Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-05-10
POLICE OF MANY CITIES
LOOKING FOR MISSING COUPLE
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she had not seen Adele since April
80 and will never take her back.
Tracing Miss Gouin after she left
Mrs. Reindle's, it was found hat
about three weeks ago she went to
board with Mrs. Marguerite Knud-
sen, at lit Fayette street. At n
time, according to Mrs. knudsen,
Miss Gouin was employed at the
Baltimore Lunch. as waitress, but at
the time of her disappearance h
was attending the Perth Amboy
Business College.
Silver called at her boarding
house and from what could be learn
ed from Mrs. knudsen, both Silver
and Miss Gouin appeared to be dis
tant. Although Silver called her
Angel Face" she only allowed him
to kiss her cheek. When she enter
tanned him in the parlor she sat on
one side of the room and he on the
other. Their conversations concern
ed churches and church work. He
always left for his home in New
Brunswick early.
Mrs. Knudsen and those who were
intimate with Miss Gouin, say they
do not think the girl really loved
Silver, but that he claimed to have
considerable money. and it was per-
haps this reason that she left with
him. They also maintain that, she
knew Silver was a married man.
According to Mrs. Knudsen, the
day Miss Gouin left with Silver she
informed her she was going pm a
vacation. When asked how long she
was going to be gone, she is said to
have replied: "Oh, a couple of
days" The two left in a Buick road
ster.
On Friday, during Mrs. Knudsen's
absence, Mrs. Silver called at the
boarding house and through tears
told of her married life up to the
time her husband had become in
fatuated with Miss Gouin. Up to
that time she said he had been a
model husband and they had been
happy. She read several letters
Miss Gouin had written to her hus-
band and these were said to be of a
very affectionate nature. She also
read a letter she had written to
Miss Gouin begging her to give up
Silver.
City Clerk Arthur E.. Graham re-
ceived a telephone call early last
week from a nan giving his name
as Shubel X. Silver requesting infor-
nation concerning his getting a mar
riage license in Perth Amboy and
at the time which must elapse from
the time the license is issued until
the ceremony is performed.
Shortly afterwards City Clerk
Graham received another phone call
this time from a woman who said
she was Mrs. S. X. Silver, of 20A
Redmond street, New Brunswick
She said she understood her husband
was about to marry Adele Gouir
or Adele Reindle, of 1872 New Bruins.
uFio,y DtHant1A anH oSlrAd thaf No Ii
cense be issued him as he was now
married and father of a family. Sivei
never put in his appearance at City
Hall for his license.
In the district court of New
Brunswick yesterday, representa-
tives of the church of which Sivei
vas treasurer, tried through lega
proceedings to obtain possession of {
bed room suit said to be worth from
$1,000 to $4,000 which is located II
the rooms at 1914 New Brunswiek
avenue. The outfit had been pur
chased at John Wanamaker's, New
York City. The church people wer,
informed that the case could not bs
handled through the district cour
as the sum was too large. Onl.
cases amounting to $500 or less ar,
handled through this court. 1t j
likely that the church people will
take the matter up in one of tn
higher courts.
In order that it nigh be possibl,
to trace the six stolen bonds, TIL
county detectives today gave out
description of them, together wit
their numbers. All were of $500
denomination, of the First Iibert,
Loan drawing Az per cent. interes
and due 194T. The numbers are
G 7S,S15, B 206,5ST; 21,624; d III
go; 1t1.930; A 111,931.