New Britain herald., 1926-06-19
Bristol News
LOST LOVE BASIS
 OF SlO,OOO SUIT
Restaurant Owner Made Deiend-
 ant in Alienation Action
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION

Diplomas Presented To 126 seniors
 And Ilonors Awards Announccd-
 Girls Tennis Club Elects Officers
 Lynn Here Tomorrow.
 Trouble never comes singly" is fact to which Augustus Galanis, who conducts the Modern Lunch room on North Main street. will attcsf. Last Monday evening Gaanis and Kathc- line Estabrook, wife Of Kenneth |. EStahrook of l16 North street were arrested in Mrs. Estabrook's room on North Main street in q raid con ducted by members Of the local po- lice department on complaint of Els tabrook. They appeared in court Tuesday morning and requested q continuance until Thursday morning, which was granted.
 On their second appearance in court, Galanis was rerrescnted bv Attorney Joseph r. button and pjoa Of guilty on d statutory charge was entered although Mir. Dutton in addressing the court stated that there had been no improper rnla- tions between the couple. He also stressed the point that Mrs. Es'a brook had been ill for some time past, having spent a considerable period in hospital and since her discharge had been under a doctors care. Galanis, so his attorney stat cd, had been simply taking care of Mrs, Estahrook. which required his presence in her room. Judge Joseph N. Donovan. who was on the bench. felt that Galanis was guilty and inn posed q fine Of s25 and costs and imposed a jail sentence Of , days in jail. the latter being suspended pro- ytded he pay thc woman's fare back 10 her home in Canada. This Gal anis agreed 10 do, and next Monday was the time limit set by the judge on the woman's departure.
 Now GaIanis is made the defend- ant in a civil suit for s1Q.o0o, brought by the husband on writ issUed by Judge William ]. Malone and served by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Harding. Alienation Of his wifo'S affections is alleged by Mir. Esta- brook and the lunch room. an auto bile and money on deposit in a local bank, the property of the defendant, have been attached.
 The case Is rcturnable In the su- perioU court the first Tuesday Of September. although according to 1 the edict Of Judge Donovan, Mrs. Estabrook will he in Canada and will be unable 10 appear al the court . proceedings.
 High school Commencement.
 One hundred and twenty-six pu- 1 plS or the class of 1926, Bris' ol high school. were graduated last evening at exercises held in the 1 school auditorium. Arthur C. 1 Hitchcock, a member Of the board of educanonC presided and deliver { ei the address tc the graduates and Karl 4 Reiche. superintendent of schools, presented the diplomas. ] Mir. Hitchcock spoke on the ab- sence oC Chairman Noble F. Pierce from the presiding chair at the eX- rrcises but believed that Mir. Pierce, 1 having rounded out 4o years Of Rc- 1 tive connection with the Bristol schools, must have felt this was his 1 chance 10 graduate" The following 1 tribute was paid by MT. Hitchcock to Mir Fierce, which very flttingly ! expresses the opinion Of all those
 acquainted with the eN-scnator and , lis work:
 Tt is fitting at his graduation
 from the platform to recognize what
 those who have been associated
 with him, know Of his work. His ] knowledge Of schools. his ability to /. sideste1 trouble. his success In un- rayeling hundreds Of snarls, his un-