The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-12
Wolter Has Two
Wives, Say Friends
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rood bye. You stole my clothes
and everything have. Goodbye
little girl, you done the limit.
So goodbye
Another note found on the dresser
by Policeman Kraft was addressed
to Dwight w, futile, former state
senator and well known New Haven
lawyer 1t accused In language that
: Snpr4 1ns th9 lawyer OF
A statement issued by Mrs. Wolter
to the police through Detective Hall
asserts that her husband has been
drinking for some time, and steadily
for two weeks This fact is borne
out by the quantity of empty liquor
bottles found in the apartment by
Policeman Kraft
Mrs Wolter further states that she
had decided to apply fer a, divorce
and left her husband 0,7aSaSr ay.
she had returned to the apartm emit
under the belief that he was. alb
sent
pata1 yesterday Mrs Wo1ter, who re-
tanned consciousness through out, sent
for Mack Collins, a roomer at 96
CORTLAND street, said to be related to
hsrs allins was asked to send for
al sister Mrs Hattie sZandgoot of New
town and to notify her mother, Mrs.
Zetta Mashew In East Hartiand-
Mr. and Mrs. Wo1ter were married
In East HartIand, in October 1914
Her former husband had been asphyx-
datsd by gas in the CORTLAND street
Eo0ming house, conducted by Mrs
Koater when married to Anes-
Prank L Ames was found dead in
a gas filed room March 16, 1914.
while Mrs Ames and Wo1ter were
absent in Florida
A series of love, adventure and
broken hearts that rivals Burne-Jones
conception OF the Vampire has fol-
lowed the career of beautiful Cora
thrifty farmer near East Hartland.
Conn.
Early in life she sought life in the
city and began clerical work shortly
after graduation from school. She
was stenographer and bookkeeper for
john Stone, an aged hotel owner and
liquor dealer on State street, who died
some years ago Later she amassed
much money and realty both in this
city and in New Haven. She was able
to clear the mortgage on the farm,
1er which she had the lasting graft
;tnde of an aged mothar who wrote
herr aarCnst daily of the Incidents in the.
family circle
While still Il1Iznaxr1e ed Miss Mashew
Sulet Frank L. Ames. who was at that
time managing the Glasner Lean Of
AEe On Broad street Her command
ing figure, striking clothes among
( which wereaa tiger skin cnat and hat
to uza1chg THAT created a stir IN the
noAf8h circles of Rridgepurtl attract
Haven, where they lived fer a short
tiu7e- Amess financial ventures did
not succeed and after loss in a NOV
ling p3rtnf d 1anAash ON Broad street he
ebecazne despUndant, though his wife
maintained him IN ONE OF the several
lodging houses she operated ON Fair
field arenue and CpurtIand street.
Latter in the year 1913, Louis Wo1ter
came to lodge at fhe Ames home, 80
Csgurf1amd street WO1ter became
euaxnnred OF Mrs Ann3s- The affec-
tion WIS mutual and -Anes grieved
s15- Wp1ter and Mrs Anes
veg xsESrslsaztst7s ii aessch others COM
they took TO FsstIh beach. Florida,
Gtur1nf March. 1914, that Anes was
found dad In, his room from the eff
1erts OF gas poisoning.
F'011UM1ng the death OF her husband,
+ -vv0Bb@r- AMID naaz. Aanes retired to East
IZazTzanas near the home Of her par
ends
f On October -, 1914, wo1ter and
7. 1gFEs AARew earR4arE1eF by Rev
E4aasSe8Eh of East HA+&Eaha They
3 rE73Fzsn to Hartford for ~ while and
I later to Ho1densv811e, Oklahoma,
where VOTERS engaged IN business
! for a period Of six months
Upon their RETURN to this section of
New England 1t is alleged by Mrs.
fvEOztsrs that her married life was most
unhaIps- Woategs is charged with
/ Ed Ut. S6eTeIs hon Is ago, she
instituted divorce proceedings but a
Haven which lasted until last Fri
! ON that day VOTERS is known to
: have purchased a revolver and to
] have threatened the life of his wife to
gzch an extent that she Informed her
friends Of the occurrence and notified
them that In the event of her death,
her husband should be sought
On Saturday morning service Of pa
pers M a divorce suit instituted by
Mrs. An1es was made upon Wo1ter.
He was much incensed at the action
and apparently sought his wife upon
the streets. They stood in front of
local department store on Cannon
street and. he is known to have man
Tested q, threatening attitude towards
her. That he Threatened to Kill both
himself and her at that time is now
the belief OF the police and accounts
for the retuBn Of Mrs Wolter to their
home yesterday after removing all
her personal effects and some furni-
t1re from the apartments last Satur-
day His threats accompanied by
the fac& that VOTERS had not been
seen about the streets since Satur-
day had a. disquietfng effect on Mrs.
Walter who was apparently curious
to know IL his threats TO kill himself
had been carried into effect.
/ A postal card found In the Cannon
/ street apartments written in hand
writing dissfn11ar to that of Wolter
indicates that in January last Mrs