New Britain herald., 1915-05-13

Wood, ana who under tN
 name was married Co
 Baker, daughter of Mr. a e. Baker of No. % Barnc
 April 29. after an arduon
 of two years, was afres
 o'clock last night at his f
 Cherry street, Hartford. cd
 bigany. He was arrair
 the Hartford polices court
 ing and bound over to the
 Of the superior court fin
 s1.oo0, which he was una
 Bjsh.
 Bridegroom a Crandfi
 This gentleman advent nouement came after his
 had trailed him from Nev Hartford. She denounced court this morning and dec he deserted her in New l. cars ago. She furthermord he has three children. one q married woman with chiId own, making this suppo&< married man a grsndfathe as a husband and father.
 It has been more than since Wood. as he is known. his appearance in this city. wood worker by trade and securing employment with Pinches company. He QuicI friends and at once joI Peoples Church of Christ. into local social and reIieI with a zest. He was a lilSaI and to his new found friendI fided that he came here fr| York. He informed them th@ previously been in the wood business but had suffered \ losses which compelled him business.
 Courts Miss Amy Bnk'
 Miss Baker Is a we!l| musician and was orranirt Peoples church. She also 46 interest in the workings of { h acciety and naturally she a3 were thrown into each ofnc pssny a great deal. The xn1 found the newcomer an arrn5 we'll read man. quiet of n,An decidedly pleasant. He in fu1 Inc organist a most Iiknb1a woman and after he had See, month and was beginning firmly established he asked sion to call on her at her h. was granted, and then began Lcurtship which resulted in { ing of last month.
 MT. and Mrs. Baker met who now was a regular caller nome and found him to be ap all that could be desired 'ear of steady attention lie 4 Si Baker to become his wife and . tented. So, after being here tt no time during which wa he slightest doubt but what III he, pretended to be, Wo anne engaged to Miss Bake inally the wedding was set ft 's, 1915.
 Gives Good References.
 Naturally Mir. and Mrs. Bak, urious to know the past of f| 1ith whom they were to tru, aughter's future happiness II their questions he had < pl ep.y. He said he was tni ears of age and his orieina' ad been in Brooklyn. N Vi. is father had been a we'll lergyman. Both his fathe Iother were dead. he said MT ent to New York to make in ito the past of his future W and found that there real zen such a minister there aS Id described as his father. Th Id by the lover tailed cxactl e information secured by Mr. e was told that this minist we q son, but he was misair 'body knew where he was.
 good. There now existed bu 'ubt but what Wood was Q m' able young man.
 To the Baker family. Won ared that he had but one livI ton in the world, a sister wh'
 Texas. Last winter he orc
 have received word from th. ar state that his sister had di' IS buried there and for som
 seemed to be in the deepest s .bough he did not go into n 3.
 Tells of Former Love Ana He told his fiancee that he h. w York and taken up his res
 this city because of A girl lom he formerly kept connpar whom he was at one time enI ry seriously he told Miss Ba1 s phase of his past life and mt further into detail. n tined that after he had becon ged to this New York girl M, him for another man and n le after was married 70 him. lowed a pitiful account of { atment accorded his former lrt by her husband.
 The man Who stole her are m him, Wood declared. soor drinking heavily and maItreat