New Britain herald., 1928-01-24
States Attorney klcein to Prt' sent Him at EuCh
 Term
WARRANT HAS NOT BEEN
 ISSUED FOR HIS ARREST
HartiotSl Veterinary Still in Hos pital Following His Alleged Kill tug of Mrs. Clare Gaudet of New Haycn-Has Sclf-lnfltcted Wound Which Will Cause Loss Of Sight in One Eye.

Which Will Cause Loss Of Sight
 in One Eye.
 Hartford. Jan. 24.-iP}-Dr. liar old W. Guilfoyle, veterinary, will be put to trial at the March term of the superior court here on charge of murder in the first degree according to the plans of the office Of States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn, it was announced today.
 Dr. Guilfoyle is charged with hav- ing shot and killed Mrs. Clare Cavanaugh Gaudet wife of Maximin J. Gaudet Of New Haven.
 The doctor, who is patient at the Hartford hospital with a self-in- ficted bullet wound in his head, the result of an attempt at suicide fol- lowing the shooting of Mrs. Gaudet, ii reported out of danger. He will , lose the sight Of. one eye. but it is expected he will be able to stand the ordeal of trial before the end Of the March term of court.
 The plans Of the states attorney are based on the assumption that all indictment will be returned by q grand jury to be called in the Feb ruary term.
 Judge l.. P. Waldo Marvin iS scheduled 10 preside over the March term of the superior criminal court which opens in Hartford March 6. The states attorneys of flee Is confident that the evidence at hand is sufficient to obtain an in- dictment against Dr. Guilfoyle. charging first degree murder.
 The warrant Issued by Police Court Prosecutor Franz J. Carlson. charging Guilfoyle with murder. has not yet been served but the veterin- ary has been advised that he is to be brought to tftat for tho killing Of Mrs. Gaudet.
 Judge Samuel Rosenthal, counsel for pr. and Mrs. 0uiltoyle appeared before JudFe John l.. Bonee in po- lice court this morning and asked for & reduction in the bond, at present fixed at t1o,00o, under which Mrs. Guilfoyle is being held on a techni- cal charge of breach of the peace. for trial in the police court Friday. He declared he had been informed the state would seek q further con- tinuance of the case against Mrs. Guilfoyle when 1t is called on Fri day, and asserted that there is something else behind the breach of the peace complaint"
 He claimed that the bond in Mrs. Guilfoyle's case "is excessive and not commensurate with the charge" Judge Bonee decided he would listen to counsel on the matter of g. reduction in the amount of the bond on Thursday, and directed Prosecut- ing Attorney Franz J. Carlson to be present on that day.
 Judge Rosenthal insisted that the state is not playing fair with Mrs. duilfoyle. and declared he intends to subpoena County Detective Ed ward J. Hickey to appear in police court Thursday. I'm going to ask NIT. Hickey to tell why the state re- qutrcs an exorbitant bond in her case" he said.
 Coroner J. Gilbert Calhoun yest.r- day began his investigation of the case. and was expected today to in- terview County Detective Hickey and Detective Sergeant Charles J. HAlliSeey Of the Hartford police de- partment.
 Judge Rosenthal today disputed the claim of the police that motive for the murder has been established tn the unresponsive attitude of Mrs. Gaudet to the doctors infatuation.
 How could this have been q motive when there is no indication that either of them harbored an in- iatuaticn for the other?" he asked.
 lnfatuation as the motive for the crime was the solution agreed upon at conference late yesterday of the various authorities who have been working on the case. Present at the conference was States Attorney AL corn. County Detective Hickey. Chief Of Police Garrett J. Farrell and members of the police department who have worked on the case. Their theory of the crime. based on inter- views with Dr. and Mrs. Guilfoyle and with NIT. and Mrs. Algernon s. Way. of 6s Colonial street who were guests at the Guilfoyle apartment at the time of the shooting. Is that while Dr. 'Guilfoyle and Mrs. Gaudet were descending tho stairs in the hail Of the Guilfoyle home on Maple avenue Mrs. 0audet repulsed some expression of Dr. Guilfoyle's 's ailesed tnfatuation for her and that the veterinary then shot her and im- lnediately afterwards fired . bullet Into his cwh temple.
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