New Britain herald., 1917-06-29
|Employe of Home for Feeble Minded Ties Up Three and
 Butchers One in Cottage 
 Near Laconia.
PADDLES TWO MILES
 TO GIVE SELF UP

1ng Limbs while Host at supper-
 ternal Tr1angle in Brooklinc Mur- M der Case-wi6e Aocnsed by Dyine " Hushand.
 1Aoonia. N. H., June 2s.-Miss
 nstA Suess, assistant matron. and % Durothy Davis. . teacher, at the 1 ke school for feeble minded here.
 snnering today from wounds on Ez A8&d and nervous shock sustained x their companion, Miss Alice & Htcharis, head teacher at the : ol was murdered in . cottage on
 sthors of Lake winnisquam last Morris B. Bradford, who has eon working with the women and
 Ae fAvs himself up to the police. was z Nld tho police station over night.
 nu1tlng knife, beasing spot. re- I'm bili blood. was found in the cot
 According to the brief statements sobtainable hy the authorities from s 1Eiss eaess and 1(iss DGwis, the three women had accepted Bradford's invi- tation to take supper with him at the cottage, which is on tho school grounds. Early In the evening, they 1aid. Bradford attacked them. They declArsd that he bound all three hand ssAnds feet cut 1Eiss Richards' throat, struck the other two over the head and cut their hair on. shortly after dAFk no left them. Ono of the young women nnAnaGed to free herself from Aer bonds locked the door and united cords which bound her compan- |a nradford pkddlsd two miles up the 1okA in - cAnoe and, entering the city, SNant tO ths county court house. Find sifg no ono thefe he went to police tsaGton and surrendered. telling the z dook sergeant that he ''had better lock s1llfn up. Bradford gave no explana- { tfon further than to tell t1e sergeant 2 It0s ell up pr. Benjamin w. Baker. { aSuperlntonAent Of the school, and ind ont the reason. It was then learned ta,at Bradford had previously tele- phoned to pr. Baker and asked him to visit tho cottage.
 Whom the police and pr. Baker reached the place Miss Richards was dead.
 l1lquest Into Brookhne Murder.
 Brookline, Mass, June 29.-An in . quest was held today into the death of Mrs. Pauline Reyes, wife of George III. Reyes, . real estate operator. whose : body. with bullet wounds in the head and hand, was found in her apartment here on June 19. Miss Harriet A. yarney, who was arrested at Upton on June 26, |pleaded not guilty to the charge of having murdered Mrs < Keyes and Is now in the county Jail sa4 Dedham awaiting 2 hearing on < July 6.
 Relatives of Miss varney have told s the police that she was believed by them to be the wife of Reyes. For some time before and after the death of the Brookline woman. Miss Varney made her home with . married sister in Upton, where Reyes is said to have made frequent visits. She was absent from that town on the day of Mrs Keyes' death.
 The first impression, gained through farewell note found in the Keyes apaxtuaents, was that Mira. Reyes had committed suicide. A suggestion thas the note might not have been wratter x by Nrs. Reyes was one of tho matters to bSSfnvestigated 1t the inquest
 The dead woman was Reyes second wlfe. and was married to him las year. He obtained divorce from hi, first wife in 1914 on the grounds o, desertion.
 Accuses Wife In Dying Statement.
 Brookline. Mass. June 2s.-sixtee, witnesses have been summoned fol the investigation by the grand jur, 1sxt week into the death of William Cole, formerly of St. Louis, on Jun .. \ certificate filed with the polio by Medical Examiner Fl. M. Cutts yes fardau affrihlifAd death to acid burne