The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-28

Mrs Hall was accompanied by her attorney Timothy N Pfeifer. and her constant friend. Miss Sally Pe-
 Mrs. Halls appearance was most dramatic No one susr ected that she had any such intentions and She claL Deputy Attorney General Win A Mott. in charge of the prosecution for the state. was taken wholly bv surprise.
 Mrs Hall was dressed in black "A wore heavy veil over her face T.lsn party drove up to the Somerset co11n- " courthouse from her residence in New Brunswick and entered the courthouse Immediately.
 It is understood that this dramatic move was made in an effort to forcg me Grand Jury to recognize her
 Mrs. Hall Calm. T
 Mrs. Hall was composed when she entered the courthouse and took her seat in front or the Grand Jury room She looked Ta,her sad and her al Iofhey Was obviously nervous. Her appearance cause a furry in t5a Courthouse and the news that she bgd made 0the dramatic move 4Dread like WIIdtirc around the town and peo- al her.
 The sudden aDpearan. @ of Mrs. Hall dslaEed the grand jury from conveu- -L& Stt Us usual hours. the jurors aDd me prosecutors holding d Conference Tor ten minutes.
 The resumption of the investiga- ton, however. was finally annOunC.l5 ana elteci-Fe. Fred Davis was called as the first witness. Mrs Hall was leTt sitting outside the grand iurv room. When Davis was called Mrs Hall looked at him with a ,,-is-ft,I c,- bfesslon but made no move exceDr to "illSper something to her attorney.
 Judge Mott left the jury room for q moment while Detective Davrs was being questioned.
 Is Mrs. Hall going 10 tesufy?' he was asked.
 T don't know. We'll have to wait and see what happens" he replied.
 While waiting. Mrs Hall talked with young woman reporter she had known for several years. She chat ted pl- asantly about old associations btu made no reference to the nur deFs or the reason for her presence
 An hour after Mrs. Ha1rs dramatic 4pp@arancer the states star witness Mrs. Mrs lane Gibson. appeared at the court house She was immediatci-- taken into Detective George Totten's office where no one was allowed =g approach her.
 Mrs. Gibson On Scene.
 Mrs. Hall Was lufDrr.I bv rnu tuai .rtend that Mrs. Gibson had ar rived. bf=itfer smiled and whfrDeraG 10 his client and Miss Peters. Mrs Fisall appeared unaoucerned at fha news
 Mrs. C be0n waz called into the grand jury room shortly after eleven C. C.cI0ck Mrs Hal glanced at Ter as she uasse1 but made no sign of rec ugltr5on-
 Mrs rrarl # was learned on good eUthortt#. will take the attitude Of a mute suaDl-.ut for justice before the grand t-lr- She .-IT continue 10 -l. before Ec grand jury room hands .'o"j p a=r 'ao uL-- tno Jurors are @oC"r -o ad+DEru. before Attorney Ls-.t.r makes an open move To re- quest a bear5u~ for his -leut.
 Se.@ra r- -r.r-r- -r- tre-scs were ~aTf.H -EfI. 1rr. Frarr waited -.4- E=~-l- rr- -ra on-~rEritr- to t.stirv Tlr E.t-e"--e were Henry Mills hr.rr CT n3 Tauo sF-iT= s Bennett nr-~hI or os Mr. Halls Frank E:Ezer and Leo Zzmraes Newark newspaper ua-- Z.uuler was asked ro tell rF = conversation he had with Mrs Hall concerning her rnCve uleuts on the night and the morning of Sep -ar-Jer L4Lh and 1@-I