New Britain herald., 1921-08-17
PLAMHHLE NEWS FAMILY FEUD OF 75
 YEARS FOUGHT OUT Started in Turkey, Ended in
 PlainVille
 GIVEN FINES IN COURT

COntemplated-Auto Drivers
 Held for Hearing in Court Er;d.v
 Night-Other Items of Interest
 A family feud which is alleged tn have started in Turkey about 75 years ago, came to a climax in the Plainville town court yesterday aft ernoon when Mrs. Ifgooki Gabaka- kian, of Mountain View, was fined s5 and costs for using abusive language and on breach of the peace. Her complainant was Mrs. Ida Canilian Bogosian, also of that place. Jus tice Edward P. Prior and Grand Juror William J. Fogan heard the case. Justice Prior gave the ac- cused a warning that if she appeared again in court for threatening and molesting her neighbors, deportation would follow.
 The argument is said to have start ed in Turkey among the families some 75 years ago and the children have evidently inherited the bitter family instincts of "get your man." It had probably been handed down during the past generations and when the opposing families found they were neighbors on this side of the water the battle started all over again. Mrs Gabakakian is alleged to have molest- ed her neighbor and called her vile names. The other neighbors spoke we'll of Mrs. Bogosian and said she was home woman and never at tempted to carry on the warfare tut kept still. She grew tired of the con a a md clement in the court. Constable John Conlon had been called to the scene on several occasions and it was time for a show down.
 With the waring of deportation inging in her ears. Mrs. Gabakakian yill probably mend her ways and not ,ffend her neighbors.
 Autoists Held.
 Luigi D'Antonio, proprietor of the italian American Grocery store on Whiting street, and L. Weinberg of Springfield, driver for the Bright wood Dressed Beef company of that place, will appear in the local court
 Friday night of this week. They will oe given a hearing before Justice
 Edward P. Prior and Grand Juror William F. Prior as the result of an automobile accident which happened in front of the Central garage yes terday morning.
 The Springfield driver, with his as-
 ;isant, Robert Flescher, asserted their willingness to appear in court md clear themselves of the blame of the accident as they claim they had he right of way when it happened. D'Antonio was in the act of turning his Ford truck in the road when the y7 Yna ify1a 01oiY hot h was on the wrong side of the road when turning. A heated argument started and a large crowd gathered. The driver of the Springfield truck was willing to pay for the damage to the Ford as he realized the party was to blame but was agreeing to help settle the matter.
 D'Antonio, however, refused and started fuss. Constable John Con- lon was called and examined the li- censes of both drivers. Several people at the scene claim to have seen some one place the license of the local store owner under the cushions of the seat after having gone to the store for it. However, it was there and no charge could be brought on this account. Apparently all wit nesses favored the driver of the Brightwood truck and assert that the other was the fault of the accident. The Ford suffered considerable damage and was taken to a garage for repairs The Springfield truck was able to proceed on it's way.
 School Improvements.
 A. w. Stewart of West Main street, having been awarded the contract for re-painting the schoolhouse, is about | &4 1a%n The rnfiriSh- ing makes a great improvement on | the building and when school opens 1 the Wednesday after Labor Day, a | decided better place will be seen.
 The work of installing the stand pipes in the interior of the old build 1 ing for fire protection, has been com l pleted. The school board is arrang- ing for suitable hose connections to | be used for the pipers. There will | be one length of hose on each floor l which will be capable of reaching the l farthest room on that floor. This new improvement is one of the best the board has made and will prove ] greater protection in case of fire. The l building, however, is considered safe and no fears from this end is enter i tained. However, the safety of plac- ing the hose and pipes inside was voted upon with favor.
 There is no difficulty expected this term of finding accommodations for i the pupils as there had been last year With several of them about i to commence their studies at the Junior High school in New Britain, and many of them to leave for oc- cupation, room for all to enroll is certain Last year the situation was exceedingly doubtful for some time but with proper management on the part of the school board and princi- pal, accommodations were found and a portable building for the kinder garten was erected.
 Grange Notes
 At the regular meeting of the | Plainville Grange last night, it was voted to postpone it's outing planned i