The New York herald., 1922-09-24
Continued from First Page.


Mound out nothing from her that tnes
*did not know before, l. IL,
III However, at the conclusion ~ -.
in which the froseeu
} both Middlesex and Somerse. ooaa' a ~
n NIessrs Stickler and Beekman, ana the
n ssistant Prosecutor OF Midciesex, JON
" n Toolan. took part, the some"na'
\. .rrxntic remark was made by Tooian tna'
u ..na one has been eliminated from .hin
n ase Mrs. Hall went back 70 hei
sshome accompanied by two detec'iVes'
II hut they returned at once 70 tha eoui
n house. -, Miss
N Mrs. Hall was accompanied us ~ -
s.Sallie Peters, who was her MAJ =
'{shonor when she married ra., LII
sjago, and one other woman from ~ 80 !
sshome probably servant. Sho "as
1s1rassaa n black and wore so heavy
flblaclx veil that she could not sec throusin. !. =
2.it ana mad to be helped up curos anu
M stems nv Miss Peters. She Is snort % .
4. thor squat build and eVldehliy vas
X. n listressed by the ordeal she mas oeeil
(. .throuph during the last week ana Ilrse
4 ne prospect and then the memory ol the
4 inquisition.
H stumbIes Leaving Court House.
NJ c,u s,u,,,bIod as she came from the
rrourt House after O'Clock tnis 49,
1.noon and had virtually 10 pc ni'eu 49, -,
%tbe waiting automobile. fl.eeh s1., .n,
@utes after Mrs. Hail haa ieie e,'S ot;,,a
House George Toolan' county s,s, the
4 -, 80 heen on the case from the
4 - 80 and nrobably knows the ms ano
Il a,,ts ~ i better than any one elss' "as
n s-ir,a u,bether an arrest was 10 DC
N ,aes.tod n the near future, II not to-ua''
Y IA renlied with smiling cnnpnasis,
4 ..yo,, can nut that right out OF sou.
,ar the time being there IS not
\ q chance so,,e ~ effort
and II Is understood against ,,,l..a,,ca 10
\ vice OF former State senate, =, sa,,,iiv
4 ,,-hois The counsel for the Han ialily, iII,,
\ ~ = ,as,aa,,t coming from Mrs nan
4 80 sss,,ad later. Just an hour OF ~
\ fter the questioning at the Court .aou5
+. n Il signed by Mrs. Hall hersell. -
fact twenty copies had been prepateu
Z IA. the newspapers under the eiIeesaon w.
~ NIiss Peters and every one wac
signed. D - NAM, IL
,rhe signature. Frances y. Han -
distinct and firm. There was app.i,
entity not a tremor of a flnsel %
signature was affixed 10 the aoeui..u Is
rrbara Il M variation in the sighaeul 60
on some half dozen OF the oopi stsnad
,yaro comma red Whether she signed
the copjes this morning or TINS
noon Mrs Hall evidently had mex hei 80
under excellent control.
statement by Mrs. Han.
This l. the statement as given OUT az
tna Hall home by Miss Peters, ana ~ y
the first word to come direct from W
Hall since the bodies were founu
WEDNESDAY. Sept. IL, lsLL.
rYor tba last three years Mr.. Hail
and / haxe taken Mrs. Eleanor NILS
and Mrs. Addison Clarke on picnles ~
appreciation of all the work they haNe
. done for the church. This year we
went to Lake Hopatcong, tne pic',ic
comprising Mr. Hall and myself W.
Halls mother, Mrs. Mills ana Mrs,
Clarke We reached nome aDoue
o'clock in the evening.
THURSDAY, Sept. IA, 1s22.
In the morning l took out the Dodge
car IN the afternoon Mr. Hall took
+he Dodge car and went to make an
address before the Parent Teachers
\. Association at the school at Berdine
Corners. leaving home An time to ar
rive there at 80. lie came pack
between 4 and 4 80, gathered flowers
~ take to A sick parishioner at ST.
Peters Hospital, and In company with
iis little niece went out again, re-
, turning shortly after 6. He had fams
ily supper with me, my brother Will
lam asld our little niece.
Mr. Hall was preparing 10 go out
about Z when the telephone rang lie
answered from the extension upstairs
as he happened to be there. did not
overhear the conversation.