Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-12

Hfrm Alvin Saunders Kenyon, widow of Asnxo Church, shot pr. Herbert Tetlow wlsen in One living room of his apartment. 1ff West Broad street, PaEcztuck, at abouf 1o-3o Friday morning. Just what branpted the killing could not be ascer- tHlned. as Mrs- Kenyon and the doctor Gf94ys seemed te be on friendly terms. pr. Tetlow was unmarried and rented his hnuse excspt the part reserved for him e6n on the second floor. He was well educzted. of a nervous temperament and had not practiced his profession for years. but was summoned to service dur ing the influenza epidemic He devoted much of his time to nature study and was devoted to flowers and plants. He lived alone-
 So far as can be learned, Mrs. Kenyon called on the doctor, perhaps an hour before the shooting. then returned to her home. Williams street. She then came back to Dr. Tedow's room and shot him. After this she took the revolver back to Der home. returning to the doctors apart nasnt. evidently to satisfy herself as to the result of tho shooting. It is evident that before she made the last trip she sum froned DTS. Johnson and Crandal1 as they arrived at the Kenyon home just as prs. Scanion and Payne entered the Tetlow residence, having been called thtfe
 Mrs. Kenyon was at the Tetlow rooms When Drs. Scznion and Payne arrived. fr. scanion found Dr. Tetlow dying on the floor Of the living room. The wound Cd man was fully dressed and even had rubbers over his shoes, as he was to iceave the house. He was lying in a Comfortable position. as if placed there. but there was no blood to indicate the man had been shot. pr. Tetlow died within few minutes after Dr. Scanlon arrived. Drs. Scanlon and Payne then made an examination but found no blood. They did find a clean cut bullet hole in the right side. under the tenth rilY and near the liver.
 Mrs. Kenyon was present during the examination and stated several times that che dearly loved pr. Tetlow. She said she went to his rooms determined to kill herself but that the doctor clutched the revolver. took it away from her and shot himself Investigation showed that the bullet had passed through the right arm directly into the body. and at such an angie that it is extremely doubtful that the fatal wound was self-inflicted.
 Tn the meantime Patrolnan Wheeler arrived. Dr. Scanlon after considerable questioning ascertained that the revolver vas at Mrs. Kenyon's home. only short distance. and the woman said that sine
 
 would go and get it. Fearing more fatal. ties. if Mrs. Kenyon got possession of the revolver. the doctors and patrolman ac companied Mrs. Kenyon to her home ant impressed upon her that she must direc them where the revolver could be found This she finally did. The weapon wa. secured in a room upstairs. while Mrs Kenyon was guarded on the first floor
 The doctors left Mrs. Kenyon at he home in the custody of Patrolman Wheel e while they returned to the Tetlov residence for further investigation. Th revolver Is a pearl-handled army Colt, O .SS calihre. Four of the five chamber were empty. One bullet was found ol the floor of the room where Dr. Tetloy vas killed after it had struck the plaster board partition. second shot wen through a rug and into the floor. a thiri struck a radiator and the fourth kille Dr. Tetiow. People residing in the hous did not know of the presence of Mrs Kenyon until after the shooting. but the distinctly heard four shots fred
 Mrs. Kenyon has at times acte Strangely since her first husband. Along Church, of the coast kuard service. los his fife while engaged in rescue worl She has come into the business cente wearinE a dustinr cap. and during tn recent heavy rainstorm she was ont in pink kimono and said she was going have her nails manicured II is believe