New Britain herald., 1930-04-12

q comprehensive view of the entire city and an accurate report of ex- isting property conditions. He con- plimented the city officials for the availability of suitable maps for the venture and remarked that lines and colored filings, representing setback of buildings, height of buildings, size of lots, the difference between commercial and residential districts, and other necessary details, be 1 placed upon the drawings. The local engineers who would prepare this i data, it was explained. would be un- l der the supervision Of the contractor. 1 The contractor will assume com 1 plete supervision of and responsibil- 1 ity for the work.
 The figure submitted by his firm, | Mir. Jupenlaz stated. was not a definite one, although he believed that the expense involved in the work would amount to something very near it.
 Mayor Crumb told the commis- i sioncrs that the system was very advantageous in that it would re- i lieve the unemployment situation 10 some extent. A number of men would be employed by the city to do the work. he said.
 34 To Receive Certificates { Tomorrow morning at the 1o:45 o'clock service at the Methodist church 34 boys and girls will be awarded certificates signifying their membership. The boys and girls, who have been under the personal super vision of Rev. Hubert D. Jones, will be questioned following their en- trance into the church in a body Rev. Jones will deliver a sermon on
 What Shall l Think About the Church ." The church choir will chant "Jerusalem' as the certificates are awarded.
 The S4 who are 10 be received into the fold of the parish are Rus i sell Adams, Alden Lyle Berry, Mar
 ion Louise Bracket. Rachel Mar garet Bracket. Robert Paul Dekow
 Jr, Kathleen Evelyn DeMars, Mar | garet Fox, Louise Funk, Dorothy Elizabeth Goodrich. Hazel Elizabeth Grady, Robert Bowden Grindal, Stin- nard Harrigan. Ruth Caroline Hayes Lillian Loranada Litke, Irving Don- aid Lyons, Allen Bunnell Lowrey Larhon. Isabelle Meachem, Mary | Mcachem, Harold Mitchell Bertha Lewis Naylor, Elizabeth Elton Para. disc, Marion Alice Pearson. Ray mond Reuben, David Stone, Eleanor Stone, Ruth Snyder, Dorothea Al. berta Scholl, Joan Elizabeth Ses
 sions, Dorothy Airline Shamper Mary Elizabeth Terwilliger ant James Maynard Cren.
 At o'clock in the evening th'
 church choir, under the direction o
 Gaylord B. Cook, will sing "Olivet tt
 cer. bass, with the accompaniment
 of the Bristol concert orchestra. un
 der the dictatorship of Gertrude E
 Olcott.
 Simpsons Five to Broadcast
 "Skit' Simpsons Old Timers vii
 broadcast from Station W1CC Bridgeport. from 2 until o'clocl tomorrows afternoon. The orches
 tra's quartet will render a numbe
 of selections during the program.
 Included in the program are seT
 eral old fashioned tunes, such q
 ;,, nV
 Reel" and Irish Washerwoman." George Hull Valedictorian Principal Henry E. Cottle of tn , Bristol High school yesterday an
 nounced the cholastic standings 0 the graduating class based on tn
 general averages of students in al subjects for four years. George Hull is valedictorian, his four-yea
 average being 90.46. Hull is the so
 of George w. Hull, local real estat
 dealer and broker. Bertha F. Ceppa
 daughter of Felix Ccppa, attained a average of SS.o3 and was sclecte , as salutatorian.
 Mcriden Drops Meet, 42-2f The Bristol Boys club swimmin
 team turned back the Meriden "Y natators at the local pool last eve ming by 42 to o4 score. The Visi , tors won only one first place. Tn summary:
 120-yard medley relay: Bristc $ team consisting of Hyatt, Girarc , Laresse.
 4o-yard breast stroke: Laress' Bristol first; Rogers, Bristol. sec ond; Shannahan. Meriden, third time 34 Is seconds.
 40-yard free style: Miller, Bristo first; Breckenridge, Meriden. sec ond; Bergen, Meriden, third; timt A Is seconds.
 40-yard backstroke: Miller, Bris
 tol. first; Russock, Meriden. second , Robinson, Meriden, third; time, 2 seconds flat.
 10O-yard free style: Bergen. Meri den. first; Blakeslee. Bristol. sec ond; Girard, Bristol, third; time, < minute, 1-10 second.
 Fancy diving: Girard Bristo , first; Lesechuk, Meridcn, second , Bcchard, Bristol, third. Winner ha , 65 6-10 points.
 150-yard relay: Bristol team cor
 sisting of Breckenbridge, Blakesle' = Girard and Miller.
 Kaceys Going to Hartford , Palos council. Knights of Colun : bus, will attend a Bristol night [ { the Hartford council club rooms 0 l Monday night at S:30 o'clocl 3 About 160 members of the loc; Q lodge are expected to attend. Re t stephen r. Carr. pastor of St. Je = sephs church. will be the princip; c speaker, and there will be 10 ac :. of vaudeville. Free transportatio