The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-05
DRLNOCE STRANGELY ABSENT
NEW ROCHELLE NAV MISSING
SINCE MARCH "a.
search for Him ny Relatives and CIub
Friends In THIS City . Neek
Age Apparently Not Right In His
NInd-PoIsce OG Many states NOtifieSi.
Broadway

Mystery deepsns concerning the dis
appearance Of Vincent X. Delnoce. a
wealthy. hearty. stalwArt retired business
man OF New Rochelle and this city
Besides the members Of his family and
their immediate friends many others
are making special efforts a. find Mr..
Delnoce He j. veteran Of the seventh
Regiment. y. q Y. Y. a member of the
Country club Of New Rochelle and of
the New Rochelle lodge Of Elk-
Although MIR Delnoce had retired from
active business. II was his almost daily
custom 20 come in 10 New York by IN -
train leaving New Rochelle al $50 IN the
morning. attend 20 some Of his personal
AFFAIR and return early. frequently IN
time for a game Of golf at the Country
Club. on the morning Of March - he
came in on that train and played whist
with a party Of friends with his usual
keen interest m the game. From the
Grand Central he crossed over u the
Belmont Hotel and has not -IEcs h""n
zen by any 81 his business Or club
associates.
8 A week ago to-day. however. n young
man living m New Rochell" -lw MIR.
u.lupc,. IN cigar store in F"rty Second
-tr,,..t near tn Grand Central station and
spoke 20 him hy name. Mr. U"lro"" re-
piled Hello. JACK hut a. AZ that tim"
the young man had not heard that Nr
poluore'- friends w"rD searching for him
ha left HIM IN the cigar stora without
inquiry 4 faw DAYS later. when ~"
Young man harmed Of IN. fact that Mr.
Il,luoce wa= being searched for b. recalled.
and told the missing mans fri-ud-. that
MIR DelnoC" Appeared 20 him. CCa'rary
ta Hi- usual condition absent minded and
depressed On Thursday of last week a
woman -tenograph"r employed by one
Of the governors 81 the Country club
/ told her employer that she Wa quito
confident that she had seen Mr. pelnoce
IN Amsterdam avenu" near Elghtieth
street and that h" looked unCar.d for
-eedy and de-pnnden'
one of the missing mans friends has
given Ip his own business Affairs 10 push
the efforts of the several groups which
have oTRani rad to assist IA tho -.arUh
Not only tho local police but tho-., -
thirty other States have been cotnmunI-
Gated with and supplied with thIS igfor-
nation. The mi-sing man. Vincent X.
p"lnoce. - IS years old. feet inches
in height. smooth fared. has sandy hair
lightly touched with gray. and ~ notice
ably tanned from his habit Of playing golf
har~heAded lie has regular and attract
i've features and gives the impression Of
"A strong active. well ret up and temper
Ately living man. On the day Of his dis
appearance he wore a dark gray Jack suit
and probably carried his watch in tho
outer breast pocket Of his coat suspended
from a lapel buttonhole. from which also
hung leather fob.
Mr.. DelnOCs's friends ara compelled
20 believe that hts mind IL temporarily
deranged. there being no r~a-on Of a
business, family or social kind 90 account
for his disappearance, On the contrary.
he was a man Of wealth. devoted n his
wife and three daughters and his homs
life and fond of outdoor sports. IN which
ne had ls--iurs o. indulge. IL h not
probable that he had any considerable
sum Of money With him BECAUSE II wa
his known custom 20 carry only such
an amount 81 cash A. a man of his
position might require Tor his ordinary
daily .Npen-ss II hs did not. under th.
hallIcination that hs needsd a larger
sum 81 money. get a check caShed his
friend- hoped that bsfore now his lack
81 money To live az hotels would Conpsl
him To wander tn" -tr~et- at such hours
and under such Cond itionE a. would
attract polio" attention. Ten DAYS have
passed. however. and with the exception
Of the one rather po-itiy" and the other
-Omewha doubtful Identification no clue
whatever has come l." th. missing man a
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