New Britain herald., 1920-07-13
Complaining Witness in Slashing
 Fails to Appear
HAS LEFT THE HOSPITAL
Wife of Accused Believed to Have Conc to New York-More Than 600 vile News Items.

The trial of Sebastian Buccharia. of 105 Maple street. New Britain charged with the brutal slashing of his pretty young wife. Maria, at the corner of East Main and Pine streets, July ?. was given a hearing in the Plainville town court last evening. Justice Merritt O. Ryder presided. F. s. Gwillim acted as prosecutor. At torneys William J. Malone and P. F. McDonough appeared for the defense. The accused pleaded not guilty to the charges which were entered as plain assault. Mrs. Bucharria did not ap- pear and the case was nolled.
 It was learned at the hospital this morning that the wife of the accused had left yesterday morning. and to all indications had gone to New York. She had completely recovered from the effects of her experience and re- ceived the doctors permit to leave the institution.
 Several witnesses of the assault were called upon at the hearing. The past record of Bucharia and that of his wife showed a marked compari- son. Mrs. Bucharria was inclined to lead a life of gaiety and was known to have a large host of admirers.
 Bucharria claimed that the slash Ing was not with intent to XIII, out rather to mar her beauty which had caused so much marital trouble. The deed was done with q keen edged razor. The accused works at the Trum bull Electric company plant
 Trumbull Excursion.
 There were fully 500 that attended the annual excursion of the Trum- bull Electric company held at Savin Rock yesterday. They left the center of Plainville at s o'clock in the morn ing. Dinner was served at Wilcox's S pier restaurant. The employees were given tickets for admittance to the amusements at the Rock. Theater tickets were also distributed.
 Automobile Case Heard.
 Justice NJ. O. Ryder heard the case of MT. Woodhal. of Hartford. and evening. They figured in an acciden, on the Pennington road Monday night when the cars they were driv- ing crashed into one another. Both were discharged. They agreed to pay for their own damages.
 Le Grande- Daniele
 A quiet wedding took place yester- day morning at the Church of Gun Lady of Mercy when Rev. John T Fay united in the holy wedlock Johr Le Grande of Sou0 Washington street. and Mrs. AnGeline Dalin Dan iele also of South Washington street They were attended by Nicholas Bos. co of New Britain and Miss Carmilla Taliendo. After a short wedding trir MT and Mrs. LeGrande will reside pr South Washington street.
 Dance Tonight.
 At Lake Compounce tonight tn, Plainville Athletic club will hold it first dance of the season. A priz, waltz will take place. The proceeds will be given to the baseball team fol equipment. ,,,
 Lightning Strikes.
 The old Stowe house on Strons court attracted the lightning durius the severe storm yesterday afternoon with the result that the chimney wa. taken off the roof.
 The Bristol Manufacturing Co plant was compelled to stop work fol fully an hour as the result of the lightning striking the transformel and knocking the apparatus out o1 order. All lights in the town were ex. tinguished.
 Auxiliary Meet.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of Brock. Barnes post held its regular meet.ue at the Episcopal church parlors las evening. There was a large attend