New Britain herald., 1927-08-16
STACK COMPLAINS
 AGAINST NEIGHb0R
Causes Mans Arrest for Tres.
 pass on His Property
JUDGE HOLDS UP DECISION
Thermometer Takes Sharp Drop During Night-Amateur Boxing Card Friday Night-Police Tele- type in Operation.

A boundary line dispute furnished the local police court this morning with one of it's longest sessions in several months Frank kolibczen- ski. who resides on Bartholomew court. was presented on charges of intoXication, breach of the peach, removal of bozndary line and tres pass on private property the com plainant in the case being Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert J. Stack.
 Sergeant Henry Jeglinski was the first witness called to the stand. He testified that on the night of July 2S he went 10 the home of Kolibczenski on complaint of Mir. Stack and placed the defendant, whom he found digging a, number of post holes. under arrest on charges Of drunkenness and breach of the peace, He informed the court on direct examination that MT. Stack had made the complaint when he had been informed by neighbors that Kolibczenski was digging the holes, some of which were on Mr, Stacks property adjoining land owned by the defendant. He also testified that kolibczenski was intoxicated and that he was nlumbling and swearing at the time he made the arrest.
 Attorney Joseph Guilfoile of Waterbury. counsel for kolihczenski. cross examined Sergeant Jeglinski at considerable length to determine on just what charges the arrest was made.
 City Engineer Carleton " Buell. was the next witness called by Prose- cutting Attorney James T Mather. His testimony was to the effect that two of the holes dug by the defen- dant were partly on land owned by Mir. Stack. In answer to a question assto whether or not the lawn of Mir. Stack had been mutilated, he re- piled that it had been.
 Mr Stack testified that two of the holes had been dug on his property and that the northeast boundary stake has been removed. He averred that his lawn had been mutilated end also that kolibczenski was in- toxicated.
 Stephie Ryblnski, a tenant in the house owned by Kolbczenski. was the first witness called by Attorney Guilfoile for the defense. She testi- fled that the defendant had not been drinking and that he had at no time trespassed on Mir. Stacks property. She informed the court that she had watched her landlord from the mo- ment he started to work until he was arrested and that at all times he re- niained standing in the road when digging the holes.
 Emil Baker, a neighbor of the de- fendant, also testified that Kolibczen- ski was sober and that he had at no time trespassed on Mir. Stacks pro- perty.
 Kolibczenski testified that he did not go on the compliments pro- perty. He also stated that he was sober and that he was positive that none of the holes had been dug on Stacks land. His reason for estab- fishing the boundary, he stated, was because of the fact that there had been some dispute over the right Of way on Bartholomew street. It was his contention that Stack, when erecting his houses few months ago, had placed a considerable amount of turf in the pasway, which made it impossible for teams or au- tomobiles to use if
 Attorney Guilfoile next placed on the witness stand, several neighbors of the defendant, all of whom testi- fled that Kolibczenski was perfectly sober, Prosecuting Attorney Mather in rebuttal. called Policeman Strup who was acting captain on desk duty on the date in question, Officer Strup testified that the defendant was intoxicated upon his arrival at police headquarters. Judge Joseph NJ. Donovan. after a few minutes recess, continued the case for one week.
 Funeral qf William H. Linstead
 The funeral of William H. Lin- stead of 37 Wooding street. who died sudd enly Sunday afternoon, was held at o'clock this afternoon at the undertaking parlors of C, Funk and Son on Prospect street. Rev. John Wilkins. rector of Trinity Epis- icopal church. conducted the services which were private and interment was in the family plot in West cem- etery,
 Mrs. Charles o, Anderson
 Mrs. Edith Mary Anderson, aged 56 years, wife of Charles o. Ander- son of S6 Harrison street, died Mon- day afternoon after a lingering ill., ness
 Born in West Hartford. January