New Britain herald., 1925-04-20
INSTALLATION OF ALARM CONSIDERED Mill Be Latest Style Of Com,
 pressed Air Whistle LOCATION NOT PICKED
forcst Fire Scare-Cemetery Asso- ciation Meeting Tomorrow-Iurrey Investigates Fatal Accident-NIiss
 Marguerite LcVasscur Engaged. !

Plans are under way for the in-
 stallation of a new fire signal for
 the town of Plainville, and although
 several prospective locations are un-
 der consideration it is expected that the final choice will be the Town
 hall. The signal will be of the mod = ern type, presumably a compressed air whistle. The town plan com mission will take up the matter for final disposition at a meeting to be held in the near future.
 For many years the whistle of the Plainville Manufacturing Co. was used and since the passing of that factory the whistle of the Trum- bull Manufacturing Go. has been utilized for the purpose. The use of this signal will be continued un- til new one has been purchased and although there is no immediate need, it is imperative that as good one as possible be secured for use in the future.
 Forest Fire Scare
 Residents in the section of South Washington street were subjected to scare Saturday night when a Eeighbor, after securing a permit to burn the brush off a strip of land, started a fire which many thought would soon envelope the entire town. Fire Chief Prior and Fire Warden George Schubert had been notified beforehand of what was to take place and were consequently pre- pared for it, but many of the towns people, worried lest the fire should get beyond bounds, telephoned to them and as result their wires were busy for almost an hour.
 Cemetery Assn. Meeting
 The adjourned meeting of the Plainville Cemetery association will be held tomorrow night at 7:3O o'clock in the town clerks office. Important business, including the election of officers and the sub- hitting of annual reports of the various committee, will be trans acted.
 Furrcy Called Out
 Deputy Sheriff Furrey of this town was the first officer to arrive at the | scene of the accident early yester- day morning in which George Faf- akalos, 33, Bristol cx-serviceman and restaurant owner was killed, just beyond the Lazy Lane filling station on the Southington road. | Furrey was just about to go home when a car bearing markers with the number, 3772, which showed hat 1t belonged 10 Benjamin Veil atte of 25 Earl street, Waterburu. iroVe up and the driver told him hat an accident had happened on he Southington road. Furrcy quick y summoned Mir. Thompson of the Central Garage and the two hurried 0 the scene of the accident in , Lhomp pson's car. There they found he body of kafakalos lying beside he car in the ditch and Joseph Cal ahan, the driver and Paul Pclkey landing near under the influence of , lquor but apparently unhurt. Fur 1 ey called Officer Fred Callen who, with tho aid of wrecker from a ocal garage, lowed the car, which a large Nash touring owned by j Edith NJ. Crawford of 74 Farming I on avenue, Hartford, 10 the Central ( afage. It was undoubtedly [ irecked beyond repair Furrey then proceeded to take CaI- I lhan and Pelkey to the Southington c office station. On their way to they met several of the f officers on the way to n le scene of the accident. Medical c Naminor Nagle and Prosecuting At 'rney Lambert Degnan were also lore in short while and the for Ior gave permission for the re- a oval of the body. It was evident g 'at kafakalos had died from c actured skull, and that he had d