The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-04
YOUNG GIRL IS
 ARRESTED FOR
 INCORRICIBILITY
Pretty Wedding Solemnized At St. James Church
 Yesterday.
Especial to The Tines. ]

Stratford, Feb. 4-Helen Booth of Bridgeport, who for the past few days has been rooming with family on Stratford avenue near Avon park, was arrested by Officers Bigelow and Flanagan yesterday afternoon and was turned over to the Bridgeport po- lice, who wanted her on a charge of corrigfbility
 The girl, who is minor, it is alleged, robbed man in Bridge port some time ago and shortly after going to New York city with man named Phillipson, where they were both arrested and brought back to Bridgeport. The Booth girl was parol- ed of the charge and placed on pro- bation, being put with family on Remington street, where she remain ed short time. leaving there several weeks ago. When she did not report to the probation officer as she was or dered by the court orders were issued to arrest her which was done and she was turned over to Sergeant Bray of the Bridgeport police departm ent yes terday. Fortunately the arrest took place about 10 minutes before the girl had made another getaway with Phillipson, who was waiting for her at
 
 mobile. The couple had planned on going to New Haven and from there were to board a Pullman, arrange ments for which had all been made and go into Massachusetts.
 A very pretty and impressive church wedding took place at St. James church yesterday morning when Miss Josephine Mary Hruby, daughter of Mrs. Paul Hruby of Huntin gton Road, became the bride of Joseph Kravutske of Bridgeport. The Rev. Father M. J. O'Connor, pastor of the church of ficiated, being assisted by Father Smith of Blessed Sacrament church of Bridgeport, deacon. and Father Leclere of Hartford, sub-deacon. At the offertory James McCue sang "Ave Marie" being accompanied by Miss Agnes N1cNamara at the piano. The church was filled with friends and relatives of the young couple, who following the ceremony left on a short wedding trip. On their return they will reside in Bridgeport.
 The first of a, series of monthly meeting of the Past Sachems associa- ton of Ol1enuck tribe will be held this evening at the home of Ernest E.. Will COX in Ansonia. who is the president of the association. The party vii leave Stratford on the 7:45 train, an6 will make the return trip by trolley It is expected that nearly all of the members of the association will be present.
 l Considerable surprise is being eX- pressed by the members of the board : of relief at the fsy taxpayers who | attended the first meetings of the board seeking reduction in their tax assessment. Owing to the large in creases in nearly all of the property valuations it was expected that the board of relief would be swampet with complaints and the first meet ings were a big surprise to all ia mihar with the circumstances.
 In the death of Mrs. Jane Dickin son, which occurred at her home ol Judson place Monday after a short i'll ness, Stratford loses another of it oldest residents. Mrs. Dickinson, wht has made her home here for the pas 40 years, was one of the well knowl and respected residents of Stratfor' and her death will be mourned b, many. She was SS years of age an' is survived by two daughters and on son. The funeral services will be hell this evening from her late home o1 Judson place at 8 o'clock and inter ment will take place at Wilton, Conn Thursday.
 Residents of Otis street are bein made happy by the board of select