New Britain herald., 1930-03-17
LARGE ATTENDANCE
 EXPECTED TONIGHT
Four Important Issues Before
 Voters Of Town
MEETING AT HIGH SCHOOL
Fire Department Answers Four Aiarms-.hmcrican Legion to Hon. or Past Comnandcrs-I. VI. C. \. Team to Meet Mapping Five.

II is expected that the high school auditorium will be crowded this eve ming at o'clock when First Select man James simpson calls to order q special town meeting at which four issues will he placed before the Not- CTS. each project bciNg of importance 10 inc entire town.
 X communication will be read from th" state water commission ro- qucsting the attention of the people of the town 10 the pollution of streams passing through here and re- qIosting the appointment of com mittce to investigate the djsuoSal of ScWagr, This is a worry serious mat ter and town officials state that something definite will have 10 be done,
 Another important item that the voters will be asked to decide on will br the adoption of a town zoning plan and the appointment of Il committee to investigate the adyi@ability Of such a plan. The zoning commit tee CT the Chamber of Commerce has completed 2oning system for tn" town after moro than year of work.
 By-IaWs for the licensing of ped dlcrs and solicitors Of sales of arti- clos of merchandise will be placed 1 brfore the voters for consideration, The laws were prepared by Deputy | Judge Cornelius E. Prior for the l Chamber of Commerce after nurner- ous complaints had been made to the i chamber by local merchants.
 The voters will also be asked 10 consider tn" acceptance of the offer of the pi1yground committee to do- i nate amusement articles to the town TouiEhts meeting will be on" Of the 1 most important held by the town in q number of years, according to town officials. and the future of the town will ba greatly affected by the actor taken by the voters.
 paYcnt-TGarhcr iEcctin% The March meeting of the Par vut-Toachcr association will be held on Wednesday evening at o'clock in the hisli school auditorium.
 The main theme of the asaoctu- tion meetings thus far has beer thr physical health Of the child Many fine speakers have hcl heard and much Valuable informa. ton has been disseminated.
 Wednesday evening another phus, Of child health will be considered Miss Hester B. Crulchcr, cxecutil, secretary Of the Connecticut socict! for Mental Hygiene is to speak ot "What Schools Are Doing for thu Mental Health of the Child"
 Miss Crulchcr. a graduate of Co! orado college, was a high schoo teacher for three years previous tt the war, For several years she ha been actively engaged ill social ser vice work in various parts of thu United States and has been associa ted with the Connecticut socict. for Mental Hygiene since 1925. Sh' comes well prepared to speak ol Ihis phase of child health, and very interesting meeting is antici pat"d.
 To show that plujnvillc is ac lively interested in health education tn" gym classes of tine high schoo vii present a demonstration of gym work and play after the rcgula meeting has been adjourned.
 Takes to Air Again
 For the first time since his GIid CT mishap at the Newark airpor nearly month ago, Governor Joh, II. Trumbull flew at Brainard ticl in Hartford yesterday. The gov crnor, at the controls of one of tn 11Sth observation squadron ships carried Adjutant General William F. L.add as passenger for q tligh of moro than an hour over Hart ford and vicinity.