New Britain herald., 1929-08-06

Ryder and fined $25 and costs.
 He was arrested Sunday even'ng by State Policeman Frederick Win finger after his car had hit the rear of machine operated by Mrs. E. c. Dennison, Jr., of Vermont at Blos- soms corner.
 During the trial, a number of youths in the rear of the court laughed continually as Dugo testi- fled on the witness stand After a warning by Prosecutor Charles l.. Conlon had gone unheeded, Judge Ryder ordered Constable George Schubert to remove the offenders from the court room.
 Mrs. Mary Royce Steele
 Mrs, Mary Royce Steele, aged so years. widow of Hubert A. Steele. died yesterday noon at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Norman C. Sprague of 49 Forestville avenue She was a native of Orange and. before coming to Plainvlle 10 years ago, had resided in Tor riugton.
 She is survived by two daughters. Mrs. James Peasley of Torrington and Mrs. Norman C. Sprague of Plainviiic. She also leaves 10 grand children and three great grand children.
 Funeral services will be held to- morrow afternoon at ? o'clock st the home of Mrs. Norman c. Sprague. Rev. Arthur A. Ball. pas- tor of the Plain>illa Methodist church. will officate. Burial will be in New Hartford
 Commission Adopts Layouts
 At the two hearings held at the Town hall last evening by the town plan commission, no objection was raised by the property owners in volved and the commission voted to approve and adopt the layouts as submitted. There were several prop erty owners present who were very enthusiastic over the propositions placed before them by the commits sion and stated that they were
 
 through.
 The first hearing was held at 8 o'clock on the recommendation of the commission relative to the street. building. and veranda lines on Milford, Kent and Woodland streets. The recommended lines cover a 50 feet wide street with a 12foot building and Neranda line on the north side of Milford street, extending eastward to Woodland street. and 8 24-foot building and 16-foot veranda liRe on the south side extending from Linden stree7.
 On Kent street, 50 feet wide street with a 24-foot building anl 16-foot veranda line on both sides of the street was recom- mended. On Woodland street a 5H feet wide street with a o4 foot building and a 16-toot veranda line on the west side and a 14-foot building and 16-foot veranda line on the east side were recom- mended.
 The second hearing was centered on the lines on East Maple street from East street to Linden street. The street is to be 50 feet wide throughout with 24-foot building and l6-foot vetanda lines on both side s of the street, with the exception of 50 feet nearest East street. A 12- foot building and veranda line ol both sides of the street was recom- rended from East street on the western end of East Maple street.
 The Connecticut Go. was repre- sented at the first hearing and the company's representatives states that they thought that land near the Standard Steel company where the tracks were located would be deed- ed 10 the town. The secretary of the commission was instructed to write to the public utilities commis- sion concerning this point.
 Building Report
 According to the report made to- day by Building Inspector Axcl Johnson, S2 permits were issued dur ing the month of July. They arc classified as follows: New houses, ?; old buildings, alterations. addi- tions, etc, 6; garages. {: heating, f; plumbing, 9; and electrical jobs,
 A permit was issued 10 Edward F. kuhms to erect a f1ve-room cottag ge on Trumbull avenue valued at $4,500. Fred Miller was given permit to build & fiive-room bungalow on the corner of Jamaica end Atwood streets, valued at s2.5UU.
 Fined in Southjuaton
 Charles Lovely of Plainville was fined s25 and costs on charge Of reckless driving by Judge Lar- bert Degnan in the Soutrlngton courl ycste rday morning. He was arrested a short time ago by | state officer.
 Receives HOnors
 Louis Rowe. son of Mir. and Mrs. William C. Rowe of White Oak aVe- nue. has received word that he has been awarded his fifth scholarship in three years bv Trinity College at Hartford. This is very unusual honor. and it is the second time this year that a Plainville boy has won prominence by his excellent work at college. Mir. Rowe has had a bril- liant record since entering college and has received high marks in all his studies.
 Upon his return 10 school. Mr. Rowe will do research work with Dr. Evald l.. Sllau.
 Plain>illc Briefs
 Raymond G. Merrill. who grad Gated ftom the Moody Secretarial school last June. has taken posi- .ticn as bookkeeper with Armour &. Go.