New Britain herald., 1929-05-07

Plainville. W. A. Bailey: Berlin. L.. W. 0watkin and Rev. Samuel Fiske: Bristol. G. R. Marsh; E. Berlin. o. car Benson. R. 0. Clark. and E. V. Reed: Kensington. Rev.V. l.. Phil ips. s. M. Cowles. and Paul Baker; New Britain, C. H. Barnes, A. Tyson Hancock. Rev. Alfred Heininger. and Philip B. Stanley: Newington, liar ry Webster: and Southington, George Backman. A. X. Boyce. s. H. Mae Kenzie, Harold Rogers, Robert \. Warner. Ted Brandy. and L. J. Black.
 It il expected to be one of the most successful conventions ever held in the history Of the Hartford county "" branch.
 EsCape From Officer
 Constable George Schubert and all agent from the department of immi- grafton spent last evening search ing for two Spanish aliens. a man and woman, wanted for deporta ton on charges of misconduct. whn made a sensational escape from the federal officer.
 According to Constable Schubert the federal agent came to him yes terday afternoon for aid in the search. The agent said that the woman had eluded him, after he had arrested her, by jumping from q wiu5ow at 19a proa1 Stroat rbar ars she had been living with John Min clio. The agent agreed to wait in another room while the woman changed her clothes. She went ou, through window on the ground floor.
 It is believed that the woman then ran to the foundry of the Plainville Casting Co.,, where Minello was at work. Both took flight and are believed to have left town. They abandoned a five-year-old boy wh1 is now in care of Joseph Pasato who owns the rooming house and whose own 1S-year- daughter eloped a few days ago.
 1hC leutIdl agent ulu iOt ulSCiOSS his identity to Constable Schubert The agent had been working on the case quietly before approaching the local officer. The name of the woman is not known here. Con. stable Schubert stated this morning that no clues of the missing coupl. had been found.
 Changes Mind
 Constable George Schubert wen, to Darien yesterday and brough, back Joseph Yarashis, aged II. ct Hough street, who had run away from home. He made the trip al the request of the childs parents who wanted the boy locked up and sent to the reform school. Two weeks ago the boy ran away to New York where he was taken into GUS, tody by the police there. He was brought home that time by his father.
 A hearing was held this morning on the case but the boys parents stated that they had changed their minds and did not want him sent to reform school. He was returned to his parents.
 SChWab- smith
 Announcement has been made o1 the marriage of Rachael K. Smith daughter of MT. and Mrs. Pearl w smith of Broad street, to Wesley $ Schwab of Cook street, which took place last Saturday afternoon at the Simsbury Congregational church Rev. Charles $. Wyckoff, former pas. tor of the Plainviile Congregations church. performed the ceremony. Children Nave Merry Ride Two young children from Plain. vile had an exciting time yesterda, afternoon when they started out te explore the country mounted on tive tricycles. They live in the neigh borhood Of Broad street and rode all the way to New Britain on their machines. using the Plainville- New Britain road. When they reached the ntighborhood of Corbin avenue in New Britain, woman noticed 'ilSAi anu upol uutSllOHiIlk t1cUl discovered that they were from Plainville. The children continued on Tn the direction of Black Rock avenue and the New Britain police were notified.
 Officer William s. Strolls was sent out to look for the children but went to Corbin's corner, which is near Hartford. instead of Corbin avenue. When the police failed to make an appearance. Allen Norton of 7S5 West Main street, New Brit ain. put the children in his car and drove them back to Plainville. He discovered that they had used the state road when the told him that they he'd raced truck on the hill near Crooked street. Both young sters were about six years old. Mir