New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-03
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and the next morning Harbor Gar
dens. Long Island, is agog with tn,
murder of Myra Heath, and the dis
appearance of her husband, Perry
an artist.
House guests of the Heaths ar,
Lawrence 1nman and Bunny Moore
lnman might have a motive becars
he is heir to Myra's considerable
fortune, she having made her will il
his favor and cut her husband off
Suspicion also points toward Bunny
"a vivacious, golden-haired beauty
because of her refusal to answe
questions at the inquest and the fac
she had apparently known of tn,
murder before her maid. who wen
to her room to inform her.
Myra Heath was d peculiar WON
an, beautiful but cold. She did no
love her husband; she never uset
cosmetics, never wore colors; she
had n mania for collecting rare bit,
of glass, and it was an old whiskey
bottle that was the instrument of hel
ton.
Candles were burning at her head
and feet when a maid discovered her
body and nearby was card mark.
cd, "The Work of Perry Heath.
Srangest of all. she was made ur
heavily with rouge and dressed ir
gay colors.
At the country club the murder
is discussed by Sam Anderson, A
Cunningham and others, some be.
lieving Perry Heath the murderer
others disagreeing. The strangest
thing about Heath's disappearance is
the fact that all the doors and win
dows had been locked on the inside
the night before and we're found that
way in the morning.
Finger prints OF Inman and Bun
ny Moore are found on the bottle
and the coroner declares his belief
that the murderer will be found In
the household. Inman relates having
seen vanity case near the body, but
that has disappeared. Physicians de-
clare the rouge was applied to Myra
Heath's face after death.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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