New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 26, 1920, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1920. | beared to be broken down by the fa NE v NURSE : DOCTOR MURDERED, eSS g n‘- ; lw IzctA NEGRO TO W WHITE NURSE, | nurse, Fletcher said yesterday. | I was a waiter. My real estate work) B oney and other T | Fletcher is a real estate agent. He | is 2 new venture. ither she nor I PATIENT ALSO DEAD | val les were found in the doctor's Workl Wae Vetora of Shass - was with the 92d division and later | considered color or race. I have been pockets. of Maryland Will | a5 (ransferred from the 38th infan- | keeping company with her ever B AANC Another theory advanced was that Marry Everett Girl. try to the depot brigade at Camp |since. Monday we filed marriage iy, the “patient” had been assanulted Meade. He was born in Cambridge, | tentions, and she went to Everett tq Both Are Found Dead and Police Are L]"Ll’llel by the missing man and that Boston, March 26.—Tkomas §.|Md., and attended schools in Mary- | stay with an aunt until we are mar] . Campisi was murdered by the | Flotcher, 28, negro. world war vet. | ' and Washington ricd. As long as we are not break \ | Now Searching for Third samo man after the doctor summoned | oo 0 IEERS: 0T S “I met my fiancee in a roadhouse | ing the law I don't see why anyong s to give medical aid, had pronounced D eanll Gas ”db"'_ Md., Will | near Dedham four months ago,” |is interested in us.” | the “patient” dead and had threatened | P¢ married Monday to Miss Jessie | Fletcher said. *‘Miss McLean was a Miss MecLean was born in Glasg Now York, March 26.—Detcctives f | to notify the police. Mae McLean, 22, of Everett, a white | Nurse with a private family there and | Bay, N. 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