New Britain herald., 1924-02-29
POLICE WORK ON
 JEALOUSY THEORY
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 The husband of the woman, Ignaty, is a cripple and has been sick for about four years. To earn money to support her family of two little girls. Elsie. aged :, who called the police to the home last night after the shooting. Margaret. aged ,, an eye witness to the tragedy, and one son. George. aged 1. the woman kept hoarders and did washings for neighbors,
 Holecz Tired of Woman
 Hoiecz told the police that both he and Buda have been intimate with the woman for over year. with the husbands knowledge, and that he was tired of her. She kept bothering him. he claimed. and wouldn't give him any peace while he was in the house, causing him to get out of patience with her on many occasions.
 The police were notified about 's:30 o'clock that a woman had been murdered and that n man had com n.itted suicide on South Main street Sergeant William r. McCus and Pa trolmen Patrick O'Mara, Herbert C.
  10 the house. The woman was found lying in a pool of blood in the center room Of the upstairs tenement and Holecz lying face down in the kitchen of the tenement. He was thought to be dead at first, but when he was rolled over by Patrolman G'Mara, it was seen that he was not injured. He was handcuffed and placed under arrest. He admitted to Sergeant McCus, when questioned, that he had killed the woman. saying she asked him to kill her.
 The position of the woman indi- cated that she had been shot from the direction or Holecz's room as she was lying face upward with her feet to ward the room.
 police arrived and pr. John J. Don- nelley was called. The doctor pro- nounced the woman dead, saying that death had been instantaneous, Medi- cal Examiner Waterman Lyon was called and took charge Of the body. turning 1t over to an undertaken to prepare it for buria.
 Gun Found Year Woman.
 The police found the revolver on the floor in the center Of the room near the body Of the woman and there was an empty shell in it, and enc empty chamber A cartridge was found on the floor nearby
 Holecz is a native of Hungary and has been living in New Britain for about two years, having been em- ployed by the Corbin Cabinet Lock company since his arrival here. He has wife and two daughters, aged ls and % years, in Hungary. The oldest daughter is planning to come 10 this country this year. he told the police. His wife was in this coun- try for a short time but returned to her native country to live. He came here from McKees Rocks Pa.
 The funeral will be held tomorrow morning from the Tarrant undertak- ing parlors at 7:45 o'clock. followed by funeral mass in St. Peters church. Burial will be in st Marys cemetery.
 Buda Under Arrest
 George Buda, the boarder at 25o South Main street, and the principal eye witness to the shooting. was dis charged from the New Britain Gen eral hospital this afternoon and was immediately placed under arrest hy Sergt. George C. ElIngcr on a tcch- nical charge Of breach of the peace. He will be arraigned in police court tomorrow morning and held without bail as a material witness for the state.
 Second Murder Case.
 Holccz. held without bail for tho March term Of the supo rior court. is the second man from New Britain who will appear during the March