. Nicosia... ct; Baltimore. is s
ammonium. in East Norwalk
ileum . L
“haul“. of Bette place.
Waders tron out
W.” is‘ evening.
“‘—
m
.7 v3»
,
’.
.I“
,m
‘ v
mom trip-"through‘li’cyig
- ' a. . _
i
hoover
moi harbor“. 'niany 'a.re planning
”eke-d flog trips to catch a
pm of?“ succulent dainties. \
S _ ,-$' ————_—
‘ ,v .po' , villus towed thc;Red Stat
. «£sz 81, down Harbor 'thll
’ ‘fmoming. mr the 2_1 had discharged.
“ tor-cam d-nnthrocite at the Ferris
(lull.
. ausrrr Waterbury is representing
- m Hook and Ladder
ttzthc State Firemen's Con-
h-ijnven. today and to-
wrore biting in the lo—
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'59!
3.'
i, .,
petition
’m
3‘. Gi'he inner caravan.
we.
L.
. c.
1,.“ 'lM much attention
in
q‘ .t
angels Way evening.
HI‘
‘ d‘wlfleb will beginnounced
4 :3: ‘ if“ at last night's mé'eang - . .. ..
m . male. The dogs name is Patricia.
umfi- mI-fle‘n 3 Community club, ‘but responds as well to the nick-name 4:11.’ -r-w Us "ire-‘2"-
A °‘ "Pusey” ' ’ ' SOLDIERS—30 Pr " r
:51" an. and Mrs. Richard Gustafson
and son. -Donold.‘ 01.11. Platt street.
m- m’muon. William Gus-
;mon. d 15 Platt street. and Joseph
rwood. ot Bolder: avenue.
wig-floss at West Point “on Sunday.
1'
. J}
"mic
.mtfle trip by automobile. Mr.
‘_» .put in four and a. halt
years at West Point.
"it’ll "" -‘
Asmara“)! “Dog Roast" was en-
tww the Marvin Beach colony at
(“Mn Beach, on Saturday..,night.
"1W dogs. and catte’wer‘e the
. clog ite- othé angling ; Vocal
instrumental selections were also
enjoyed. The rcsidents‘ihrc.!pinnning
smothers“:- ot alike nature for
. a..- i. «was so... .a.
”game {attire evening“ before the
lithium too cold. ‘-
r' . . i .. ~ _. .
Louis Rosenthsl, proprietor of the
""l'op m bakery, Van Zandt' street
and Osborne avenue. East Nor-walk,
this mm to the police that a
former We. whom hevdlscharged
last Saturday for intoxication, hsd
dices making threats to destroy some
of his my. and that he wished
to have the Inn restrained. The po-
lice are investigating. .
”mat was made today of
the me or Miss Mabel Erances
Gem-man. daughter of Mr. 'and Mrs.
C. 'H. m. of 18 Cove avenue.
,ond John Chester Guthrie, of New
Cam. an; marriage took place
yesterday s1 the rectory of Trinity
. Elli-spa! church. Rev. Chapman E.
”We Mating. The attendants
”were Miss Carolyn Glashod and
';;('§hs.rlcs F. Gehrman. a brother of the
.,bride. Miss Gehrman is well-known
infant Nor-walk. and was a teacher
«at the Fitch school. After a motor
trip through the New England states
the couple will make their home at
as Cove avenue.
.. ROWA YTON _
" 1’11:le Mrs. Harry Oakcs. of Log-
sonnet. Client the week-end in New
-— <~4~—......... ..
0.. . i.
[lion city.
7 3mm Helen Rose and Frederick
7’. I'Beers were week-end guests of Miss
r flexes Sonnets.
,. , _ .
' ‘ ‘Mr. and In. William H. lloland. of
Visogan street. are enjoying a visit with
‘ ’- -' 'Msa Wilma. Thomas. of Jamaica. l..
13. than been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
filial-la Thomas, in Rowayicn nvcmm.
Mr. and lire. Ira Kiggins. of Mc-
Ki‘nley Infect. are guests of Dr. and
Mrs. Howard G. Stevens. in New Milo
10rd.
h
_Mrs. Edgar Lynch and children, of
Highland avenue, are spending the
month of August in Chatham. New
from
. Miss Emma Cushman has returned
to her home in Logan street. after
spending a week with relatives in
Huntington, Long island.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ge-isinger. of
Bowsyton avenue, enjoyed a motor
trip to New Milford. on Saturday.
where thcy arc the guests of relatives.
