New Britain herald., 1928-04-17
BLDG. INSPECTOR COOLEY RESIGNS Asks Commission to Be Relieved
 0n First of Month MRS. ELLEN MORGAN DIES
WaD Mother of Former Town Clerk -Rev. A. A. Ball Returns To Pas
 toeato-Town Meeting Tonight 4fe Pupils Perfect in Attendance.

Building Inspector Ozro I. Coole.
 has submitted his resignation to the
 building commission. 1t was an. nounced at the town hall today
 Mir. Cooley. who has asked to Dc allowed to retire on the first of next month, has given no reason for his action. but it is thought that the smallness of fees and the pressure of his own building operations may be responsible. His brief letter to the commission read ns follows: T hereby hand you my resigna ton as building inspector to take et- 1 feet May 1. 1928"
 Mr. Cooley Is the only building in spector Plainvilie has had. as he was appointed last summer when the building code went into effect. The building commission will meet at o'clock tomorrow night in the selectmen's office to select a successor. Robert J. Coc is away, but First Selectman James Simpson and Newton Lockwood will be pres ent- The meeting will follow direct ly upon that of the board Of select men at 7:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Ellen Morgan Mrs. Ellen Morgan. so, died at s o'clock last night at her home, 23 Park street. after an illness of two and half years. She was born in Newington on October 20. ls47. but came here at an early age and spent practically all her life in this town Her husband. Henry Morgan, died six years ago. Mrs. Morgan was banquet and unassuming in manner but was highly respected by all with whom she came in contact. She ,s survived by one daughter. Miss May Morgan. who retired last January after serving several terms as town clerk.
 The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, with services conducted at ? o'clock al her home by Rev. Charles S. Wyck- off. partor of the Congregational church. Burial will be in the family plot at Newington.
 Rev. Mir. Ball Returns
 Rev. Arthur A. Ball was reap pointed pastor of the Plainville M. E. church at the New York East conference. which wound up its labors in New Rochelle. N. T.. yes- terday. It will be the fifth year that Mir. Ball has served the local church. Before coming to Platnville he serv- ed eight years on Long Island and two in Meriden. but since then he has built Up the Plainville church so greatly that his parishioners will not allow him to leave and have pe- titioned for his return each year. Mir Ball returned last night from the conference. over which Bishop William r. Mcdowell of Washington. D. C.. presided.
 To Vote on Water Rates
 A special town meeting will be held at 8 o'clock tonight in the High school auditorium. The committee appointed to investigate water rent als will report in favor of an in- crease in charges. its delvings into the water company's books having 1 shown 1t that the income is not suf- flcient to meet running expenses. A large attendance is expected and it is likely that there will be some dis l cussion of the often- preached plan toAavc the town buy the company.
 Perfect in Attendance
 Again during the winter term Plainville public school pupils made excellent attendance records. 419 the period without ab- sence. tardiness. or excuse charged against them. These included 6l pu- pills in the high school. 42 in Grade 5. 7S at the Linden street school, and 237 at the Broad street school. Those perfect for the term from 1 to March 30 were the fol- owing:
 High School. l.
 Senior--Sebastian Arcari, Beatrice Easton, Victor Hurtado, Emily Kill