New Britain herald., 1929-05-24
Bri.tol Ne.ss
DEVELOPERS MUST
 IMPROVE STREETS
City Plln Bold to lnskt M
 Neu Ruling
H. s. LETTERS AWARDED

100 Pup!l>-Park and Fire Boarxi>
 Meet Tcn.2lt-Dur!ington Avenue
 Fire.
 Although no meetings have been held by the city planning commission during the past two months, 1t is un- derstood that an effort will be made in the development of future tracts of land for building purposes to have the developing realtors make the ne- cessary provision for caring for sur face water. Just what steps will be taken to attain this end have not been definitely decided upon but it is possible that this angle will be given serious consideration before any newly developed streets are ac- ccpted by the city.
 One situation which brought the matter forcibly to the attention of city officials was the condition Of Haig avenue. During the spring of the year and after heavy rain. water has settled on the north end of the street and it has been im- possible to use that section of the street for tehicular traffic. Because of the low ground at this point, 1t was not believed feasible 10 run . pipe line to the small brooks which crosses the Moody tract on the south side Of Pennington avenue and the only solution. as explained by the superintendent of public works and the street committee, was to run . Grain from Haie avenue across pri- vate property to Jerome avenue, . distance Of several hundred yards. The cost of this work. it was point ed out at the time, would be pro- hibitive and as yet no drainage fa- clltties have been provided. There are other newly developed streets m the city which present the same problem to city officials and before the adverse conditions are remedied, 1t will necessitatc the ex- penditure of q considerable sam of money. Several new tracts are now being opened in the outlying sections of the city and the alter of drainage of surface water will be given serious consideration before the new str ,ets are taken over by the city for matn- tenance.
 Letters and Numerals Awarded Twenty-two letters and twenty seven numerals were awarded to high school athletes at an assembly Thursday afternoon, which was at- , tended by the entire student body numbering over zoo. Franklin l.. Pierce. supervisor of high school ed rcation in Connecticut, was the prin- cipel speaker. Other speakers in- cludcd Principal Henry E. Cottle. who presided; Superintendent of Schools Karl A.. Reiche, who pre- sented the insignia; and Faculty Athletic Director Samuel Josolowitz. Those receiving letters were as follows: Manager Robert A. Green. Robert l.. Greene. Louis Albertelli, Louis LaPontc. Bernard Allairc. Gus tave karwoski. Chester Roberts. Captcin-E Elect Edward White and Captain Russell Goodrich. all mem- bcrs Of the state championship bas- kctball team: Francis Murphy. Louis Goulcttc. Stephen Carone. Waddie Csypltcki. Michael Pavelchal1, Jo- seph Goliath. Robert Bloom and Ar thur Avalonc, of the second basket ball team; James Koxiell, Harold unterspan. Raymond Ebb. Paul , Blaske and Raymond Kiniry of the swimimns team.
 Numerals were awarded te the following: lnterclass track cham. pions for two years. class of 1929. Andrew Salmon, Harold Unterspan Robert Bloom. Gustave Kowalsky Gerhardt Milbrandt. Ralph Weeks. Damase Mum. Harry Gurske. Ralph Everett, Gustave Menke, Dan lngra- ham and Lester Olin.
 1nterclass swimming champions: Juniors. George Setter. James North. rop. Paul Blaske. Douglass Beals, Raymond Ebb and Ellis Kudalis: interclass volley ball champions. Dorothy Day. Enese Larcse. Edith Mofftt. Cecelia Crozc. Evelyn Marsh. Grace Gearing. Florence Parente, Ruth Beach and Captain Audrey La course.
 Only one more athletic assembly will be held. That will take place in June when letters will be award. ed members Of the baseball team.
 Cemetery Association Meeting The annual meeting of the West Cemetery association will be held at 7:s0 o'clock Tuesday evening. May sS. in the public library. At that time officers for the ensuing year will be elected and the annual re- ports submitted and acted upon.
 !. o. o. F. Meeting
 The regular meeting of Stephen Terry lodge, ]. o. o. F.. will be held in Stephen Terry hall at o'clock this evening.