New Britain herald., 1926-08-25
Quarrel With Sweet heart Thought Motive For Self Destruction of ( arl Anderson, Buell. Street
Albert Heinze, Church St.. in Ill Health, Goes to His Glass Blowing Shop to Take Own Life.

A blasted love affair Is said bv
 Dr. Waterman Lyon, medical ex.
 aminer, to have driven Carl Andar-
 son Of 30 Buell. street to suicide bv
 strangulation in the garage in inc
 rear or his home last evening and
 dlaoetic condition from which Al
 pert Heinze of 462 Church street ! suitered for 20 years is said bv IT,
 Lyon to have prompted his sucida
 by lnhaling Illuminating gas in his siass blowing factory at 50 Dwight street this morning. The suicides occurred within seven hours Of each other' according to Dr. Lyons cal cuiauons. Anderson's bodv wox found about 7:30 last night. ana +ba discovery of Heinze's rash act was made about ' o'clock this morning pr. Lyon believes, after an examina- ton of Heinze's remains that death occurred about six hours befora tha body was found.
 Estranged From Sweetheart
 Members of Anderson's family told Dr. Lyon, he states, that tba young man had been keeping com pany with young woman for ,b. past lew years, and recently they became estranged and Anderson an poured to be breeding over tho af. lSlr' About four weeks ago he he gan treatments for a nervons oo,, aiuon, thought to have been ip auced by the development in bis love affair. All HIS
 AAaerson' a native of Sweden porn January q, 1898, had lived in Ne" Britain 9 years. He was wen known locally and his death came as r shock not only to his family hut ms many acquaintanees. He was aDout the house last evening until apout o'clock, when he went to the garage. saying he had work to do on ms car. His family did not mo- 'lce anything unusu:, about his de. meanor and when. about half m hour later, his brother. Thure An uerson, came to call and asked for him, he was directed to the par,ra
 brother Finds Dead Body
 Lntering the garage. Thure was confronted by the horrifying sight of ms brothers lifeless body on the noor' one end of a piece of old tied tightly about his nee > and the other end fastened about the radiator cap of the auto mobile few feet away. Life was extinct.
 About 7;45 o'clock. Policeman Peter Cabelus. who lives nearby. was called by his son. Thomas Cabelus ana on responding. was told by Henry Juengst, neighbor of An derson, that the body had been found. Officer CabeIus notified Lieutenant Samuel Bamforth. who detailed Officers Thomas J. Feeney and Alfred Tanguay to investigate Dr. Lyon was also notified. Dr B. Jaffe answered a call but -ound Anderson beyond human aid
 According to Anderson's family he had left the employ of the c. r prentlce Mfg, Co.,, where he was In he office, on Monday, and shortly before leaving the house to go 10 he garage last evening he talked 'n the telephone relative 10 resum- ng his position.
 Heinze InhaIes Through Tube
 About o'clock this morning, Heinze's body was found in the R. F. Heinze Co.,, glass blowing factory. with a gas tube beside him on the floor. His brother, Oscar Heinze. who was associated with him in the factory, made the discovery on arr rival for the days work. He sum- moned employees of Carlson & Tor relli and they carried the body into he yard, hoping to effect resuscita- ion, but rigor mortis had set in and t was apparent that life was extinct.
 Officers James McCabe and Charles Johnson responded to a call 't 7:15 o'clock and Detective Ser seant W. P. McCue was at the fac ory at o'clock. The New Britain General hospital ambulance was llso there. Dr. Waterman Lyon 'aid Heinze evidently had placed he gas tube in his mouth soon liter midnight. The odor of gas in he factory and from the body was 'trong and in the opinion of Dr. 4yon and the police there is no question that suicide was committed.
 Ice Cream Cone Last Food
 Heinze. who was about 4S years If age, had been in poor health but lad refused to adopt the usual means of overcoming his diabetic according to acquain- ances. Last evening about o'clock ie left his home, and about 10 clock he bought an ice cream cone n store on Dwight street. So far S could be learned today he was ot seen alive later, and It Is bought he returned to the factory nd inhaled the gas. which is used T the blowing Of glass.
 The attention of the police was ttracted to the fiattened condition f Heinze's nose, and Dr. Lyon ex- lained that this was probably the ssult of his death struggle as the as slowly oyercames him.