New Britain herald., 1928-12-13
WIFE CLAIMS SHE
 BEfR|ENDED RIVAL
Strange Story Related in Di.
 Y0rCe Court at Hartford
AFFINITY IS CRIPPLED
Contracts Awarded for Alterations On Francavilla Block - Bristol Youths Thought to Re Auto Thieves-AnnuaI Senior Prom.

Thieves-Annual Senior Prom.
 Charging infidelity and intolerable cruelty and naming Miss Alice Hart son, cripple, in her complaint, Mrs. sophy l.. Main appeared before Judge Allyn L. Brown in the supe- rior court at Hartford on Wednes- day, asking for divorce from Ar thur George Main. who conducts grocery and meat store in this city. Judge Brown stated that while he lelieved Mrs. Main had proved her case, he would withhold his decision for 90 days. During that period, he granted Mrs. Main alimony of SIS a week.
 , Mr. and Mrs. Main, according to l her testimony. were married in Bris- tol on July 16, 1924. She was a widow with four children, her first husband, a Mr. Meeker. having died | some time before. Mrs. Main in 1 formed the court that her husband ! first started to beat her in July. 1927, and until they separated a few months ago he continued the prac- 1 tice every week when he came home intoxicated. Mrs Elizabeth Lyon, 1 her mother, and Mrs. Marie Hart we'll, a sister-in-law, corroborated her testimony.
 Prior to their marriage, Mrs. Main testified. she had asked her husband i if there was anyone else he cared lrIf fn ratiaa 6Jt " ai1a ba h n T gone with Miss Hartson for period, he no longer cared for her. In 1927, about three years after the marriage, however. Mrs. Main found four love letters in her husbands pocket, which he destroyed when they were called to his attention. A short time later, Mrs. Main said she learned that her husband was still visiting Miss Harrison and then became aware of the seriousness of the sit nation. In compassion for the third member of the triangle, Mrs. Main said that she visited Miss Harrison and then called a doctor. She later called at the Hartford hospital to see Miss Harrison when the baby was born. Her husband at that time ac- companied her.
 Records in the office of the city clerk show that d child, given the name of Grace Ethel Hart, was born at the Hartford hospital on Septem- Der 27, 1928, to Alice Harrison, aged 33, no address stated. The fathers name was given as John Hart, 30 of 22o Prospect street, Bristol Dr T. Weston Chester of 50 Pennington avenue. Hartford, was the attending physician. There is no John Har1 listed in the Bristol city directory.
 A check of the land records in the city clerks office today, also reveal. ed the fact that on June 21, 1928 Miss Alice E. Harrison deeded tc Sophy l.. Main of Southington lot house, and all improvements located on Prospect street for a considera' tion not definitely mentioned. Nils: Harrison had purchased the propert! only a short time before turning il over to the complainant in the di. vorce case.
 Mrs Main, following the birth O
 the child 10 Miss HartIon, refused 10 live with her husband, althougf she did visit the woman while sh' was confined to the hospital. |"
 wanted to see my rival, although
 was heartbroken," Mrs. Main tolC
 the court.
 Bank Contracts Awarded
 l ho alt nf fht
 Francavilla block on School street
 which was purchased severa
 months ago by the City Deposit an(
 Discount Co, Inc. has now beel started under the supervision 0 : Cosmo Nacca. general contractor l Anthony J. Rich, attorney for tn newly organized banking firm that the sub contracts had beei awarded as follows: Stone ant marble work. Thomas r. Jackson Co.,. Waterbury: bronze and counte . screen work and desks. Art Meta Co.,. Hartford; plumbing and heat ing, Arnold X Arnold. Bristol: cleo : trical work Murphy Electrical Co.
 Bristol: carpentry work, Johl Volovski. Bristol; vaults and safes Morris Ireland Safe Co.,, Boston
 Mass. It is anticipated by the banl officials that the building will b. ready for occupancy on March 1 1929.
 . The incorporators of the Cit.
 Deposit and Discount Co.,, Inc. ar as follows: Carmine Palomba |: Raoul A. Siliciano, William A
 Hayes. John Nolovski. 1smael Notarfrancesco. Nincenzo Nesci Philip F. Mastrobuoni. Cosmo Vac ca. Nincenzo Pierro. Biagio Reale Giuseppe Porrini, and Pellegrin' Tirelo.
 The company will engage in