New Britain herald., 1925-06-29
SUES FOR Sll,OOO
 AND ACCOUNTING
New Britain Man Alleges He
 Was Frame-Up Victim
BAN PUT ON FIREWORKS
Harry 4. Peters and Miss Agnes Halccks Married-I,os Falls from --Trollcy-Pero Fined SEQ for As-
 sault on "Sully."

-Trollcy-Perro Fined SEQ for As-
 sault on "Sully."
 Alleging that his illiteracy was taken advantage of, so that he final ly lost his property on Stafford ave- nue, Anthony Borysiec Of New Britain, through his attorney Irving l. Rachlin, has brought suit against Albert Bernstein of this city asking for $1l,000 damages; an accounting for all moneys paid to the defend- ant; an injunction restraining pres ent owners from disposing of the property, and the return of money paid to Bernstein.
 Property of Bernstein. including mortgages and real estate, was at- tached Saturday and today by Con- stable A. P. Stark. The papers in the case are returnable at the Sep tember term of the superior court in Hartford.
 The plaintiff claims that at vari- ous times money was loaned to him by Bernstein and finally the amounts were incorporated into one mort gage. which went on record for ST. 100. Here the plaintiff says that the figures were not correct, as the amount was really s3,000. Later the plaintiff claims that he was pre- vailed upon 10 sign warranty deed for the Stafford avenue property. thinking it was a mortgage deed.
 The ejectment followed, few months ago, and Bernstein sold the greater part of the farm to Joseph Roberge of this city and to Sarah Bernstein. The plaintiff asks that both Roberge and Mrs. Bernstein be enjoined from selling their interest in the property.
 After the ejectment from the farm the plaintiff went to New Britain and secured work after many trials and tribulations and in the mean time his family suffered. It is said that the plaintiffs family lived on meager fare for period of two months.
 Bernstein has not announced his legal representative as yet.
 To Pay Up Sewer Bonds
 Final payment on July 1 of S10.- 00O on the sewer plant bond issue of 1895 will free the local disposal plant of debt and will leave the city with assets ot quarter of million dollars of unencumbered property. The plant cost $50,O0O when in stalled and its value has increased to an estimate of quarter of million in the time that the bond issue has been paid off, City Treas urer George S. Beach will make the payment for the city, which will mark an epoch in his regime as city treasurer.
 Thcatcr Man Married
 Harry A. Peters of 102 South street, son of Mir. and Mrs. Daniel Peters. and Miss Agnes Halecks. nurse of 125 Livingston street, New York, were married in this city Sat urday by Rev. Louis Becarris at St. Anthouy's church, according 10 marriage certificate return, filed at the city clerks office this morning.
 Mir. Peters is connected with the management of the Bristol theater and is well known. After a we'd ding trip, Mir. and Mrs. Peters will reside here.
 PierrO Fined
 James Pierro was fined S20 and costs and sentenced 10 jail for 30 days by Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan at the police court session this morning on charge of assault upon Salvatore Cifichoule, known as "Sully the barber" The Jail sen- tonce was later suspended. The as sault followed an argument over a rent m a house owned by Pierro which had been vacated recently by Ciricheule. Words failed Pierro so that he swung upon the plaintiff who sought protection.
 High school Honor Students
 Announcement is made Of the honor students at the Bristol High School for the year 1924-1925. The high honor students are:
 Freshmen; Mary Comcrford. Mar i garet Cuiton, Edith Dalzen, and Elizabeth Stcrd. Sophomorcs: Char les Demarcst, HclCa Jestinsky. Catherine Lynch, Ethel Futile, Dorothy Tyler and Howard Tyler. ] Juniors; Virgil Carnell, Abraham