New Britain herald., 1920-06-09
MURDERS WIFE AND
 KILLS HIMSELF
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close state of infelirity thar has cr- isted between the pair since their marriage about d wear &so Tn" EuS-
 band, who was Turko- Albanian, served in the naval forces of the United States during tho world War.
 While he was an 3lion.- if is believed that he enlisted in service under 5he nationality of Il 'ireck. He met Mary Davis Thompson. who Was 2I yeas old. in New London about d year ago. and the couple were married after a
 brief courship. Soon after they went 10 live in Winsted. and later moved
 to this city. where they lived in a teIl- ement on Hartford avenue. The mur-
 dercr worked at the Stanley Works. and. following on" of their quarrcls,
 Mrs. E.ncliS left her lsband and re- turned tc Winsted. Enelis then dis
 posed Of his household belongings and went to Waterbury where he accepted job waiter in q Center street restaurant in that city. Mrs Enelis re- mained in Winsted until last Friday when she returned to this city and joined her mother. Mrs. George Rival. who is employed as a chamhermaid Tn the Hotel Dc Vile. She has assisted her mother in her duties about the hostelry.
 Nothing had been heard from E,n- ellis by the family until yesterday af- ternoon shortly after 1:30 o'clock. he appeared at the hotel and. going to Mrs. Rivals room he found his wife. motherin-law and Alice Rival. eight years old. The four people sat talk ing for some time. and nothing ap- pcarcd tn bc troubling Erelis. He went out of the place for a few min- utes. returning with some lemons. AI.- of lt.-H his wife seemed to he an gaining her consent to return and live with him, Mrs. Enelis steadfastly refused to acquiesce to his wishes, and about o'clock with her step-sister she went upstairs, after telling her 1 husband and mother that she had | some work she wished to complete.
 Murder and Suicide.
 Enelis loft the room a few minutes l later and ascending to the third floor 1 he found his wife just as she had left ! room 3l. which is over the quarters i formerly used as a bath. He again l pleaded with her to return. and when | she refused he grabbed her. Mrs. 1 Enelis tried to escape him. but be- fore she could do so. Enelis drew from i bullet crashing h her head. The bullet rN her right eye | and imbcddcd its, be back of 1 the head. Moving feet away. E:nelis turned the rcva ,n himself and ended his life wiih : bullet through the brain.
 Girl Witnesses Tragedy
 Little Alice Rival. the haIf-siA A.r of the murdered woman. was d ness to the tragedy. As soon | l:nclis drew the gun she ran frig M nncd down stairs and notified hN mother and Mrs. Erloin. wife of the proprietor of the hotel. The woman police aid. and Officers I Herbert C. Lyon and Thomas polan entered the place. They found the lying in a pool of blood back If a door that leads from the Neranda Dn the third floor. Mrs. Enelis was l and Dr. Joseph Walsh l was summoned. He at once ordered her removal to the hospital From he outset no hope was entertained | for hcr recovery. The body of Enclis ay few feet away around the corner Df the hallway. near the laNatory en- rance. face downward in pool of blood. In his hand was tightly srippcd the revolver. Detective Scr ;cant Andrew J. Richardson was on he scene a few minutes later, and he nm meulatclN began the cpilectlon or | acts. His examination of the gun ! showed that only two bullets had ,ecn used.
 Medical Examiner Waterman Lyon examined the body of Enelis. and liter completing his investigation he ordered it removed to the undertaking 'ooms of J. M. Curtin X Co. The murderer was well dressed. wearing blue suit. low shoes. and a new traw hat purchased recently at erbury. Enelis it was learned today vas a native of Albania. born July 1, S94 How long he has been in this or anything else pertaining Q him was not ascertained by the au horities today.
 Victim 2f Years Old
 The murdered woman was , years ,Id. and was born in Newton. this tate She was the daughter of Mir. md Mrs. J. Thompson. At the death If her father. her mother married ;eorsc Rival. and the couple live at he hotel
 According to Mrs. Rivals state ! ncnt to the police, the married life f her daughter was an unhappy one. The husband was of very jealous ,3tIlr,. and often while residing on hartford avenue he would lock his vife in the house while he was at york at the Stanley Works. He was