brooks, Hor- tense Coughlan, Audrey LaCourse, Irene Larson. Alice Nelson, Mary Trzuskoski.
 Freshmen-Nina Andrews. George Calder, Charles Crepon. Lorraine Dion. Kathryn Fleming, Mary I.a- rese. Mildred Reynolds. Max Rosen- field Martha Scott, Elizabeth War her.
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 Seniors-Faith Barnes, Dorothy Bechstedt. Melanie Bradley. Dorothy Bunnell. Mary Chanda, Antoinette DeThomas Nellie Engel. Anna Hef- fernan. Emily Joy, Frederick King. Gustav Manke, Victor Mazur. Ruth Meyer, Gerhardt Milbrandt, Stanley Rimmer, Ruth Tyrrell. Harold Un- terspan, Helen Wozenski. Junior-Philip Chartier, Leona Choiniere, Mary Crowley. Helen Dougella, Morris Ersaftzof. AiIeen Ferris. Wilma Meyer. Arthur Rode, Ardella Spare. Margaret Vorwerk. Helen Zebrowski
 Sophomores - Isabel Audiano, Bernice Bouchard, Marion Casey. RodericlS Cumming. Helen Hackett, Herbert Mischke. Howard Pankratz, Alice Plutzik, Lillian Roberge, Helen Cnterspan, Helen Shantry.
 Freshmen-Delmont Baker. Roger Carnell. Eleanor Chapman, Alice Culliton, Mary Dagle. Catherine Driscoll. Sam Ersaftzof, Althea Green, John Grzywinski. John Hayes, Louise MacCormack. Clara Mar, Elizabeth Miles. Violet Morse. Helen Norton. Pauline Nyerick. Norman Peatman, Majorie Schwartz. Dorothea Sonstroem, Hazel Chap man.
 Honorable Mention
 The following are not on the honor roll but are entitled to honorable mention tS0-S4):
 Seniors-Ella Alderman, Arthur Bayette. Agnes Belanger, Lena Bour- reau. Dorothy Bradley, Alta BurrilI. Marion Finley. Ralph Everett. Wal ter Froehlich. Eleanor Grzyvenski. Harry Gurske. Mary Gyzenski. Mar garet Joy, Bernadette Mathieu. Anna Portnoy, Helen Stein. Lucy Warzin- ski. Eleanor Witherwax, Esther Zahnke.
 Junior-Elwena Adams. Lorette Albert, Rose Capirchio. Virginia Do- mack. Emil Flamang. Claire F'lem- ing, Hedwig klimovitch, Marion Mo- Laughlin. Margaret Montella, Frank Patterson. Augusta Selnau. Anna Wozenski.
 Sophomores-May Aldrich, Ruth Beach, Carlton Bechstedt. Elfreda Bourgoin. Vincent Boyar. Domicelia Bromirski, Harriet Carlson. William Christensen, Waddic Czaplicki, Arthur Helming, John Kelly, Frances Lamont, Lillian Lundgren. Ruth Lyman, James Mclaughlin. Edith Moffitt Russell Moriarty. Dorothy Norton. Mona Peterson, Ernest Porter. Winifred Prefontaine, Arthur Redman, Oscar Rode. Ruth Smith.
 Freshmen Helen Zimmerman, Mildred Beach. Adeline Beauregarde, Jean Bolzoni. Helen Boyar, Hazel Bum. Alexander Carros. Marguerite Cassidy. Anna Driscoll. Morgan Far rell, Leonard Hartung. Andrew Johnson, Mary kolanek. Charles Malley. James Milne, Charles Mon- roe, lizette Orzo, Doris Perring, Estelle Pappas. Adelaide Royce.
 Factory Again Enlarged
 Continuing the impressive expan- sion program which has been under way for the past six years, the E. Ingraham Co.,. large manufacturers of timekeeping devices. will buili another building to be used as a lacquer room and for scrap storage. The building. which will be erected by the Torrington Building Co.,, will be of mill construction, 80 feet long by 54 feet wide. It will be in the rear of the main plant and will te erected on a site formerly occupied by tennis court and bordering on the right of way of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.
 The first floor will be on the level