New Britain herald., 1928-05-31

CoNer ner own I040 until the follow ing morning. The police are investi- gating.
 Additional Train Service Effective Monday, June {, train 2o2o now leaving Bristol at S::7 D. m. Sundays will be discontinued. ac. cording to an announcement of rail. road officials. On the same date. train 1720. which at present makes up in this city. will be operated from Waterbury, providing Bristol per- sons with a connection from New York. and also provide later train service to Hartford. At the present time. the last train leaving for Hart ford on week days is 4:15 p. m. Miss Anna Warner
 Miss Anna Warner. for many years resident of this city. died yesterday at her home in Providence, R. I.
 The funeral will be held at the funeral home of c. Funk and Sons at : o'clock Saturday afternoon. Burial will be in West cemetery. To Be Discharged Joseph Bachmann of Mine road. who has been receiving treatment for smallpox at the isolation hospital, will be discharged from the instttu- ton on next Sunday. according to present plans. With his release, but three patients will remain under ob- serNatlon in the city.
 Soldier Dead Honored
 Tribute was paid to Bristol's sol- dier dead yesterday patriotic or sanizations joining together to honor those who made the supreme aacri- flee at Gettysburg. San Juan Hill and the Argonne. Almost 1000 partici- pated in the parade, which formed on lower Main street. and which was led by Chief of Police Ernest T. Be!den and q platoon of police. Cap tain kenneth E. Moore of Company l.. l69th infantry was marshal. The address of welcome at West ceme- tery was given by Superintendent of Schools Karl A. Reiche and the eulogy to the dead was delivered by Rev. Hubert D. Jones, pastor of the Prospect Methodist church.
 In Forestville 500 school children joined with the patriotic organiza- tons in the parade which formed at Firemen's hall. But one member re- mains in Manross post, Albert F. Stark. former newspaperman and a constable. Yesterdays exercises were the first which Miss Nellie E. Hills, principal emeritus Of the Forest vile school. has not attended in the last half century.
 Seeks Divorce
 Sophia kinhavitch Kapluntz of this city has petitioned a divorce from her husband Makar Kapilunz on charges of habitual intemperance and cruelty. In her testimony in the superior court Tuesday, she stated that her husband came home intoxicated every night. He denied the charges and accused her of drinking liquor every day and in- fidelity.
 Judge Arthur F. Els, after hear. ing the testimony. announced that he would withhold judgment for two weeks.
 Sues Hts Wife
 Claiming that his wife failed to pay him half of the money derived from the sale of some property held Jointly in Westheld. Mass, Adam Bryda of Bristol brought suit for ss,ooo against his wife Victoria Bryda, through Attorney B. l. Monkiewicz.
 The writ states that both owned a piece Of real estate in Westfeld and after the sale of the property the money was held by the defendant, one-half of which having been given 10 her in trust to be held for the plaintiff. It is further claimed that in 1923 the defendant bought prop. erty located at 3o5 Park street, Bris- tol. and took the property in her Tame. using the money of the plain tiff for the purchase. without hi. permission. Tho plaintiff then de- manded money due him or one.half interest in the property. which the defendant refused to do. The plain titr claims that on numerous oc- caslons he had advanced the de- fendant sums of money to meet ob- hgations on mortgages, taxes and other debts due on the Bristol prop erty. amounting to $:,lo1. The pay- meht was requested on numerous occasions but the defendant always re'used to pay the obligation, 1t is claimed.
 The plaintiff claims ssooo dam ages and the conveyance of one. half interest in the real estate. Papers were served today by Deputy sherin Matthew Papciak ana the writ is returnable in superior court Of Hartford on the first Tuesdav tn ! 4c,sx