New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 16, 1925, Page 6

First Husband Views Remains of Former Wife, Murdered By Man He Stepped Askde For, Jersey City, N, J., Oct. 16 P— Arthur B. Willlams of Jucksoniille Vlorida, who came today to view the body of his former wife, Mra, Margaret Winters, 21, hacked to death by her second husband George Winle Ir apart- ment early We uy unde- clded this whether to visit Winters to whom he sald that he ylelded his wife hacause he loved her, and bec he~alued her hap piness more tha s 1 today I had made up my mind to see Winters,"” Willlams told a reporter with whom he ate lunch. “But now I don't know if T'll go to the hospital or not, and it T do go, T don't know whether to sympathize with him or punch his nese. Winters is under police guard in the City lospital, where he was taken after the ing when he drove the bread knife used in the murder into his own chest. His life was despaired of at first, but hosp!- tal officials now believe he will live. alternoon “I never bore elther of them any | 1l will,” Willlams protested, “even though Winters robbed me of my wife's love after almost three years of happy married Iife.” Willlams 1s reputed to have some wealth. Taxicab Knocks Heavy Statue Off Its Base New York, Oct. 16 (#) — merce,” a 15-foot statute represent- ing a woman's figure, was toppled from its base in Central Park today | when it was struck by a taxicab. The statue, weighing several tons, was not badly damaged. The chauffeur of the taxicab and % woman passenger were injured but they left the scene before police ar- rived. The taxicab was wrecked. The statue stood at the junction of the east and west driveways near Columbus Circle. PUNERAL TOMORROW services for Late Senator Arc to Be Home at Indianapolts, Indianapolis, Oct, 16 (#) M. Ralstor in state spaclous |iving room Home, his here, Friend Held From His Own | Ramuel with features as kindly |J. Fry, ousied from her home in Cos 1 to-|Cob and given & room at a hotel country estate by the hundreds | sald she would when Deputy Sherift rEW " REMAINS AT LOGKTP Ralston | Cos Cob Woman, Ejected from Hor Home, Makes Town Keep Her for Night. ’ Greenwich, Oct. 18 (P—Mrs, John of | here night before last, epent last night at the police station, as she pussed by a flower-banked bler onjHenry M. Ritch notificd the hotel vhich ret ad ser «d the body of him who | management that he would not be the stute of Tndiana as|responsible for her expense. Alrs. zovernor and in the senate chamber | Fry walked into police beadquarters at Washington, The body of the senator, who died Wednesday night throughout the day and evening. Tomorrow morning at 11:20 re atives will gather around It for pri- [ghown the wom vate services, after which it will be | taken to Lebanon, Ind., wk the At Ralstons lived for m: ter a long battle [ oyvernight, since . will remaln o view last night and told Captain Patrick Flanagan that shp wanted lodging the town had re- fused to provide her with a suitable [room after her ejectment from the | louse she had occupled. room and stayed there all night, leaving this morning. Lebanon in the presbyterian enureh | Failed to Sign Name in which Mr worshipped, ! to t ublic Wil ba held at 2 o'cloc then the hody will be committed the carth in the Lebanon cemneters. .o rlston and his family | To Driver’s License L runo Por ioof 404 191 {arg court when charge of violation of vehicle laws for net dorsed the the motor having in- Beach |out of this city, was fined $5 yes. |dlepark s morning In the Meriden po- |Woodlavington's Coronach, the odds arraigned on a |on favorite at 7 to 1. |Methodists Plan to Spend P— Springfield, Mass., Oct. 16 of the Methodist church for |y g nslon in this part of the |Springfield district, which were di- ,. vulged today, indicate an outlay in | re of around half a {millton dollars for new bulldings. Thesa include the Institution of a Morgan memorlal branch fn West Springfield at a cost of about | $75,000 to be known as the Good Will Industries, Inc., & self-help pro- ject, a community house for Wesley church in this city to cost severa hundred thousand dollars, and a nev. Mittineague Methodist church. the near fu |Coast Guard Cutter Picks Up Drifting Boat Boston, Oct. 18 () — The coast guard cutter Tampa sent word by radio today that she had picked up | enc bacly of his driver's li- Nearly Half a Million | cense 4 Wednesday b ight following a r of East Main and Sta between his o one operated by John Petrucelll of ng street, that city, BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1925, RS, DUMBELL SUES Former Preacher-Husband, Bridgeport, Oct. 16 (M—Anna Bherrod Dumbell, Darlen, whose hus- band, Howard M. Dumbell, was tormer rector of an Episcopal church in Darlen, petitioned Judge John W. Banks in superior court today for alimony of $26 a week. Mr, Dumbell was absent, but he op- posed the allowance through counsel. Judge Banks reserved declsion. After 35 years of married lite, rafs- ing five children, Mrs. Dumbell early this year instituted a divorce action alleging intolerable cruelty. A short time later Mr. Dumbell went She was|tq yyeatan, obtained a divorce and remarried. WINS BY A NECK. Newmarket, Eng, Oct. 16 (P— Sir Abe Bafley's Lex, by Lemberg, elita, today won the Mid- takes by a neck from Lord Lord Glane- ly Tenacity was third, a length and a half behind Coronach. Lex start- ed at 100 to 12 against, and Ten- acity at 100 to 7, Only the three ran, out of 150 two-year-olds nomi- nated last November, READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANT! 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