New Britain herald., 1930-11-19

It was voted to recommend to the | city council at its next meeting that l land in the towns of Harwinton, | Plymouth and Bristol which has | been used by the state highway de- l partment relocating the new state highway from Terryville to Bristol and the second new highway from Terryville to Harwinton be transfer red in title 10 the state highway de- partment by Mayor W. Raymond Crumb in behalf of the city It IS believed likely that the land occupi- ed by the old highways which will b. abandoned in the near future will be deeded to the city of Bristol High school Stars Drafted Considerable interest in the City basketball league is being manifest ed since the announcement of the acquired mem mbership of the E. In- graham company. Sessions Clock company Forestville. East Bristol and other representative lives. Each team, according to the managers. has secured the services Of expert players.
 The golf shaft makers, piloted by Arthur Ebb, have signed Eddie White, captain of last years Bristol High school quintet, Lou LaPonte and a third man, a graduate Of d eparatory school Manager Hero Carlson, whose name has been ideu- tified with basketball in this city for many years, has taken over the h. graham team and has announced ihe acquisition of Tug" Zetarski. captain Of Bristol highs last sta.e championship team. and "Stes" Zetarski., who performed with the professional Endees for several years.
 The Maple Ends have Bunny" &enski, who ran second in the mat ter of league scoring last year; Jim my Riordan and several veteran fix lures. Secretary Philip c. Geiger Of the league stated this morning that he had received word that the Ter ryville Fraternal Order of Eagles have announced intentions of apply Ill5 IOl llIEl4! Drl SIll r " IlNII l4lf NASlI- tive board meets Friday in city hall. The Lock Town contingent consists largely of former Terryville High school pastimers. It is not known as vet whether or not the New De- parture Manufacturing company will seek membership in the circuit.
 All Accounts Filed
 Frank w. Large. successful Candi- date for selectman. in an expense account filed at the city clerk of- fee this morning, revealed that he spent nothing to obtain election. A check-up this morning disclosed that all accounts had been filed. To- day was the last day in which ac- counts could be filed.
 Building Permits
 Superintendent of Public Works Oscar Anderson today granted build ing permits 10 the following;
 To the Nicholas Roofing company of kensington to re-roof 8 house for Magdalia Kuratkowski of 16S Bur- lington avenue at an estimated cost of s65.
 To Walter J. Murphy of 5So North Main streets 10 erect a two-car gar age for Henry Manner at 80 Wood ing street at an estimated cost Of s400.
 Chest Expands to S21, ,146
 At the close of yesterdays drive by divisional workers of the Com- munity Chest. s63t7 had been pro- cured, bringing the total to date. S2I146 or nearly one-third of the sum sought, it has been announced at chest headquarters,
 After today's returns have been made. it is expected that the figure will nearly reach the half way mark. as subscription in the factories and professional offices will have been virtually complated.
 Honor Roll Announced
 TUenty-three students of the Bris- tol High school attained high honors, their percentages ranging from 90 to 100 per cent tor the initial ten weeks. 1t has been announced by Principal Henry E. Cottle The honor roll for pupils whose ayer- ages ranged from S5 10 69 per cent. contained 68 names. while the list Of honorable mention students (S0 to S4 contained 1o4 names Those receiving high honors follow:
 Seniors: Audrey LaCourse, Irene Larson. Alice Nelson and Lucian Trzuskoski. Juniors: George Calder. Lorraine Dion. Mildred Reynolds and Max Rosenteld. Sophomorcs. Jeannette Ceppa. Audrey Dion Ray Ljnsley, Balbina Przepiorka, Marion ToWle and Mary Whipple. Fresh men, Anne Calder, Steffie Chickow- sky, Lucy Elgert, Ruth Froelich, Herbert Kern, Daniel Mazur, Eliza beth Mclaughlin. Ida Reich and Re-lna Trzuskosl>l.
 Honor roll-Seniors. Boy Barker, Nora Brosnahan Marion Casey, Waddic Czaphch Grace Gearing. John Kelley, Herbert Mischke, How ard Pankratz Alice Plutzik, Oscal Rode. Helen Shantry and Helen Unterspan Juniors: Mildred Beach, Ernest Becker, Catherine DrisColl, Kathryn Fleming, Anna Gladis, AL thea Greene, John Grzywlnski, Eleanor Johnson. Herman Johnson. Mary kolanek, Charles kurland, Violet Morse Sara Northrop, Helen Norton, Robert Tetro and Elizabeth Warner Sophomores: Henry Arden. Doris Barker. Josephine Bertino, David Burehoff, George Carlson, Sara Dalzcll, Ruby Goranson, Hope Hardness. Dorothy Jennings, Mona Kennedy, William Hull. Ruby John