___.
. _ trans: of Mrs. William R. Thomp-
», you will be glad to hear that she has
returned from her extended stay In
. New York State and is
. . . greatly im-
‘Droved in health.
ROTON POHVT
fl’here are no bookings of excur-
- a or of picnics for tomorrow.
A m supply 01' Candy prizes.
. re mceived at the Roll-o-racer 3cm,
many afternoon in very choice boxes.
‘ The popularity not the
V‘beseh inst-rung to
no
bathing ~
fall on. but stilil
.x. «quite a number who come
to “beach for a swim...
'1 are no excursions Munroe
qInhaler-c will be an outing .ot,
.a
. wor- no excursions or pic.
‘Ih out yesterday. However
e were I. number of small basket
. -~ that came to the park
=~~-'- lathe grove.
of town;
. shown in the' grove ot‘t‘he park mi.
flexed up by
at. Eversley avenue.
“sfle'well'lmown cartoOn-
when
.' . (Javelin drove it to Cali Pasture
tor several social chairs to
Will] and winter. and also
Ema Ii m tournament. the date
later.
WCI‘G
relatives in Scranton. |
l‘
The “(a flirted-yarn» Wit tide in:
the‘morning at‘nzoo o'clock align.
thenfhigh in the evening at 11:12.; :
Thewsterwiiibehightomon'owote
instill“ the morning and st 11:“ is;
the evening. . ~-
The molded pictures taken at Ref:
rton Point in the .past week will be.
Thus-flay. Friday and Saturday eve;1
nhigs or'this week. There also wlij
the shown. in conic-notion with. tin.
park motion pictures a {antimony
edy picture. Those of the people who .
had there pictures taken should come
around and see how they look on .the
screen. as the pictures have turned
out to be excellent in every way.
II III run...
Work has been returned on the re- ;.
pair of the Bell Island club pier.
. 1 ‘ _ . '
The regular weekly display or mov-
in: pictures at the Bell Island club
will take. place tomorrow evening.
fer-red from s. 312.090 shipment. and
asserted,“tlist it seemed evident to the
o I.
.tiosingitheir crews from the cargo."
New guests at the Edith Camp are
Miss Caroline Ledfofd of New York.
Miss Julie. Gerrity oi’ Carbonvaia.
Penn. and Miss Alma Beyan.
American exporters into disrepute
with .torelgn buyers. and suggested
thaLthc abuse could hardly be remed-
ied without legislation.
Willis Billfll
also am
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mscke of Elm-
hurst. Long Island. are spending_the
remainder of the month as the guests
of the Pine Point Catholic Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Achi'bald Selwyn are
the owners or a. new irish terrier. fe-
an...
._.._.a
‘_ LONDON. Aug. 16
m";3;;‘12reggglk1confiaeggz Press)..—:—All soldiers on leave from
c clan lreland in Aldershot and Farnbor.
caused by the recent majority vote of one}, have been ordered by telegraph
;:itn°nirgggggsg mifn‘s’l: 125:” return to their regiments immedi-
- . .btely.
rooms .. BELFAST. Aug. 16 (Amelahd
Press).——it is reported here that the
militar authorities in Ireland have
57.9"“? ‘0 he held ‘9 “"3 39" Island c""’ic.linccll::d all leaves oi absence 0!
on Friday evening 43’5““ 19"” arefBritish oflicers and mch' who are
repidly nearing‘oonipletlon.‘ ”mils af- away on holidays have been recalled.
fair promises to be biggest one of the‘u ‘5 5.8th a“, step was taken mere-
.seoson held‘atthe C‘Ub- lyus a precaution against surprise
‘ [and has no other significance.
Preparations for the bazaar that is
. of Pine
Mrs. Jeremiah: Cronen.
Point. mtertained a number of guests
fat her summer residence in celebration U' 8' MAY COLLECT
,0! her birthday anniversary. on Sun- $15,000 FROM LEGACY
day_evenlng..Amopgst the guests were
shipper'lthst the vemels may be ra~l
lie-said the. after-age brought -
(Associated ,
" u" same was use oi u- in»
‘ a...“ yr. mamas hurts...“
men“: 4...; thng‘ which“ node the“ town” sys-
u.“ m7 MM _9«w tawny—manta?
MRS. CROSSLEY
continued hon first Poss.
better and also accused Mrs. Wilkins
Three Suspects Are Sam
at New Rochelle
.TOKIO. 5.38- !t—The dispoolflon
or the Japanese Government to sell“?
the quemon ot the evacuation of Si-
berls. before'theaopcning oi the Far
Eastern conference ‘at Washington
gave a special intent to the mo"
of Hsjime mm o {the Foreign
Otnce. who recently went to Vladi- Between cries of "I love that man.
Wk. Itisunderstood that Mr. Mat- 319‘; the only may] I love" and “let
sushima. who was tomarly consul- ‘me at him. I’ll tear him to pieces."
general at Harbin. is empowered to Mrs. Crossley was making the welkln
take up actively all questions pertain- ring.
ing'to a working agreement with the!
government at Obits. which would in- .h‘ome. but Mrs. Wilkins insisted that
etude as one 0 fits .provislod'k. ‘the she had been insulted and demanded
withdrawal of the Japanese army from .that Mrs. Cmmlcy be arrested. which
Vladivostok and the adjacent country. lwas done after she preferred charges
In an interview. enrbute. Mr. Mat- against her.
aux-him was quoted as casino!!!“ the! Mrs Croeeley coyly admitted this
the arrival of Patrolman Flynn. who
heard the noise of the disturbance
while patroling his beat.
Flynn. when he arrived. found that
Patric-k had come home in the mean—
time and had pinned Mrs. Crossley up
against the wall of the house and was
endeavor-log to sooth her.
Mrs. A. Hurt and daughter_Marylsnd 5:713'
and Mrs. Werner Cocoon and daugh-
ter and a host of other friends.
. T0 HAYWOOD
“' "(Gliiitinued From First Page)
‘ .. ' Y ‘1 - . ‘ ,
he ifitji‘been "informed. Haywood‘s
first file’s,;tatber manned a {onunc
in N ‘ a and Arizonta. which went
to: h daughter at his death.
’lltecently. it was said the daughter
died in" Nev-11h leaving no will. and
under 1he"’law‘s‘ot Nevada enemas
." t '
Q”
The Kilmartin Boy's Incorporated
,who had been staying for week-ends
at their cottage. known as the Clarke's
,Parkside Cottage are spending part3 of
;their vacationsnhere on the .
Richard Wellstead and James Kiln-int»,
tin will stay here for three days ‘
then leave for the Adlrondilhk
Mountains for the remainder of tiflr
vacation. Edward Kilrnartin will thfi‘ .. . “I!“ ides. otcbollect-
«here for a week and John Dayoe will, 11 PM“ "3‘ -1\.rizona which 9'9“:
lbe here for two weeks. 353% m5“"' 3‘
, aw
. I AK FINED
DARIENtfiNOROTON RES $100 AND COSTS»
Continued-iron First Page.
1|th he was i t—
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens
,was in town this morning on legal
business. Benton. street at 12:30 o’clock Sundnv
___ morning by Patrolman John Smith.
. Tickets are being sold satisfactorily: _Yestsrday morning‘s session of the
'i‘or the Darien and Noroton Cliautnu-fc‘om't W118 take“ UP almost entirely
~qua which opens on Monday next. ‘with .examietrtion and cross-examina-
lthe recent military and diplomatic
I‘ As for the executioner the‘Japan-
state would so to hex-husband?
[tion ct witness'ca and this morning
ard Embruy of the cube procedure was gone through.
sale of the witnesses said that.
PM ,was intoximted. - while others
said t ‘ they did not believe that he!
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Stevens.1r.. was. . me of the witnc-es for the
of New York are the guests of Mr..defense. however. were somewhati
and Mrs. Arthur 1). Stevens. sr., of holy.“ their recollections of the oc-'
Middle-sex Road. curretlie. and were Inclined to belieyel
- that! John had be-n drinking. al-_
The Noroton Improvement Associ-lt'hqugh. Pesak himself denied this'
:ition hold a meeting in the rooms of chm'
the Noroton fire department last eve-l The minimum penalty under the old ,
ning and routine business was tmns-‘etatute was 850. but the new statute;
acted. emctNe’July lot of ' this year.
creased the minimum penalty to 3100.
Mr. and Mrs. G. “fill
the Post Road have as a guest Miss
‘Failey McKinley of Montclair, N. J.
The street dipartment in connec-
tion with the State Highway Depart-
ment is engaged making much need-
ed rcpairs to the roadway near Noro-
tén Hill.
anuppeal. and he was notified that
bonds-.0! .350 would be required. He
hadmot taken an appeal up until noon
today.
GREAT EVENTS .
._..’ IN SHRINEDOM
[ego-sitinued From First Page)
F. Raymond Holland. 01' Delafield
Island. on Sunday broke the golf rec-
ord at the Wee Burn links. making a
score of 71. Yesterday he competed
for the Griswold cup at New London.
At a recent meeting of the “Why
Worry" sewing circle. at which Mrs.
C. E. Sisson of Leftoy avenue was
hostess. Mrs. Howard A. Sawson was
given a. miscellaneous birthday show-
er.
Imperial i’olcnlutc Ernest
and other dignitaries of the order.
. 0
Will st.
((iuyhig
Among the recent purchasers or walk.
property is Mrs. Harriet (‘hiCh(‘SlPl"lnl;
of Norwalk. who has acquired title to [mobiles will be decor‘ated with Shrine
the Lamar Butler bungalow and ”‘9 ~colors intermingled with the WW
two adjoining lots on Highland ave- "flag. which will present abeauflM‘P‘
nue. pelrarlce as the noble!- would
by their ladies. pass thmth the vari-
gous towns. headwd by! 49‘3“ of State
Motoig'pouce.
The caravan committee in charge is
as follows: Clarence B. Naramore,
all sorts of delinquencies. Improper Bridgeport: William R. Happen. New
lights set-mod to be the prevailing ot- Haven: Robert'fi. Byles. New L0“-
tense. The names of the drivers and‘don: John »R. Wrigley. Norwalk; I“-
their addrusses wv-ri- taken and war-‘Ward DeKlyn. Danbury: George R.
rants gnlon- undoubtedly will be is—iClm. Stamford: L°°kw°°d Hutch-
l
ht saving time). leaving NO!“
I
_ a-
The state police caused a lot of ex-
citement last night in llsrlen. They
fimply filled the square near the de-
pot with cars which were stopped for
l
sued "1 Km early date. There are masonla: 30““ 8' Add” New i
many rc-«idvnts who dislike the notor- Milford: J- Alex. H. Robinson. chair-
iety which is being given the town in man:
consequence of these arrests. The lo- "
ml omculs are not responsible for
them but they have to accept the
criticism which follows the action of
the state policemen.
. a, 0nt., Aug. ill—Joseph
this city was sought today on
_ of stealing $8.000 from the
diaclng Association. Ryan op-
pari~mutuel machine at the
2 track. Alter the second race
7 a
later III
otteeling‘liantr
red. -
4‘ Wummmsm
ying the “docket or his case, DES mom 114. 3‘18- 71‘
numbering spine 7.000 demerits. K bcrtU chic toils.
A’tew days ago. orwarden came b ' .
fetch» Iandru be! ' as “J
in-«the dead broker.
Attorney John J. Cuneo. who repre- 'by
sented Pesak. said that he would take neWspsper a
.thr- pawnshops and second hand stores
to! the city. begun the day after the
slaying at Kennedy. broker. in Beverly
Glen. near here.
identify a. photograph of Arthur C.
Burch. held here on a charge of sour-
der as the man who bought the gun.
the gun stool: described the gun he
sold as having: weak left trigger‘and
A. Cults. a curios-tr marked firing pin and
other peculiarities. Stunner marks on O .
! A Spcciul feature of the occasion‘fifio m WWW” round to corre- - . . ‘
will b um automobile caravan. which unload with the pawn broken? descrip- t
rt from Stamford. at 7:30 a. m. ”on. 1)le Md-
7355 {A .: z "a 3,, color attention to the customer who
New Ha:.e::"9.;i,rm‘f°r.§:h: :11”. bought .the gun because it was not
necessary for him to sign his name in
a record book as is the case'with a
{sale of
CONNECTICUTS
steam railroads paid 31.750.600 or.
$234,000 more than they paid the state
companies paid $487,708.40. orpsbout
$3.000 less than they We previ-
ous year. The state tax was the same
as that of 1920. $1,750.090. ‘
tual fire insurance companies added
the sum of $4.961 to the receipts of-
the state 012382..
The stock
$352,582.18. while
34'71‘5.0d9.16:3gili1
Ryan = ".3‘ ”5"” 5" 5 ”4 ”1:3; trig: 3:321:86:
Bald in' 1920. '
question ot‘ evacuation. as a result 0! ‘morning that she had been separated
from her husband. who is in llama»
chusetts. for sixteen years. and that
Muses was her "friend" and that she
called on him several times a week.
She was lined 87 and costs and was
warned to keep away from Patrick’s
house in the future.
Ins HAW. »
"\Vcll! went" WW eismlntezi
a motorist who had stopped his vehi.
conference at Tokio had now reached
the stage of execution. England. he
said. by her conclusion of n commer~
ciai agreement wnh the Soviet Gov-
ernment. had set a precedent in con-
nection with negotiations with the
Chits Government by Japan.
ese troops there had been much dls~
evasion. he said. idiom “conditionsm be? '
imposed upon mitts.“ The fact was. etc to pick up u‘ roentgen” in. the
the evacuation promo tbat the bis‘rond. “do you WI? "(Whisk
proper steps are taken for amuringut‘m miles to town in‘your bare (set?
the safety or cannons nationals. rim louvre a pretty his fellow to be solos
confirmation of mecisl rights and in- NVWOOV'
demnities ior damages seemed to him "Yep. I'm 10 years 0N1:M replied
secondary. ‘ young Jurd Jogg of Strudel): Ridge.
Ark. "I've wooe shoes of! and on for
IDENTIFICATION a year or so. but the dad-blame things
make me so clumsy I can't run down
a rabbit to save my life!”
J
"0F SHOTGUN
STOCK MADE,
,
‘ beam
Iatorrs. Stcars. Roebuck and totem
l
. year.
:cohol and‘Conm 0m=m-i
yesterday's looses. Among rails the’
.lpohit decflne in bouisvills and Nos!»
showed fur-l
- quoted“ at 1.05 to 1.36.
‘. rooted further impairment of prices
, in almost every branch of thelist dur-
.4
. ferings of. American Steel Foundries.
,- Bailway Steel Springs. Pressed Steel
PAYS FINE AND COSTS
started which was quieted only by
.Bhe was finally ohooed am to her
(Continued From First Page)
——
A KROEHLER
sold the gun. of which the stock is DAVEN-0
said to be a. part. to a man who enter-
ed his store somc time between July
26 and 28. . g
Early this morning. according to:
officers. the pawn broker is to be talc.
on to the county jail and given an op-;
poxtunity to see Burch and say win».
ther or not he was the man who'
bought the gun. Burch came to 1.03
Angeles. authorities say. July 2 . sup-
posedly in response to- a to egrsm
from Mrs. Obenchain. his former col-
lege friend and admitted fiancee of
Rosenthsl's statement was obtained .
representatives of a Los Angeles
3 a result of a canvass of Saves space, rent, coal and
Labor, makes one 1005' Feel”
like two—equal to ,3“ extra
bedroom—accommodates over-
night guests or members of
family—can earn cost quickly
in rent saved. Many handsome
models furnished in oak or
mahogany with rich coverings.
The pawnbroker was not able to
Rosenthai when shown pictures 0!
R nth'si mid he did not pay parti-
Furllitm'e Go.
16 Ne. Main St.
a "5“" South Non-walk ' conn.
3 has weakest. may oils, rubbers.
'tobcccogsnd this loss mm
nests. limped-emanam
m Harvester madam. the
uttermkingsnowlowpricei’or the
(lacs-cl Electric, industrial Al-
mlynoceworthy We we: sons.
Ville. whom
titer unsettlenient , on the greater
weakness of marks. which were
WALL STREET. scam—snort. er-
ing the iorenoon. little support was
seen some in the high guide rails and
gindustrisls. Bethlehem and Crucible
.Steels were heavy and losses or one to
four points resulted from moderate of-
Car. Westinghouse Electric. General
Electric and N. 1'. Air. Brake. Pm.
American Petroleum "B" was weakest
of the oils. losing almost 3 polite.
Chandler. Studebaker. Indistriai Al.
cohol. international Paper-.41Iericao
Internationalan'd National Lead for-
teited 1 to 2 points. Cali money
opened at 6 per cent.
WALL STREET. 1:30 p. m.-——-Olls.
steels. equipments and chemicals sus-
tained additional losses at middsY.
Home”: and Pan-American Petrol-
cums. Houston Oil. Crucible. Cast Iron
Pipe pfd.. and American Agricultural
Chemical showed extreme declines of
-2 to 3 points. The comparative steadi-
lness of rails was without stabilizing in-
~fluence.
————_......_____.
FIFTY INDIOI‘MENTS RESERVED.
CHICAGO. Aug. 18.—-Fifty more‘ in-
dictmcncs in the dual Grand Jury in-
vestigation or illegal building material
combinations were promised today by
Robert E. Milroy. assistant district at—
tomcy in charge of the federal inves-
tigat'ozi of building conditions.
These indectments it returned ,-wlll
[make more thsn'z’iltl~ inhéohh‘edtion
lwith the probe. Stone and “gums
branches also are to be in ted.
Hr. Milroy asserted. and said that the
_n:anufacturers. contractors and union
-offlcials would be involved.
ALLEGED TO HAVE STOLEN HATS
l Shortly peiore. noon today Patrol-
fmsn Frank Stratum placed under an
lrest til; employee oi the Mum-Felt
Hat company 0! South Main street.
lpendlng investigation into charges of
theft of goods from the company pre-
Cerred against them by the pro-
prietors. ' -
The'llllles oi the two employee. One
otwhomisa minor. would not be
men out by the police. until their in.
had been completed. it
mos-id, however; that: the police
“hit the goods" on“ the two men. under
arrest. and that there was every like
lihood that there would be more an
rests so well.
l
”would or ass
fatrect. manhattan.
l
l
‘ .A'r DELMAR’S noun
mm from First Page.)
and their pistols thrown into it pug
At the station house they save
their names as John Pierson. :2 “a,“
Right avenue; “M
Walsh, 22. of 213 East Eightdouvth
and Robert
Thompson. 29 whose address is Mi,
known. A mount of jewelry I,“
found on the prisoners which cause-d
the New Rochelle authorities to he.
have they can be connected up emu
other robberies in the neighborhood.
Hr. Delmar owns two. very attract-
ive cottages ta Harbor View Beach
and both he Ind Mrs. Delmar ha.
been very active in social/gunmen at
the beach. Last season Mr. Dam“
brought a very excellent combination
rof actors and actremes and gave .Lu
entertainment without cost to u...
remnants at Harbor View in 2h“.-
club house. ‘
m T0 QUEBEC DELAYED.
Five New York Young Men Have to
Repairs.
Wait 10!; Car
Five New York youths are Camp.
ing out in Darlen. awaiting the up...
of their Cole car. before continuing on
their motor trip to Quebec. as a mu
oi a minor accident which occurred :3
the Din-ten flats about 11 on Palm-
day night. when a Chalmers, Grf'.u.n
by Joseph Leary at Stamford 1.001....
into the Canada-bound machl.;€, tak—
ing on the front wheel of to... con
They are James Curry. Ernm Cool-
Hu-oid Liebenau. Mathew l‘rcde “mi
William F. Smith. who was drl‘vliq.’
the Cole. and they very much my":
being deprived of two days of dirt
vacation while their car is hung w-
pared. The damage done to u.»
Chalmers was slight. Leary continnmg
on his way toward Smmmm aftér :g
was ascertained that :m ow was it”
lured through 'lhvv Looking: ‘ogethvr-
of the two cars. Thorn were no‘ ar-
It“ made. as lh‘ Cuuw cl ".9 mis-
hop could not lw allavlnd tr. nth”-
driver. each one claiming that he was
occupying his legitimate port‘um at n...
roadway. The five New York xx.“—
tionists agreed to let the mativr an».
and are impatiently waiting toolbar
car'. which was taken 40‘ the l‘mpnr
G'a‘rage. Darien. which will 'wrryfihcm
on their way north.
(”SESSION LETTER A FORGFRV'
' n, .i.‘ ‘
CHICAGO. Aug. “if-With
sertion of a handwriting exprrl tame
the alleged confession letter rr Frw
Kaine that he poisoned hims- if mti
his wife is a clumsy forgery. author"
ties today began to hunt—its author,
"When we locate the author nr‘ (h .t‘
fraudulent message. we may h..vc lm
cated the party most intereshd n
throwing the police off the trail of Um
perpetrators ot’ the double murder '
Coroner Peter Hoffman asserted.
Mrs John Demmer. Kobe's house
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