New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 19, 1920, Page 15

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Trapt & Iine Union Mfx Co U 8 Envelope pfd U 8 Envelope com Whitlock Coll Pipe Fafnir Bearing Co Hart & Cooley N B Machine pfd .. Rillings & Spencer pfd Stanley Works pfd n,lAul'm lol'!l' Exehanges Halances 0B b - Giet the truth: Read the Call.—advt. Tom in Our officers will be glad of an oppor- tunity to talk whenever you want Youthiul Spnngheld Gouple Ex-' New Britain Musical Club Pro- i perience Difficulty Trying to Wed The wedding intentions of a couple from Springfield, Mass., were tem- porarily halted here yesterday, and for a time no little excitement existed ) around police headquarters on Com- mercial strect, The cause of the whole affair centered around James Yamin, who gave his age as 21 years, and Victoria Abdow, a buxom S and an arrival in this country from Assyria only a few months ago. While the girl insisted yvesterday that she is of marriage age, her uncle, who was prominent vesterday, claims that she is but 14 years old The youthful couple, as the story was related at police headquarters, stole away from Springfield and on arrival at Hartford. an attempt to secure & marriage license was €ruit- less. The couple then made their w here, and the voung man went at once to City Hall, where he gave his address as 51 Hartford avenue, and that of the girl as 262 Elm street. The ages of the couple was given as 22 and 21 vears respectively. It was only a short time after the granting of the marriage license that a message was received from Hart- ford, inquiring as to the whereabéuts of the pair. Policeman Peter McAvoy and Herbert C. Lyon were sent out in quest of the couple and they were brought to the station. Then the fireworks began An uncle of the girl, who guardian, has mapped out a plan for his niece whereby she was to wed a Porto Rican of elder years, but whose purse was considerable in excess of that of Yamin's. That the girl was absalutely opposed to such a union was evinced by the racket she made when the uncle called attention to his plans at the pojjee station, Uncle claimed that the girl was not tellinz the truth about her age, exhibiting n is her passport which showed the girl to be but 14 years old. The girl, however passed the buck by asserting that this was done In order that she make the trip across the Ocean at b&lf price. Yamin was not without friends, his father and other acquaintances Arriv- ing here about the same time as tho rival forces. The clder Yamin was satisfied as to the wedding. but uncle- guardian remained obdurate. The girl “Mmed that he was a “slave-Iriver’ and she did not wish to return to live with him. After listening to the wild shrieking and gesticulating for some time, Captain Grace declared an armistice and ordered the couple with "their relatives to go back to Spring- field and report to f‘abl:‘nn Quilty. T ———— TARRANT & HAFFEY UNDERTAKERS 1451-3 Lady Attendant—Free Use of Parlors Orders Taken for Upholstcring. 25-3 Any Hour, Day or Night might Atlantic Tel i | i i i [’mx by * 15 Bl SUCCESS| gram Is Well Received The New Britain Musical club zave its first musicale of the season in the Grammar school auditorium last | evening. The program was an unusual- Iy interesting ofe, the numbers being | carefully chosen and well rendered. The program opcned with a solo fantasie by Mendelssolin yed by Miss . M. Littlehales. 2! l,mlo.| hales showed wonderful technical power and her selection s well received. Miss Earnest, a new mem- ber of the club, with a high prano voice gave a group of modern songs in a most pleasing manner. A quartet composed of Mrs. Horton, Mrs. Tuttle, Mr Stuhlman and Mr. Latham, gave an old traditional air and Tschaikowski's “Legend.” in a manner [ Parker and Miss Tomassoni with a two-piano number “Third Suite”” and were well received: The solemn and m:ljcsnrl Confutatis” from Requiem. M wa Angust Klein and was easi the vocal gem of the evening. Horton, who is always = udiences, s In the duet with the songs of a decided favored from the Britain best last evening Mr. Stuhlman and the Chinese pup she w hit Mr. Latham tributed Chaumode’s were also well received gram closed with the brilliant “Rhap- sodie,” by Chabrier and was played on two pianos by Mrs. Andzulatis and | Mr. Hart Other musicales are being planned by the club and an active season looked forward to. New and Miss Schade con- Nocturne and The pro- Y. M. O. A. DELE! Department fends Representa- tives to Harsford. Delegates from the Y. M. C. A. to the Older Boys' conference at Hart- ford left this morning under the lead- ership of Boys' Department Secretary Anthony Dorbuck. Those who repre- sent the local association are: William B. Gooby, James Hewitt, Austin Wes- sel, Frank Jester, L. C,_ Bickerton, Lester Schaefer, @ilfred E. Walcott. A. A. Dorbuck, Harry Whatnall; Paul Moreau, Albert Dorbuck. Irving Spencer, Arthur Tancred, W. H. Up- son, Howard F. Linton. Deaths and F‘unerals. Boys' Michael Spocoleli. The funeral of Michael Spocoleli, the victim of electrocution at the Cor- bin plant last Saturday, was morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Rev. William Krause, was the celebrant of a requiem mass. The burial \msr“u St. Mary's new ceme- tery. Card of Thanks. grateful to those neighbor: and We are particularly felt than ind The Hartford-Connecticut Trust Company Corner Main and Pearl Streets, Hartford, Conn. Capital $1,250,000. 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In her complaint she said that there were reasons o believe that he had gone away with Mary Recor, | aged 16 vears, of 170 Glen street. | This morning the father of the girl reported to the police that his daugh- ter had left home Saturday and was Gregory, who leaves several smalj A 6%, INVESTME U. $. Treasury Certificates of Indebtedne o $500 and $1,000 . At Par and Accrued Interest. New Britain National Ba Organized 1860. “The Only National Bank in the City.” and the girl that he is al- were both employed to his employment at the f Gregory worked as a con the local trolley lines, He is FOR QUICK RETUR HERALD CLASSIFIED The New Britain Trust Co. No element of chance was connegted with the elec- tion of the directors of the New Britain Trust Co. 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