New Britain herald., 1920-03-19
WIFE MURDERER TELLS OF HIDING BODY W ONE ROOM WHILE GROCER
 LEFT GOODS ORDERED BY WCT7
George Evans Calmly Tells Detective
 tails of Staying Actual Crime Took P| in Dining Room-- Worried Over Future|
 Son.

Boulder. Colorado. be commuA with, and informed of his p4 ment. Has Adventurous CareeI1
 About twelve years ago Who was born at Kosoffo, B11 refused to accede to the wis ms parents, that he wed a neid daughter. and. when they !; lnslstent, he decided to run rom home. He managed to Bremen. Germany, where he d stowaway on a liner that IT the Galveston, Texas, port
 worked his way toward tbe where he located in BoulderI and commenced work as a m was d case of love at first sigh he first met Anna Ordner only Q slip of girl. Their co lasted only a brief time. Tn, ried life of the couple in in . was a happy one, and Eyar sad-hearted when his wife east on q visit to her mothe last spring. He continued tr Tn his accustomed industriou . for several months, until finaI was forced to give in to his love for his wife, and decid come to New Britain, get An the child and return to his f1orI , happiness in the great West.
 Finds Wife UnfaithfuI.
 According to friends of Ey was not long after his arriya that he discovered his wife VI the true partner he thought taken unto himself. EIoweyd hoped that the influence of h surroundings and friends woul off and she would consent
 back west with him and sta anew. Nevertheless, the ire lure of the stage, and the e ment that Anna found hersd meshed in, proved too strong and her love for her husba1 son was overshadowed by tho, ditions, he claims Evans employment and worked indui ly, with that ever longing hoI his wife would some day sa,l to his pleadings to go back VI
 time went on, and the inc number of tales reached his ea effect it had on Evans was to those with whom he came contact. While he did not these acquaintances with his troubles, there were some to he would confide at times. One most intimate friends only Il advised him against any ra: telling him to take the child away and try to forget his un spouse.
 Devoted to His Son.
 He was particularly devoted little son, and when, accord the Statem ents in the contest mother made q vile remark their offspring, it, is believed Evans forgot all about the quences that accompany such as he pleads guilty to conn Even as he lay in the ward levue hospital, his thoughts time to time would be for ti fare of his son. While he m; no great concern over his II end, he wants little Teddy i'd good hands, and his one hope the boy will be turned over brother. Mike Evans Evans Solicitous over the insurance tbn 1ro11rf had only recently taken out on his own, his .vife's and h lives. There is a $500 policy Evans
 Sergeant Richardson said that there is every -indicatio the confessed murderer, wD He is able to partake of food the tube in his throat. and heartily. considering his co Sergeant Richardson said that be two weeks or more before will be in condition to return city. He is being guarded q night by q policeman of th4 York department.
 Preliminary details of eNti the accused are being pr Prosecutor George W. Klett charge of this and when the have been completed, they submitted to Governor Mard Ho1comb. who will in turn them to Governor Smith O York for final signature tha turn Evans over to the Con1 authorities.
 The trunk in which the bo placed last Tuesday morning. at the police station. and will of the silent witnesses in the