Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-05-12

formed her that Siver was a married
man. She asked her daughter If this
was true and Adele replied, II don't 4
know and l don't care" Silver. ~
was learned today, rented the roomf
at 1874 New Brunswick avenue or\
April 13 and on April 10 Miss Gouir
took possession.
Yesterday Mrs Gouin said Mrs. 81.
yer came to the 1914 New Brunswick
avenue apartment and removed all
the furniture which had been pur-
chased by Siver for Miss Gouin.
This included bed room suite cost
ing $1,000 or more, a three piece
reed parlor suite, a rug and bedding.
Mrs. Silver was accompanied by
her son, who asked his mother
where she intended to put the stuff
and she told him in the garret of
their New Brunswick home.
Niels Adolph Nielsen. notary
public. of 176 New Brunswick, be-
fore whom an affidavit was sworn to
and signed by Mrs. .Gouin, consenting
to the marriage of her daughter In
another state. was interviewed this
morning and told all he knew of the
case. Mr.. Nielsen was not certain of
his dates as the events in connec-
ton with the signing of the affidavit
covered several days.
According to Mr.. Nielsen, Mis-
Goun came to his Office one day
early last week. possibly Monday,
and said she was going to be mar
ried out of the state. She was told
she would have to secure certain
form to be made out and signed by
her mother and two witnesses. The
next day the girl returned with the
necessary legal form. Mr.. Nielsen
said he thought she had secured II
from City Clerk Arthur E. Graham,
| but Mr.. Graham this morning stated
that no such blank had been issued
by his office. 1t is possible that il
| was secured in New BrunS sck by
Siver and given to thee \ wo.
man.
On the afternoon of the same day
Miss Gouin appeared with her moth
Ell, who signed the paper The girl
said she was going to marry = man
by the name of Shubel F Siver
She said he lived in NV Ycsks,
she did not know his address. &C.
cording to Mr.. Nielsen, who added
that Mrs. Gouiu seemed to be great
ly pleased that her daughter was tc
marry. ..........
The notary public then informed
the girl that the signatures OF two.
| WIliitSStS Wclo HeCGSSdIys MISS
Gouin said her friends at 1T Fay
cite street would act as witnesses
The three went to the house anc
there Mrs. Foley was asked by the
girl to witness the affidavit This she
refused to do. Tired of the delay
Mr.. Nielsen left the house declar-
! ing:
when you get two witnesses come
to me and we will complete filling out
the paper"
The next day. May 4. Miss Gouir
again came to Nielsen's Office. This
time she was accompanied by man
who said he was Henry A. Rogers
He signed his name but gave no ad-
dress. A second witness was missing
| Miss Gouin was told that anothe,
witness was needed to make the doc
ument legal but she took it declar-
| ing she would endeavor to get an
other one.
County Detective William F'itz.
| patrick received a telegram from
Chief of Police Talbot, of Greenwich
| Conn, late this afternoon, in reply
to a communication sent to that city
by the prosecutors office this morn.
ing, regarding the report of the mar
riage of S. *. Siver the New Bruins
| wick church treasurer, to the Perth
Amboy girl in that city.
The telegram states that Silver and
Gouin girl were married in Grefrv;
Wich, Conn, on May 5, by Alfred s.
Mead, a justice of the peace. The
man gave his name as S. X. Silver
fortytwo years old, single and a
resident of New York City, while
the girl gaze her right name, age
nineteen and address as Perth AM
boy, the communication points out.