The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1921, Page 12

8 ———— THT SSinpapeeed A WEEK ALONY : : ty St. Louis Miller Asks Annul- ment of Marriage—Couple Eloped Last June. aaa ere she a ie plaintiff me t untry ment. He when he had " on prior Tilton says her daugnwr was too Tilton had not They drove On thelr | | | ie at but Mrs, | mother said her jyoung and also that iotics | known her long enough. Justice Ga an of the ordered Supreme Court to-day ar Tilton wealthy stockholder Milling Company Pay his wife, Julie for annulment ground that Maniac depressive Week alimony and $1,000 counsel fe« he Is suffering to her! insanity, $50 married, | The couple eloped and were martic on June 5 last. A general set up by the wife. Just fntimated that furth would be je should th gum be inadequate for the p to prosecute her action Tilton in his affidavit says that he | to “lear with liquor | said, had nothing to a jtality. Re Jescribed b says “If any girl of my years cc have undergone what 1 was fo} undergo from Jur ENRICO CARUSO. thout having a phy break wanted to get wnarried and take a] wi ; 4 | down. she muat nee a super- enor Jer wenty nee F trip to Burope. He had be ats | wormga. | Tenor Selects Twenty Songs From) quainted with Julle Su d, a ca List of 200 and Talks With clerk, in November, 1919 Their | Oldeat Priest tn Dend. Friends in H honeymoon was spent in City. Tilton says he called Dr. A. A. Brill, Atlantic Atlantic ‘ork ¢ Rev of Oblate Onde t ta st 70th Street, to privet in the world, Is ¢ * He No. 1 Wes City, where the alienist w cording to Tilton, by his she had had similar att but not so severe. Dur periods, Tilton says his wife tol that her jather had been insane, her brother. | ‘Tilton alleges he lienists, and that they diagnosed his wife's case | as maniic depressive insanity. She ‘Was then committed by the alienists, Tilton says, to Spring Hil! Sanitarium, Hastings-on-Hudson, and later placed fn an institution at C she remained until Se that time Tilton gays hi only occasionally. Other allegations in his porapiaint @re that there was ‘‘co de- ception on the part « family to inveigle me | He sets forth that he r was committed to the Insane Asylum on ‘Ward's Island. He escaped, he says, | and was drowned while trying to swim Holl Gate. His wife, he al- Jeges, told him that her father was drowned at Rye Beach. Bamund, she | also | MeGibbon & Cn. 1 AND 3 WEST 37TH ST. ONE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE BEDS and BEDDING Enamel Bedroom Suites—hand painted and decorated to match any color scheme Colonial Bedroom Furniture Our assortment offers a choice for every re- quirement for either the simple or luxurious bedroom BEDDING ACCESSORIES High standard McGibbon quality, insuring sanitary and dependable Springs, Mattresses and Pillows SEASONABLE BED COVERINGS Blankets, Bedspreads and Comfortables STORE OPEN 0 A. M. TO 5.30 P. M. consulted a Her brother, | kewise asserted, ac: | cording io Tilton, was sent to the| Psychophatic ward at Bellevue, suf- fering from 4 nervous breakdown | efter the world war. “Maniac depressive insanity,” de- poses Tilton, “is a progressive dis- ease, but one in which the patient may have lucid intervals.” He be- Friday and Saturday Wabpiness Candy Treats IIIS week’s Happiness Club offer includes, besides the ever desirable Chocolate Verithin Mints, a new packing of our popular Nursery Box of pure sugar delights for the youngsters—the can- dies are delicious and wholesome, and the dec- orated Mother Goose tin box will be prized by the children for school lunch- eon and many other uses. Here are also some par- ticularly fine candies that are daily making friends for these stores: Milk Chocolate Cordialed Cherries, 75c Ib. Milk Chocolate Nut Meats, $1.25 Ib. Nut wis Mallo Ib. 55¢ Chocolate Verithin Mints 1 Ib. Regular Price 79¢ The Nursery Box Assorte: . Sagar Candies Ib. 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