New Britain herald., 1926-04-30
MEETING CHANGES
 BOND ISSUE TERMS
.Technicality Requires Heavier
 Early Payments Than Planned
ARREST MAN FOR ASSAULT
Overlooking Charge Nollcd -- Local Man Sued For St0 t0,0o0-Last Day Tor Brush Tircs-Baptist Church Annual-Dump Firc-Bricfs.

Annual-Dump rirc-Bricfs.
 A change in the maturity dates of the $100,O00 high school bond Issue was voted al q special town meeting In the town hall last night. A. A. Mcleod Of the special high school finance committee explained that the state laws provided the an nual payments on bonds of this type should be substantially equal and that the committee had believed it was carrying out the provisions of this statutes in it's proposal submit- ted and accepted at the town meet ing on March 8. This plan called for small payments during the early years and larger ones later the heavy interest at first making the budget item approximately equal each year: thus the actual pay mcnts increased as the interest grew smaller.
 Henry Trumhull spoke on this matter aid stated that the bond house which would issue tho bonds mad interpreted the statute in q dif. ferent manner, stipulating that the payments be equal without regarC | 10 the interest. lt was thought bes to make the changes nccessitated h! | this tcchnicality in order 10 secure | to approval of the bond house an' | render the bonds as salablc as pos | siblc.
 Mr. Mcleod then presented reso | lution to the effect that $7,000 0 7! the issue mature during each of tn II years 1926 and 1929 and SS,00o an : nually for the next 22 years endin . in 1851: and that payment he mad at either the Plainville Trust Co. 0
 the First National bank of Bostor
 First Selcctman William J. Johnso
 seconded the resolution.
 ' Joseph Mccarthy. chairman of th
 school committee, asked when th
 bonds would be ready for the us
 of the town. saying that the con , tractors have two payments comin in the early future. Suporintcnder ' of Schools l.. S. Mills stated thG
 sS.oNo must be paid on May an
 $17,000 on June 10. Town Trea:
 urer William H. Wilson reporte
 that the S10.000 authorized at tl' y last meeting had been borrowed an e 5000 paid 10 the architect, leavir q balance available of $5,000. Gran
 Juror S. r. Williams raised Il ' point of whether it was nccessal J. torescind the former vote on tn y question before voting anew, but l. was decided not. The resolution W;
 then carried unanimously.
 e short Term Notes
 o A second resolution was then 0 l, fered by Mr. Mcleod. providing th il the selectmcn be authorized 10 Do , row 0,000 on short term notes "a meet the May and June payments l. the contractors and that this , paid back immediately upon the If sue of the bonds. Frank T. Whoc If CT seconded this and it was carrie
 without dissenting voice. :. Sclectman Johnson reported { ' the sale of the old buildings on q . high school site. Approximately $9 u' was realized from this, the mon ,,'' having been applied on the Slo,o "' note. Mir. Johnson said he would a ''., the next town meeting to 0. k. tl - action.
 SS' Grand Juror Stanley s. GwilIi i- was chairman of the meeting al W Town Clerk May Morgan acted j., clerk. The attendance was exact o' l6.
 D. Arrested For Assault
 Tony Marcheta of New Rrita
 was arrested for assault by Dept
 Sheriff E. w. Furrey yesterday on < warrant issued by Justice ]" J. Mills. Marchcta and Michael Scr d. ca, both employed at the Connec cd cut Quarries Co. on the New Britt Ill road, are said to have engaged cs an argument about d week ago. a 'oI MarChcta seized a piece Of iron p' n- which he wicldcd with telling eff 'al to give himself the upper hand re the encounter. He will be tried n ey Tuesday evening in the local cot III Overlooking Case Noilcd
 The case of Otis Peck of Wat nd bury was nolled by Justice Willi is Cunningham when he appeared ss, court here last evening. Peck V ol, arrested Tuesday by State Off nj Miller, his truck having a load nj: furniture which was slightly ov lS- weight, Due 10 the smallness of 1ia extra burden, his case was mol ice on payment of costs. Grand .lu
 William J. Foran presented the C
 for the town.
 Fire In Dump
 on Fire was discovered in the du tie in the rear of the Odd Fello led building about S:15 o'clock vest
 day afternoon, papers and ot