The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-07
POI ICE BELIEVE PE RINO GIRL IS
 IN HIDING HERE
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sk ' gf female, and though he, brought to this city two friends who were will ing to swear an alibi that Teracino was in New York at the time the girl is supposed to have been abducted Sunday night Judge Cough1in de- cided that the states request to hold him for Investigation for twenty four. hours should be granted. Bonds were reduced from $1.00O to $500.
 Captain of Betectves George Ar mold who has taken personal super vision of the investigation today de- cIaredl that the local police have a witness who will swear Teracino knew athee-42 etIi1os girl well, and flaws have beeft found in that young man s statements relating to his Knowledge of the affair Teracino told the po- Eite hat he did not know and had naSer spoken to the girl near whom he lived in this city while employed on the new high school work.
 Detectives today ascertained that he lived in this city about six months and that he quit on Saturday night ell was arrested in New ork, We'd nesday, upon complaint of the girls parents and upon his release again cal police were asked to apprehend him as the girls ahductor.
 A letter received by the parents last night, dated May t1914," but bearing the post-rnark of the general post office, May 4. 1915, as of 11:3 90 D. m., adds to the confusion 0 the case and leads some officers to believe that the girl let her home vo1un- tariIy while in the minds of others it indicates that she may be held I prisoner in this city or elsewhere.
 The letter written in English. poor l ly constructed and containing many Expeditions, is stated by both MT. and fH zlL-L ing of their daughter. It follows in part:
 Dear Father let you know that l ] am all right. New York is where T am. I feel fine. Do not worry about me. got good husband He is a fine fellow.
 l Dear father. I ran away for my i self because mother always bothers me She hit me too much. I brought | ! him with me. If you like me to come ! back you must be good. My friend Is very good to me. He never leaves me alone. love him with all my T heart Do not put me ups to the court I I will not come if you do. This fellow have wants you to know that we gel married. He would like you to come over when we are married. He is very good.
 t'I left the house Sunday night and he was not there and went over tc his home and told him to come tc ! New 7 ork- If did not find him gc with John. He was not there so I got this (probably meant fenow). cannot live with those people in the house.
 -sFI am with a fellow you never seen I forgive what done. I will be back in Bridgeport if you want me married and will get married if you do no care. I am all right where I ann .''
 If you want to see us come oyer to New York. If you don't I will come over to some other country, and dt not put our names in the paper.
 want to go away. If you like m, come and see me in New ' ork quickly I will wait for the answer in New York. If you do not care for me le me know. I send best regards to al the family. I kiss your hand in thi letter.
 t'Do not make anybody in this letter come Father, let me know how olt ann We live on 261 Bounk street From your daughter, Mary Petroni Father am going to New ork to day"
 ! It is today pointed out by of1oial