New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 7, 1922, Page 16

SONKILLS FATHER, THEN SURRENDERS Shoots Him as He Sits at Desk, Following Quarrel Kansas City, Mo.,, Sept. 7.—J. W. Garvey, an insurance man, was shot and killed shortly before 11 o'clock yesterday by his son and partner, Roy B. Garvey, father's office. ~After firing the shots the vounger Garvey walked calmly from the office building to headquarters He entered the office of Louls Op- police commissioner of police?” he Oppenstein business in the penstein “Is this the chief asked Mr. Oppenstein took him into the office of Captain Frank H. Anderson, cting chief, where Garvey repeated his question “I want to see you on business,” Garvey said, quietly “I shot my father." The irascible tempers of father and son were blamed by friends and business associates who went to the office after the slaying, but various reasons' were given for the quarrel which preceded the shooting. It is known that a bitter renewal of a quarrel which has been smoldering for weeks occurred yes- terday. The immediate cause of its renewal was the discharge this morn- ing of Mrs. Helen Groh, a stenogra- pher, by the elder Mr. Garvey. Roy Garvey refused to make a written statement “Father had been abusing my mother for some time,' he told Cap- tain Anderson. “I told him the last time that if it occurred again I would take up the matter.” He refused to go into details of the quarrel with his father “Ths morning when I went to the office,”” he continued, “I found my father had discharged our stenog- rapher, Mrs. Groh. I asked him why he had done it! * ‘It's nothing to you,” father replied ““Maybe you discharged her be- cause you couldn't do with her as you have done with other stenog- both raphers,” Garvey declares he told his | father. “ ‘I'll make you eat those words,’ my father replied. ‘I've got some- thing to make you.' " Garvey said his father then opened the drawer of the desk at which he was sitting with his left hand and moved his right hand toward the open drawer. “8o I pulled out my pistol and shot him,” Garvey said. ‘“Then T threw my revolver on the table and came to police headquarters.” Nine empty shells from a .32 cali-| ber automatic were found in the Gar- vey office by detectives. TFour bhul-| lets also were found. REFUSED MAN—IS SHOT. Girl Did Not Want to Marry Him—! He Shoots Her and Kills Self. New York, Sept. 7 (By Associated Press).—Enraged because the girl with whom he was enamored refused to marry him, Acting Detective Ser- geant Alfred Blass last night fired two shots into the breast of Miss Dorothy Bright, a model, and then shot himself. Blass died later in a| hospital, but Miss Bright may re-| cover. The shooting occurred in Miss Bright's apartment in upper Broadway. R . T ¥ TR, VISIT OUR DINING ROOM WHEN IN HARTFORD Call At 24.30 STATE ST. 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