New Britain herald., 1926-04-28
FIRE DEPARTMENT
 HAS THREE CALLS Blaze in Wrecked Auto Tops OH
 Day Of HuStling TO CHANGE BOND TERMS
Town Meeting Tomorrow Night For This Purposo-Win Move House Along Whiting Strcct--Finishing Touches On Clcan-Up Campaign

A still alarm which brought Plainville Hoso Co. No. to burn ing automobile at the corner of West Main and Crown streets last night topped or one of the busiest days the local department has ever cx- perionced. The apparatus was called out three times, while everything was in readiness throughout the day to respond if a brush fire on tho outskirts of the town developed into q serious blaze as it long threatened. This danger did not ma teriallze, but the third call did coming from another quarter.
 A wrecked automobile which had figured in an accident in Terryyillc and supposedly eXtinguished there after having caught fire had been completely ruined was carried through town late last evening on q Wrccking car. As it passed the center the wind ca !sed by it's move ment famed into flame once more the fire smouldcring in the cushions, and this attracted the attention of Deputy Sheriff E. W. E'urrey. Fur. rey stopped the car near Cooks gar age but had no equipment with which 10 fight the blaze. He ac- cordingly telephonod the flremcn's room and asked that a couple of fire eXttnguishors be sent over.
 Not knowing what was on fire and wishing to take no chances, Chief E. r. Prior, who was present, or dered out the large truck, and the firemen were quite disConcertcd at making so much trouble over so slight q blaze. One fire eXtinguish- CT was dumped into the ruined ma chine and the men went back to thcir room.
 Town Meeting Tomorrow
 A special town meeting will be | held tomorrow evening in the town hall for the purpose of authorizing changes in the terms of the $l90,- GOO bond issue for the new high school. The changes are made nec- essary by state law and will tend to cqualize the annual installments in which the loan will be paid off. The new plan is to have S7,00O ma- ture during $192S, the same amount | in 1929, the balance at the yearly rate of $S,000 until 1851. This will make for heavier payments at first, when there is more interest but the interest will fall off rapidly and eventually the own bids fair to es- cape more lightly than under the former plan.
 House to be Moved
 The house on the property east of the post office will be moved soon 10 a new location on Newton avenue to make room for the brick store build ing which will be erected on that site, The house was purchased by Grove w. Woodng, who has also bought land on Newton avenue from Robert B. White.
 The moving of the building will neccssitate considerable difficulty, as it must be taken. down Whiting street along the trolley route A per init has been secured from the state and one will be issued shortly by the town, while Superintendent W. J. Bryan of the Connecticut Co. has given permission to Wooding to move along the tracks. This will hamper service during tho process of removal, as the wires and braces will have 10 be taken down temporarily, while it will be ncccs- sary for through passengers to trans fer from one car to another.
 Town Almost Clean
 Plainville is almost clean, pr. George F. Cook, health officer, said this morning. As the result of "Clean-up Week" last week only two or threo places are still filtered with rubbish, and in these cases 1t is known that the cleaning was pre- vented by illness. The families con- ccrned have been given additional time and have agreed to have the work done as soon as possible.
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