The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-30
z HUSBANDS WITH BUT A SINGLE WIFE And They Are Both Hot on Her Trail to Press Charge of
 Bigamy Against
 Her.
HUBBIEs MEET IN ESSEX
First Spouse of Mrs. Florence Fltz- simmons Caderett- Wooster Has Been Tracking Her for
 Months.

Old saybroolS, Sept. 29'-Two angry husbands and an officer and lawyer are on the trail of Florence Fitzsim- mons Caderett- Wooster, hoping to en- compass her arrest on the charge of bigamy, one of the quartet Is her real husband, and another supposed, up to three days ngo. that he had the same claim to her It was expected that she would come 10 town last night and un- willingly give an officer the chance to take her Into custody. but she sent a substitute and the substitute couldn't be arrested on any such charge. Mrs. Caderett- Wooster is believed to be in Newark N. J., now and perhaps she Is already In the clutches of the law. The husbands are Joseph Caderett of Low ell, Mass, and Henry C. Wooster, for merly of Essex, later of New Jersey, and for a day or two stopping in old saybrook
 The story of the incidents leading up to Mrs. Caderett- Wooster's being wanted has all the elements of basis for a twentieth century novel Of the lurid type It began nearly twenty years ago in Newark. N. J., and may end in the state prison at Wethers- field During the past six months Mir Caderett had trailed her and Mir. Wooster her latest husband, through more than dozen states, north and south, finally locating Wooster in this town, Sunday. He was after Wooster on q criminal charge also, but when he heard the latter's story and looked .up the records, changed his mind and the charge against Wooster will prob ably be dropped. The two husbands were at the Coulter House here, yes terday, and apparently as friendly as though neither had laid claim to the same woman. Certain 1t Is, if the re- marks of each concerning her can be accepted as showing their feeling toward her, neither wants her again and both will consider themselves
 well rid of her.
 Joseph Caderett has the papers tc show that he was married to Flor. ence Fitzsimmons at Newark, on De- cember 2S, 1889. He says she was then nearly 20 years of age Tn
 August of the following year sor
 was born to them. He Is Albert
 Caderett. now IS years old.
 Mfr. Caderett declares that he lived
 with his wife about two and hall
 years and then she left him. Hel
 reasons for quitting his f1reside arc ] not given, but she took her little .sor with her. Fir six years Mir. Caderet
 has been searching for her, but no until last April did he find trace o' the recreant wife and the boy whon he loved, and 1t Is here that MT Wooster comes in and begins to ge share of the spotlight.
 : Mir. Wooster represents that he frs
 became acquainted with Mrs. Caderct four or Ave years ago when he secure, her as a housekeeper after his divorc, from his first wife. Her son was witl her at the time and made his hom with his mother and Mir. Wooster
 on April 2i, 1907. according to tn
 records in the office of Town Clerl
 William R. Bushnel of this town
 Mir. Wooster and Mrs. Caderett wer |, united in marriage. The ceremon,
 took place in the parlor of the Coulte
 house, and Judge Thomas D. Coulte f of Essex, justice of the peace, tie' < the knot, or thought at the time tha . he was tying 1t.
 l Both men seem to be determined L y press the charge of bigamy and Ian I her behind the bars if possible.