New Britain herald., 1930-07-31
MRS. LOUIE RYDER
 CALLED BY DEATH Resident of PlainYilIe for Past
 70 Years Dies CHURCH MEMBER 50 YEARS

III Ihsiaiiu-Ne" ,hotor La"
 Meets Opposition Here-New Brit
 Jain Man in Court-Theft Solved
 Mrs. Louie A. Ryder, 76. of 20 Washington street, a resident of Plainville for the past 70 years, died at her home this morning about 1:30 o'clock following an illness of several weeks. She was the widow of the late Isaac P. Ryder.
 She was born in Bristol in April. 1854, and came to Plainville when a young girl. She was well known here and had a host Of friends to wh om her death came as shock. She was one of the oldest members of the Plainville Congregational church, being one of the 5 people who united with the church on the first Sunday in May, 1879, SO years ago. At one time she was a member of the Grange but she had not been connected with that organization in late years.
 Mrs. Ryder is survived by two sons, Arthur F. Ryder. a member of the Plainville town school commit tee, and Charles NJ. Ryder; and two grandchildren.
 Funeral services will be held Sat urday afternoon at 2: 50 o'clock at the home. Rev. J. Roy Wilkerson, pastor Of the Congregational church. will officiate. Burial will be in West cemetery.
 Opposes New Plan
 Prosecutor Charles r. Conlon of the .Plainville town court stated to- day that he is absolutely opposed to the plan of Motor Vehicle Commis- sloner Robbins B. Stoeckel to have licenses taken away from reckless drivers and forwarded to him re- gardless of convictions
 He stated that the new plan of the commissioner will not be put in force in Plainville and he has or dcred Constable George Schubert to disregard the commissioners de- cree In commenting on the plan. Prosecutor Conlon stated that he considers it absolutely unfair to give police officers and consta bles the right to take licenses away from any motorist who they consider is guilty of reckless driving without a trial in court.
 He believes that all the facts in any alleged case of reckles driving should be placed before the court and the driver given a fair trial. It IS up to the court to decide whether or not driver should be convicted for reckless driving. Manya large cities in the state, including New HaVen, are greatly opposed to the plan and have announced that thes Will not observe or follow it out. To Tour in Europe
 Rev Sumner W. Johnson, pastor ot the Advent Christian church. will leave in the near future for Europe Hc has been awarded a scholarship by the Hartford Theological semin- ary which entities him to study and work during the month of Septem- Der at the Manchester and Sanford mission in England as associate SA tlAC llilSoIOiI SldH.
 On completion of his studies at the mission. he will make trip to France, Germany, Czechoslovakia, and Scotland. and will visit such cities as Paris. Lucerne, Oberam- mergau, Munich, Prague, Dresden, Berlin, and London to see the vari- ous spots of interest.
 Cries After Conviction At a special session of the town court held this morning at 9 o'clock, Ludwik Tedorowicz of 22S Curtis street, New Britain, was fined sl0O and costs on a charge of drunken driving. Judge Merritt 0. Ryder re. mtted $50 of the fine.
 | The announcement of the fine by theAJudge was the signal for a loud outburst by the New Britain man. He is man well along in years and his sobs and cries could be heard all over the hall. His conviction, he lamented, meant the loss of his job because of the lack of license and he didn't have enough money to pay the fine.
 While driving garbage truck through the outskirts of the town yesterday, it is alleged that he sig . ragged from one side of the road to the other and narrowly missed several collisions.
 l He continued on to New Britain , where he was arrested by Policeman ] William Sullivan on charge oi drunken driving and turned over tc { Constable George Schubert. Ht was examined by Dr. l.. H. Frost Q who found him under the influence S of liquor. He was placed in a eel at the town hall and his shouting and cries throughout the night kep the people in the neighborood awake ,. Te court officials made an at