Norwich bulletin., 1911-08-11

arrived in Worcester from Providence
 at about 11.S5 yesterday forenoon. The
 grocer said he watched the couple for
 nearly fifteen minutes They were
 young and appeared to be much de-
 voted to each other. The girl was especially attractive. he said, in big picture hat and a fashionable dress.
 Conductor Watched the Elopers.
 After waiting on the platform for a
 boarded an accommodation train that
 left Worcester at 11.54 for Springfield
 The grocer told the conductor of the
 train his suspicion that the young peo-
 pie were elopers, and the conductor
 watch them until they got off at the
 Oak street station. in a suburb of
 Sprin gfield, and took a taxicab. In
 Springfield tonight, efforts were being
 made to learn where the taxicab went Mrs. Geraghty is 19 years old, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Amos Tuck
 French of Tuxedo and New York. She is the niece of Mrs. Elsie French Van derbilt, who has been making every effort to trace the young couple. The only statement that the family of the bride would give out today was as fol lows:
 Miss Julia French was married or "Wednesday to a man unknown to heI family. There is nothing further to be said.'
 I' Detectives on the Trail. Since yesterday, when it was learned that Miss French had been married te Mir. Geraghty. in Central Villa,e Conn. private detectives employed by the young woman's relatives have beer | trying to pick up the trail of the cou- pie, but representatives of the family said tonight they had no information whatever as to the whereabouts of the youngs couple.
 MT. and Mds. Samuel Wagstaf brother-in-law and sister of the miss ing girl. arrived from New York to- day, but had no statement to make public. Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt the missing girls aunt. gave a dinner tonight.
 Later young Mrs. Geraghty made {
 brief statement: T love my husband of course, I love Jack,'' she said, "ant whatever my parents or relatives ma. will prove unsuccessful. I am very
 fond of my husband and love hin truly. You may say that. and I guess
 that is all for now
 Neither would say what their plan: were, though it was indicated at tn, house where they are staying tha they intend to make it their headquar. ters for the present. and go on a toul of the Berkshires in the meantime. Families Are Notified. 
 Newport, R. l.. August 10.-Whe1
 Mrs. Geraghty, mother of the youns chauffeur who eloped with the heires: daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Amos Tucl French of Tuxedo, N. Y, was informed tonight of locating of the couple il Springfield, she appeared pleased, al though she has had no word from hel son since he sent a brief telegram. in forming her of his marriage, at Cen tral Village, Conn.,. yesterday.
 T am very happy that he is at thu home of Mrs. Harris" Mrs. Gerag ght1 said. That is 8 good place for Joh1 and his wife to be. Mrs. Harris is hi favorite cousin (she is my niece), ant he always liked her"
 News of the finding of the elopins couple was communicated to thu
 French home late tonight, but whil' the person who answered appeared t be glad to learn where the young wifi is, she would make no comment. Thi is in keeping with the attitude main 1 tained by Mrs. Geraghty's parent
 since the affair became public.