Immediately after the shooting Fors
rushed out of the village coatless and
hatless, making for the woods along
the river bank. Within a few minutes
Deputy Sheriff Grimshaw of Attawau
gan and several of the Danielson po
lice officers were notified and search
commenced for the fugitive and by
midnight more than a dozen men were
in the searching parties.
Coroner A. G. Bill of Danielson came
to the hospital on Monday and took
the ante-mortem statement of Stafano.
A report was current Monday that
Fors had returned to Williamsville
during the afternoon and secured
clothing and food. This report was
I probably untrue as officers were there
j during the entire day and had the man
' returned liA would have been arrestetfT
j Another report was that Fors had been
seen at about 3 o'clock Monday after
noon in Simeon Danielson’s woods
south of the village, and officers were
soon searching the woods for him.
Stafano died at 9.30 Monday night
just about 24 hours after he was shot.
He began to lose strength about 7 o’
clock, but remained conscious almost
to the last. When caught Fors will be
charged with murder.
An autopsy was performed on the
| body Tuesday by Dr. Rienzi Robinson
but this revealed nothing more than
had the operation. The body was then
i taken to Danielson by Undertaker L.
E. Kennedy. A reward of $200 for the
rapture of Fors nas been placed by the
selectmen of Killingly, and descrip
tions of the man have been sent
throughout this section. The man is
still at liberty.
DESCRIBED TRIP TO EUROPE.
The ladies of Putnam were delight
edly entertained last Wednesday
afternoon by a lecture given by Mrs.
