New Britain herald., 1926-04-23
MUST ALTER TERMS ON SCHOOL BONDS Special Town Meeting Called to
 Change Maturity Dates MAN INJURED BY AUTO
Nicholas Divcncrc In New Britain General Hospital - Pythians Plan Big Reunion--Eyening School Last Session-Briefs.

Big Reunion--Eyening School Last
 Session-Bricfs.
 A change has been found neces-
 sary In the terms of the Sl90,O00
 high school bond issue voted at the
 last town meeting and another spe-
 cial meeting of the voters has been called for Thursday evening. April
 %, in the town hall to mako these
 notifications.
 The original plan was 10 have the bonds mature at such dates as would
 keep the budget item for that pur- pose at approximately the same fig urc each year. and 10 effect this the payments over the first years were much smaller than those during the last when interest would have dwin- died. It was planned 10 pay off $3,000 of the issue during 1928, the same amount in 1929, s4,000 for each of the next two years, S7,00O for four years. sS,0o0 for four years, 5000 for four years. and $10,000 for the last eight years ending in 1851. This would make an item of from St2.ho0 to $1S,0o0 year in the budget.
 Since these terms were proposed by the scloctmon, it has been found that state law passed in 1925 op- crates to inyaldate them by provid. ing that municipal bonds shall he payable serially in substantially equal annual amounts. To equalize the yearly payments, 1t is now pro posed to change the terms and pay of $7,000 during 1928 and 1929 and SS,o00 during each succeeding year until 1851. with interest payable at the Plainvillc Trust Co.,. and the First National bank of Boston, Mass.
 Struck By Auto
 Nicholas Divcncro of East street Is at the New Britain General hospital with injuries sustained last night when he was struck by an automo- bile operated hy Joseph Troy of liar rison street, Bristol Divencre was alighting from the Bristol-P -PlainVille trolley at the end Of the line on West Main street when Troy's ma chine struck him and flung him 10 the pavement He suffered laccra- tions on his chin and face and in jures to his shoulder and wrist. pr. George r. Cook rendered first aid treatment and Divenere was then hurried to the hospital in the amhu- lance, He spent u restless night there.
 It is not Qutc clear just where responsibility for the accident lies, it not having been determined whether the trolley car had actually stopped or not. The conductor stat cd that he was pulling off the trol- ley pole at the time, but this would mean that Divenere had waited some time before leaving the car,
 Pythians Plan Reunion
 Final plans for a reunion and banquet on Friday evening, April 30, will be made tonight at the meeting of Pythian lodge No. 47, Knights of Pythias. The affair will be the first reunion of the first rank team which in August, 1924. journeyed to Tor onto, Canada, and eXcmplifiod the rank of page before 2,000 Knights from all over the United states and Canada gathered there for the su- premc convention. While the team was en route it visited various lodges and put on the work before large crowds in Ttica and Auburn. N. Y.
 A banquet served by members of the Pythian Sisters will start at [ o'clock, followed by brief remarks by various guests, Clements enter bureau of Hartford will furnish the entertainment. which i will consist of several first class at- fractions.
 The following men prominent in the Knights of Pythias have been ! invited and have expressed their in- 'entions of being present: Supreme l Representative Manlius H. Norton of ! New Britain, who made all arrange ! ments for the trip to Canada; Past Supreme Representative L. Erwin | Jacobs of New Haven. who intro luced tho team to the supreme lodge | delegates at Toronto; Past Grand | Chancellor Frederick NJ. Tarson of ! Seymour. during whose term tho rip was made; and Arthur Mitchell | of Hartford, grand chancellor Of | Many members Of sur lodges are planning 10 bo present. A gala night is looked for ,no long 10 be remembered by all hose who attend.
 Evening Schools Close
 The evening schools will hold heir last session tonight at the Broad street building This school ,aS successfully completed the 75 essions required by tho state and vas under the instruction of Miss