Milford chronicle., 1912-04-19
STORE ROBBED
AT GLENDALE
Reeds Store Ransacked And Much Mer-
chandise Taken. Lincoln Beats
Home Team. Old Man
Celebrates Birthday.

oxen hip. Glendale had new experience Thurs
ormer att day night of last week. Early in the
and his evening two men-one white and ths
o fight t other colOred man-came into the store
ingly is of D. Henry Reed and priced several diff
pr $50 90 ferent articles. They acted verv suspic
gton, anU ibus. During the night the window to
Pany. Tn aud through which entrance to the store
lest that hai san be had, pred open, and thieves
* County got into the store. They first changed
their clothes for new ones after which
4 to statlahey sat down to a feast of buns, pies
|vyers of md other good things, finally taking a
searching smoke before leaving with about 500
|se is in worth of merchandise. A box contain
even per csng due bills, checks and other things
|ns town which they could not use, found near
land liens Ehe road and along the railroad. State
1 the case effective Walls the job i'll short
Sussex is hEne We learn that the men have been
|nd that thT atured at Wilmington. Mr.. Reeds
circurnst lpqte is a modern one, and was thought
|pn on thCb be burglar proof.
erted that We are in receipt of a nice letter Civ
|own OF StSgus an elaborate account of the 79th
18th the Psafthday anniversary of Michael Mllmar
GeorgetoAt his coy residence near town. His
ance' Rary friends and neighbOrs children
prehibitR REd host of grandchildren came from all
|toXlcantslirection bringing token of love and
on OF feetD. Some were wealthy. others were
IS sold, ha humble circumstances; but the gifts
lrc1 OF ] they brought appreciated just
en- same. Those present were William
1eritt Rot Yliman and family of Maryland; Leon
ing to the < Millman, of Camden, y. J.; Edward,
will endea harles and Emory AIiman, his daugh-
Ireasurters Mrs Ella Beardsley and two SONS
seph Conf Lincoln; Mrs. Allie Belts aud Mrs
o has serNay CObs of Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs
the Pea JOHN NIilman, of Viola. mammoth
on.inatiC cake on which there were 79 lilies was
he RepIpresented to him by his grandchildren.
Tbs occasion is looked forward TO by
Geo ) 1he old gentleman with much pleasure.
agent OF Dr. Samson called away last sun
B. & day to attend an important law suit at
IN ages Media, Pa. His patients here missed
h haPp him greatly.
on City Mrs. Emma Lekites taken sad /
break denly i'll with fever last week Her
ed un Eanghters, Mrs. Edward Belts OF Mil !
1DFd, and DR.. Lille Lekites, of Wash ,
- u ington, d. c., were called to her bed /
nps' side. Under the care of her daughters
a., she is much improving.
the Postmaster Whitney was summoned to |
w hi4 early home at Warren. Conn, by /
er ne Us that his mother was seriously ILL., |
are Hell started from here Sunday last
Ia 6utwe hear that she died at the ripe old
ret. age pf 80 years.
TOR tb Joseph Lohaud, a prosperous Young
rs tn hrner near town, buried his baby last
oid Friday in Red Mems Cemetery. Now
lat comes the news that another child is
an seriously i'll with the disease
ersu pneumonia. Mr. Lofand is certainly uu-
81 fortunate in that two of his children have
th been i'll with the same illness.
A. The Ellendale ball team met defeat at
me khe hands of Lincoln last Saturday by
prov the score of 5 to 4. The game was well
pay iol ayed
ing to Miss Carrie Hewes, of Bridgeville IS
cancel lsiting her mother, Mrs Postles, of
noIheelis town.
le desiIM Deering and Mrs John COrkhill
name Delth friends of the State and same
oers tn tntmmunity in New York Mrs Dick
ract wilson, were visitors at her bedside last !
q, ssek We are happy to say that she is
Wln De lowering from that grip of death to
peace eer old self again. ,
come come = Mr.. 1. T. Baker and family spent last
luOn sunday and a few days in Baltimore on q
N sethvisit with relatives. Paul Pry.