Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-24
HOUSE FULL OF BOOTY
Filled From Cellar to Attic With
 Stolen Goods.
THUNDER BURIED IN THE YARl

Salvatore Cavailcrc. Long Branch shoe
 maker. Seems to Have stolen Everything
 He Could Lay Hands On-He Is Relieved
 to Be Guilty Of a Hundred Burglarlcs.
 IoNG BRANCH, April 24.-Salvatore Cavaliero, an Italian shoemaker, was ar rested on ChnrEU of rVbhing the hard ware store of k. Tucker Wclch, Jr., and term of tho court. The arrest is impor- tant, and tho developments of the hearing furnish an unusual story of wholesale rob. bery. A score of citizens appeared in court to mako charges against Cavaliere, and there is evidence that he has commit tod moro than 100 burglarieS in the last five or six years.
 A young son of Cavaliore went to Wolch's i:G shop on Monday with n copper teakettlc tn have the spout repaired. Welrh rccogni:rd tho kettle as one of largo number of articles stolen from him one night recently. He got a search war rant, and in cumrany with Constable Woollcy wont 10 Cavalierc's house in Will low avenue. The house is 2le stories high and proved To be from collar to attic a storehOuse for stolen goods of every de- scription.
 A dozen rcvolveIs and rifles from NelchS stock wcro found hidden in out of the way places upon tho premises, and there were other goods which WClch rec ognized as having been stolen from his store. They found so many household ar ticles in the house which manifcStly wero not in Use that other tkcfts werc imlue- diatoly suspected.
 Had n Monopoly of Thicving.
 A dozen other search warrants woIe is- a,,N hA by enraged citizens and tho police search ing for stolen property. The result of the search was astonishing. Though has been discovered to connect Cavalicvc with al most every robbery that has boon commit ted along the coast from Red Sank to Spring Lake since 1890. Tubs of butter were found in the collar. Under the mat tresSes of the beds there wcro dry goods, clothing and ribbons. The closets woro filled with bathing suits. handkerchiofs and stockings.
 Upon closer inspection a false closet was found containing silvorwaro and handsome pistols. The door of this closet was cut from the wall casing and was con- cealed by largo towel several other sc- cret closets and ci!hby holes werc found in the rooms and cellar, each containing V ,l- uable merchandise.
 In the attic a falso door was opened in the wall. Suspended by A spring between the clustering and outside wall hung n beautiful sword. with silver hilt Half a dozen pistols and shotgun were suspend ed in the same manner Fircarnls SuIli- Cicnt to stock an arseual werc found SC Creted in various places. Out in the yard n little digging with shovrls discovered several ha:u> and shoulders of ba, on stolen from LVEE Er%ush I"vIt dealers. In ;hg i garden IAt:ch >im},di evC;lN ;,i iul.s ruNvalcj A sack fu! 8. t.ryA'I.~ !. niy of them | loaded.
 Hundreds vt loaded car;lid ,,'s and many empty >Ev were :-,-.n lvun,.. X nuul-yr had hypn thrown i..;" a5'y,k )y CaNAliure' ] wife when si, >,:w t!t eff ITS cVIni"G. Frank Iay'r i.,i,,iEcd bicycle tool ] pouch Us hc., nr,.'.s, to a bicyt,o which wal stolen from ]! a s;wN ycaI, aEA Other persons rlt' i>i.i'',. j.., ,cs winch they Lad l lost by LGrt 2..os cl:Auiittcl at various ] times duriu., h, r!~i uVc y,ars. George l II. Harris N, .so ,hi> kcu t>',u was robbed 1 several w,c.;> ,p,H. ir:>l.l4Ctd ~n oId army muskrt w:..,r lr Eai !,"t,rA a;.d Gtl il l the coop tu s.,'.t tAr thi,' Cavaliers ui his coAiut,::.'C~ i:,i tak-N 10th weapon 1 and Chr'v;s \ N t,.:... l.-. an As | bury l,av% .t' ,'" ',,n!'. ,.. >,u.v silver
 ware stolen ;:,i.. i~ >i l., l>,n vu,Is ago l w. II. Wuu.' d Nr*. C.",:.,t -HsI'UrN l Park, roruGII v,. Il ;v!r.v ~,,:l,I from Li: | plaCO the S,.ll V !. ..n: