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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
IN CILANCERY.

IN tlIANCE ,Itl,
The. above named, The Anchor Hold
,rani1ed nd Ion dulE or
1f tho ct "'i' S.inl7 uiuer me avs
its nrirciTa1 ,'ffir, ~ i ,h 1nu Ha Ning
Vail im it C Ct IN NE NY OF New
in1 eiod '"e H'u't Oh MGW ork, nav
ms ''eu J." S"lu court us pe'luoh
AGAINST Paul L. Kiernan. executor
ana a. Leo Everett, trustee in bank
ruptcN of the Estate of William Percy
sherman. of New York. County of New
ork and state Of New York, setting
forth that the said William Percy
sherman of the city, County and state
al orcSdtd, ON the 10Th day of October
A D.. 1910. duly executed to me
Anchor Holding Company a mortgage
city of BURLINGTON in the County of
Chittenden ana described in said
mortgage deed as follows, viz:
the sherman Block, so-called. situated
on the west side of Church street, be-
ing an undivided Onc-half interest in
ne same premises conveyed by Anna
Maria sherman to Margaret Cecilia
l'udd by warranty deed dated Novem-
her -, 1850, and recorded in volume
six teen at page three hundred FIVE
Of burlington ia which Gcoi ana ~,
record references is hereby madc for -
more narticm1Ir d ,'',IS i ''ta"' tUi d
toned FOR the pavmcnt 'P b -" the eoi noid
William Percy Sherman unfo he aid
Anchor Holding COMPANY thcjr smr ru
cessors or aseIgns Of fonr my rortnin
promissory notes heorny date ON thn
tenth dov If Octohor n ,o,o Nv,
frstt n Nts ~ ain', tn "a, -, i'lo' the
hnndrnI dniinSSs 'oi i"9 nuln OF nEe
m u''ViVu fro oUiia ar, "nq maturing SIX
Inimr To-. ~, Iiil u"'p' M NJ sec9hu note
iars and I'd 1nf Su,i o. I'VE nunurea dol
tha tbir1 ''' na ,ti 'iiS one ear from uate,
nno t nni,n' me- 1t'nE LOT the sum OF
one y ,,sorSa anI, T0I4aIs ana ma turing
and tho fot "iid IA "ioH i,, from date'
of tv,n ,hni,, III d'"io nva'E i9r tne sum
Two veors fr"r1 "9it"LS Hnu rlatutlhE
Nv Nv Hv.'IS from uatei win interest at
.,rc,iTir,r Ccht' paNapIe sehll-ahhuail%
tir.t T ~ l." I"c Ie"Hr ,ncreor, which
Justly due due ana owing ' and h aty now nov,
. .Vc" palu according TO the effect Of
'' Ana ''' vour neti,ioner fur+rar wanna
Htu Soul petitioner Iurlher repre-
srnts dhat on the ninth dey of Ianu-
e. 10 -, l. t"t sHlu imam Percy
~, it,%. - IN ne lis'll,t court OF
trict nF ~ d Iig ord 'Heph uls
5g f ,f I1nikrupt a4d A. Zee Everett
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HANCOCK.

Miss Clara Robson of Burlington, who
is teaching school in Granville, visited
friends Saturday and sunday.-Iiss Ag
res Vose of Maine, district deaconess for
w. r. district, has been calling and hold
ing meetings the past week. and has or
eanized a Sunday school with good Sue
cess. She Is with Mrs. G r. Church.
Miss Erma Buttles and Ora Hanks OF
Warren were married May 81 at the home
Of the bride, the Rev. o. B. Wells officiat-
Ing. Only the brother, sister, parents and
Miss Nose were present.-Frank Tier OF
New Hampshire was in town Sunday
Mrs. w. II. Church Is In Rochester.
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SOUTH STARKsBORO.

The new pastor of Friends Church, the
Rev Joseph Lawrence of Long Island.
y. Y, accompanied by his wife and five
children are occupying the True Clark
home in Jerusalem.-Mrs Annie Wright
tie funeral of her father, DIR. Cyrus
Pringle. IN Burlington. visited her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Young and cousins. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Follansbee last week She
was accompanied by her uncle, George +.
Prindle of Charlotte.-Loyal and Ovet
Wright OF Middlebury were guests Sat
u-day and Sunday of MIR. and Mrs. Ed
win Orvis-Mr. and Mrs. Ovet Hallock
are spending several weeks with rela-
tives in Huntlnston-NIiss Sadie Atkins
of Lincoln was a guest Sunday Of Miss
Agnes Wright
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ADDISON.

Chaunccy willmarth was in New York
city with his brother, George. who is to
he graduated soon from an electrical
school there.-Mrs. H. c. Palmer Is ILL.,
Mrs. Ida Bodette Solice of Bridport is
spending some time at home.-.Mrs. Fan
ME Noonan entertained the D. A. r.,
Saturday afternoon.-1Iarold Crane is OF
home Ill with the mumps.-Mrs. George
Jackson and Mrs. Charles jackson enter
tained the Ladies' Aid society at the
home OF Mrs. George Jackson May 81.
There were several visitors present, in
Guiding representative from the Congre-
gational and Methodist societies of Yer
gennes and also the Baptist society of
West Panton. Refreshments were serv-
ed.-David Miller does not improve.
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JERICHO CENTER.

Mr.. and Mrs. F, 9. Rawson have issued
invitations for the marriage Of their only
daughter, Lorraine Harriette Rawson, to
Lee Henry Mcclellan of Schenectady, N
Y. The ceremony will take place in the
Congregational Church Monday evening
at eight o'clock.-The Rev. Mr.. Barnum
preached in Westford Sunday in exchange
with the Rev. Mr.. Kdder.--Lyman Nash,
who has been In Brattleboro during the
winter, returned home Tuesday, on ao-
count OF ill-health. following the measles.
w. s. Nealy and mother, Mrs. Charles
Nealy, spent Sunday In Essex, guests of
Mrs. George Whitten-Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Remington were In Essex Sunday
with relatives.
z. II. Smith and Miss Pauline Smith
were in Burlington T>uesday.-Frank O..
Pease returned Wednesday from Mon
treal, going that far with Mrs. D. B..
Bishop on her way to Lyons. Iowa. with
the body of her father. George w. Ham
mond. for burial.--Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Mo
Gennis spent Sunday in East Bolton
Miss Grace F1tzsimonds is at home from
Swanton, where she has been teaching.
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WEYBRIDGE.

Miss Lucy Harrington OF Rutland is
with her mother, Mrs. Emma Harring-
ton.-The Ladies' Aid OF the Methodist
society meet to-day with Mrs. John Do
lan.--There will be union services at the
Congregational Church next Sunday even
ing. A native of China will give an adj
dress-Children's day will be observed
with appropriate exercises at the Metho-
dist Church next Sunday morning. The
pastor will preach an illustrated sermon
t. the children.-Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan,
who have been boarding at II. L, Thomp-
sons for a number of weeks, went on
Monday TO Huntington Falls. where they
will live for the present.
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rented thc creamery plant at West Mil
.on' win the option Of buying, to the
Crescent creamery company of Isner,cls
NE. Ths latter has taken possession :
william Berkeley and family Of Nay
YORK arc visiting Mrs Hannah Ber,,,ev
Mrs. Bertha Phelps has gone to the 8,
Adams hospital.-Charles J. King 4,
puildlnR a tenement house for John No
uf".h on the Georgia road.-Mrs Homer
L. POWELL gave q tin shower last vee,-
hihs bernice Ballard OF Burlington.
-Miss Ethel Coburn has the measles.
hheasor Bergeron Of burlington and
MISS Louise Mossey were married at ST
aims Church Tuesday at eight o'clock
lhey were attended by their fathers
LOUIS Bergeron of Essex and Oliver
Mossey OF this place. and by Miss TjI,,or
Mossey, sister Of tho bride. After n we'd.
dihs breakfast at the home OF the brido.s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Noseev
the bridal pair took the forenoon tr.in
Tor Montreal and on their re+,,r, viii
make their homo in Burlington.
Rev Daniel Mcintyre of Townshend will
preaoh at tho Congregational Church
ouhuay morning and evening.-H II
ruler and Mrs. Julia Hall have ret,r,od
from rew days visit In Worthwhile .
Dr' and Mrs. l.. c. Holcornbe ATTENDED
the funeral Of Or, Samuel MAYNARD IN
burlington Monday.-The Woodmen',
memorial day VIII be observed SUNDAY
at tho opera house with sermon by tha
Kew j. G. Currler--A delegation 81
eastern Stars attended the district meet.
ing In Burlington Wednesday.--Mrs. Johr
kinssbury fell u week ago and br,,is.1
nor hip and leg so she Il in n. serlo,,y
conditfon.-The graded school Will Close
this week.-Homer L. Powell is a,a,a,,,-
a few days In BOSTON
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WINOOsKI,

The funeral Of Charles kirby. who's.
death was announced IN last weeks Zoo
Press' took place at 81. Joseph's
Church in Burlington Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Kirby is survived by four brothers
ana four sisters. Alfred Frank. Paul and
ELL Mrs Adelord Piche. Mrs. Nelson
Sheppard. Mrs. Peter Gonyeau and Mrs.
William Cayea.
A safe and sane Fourth Is the order this
year as last. The trustees Of the village
at meeting Monday night so decided
ana means 10 prevent the sale of explo-
sives were discussed. The police depart
ment will be notified Of the action of tho
board. Last year this order was put into
effect and one of the quietest F,ourths ever
observed In this village was the result
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COnMYssiONBRs' NOTICE.
Estate of Marta Moran. Burlinrto

Estate of Marta Moran. burlington.
The undersigned. having been APP
pointed by the IlOnora BILE Probate
Court fer the District OF Chlttenden,
Commissioners. to receive. examine
aud adjust tho claims and demands
OF al personS against the estate Of
Maria Moran, late of burlington,
IN said district, deceased, end
a! cIaims exhibited In offset thereto.
hereby give notice that we Will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the Office
Of Elihu h. TAFT in the city
Of Burlington. in said district on the
4th Thursdays OF Juns end November,
next, at 10 o'clock, o. m, on each OF
said days and that six months from the
2ard day OF MAY. A.. D., 1911,
Ia the time limited h. snld court for
said creditors to present their claims to
us for examination and allowance,
Dated at BurliNgtoa, this 2srd day
OF May. A. D.. 1911.
ELIlIu p. TAFT,
GUY IL. HORTON.
T.w3t. Commissioners,
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ORWELL.

The funeral of the infant child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Fowler who died Of
/ neumonia was held al tho home Sun
day afternoon at 200 p. m, The Rev. WI.
lams officiating, The regular monthly
business meeting of the Y. p. s. c. Il.
was held Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. F. +. Lillie,-G. NJ Wright OF Issw
York city Is at tho Wright home here
II. Phelps has been III for several days,
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BOLTON.

Mrs. Fanny Muzzy, who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Kimball, OF Sar-
anac, y. Y, during the winter. has re-
turned to the home of her son, II +.
Muzzy.-Fred McGinns has recently sold
his half Of the McGinnis farm to his part
ner, Arthur Stevens-George Chamber
lain has given up his position as working
foreman on the farm of c. s. Brush.
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Mrs. George Everest and Mrs. Lake were
In Burlington Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Peck are tho parents
Of daughter born June b-Judse @. B.
Dana. George Washburn and Deputy
shorfr II. 70. Rowley are attending county
court in Middlebury. Among those IN
town who attended the grange meeting
in atarksboro "wednesday were M j.
Lnndon and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Dimmock and Mrs. A. G. Squire.
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MILTON.

Fire broke out in the farm house oc-
oupod by Ebb Phelps on Hardscrabble
hin Friday night and burned the house
and contents The farm had lately been
bought by II. II, Beeman, and the loss
is considerable. Insurance on the house
was $500 and on contents, $3.50, II is not
known how the fire caught, but probably
from n stove or chimney.-The Milton
Cooperative Creamery company has
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CORNWALL.

Mrs. Sidney Globs has gone to reside
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Mathews.-Mrs.
F. s. Foote has gone to Middlobury to
live in the tenement house Of Professor
Means.-Mrs. Charles Jewett and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Jewett.-The few showers Of the
past week have revived the parched fields
somewhat. but much more Is needed
Sylvia and Gladys Hamlin spent Sunday
n hOne
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,


Estate of ANN Il. Jacobs, Richmond.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed by the Honorable Probate
Court for tho District OF Chittenden.
Comml ssiOners to receive examine
and adjust the claims and demands
OF all persons against the estate OF
Anna T.. Jacobs, late Of Richmond
in said district, deceased and ali
sirns exhibited in Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, at the town
clerks office. in the town Of Rich
mond, In said district, on the frst
Thursdays OF July ard December. next
Mt 10 o'clock Il, m. on each Of said
days and that six months from the
7th day Of juno, \, H., l9ll. is the
tiro limited by said court for said
creditors to present their claims to us
for examination and allowance
Dated at Richmond. this eth day Of
juno, a. y. ,9ll.
FRED II. SHEPARDSON,
LESTER f.. DOUGLASS.
t9.w3t Commissioners
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FERRISBURG.

The Ladies' Missionary society will
meet with Mrs. b. w. Collins this after
noon Elmer Blrkett and his mother
Mrs. Elvina Rirkett, went TO Burlington
Monday to attend the funeral of DR..
Maynard. Mrs Bard is ill.-Retta Birkett
has been Ill two weeks
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WEST BOLTON.

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hall of Burling-
ton visited friends In town Friday and
Observation-Disclosures Smith OF Tarrytown.
n. Y, is at home for a short stay.--Mr.
and Mrs. albert Minckler were In Bur-
lington Sunday to visit Mrs. L. s. Mlnck-
Ter at the Mary Fletcher hospitalMiss
Grace Jones of Glen Sutton, P, O., Is
visiting her sister. Mrs Elmer Hall--Mr.
and Mrs. Angus Tomlinson OF Hunting
ton Center visited relatives In town Sun
day.--Miss Bernice Hall of Cambridge and
Al Hall of Jeffersonville are at home be-
cause OF the illness OF their mother. Mrs.
n. B. Hall.-Miss Ida Lancer, who has
been seriously III. Is better-Mr. and Mrs
Edward Guyette have gone to East
Georgia to ive.-Miss Mildred Patterson
of Cartridge was a guest Sunday of Miss
Bernice Hall.-Miss NJ. Woodbury.. evan
gelIst Of burlington. will speak at the
Methodist Episcopal chapel four evenings
OF this week.-Mrs.. o. H. Burns of Bur-
lington. who has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bohonnon, re-
turned to her home Tuesday
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WEST MILTON.

Mrs. Helen Bronson returned to ST. AL
bans Friday after spending some time
with her niece Mrs. Fuller. at the WILL
low Bay farm--Mrs. William O'Daniels,
who has been Ill for the last year with
tuberculosis, is failing rapidly.-Mr. and
Mrs. John Fresno visited at Minot
Smiths sunday.-Miss Briggs of Burling-
ton visited Sunday at F. Z. Blakes.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08
CAN You FURNISH TEAM AND
WAGONr

WANTED-Responsib young men, who
are able to furnish team and wagon,
to sell on commission to farmers the
best line of household necessities for
the oldest, largest and most responsible
company OF the kind in the world.
About two thousand statesmen now
working, earning on the average over
800 per month net. clear of all ex-
penses Net earnings of best men, over
$500 per month. Two million farmers
now using these thoroughly advertised
goods. Established 1865 Capital 5000
coo. Address, the j. r. Watkins Co, 1l3
South Gay street, Baltimore. Md
90, w15t
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WILLIsTON.

a sociaole ana entertainment will be
REID IN the town hail Friday evening
Jene under the auspices OF the FEEDER.
eted Church
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and is now no better--Dr and Mrs. T. q.
Rowe spent last Friday in Brandon.-Mrs
II. q. TIibbard has returned home after
spending the winter with her mother in
Poultney.-Dr. 3. d. Colby OF Sudbury
spoke Friday evening to the men OF our
town on how to live 100 years.-Mlss Laura
L. Branch was business visitor In
Prandon on Friday.--Miss L. A. Mercure,
who has been in Rutland, Ia at home.-Or'
we'll Post went to Brandon last Tuesday
by invitation.-Mr and Mrs. A. Neill and
family are at the Phelps House west Of
the village for the summer.-Letters re-
oeived from ]. II. Thomas report him as
gaining. He will return home this week
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STARKsBORO.

The Stokes and Mason reunion will be
held Thursday, June 10. at the homo of
Mrs. Eliza Brown in Monkton.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08

NEW PRESSED hats in the best styles
just from the manufacturers and New
York trimmed hats for ladies ana chill
dren. Nothing shop worn Prices whole
sale. Is. j. Dougherty. st. Adams,
VI. 1856 10t&w1t
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4 CENT a WORD
POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish to hire
help or to sell a farm. should use
this column. Nearly 5000 copies of
this paper are sold every Issue and
your advertisement would be read
nv MANY possible buyers. 25.wtf
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BRTDPORT.

The Ladies' society will give progress
sive banquet at the vestry Thursday
evening. June 15.--By request the Easter
cantata will be repeated Sunday even
Ing. June 11.--IIarriette Wheeler and
brother. Charles, have returned to Bur-
lington.-Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Fletcher
recently entertained their daughters fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs Rushford of Peekskill,
N Y.--The Rev. Mr.. Evans has returned
after brief vacation A lemon measur-
ing II l-2 inches by 10 inches was grown
at home by Mrs. George Conn.-Chldren' Il
day will be observed at the Congregational
Church next Sunday-Mrs. Martha Payne
ia with her son NJ Rutland
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08

HOCSEKEFPER wanted in a small
family. middleaged woman preferred.
Herbert Bissonette. Chateaugay. n.
Y 40 wit
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FOR SALE.

SECONDHAND tuh-machinery com
pete for sale w. S. Huntley, Middle
bury, VT. l366t&w1t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE how little II costs to tell
thousands of readers in many towns
Of Vermont what you have to sell or
what you wish to buy. Advertise in
the Free Press and you will get re-
plies to your advertisement.
23wtf
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WANTED.

A CARETA1<ER for boys ages t" IL
wanted at Home for Destitute children.
124 d&w,tf
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SEASONED ASH wanted in Ia and 1s
inch stock. also red birch in inch ~
and 11b inch, and oak in inch, IA and
~ Will also contract for these dimen-
sions TO he delivered this fall from
sawn stock. Pinshury & Baldwin Co,
st. Johnshury, Vt 4lw4t
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSIrRE

The Anchor Holding Company VS.. Paul
J.. kiernan, Executor and A. Leo
Everett Trustee in Bankruptcy of
William Percy sherman.
Chittpudpp County
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1911-06-08

FOR SALES years old bay geldnG.
weight $50 sound, fine driver, price rea-
sonable X, Z. Ennis, Essex, VI.
1323t&w.1t.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23

the moral effect on the other employees" It va. tn. effect upon particular employee of which he was thinking; he now in position to make the dis grace emphatic, and the opportunity was not one to be lost
 Perhaps it's just welt" acqu;esced the lavy.. You and know that he took those things, and the harder we hit him the likely he is to see the folly of dennying it."
 This seemed to be reasonable, and there was noth- ing intricate or confusing about the plan. But the simple and straightforward plan failed to work out exactly as expected.
 Miss Walters was in the cashiers cage when Tenn, the lawyer and policeman appeared. She readily understood the significance of this move and at once began to lock up her cash. Then, slipping of the cage, she joined the group of which Desson and the policeman were the center.
 Are you arresting him?' she asked
 "Yes, Miss Walters" answered Fenn q have been slow to believe this of him, but"
 But you making mistake" she interrupted quietly It was not the hystercal protest or girl in love, but rather the confident assertion of one who knew the facts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23
knew the facts.

T wish I could believe it," said Fenn hypocriteal ly Il have distrusted my judgment but those have consulted-"
 You making mistake" repeated Miss Wal { ters. T took those things myself"
 4ou!' cried Fenn. staggered. "Impossiblel"
 Absolutely mpossble!" exclaimed Desson Everything checked up and delivered to me, as the record sheets show. I admit that"
 rI took those things myself" said Miss Walters again. Instead of being impossible it was very easy. Everything checked up properly and deposited in the trays but abstracted the articles from one tray while the others being put in the safe. Mir Desson's confidence in me made it a simple matter"
 What did you intend to dor" asked the lawyer while the others were recovering from their bewd- erment
 I intended to resign and go away she answered. T did not think the theft"-she hestated little at the word-"woud be discovered soon."
 linen why do you confess now?" the lawyer per sisted
 T can't let innocent suffer- she replied "That would be horrible I never thought of that contingency"
 This is simply preposterousp Fenn interrupted excitedly.
 On the contrary" returned the lawyer, "her story is very complete and convincingr
 "What did she do with the artices?" demanded Fenn
 trew them away, answered MISS Walters un- hesitatingy.
 You seel" cried Fenn, addressing the lawyer and the policeman. She's meerly trying to this man."
 T afraid to keep the after the loss was dis covered" explained Miss Walters They are some where in the mud at the bottom of the river"
 Desson was too dazed to do than protest that 1t was impossible in which protest Fenn joined, but the lawyer and the policeman having sentimental interest, were able to how perfectly her story coincided with the known facts.
 What shall do?" asked the policeman
 Nothing" answered Fenn
 T am ready to go with him." said Miss Walters.
 Go back to your work" instructed Fenn. "Tve got to think this thing over."
 Desson, now being free to act, promptly resigned. Then, after gathering together his personal posses sions, he stopped the cashiers cage. Her face
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-01-23
By Elliott Flower

tense anc white, but she spoke calmly when he ad- dressed her.
 "You didn't do it!" he said bluntly
 Did you?' she asked
 "No"
 Yet the evidence shows that one of us did" 'I'n scre you didn't" he declarcd @and you weren't even suspected. Why did you--'
 Don't let's talk about it," she interrupted.
 He hesitated inoment, and hen passed out, trying yainly to formulate satisfactory plan of action At any cost, he must save her.
 Fenn, meanwhile, was having an excited interview with the lawyer. Fcnn maintained that the comics sion was due to emotional vagary, but the lawyer insisted that 1t plausible and convincing T know she didn't do it" asserted Fenr.
 Its clear case' insisted the lawyer. "A manrI- factured story couldn't fit the facts so perfectly Of course. the confession itself was due to emotional impulse but she is certainly tic thief" H. then went over all the points carefully, while Fcnn leaned back in his office chair and scowled "If you don't care to prosecute, the lawyer concluded "it is no affair ot mine, but there can be no doubt-"