New Britain herald., 1915-05-12
Plainville News .RUSSELL'S WIFE ASKS
 GRAND JURORS HELP
Wealthy Young han Nay Face
 Charges sf hen-Support. ].
COUPLE ESTRANCEO SOME TINE
Reported Young Husband Disclailns Responsibility for Wtfe's Board
 Bills-Prosecutor May Issue War

Bills-Prosecutor May Issue War ]s rant.
 I Complaining that she has been
 neglected, Mrs. Agnes Russell has
 asked Grand Juror M. A. Norton to l take the necessary legal steps to force
 her husband, Thomas G. Russell, to 1 contribute towards her support in pro- l portion to his financial standing and | it was reported this morning that un- less the young man agrees to some 1 arrangement for his wife's care that
 is more satisfactory than that now
 in force a warrant for his arrest will l be issued. This morning Prosecutor
 Norton, while admitting that a conn | plaint had been made to him, de-
 clined to discuss the case, his in- vestfgation had not proceeded suffi- ciently to permit of his making any l comment. l Young Russell is said to be in the l Hartford hospital receiving treatment, l He spent several weeks in Dr. Givens' sanitariun returning home about l month ago. It is said that since l that time the couple has been es- 1 tranged and that their difficulties came to head Monday with re- l in which it was declared that the young man would not hold himself re- l sponsibIe for board bills contracted l by his wife. Mrs. Russell has been living at the home of Henry O'Hara | nn line St cir chnr i111n af ter she came to PlainvilIe. While the estate of the late Thomas Russell has not as yet been before l the probate court for final settlement | it is said that his sons share will be nearly $14,00c. His father left | property valued at over $60,0O0, and
 as no will was found, the estate is l to be divided among the widow and three children.
 Young Russell and his wife. who was Miss Agnes Phee of Philadel- phia, were married in New York sev- | eral months ago. They came to Plainvi1el to live short time later. { After the wedding the probate court appointed Mrs. Rose Russell, his mother, as his conservator, Judge By ington having been advised that he was not competent to handle his own
  his wife objected to the proceeding, although the young woman subse-s quently explained that she was not aware the session was to be held, her husband having explained that it had been settled
 While they have been living apart Mrs Russell's board bill. amounting to $4 week, has been paid out of
 her father-in-law's estate but it is re- ported that Judge W. J. Malone of
 Bristol has been engaged to contest
 her efforts to get court allowance.
 Ship Body From Queenstown. Word has been received in Bridge port that the body of Isaac B. Trum- bull, of that city, was among the twelve corpses of Lusitania victims, shipped from Queenstown on Monday The death ship will probably dock in New York either Sunday or Monday l and the bodies will then be sent to relatives. MT. Trumbulls remains are consigned to Bridgeport, although it is said that it has not been def1- llitely decided whether he will be buried in that city or in Plainville. K Members of the Trumbull family here are discouraging the idea that
 their plan of starting the manufac- hGIIIS OI Inun1L1OnS or war Tn the Trumbull factory is anything other than a pure business proposition The spirit of revenge does not enter
 into it, they having taken up the venture even before the sinking of
 the Cunarder. While with other
 manufacturers in this country, they are maintaining absolute neutrality in accordance with the presidents de- cree, any arms that might be shipped from their plant, will probably go to Great Britain and her allies as Ger many apparently cannot get shipments across. Therefore the idea of aveng- ing the death of their brother by making shrapnel was conceived in the minds of people learning of their in- terest in the project.
 COoke-Dimes Wedding.
 Levi Cook of Maiden Mass. and 1 Miss Katherine Dimes, daughter of 1 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph F. Dimes of l Grown street, will be united in mar 1iage Saturday afternoon. The cere- 1 mony will be performed at 3:3O 1 o'clock in the rectory of the Church l of Our Saviour, Rev. R. H. Burton 1 officiating. The couple will probably l be unattended. 1
 Following the ceremony a reception | to immediate relatives and a few | friends will be rendered at the home | of the young lady's parents. After l Pythias of East Berlin was held last