New Britain herald., 1927-04-19

He made public acknowledgement O the interest taken by Architect Will | liam T. Towner. Contractor Rober J. Coe. and John Simpson. th' plumbing contractor. and said tha the school had been completed jus within the appropriation. A sum O $500 had been received by the towr from the sale of houses formerly or the property. he said. and he hopet the school department might b. given this for use in planting trees establishing lights. making stone driveways, and laying out the recre. ation grounds.
 General O'Ryan speaks. General John F. O'Ryan Of the Colonial Air Lines, Inc, was the first of the two principal speakers On the program for R talk on "The Future of Commercial Aviation General O'Ryan spoke Of practical, everything else instead. He sait that in England there was now beinf built a plano containing a ballroom 1,5 feet long and with an electric elevator which served five floor. within the aircraft. Interest in com. nercial aviation, he asserted. has been stimulated by the fact that Gov. ornor Trumbull actually operates a plane. The lack Of airpor.s Is our greatest handicap at present. he stated.
 He urged care in making progress that there might be definite goal for 1t and that It might bring hap pness. Think clearly and progress will result" he told the high school students present. He concluded with series Of humorous anecdotes Of his war days, when he commanded the 27th division.
 The Governor
 The Glee. club sang two more numbers and Postmaster Castle in 'roduced Governor John IT. Trum- bull. who is on the directorate of the chamber. The governor con flrmed the statements made by his brother concerning small towns, say ing that the makeup of the state legislature. with it's influence wiolded by the small towns. was one of the saving graces 0, the state of Con necticut. Since 1900 Plainvilla has grown In population from 1900 10 6o0o. he said. and after the 1a3n census 1t will be entitled 10 two representatives instead of one as at present.
 The need Of personal rather than vicarious action in leisure moments vas stressed by State Senator Fred eric C. Walcott Of the fish and game commission Books. motion pie lures. and other such pleasures are pleasures which are enjoyed without any effort. ha said. whereas the really worthwhile ones are those which entail action on the part of the individual. IL is largely to pro- vide this sort. he said. that the state has been setting mp fish and game preserves where people can hunt and fish for enjoyment. He illustrated his talk with several reels of motion pictures from his private collection. the films showing wild life in this state.
 Ordered 10 Leave Town
 Mrs. James Martin was ordered to leave Plainvlle within one week when she was found guilty in court last night Of selling liquor. She was arrested on evidence obtained by stool pigeon who purchased n pint of intoyicant from her. Prose- cuted by Grand Juror Charles F.. Ccnlon, she was found guilty by Justice William Cunningham.
 Her husband is now serving a full term for liquor law violations and this was her own second offense. so the court was not disposed to be lenient She was fined Sl0o and costs and given 30 days in jail. the jail term being suspended on condi- ton that she leave Plainville within q week. Mrs. Martin agreed to this 
 Autoists fin Court
 Michael J. Stack and Oswald J. IA noe Ol NdttTDuTy were lIltU sIp and costs apiece last night by Jus tice Cunningham after being found guilty of speeding.
 Another Waterbury man, Dom enino Guinola, was charged with having improper brakes and was as scsscd $5 and costs. Grand Juror William J. Foran prosecuted all three cases.
 Steve Marchik of Bristol. arrested by Traffic Officer David Kaufman for violation of the rules Of the road, had his case settled out Of court
 Funeral of John Gleason
 The funeral of John Gleason, who was accidentally killed by illuminat- ing gas Sunday night. was held at o'clock this afternoon with services at the undertaking parlor of W. A. Bailey tG Co. Rev. A. A. Ball, pas tor Of the Plainville NJ. F.. church, Burial was in West ceme- tery.
 Bans of Marriage Announced
 Bans of marriage were announced