The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-07

FlOWcT Dulbs .. o sss O.. 100 e . zee ss sV
Cost OF automobile and accessories .......... e.ae"
Pearl bracelet -
Gold and diamond bracelet. III
Dog collar pearls. lWH
Three little rings. 20
Replevin action against Mrs. Osborn ....... l.Nn0
Retainer for Mr.. Webb INSTRUMENTATION. son
Money borrowed in Acknowledgement. =
Cash for dog Dlmple. ......".......... 300
Board OF servants 1.N"
Bills for clothing. doctors and uecessaries. 1000
Presents TO Tunis Dean, Mr.. B"asco and
other friends go. ......... .-...-....... i0,o0l
Payments for presents TO servant. ......... iS
Money advanced on jeWelry In Chicago.... i.1sn
Money advanced on Jewelry In Worcester. 1872
Total small amounts given Miss Munro. S,No1
These items, with minor ones here omitted,
footed up S57, 900 when the schedule was
handed 10 Miss Munro's attorney. MIR.
Clark said last night that be didn't know
what items had been struck off the list ~
bring Mrs. C~arter-Payne's bill down to
Sal, 100, but he is sure none Of the alleged
debts has been paid since the original list
was handed in.
Mr.. Clark had a little knowledge concern-
ing some Of the items on the list, but he was
in the dark as 70 most of them. The loap to
Emma Calve, the diva, occurred last Novem-
Der, he said. Calve then wrote 70 Mise
Munro, with whom she had been very
friendly, that she needed $500 in a hurry.
Miss Munro didn't have il at the time and
told Mrs. Carter that they ought 10 help
Calve out if possible. Mrs. Carter said she
was sorry, but she happened TO he short
herself just then. The two women finally
went to Henry Munro, Norma's brother.
Henry got the promise that if he gave ny
the money he would get IL back Within a
week. When the time came the money
was paid over to Henry by Mrs. Carter.
Since Mrs. Carter and Miss Munro parted
company in July, just after the actress
had turned a little picnic trip with Miss
Munro and a number of other friends into
a honeymoon, there has been great con
tention between the two as to the owner
ship of an automobile, which is charged
up to Miss Munro on Mrs. Carter's bill. Mr..
Clark said that he had frequently tod Mrs.
Carter and her son, Dudley, that if they
thought they owned the machine they
ought to replevin it.
Dudley Carter tried 10 get The machine
several times while Miss Munro had 10
at Monmouth Beach last summer" said
Mr.. Clark. One time he came down there
at { o'clock in the morning and tried ~
take it out of Miss Munro's barn. Henry
Munro and a friend got wind that he was
coming and slept in the machine. They
gave him a warm reception. At another
time he tried 10 bulldoze a policeman into
arrestinC Miss Munro's chauffeur by de-
claring that the auto had been stolen. II
Mrs. Carter paid for it. az she says she did.
il is pretty certain that she would have
had possession Of it before now
Mr.. Clark said that he happened TO he in
formed on the $500 item relating TO the dog
Dimple. which dog is now in the possess
sion Of Mrs. Carter, he says. When he got
wind that Mrs. Carter was to make various
claims against Miss Munro he hunted IN
the man in Washington from whom Dimpls.
a Boston bull terrier bitch. was bought.
The lawyer holds a long legal document
which states that the former owner of
Euclid Dimple, which il the terriers full
name, has absolutely no claim against Mss
Munro.
Miss M%unro's lawyer said no didn't know
ANYTHING about Mrs. Carter's claim for
presents To Tunis Dean, who was formerly
Mrs. Carter's personal manager, David
Belasco and others, but that Norma Munro's
only fault had been her generosity 70 her
friends.
When Norman Munro died he left about
81 800, 900, and nearly all Of that has been
spent by Norma on her friends" said Mr..
Clark. 81 don't just figure out why Mira.
7 AIIeF pdlu blN,VDO LOT Sllb tudl were ClP1-
tied to Miss MunIo."
The replevin action mentioned in the
schedule was brought by Miss Munro
against her former friend and business
associate, Mrs. Robert Osborn, last spring,
to recover a lot OF jewels and furniture in
Mrs. Osborn's Rutherford place residence.
In connection with the claims for money
advanced on jewelry in Chicago and
Worcester this note is attached to the bot
tom Of Mrs. Carter's schedule Of claims:
The tickets for the above jewelry are in
the possession of Miss Munro and Mrs.
Carter has frequently demanded their
return"
Speaking in a general way Of Mrs. Carter'S
claims against Miss Munro, Mr.. Clark said:
When Mrs. Carter's attorneys told me
some months ago that Mrs. Carter had a
claim against Norma | asked them 10 sue
at once il they thought they had a case.
Miss Munro was at her summer home in
Monmouth Beach all summer long and
they had plenty of chance. But no, they
wait until she sailed for Europe last October
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Good
speed. and they start this suit for the pur-
pose of annoying Miss Munro.
-The attachments secured in this suit ara
for property said TO be owned by Miss Munro
at "a Vandewater street and 30 Central
Park South. Both Mrs. Carter and her at
torneys must know that as long ago a.
last July Miss Munro transferred her third.
interest in these properties to her rcttc;.
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