New Britain herald., 1928-01-23
(lUnf0ylES:iN APPARENTLY FREED !
 0f' ALL SUSPICION.
tContinusd from First Pags)


 
 veloped: 1t may have. been merely an idea in the mind of the doctor which developed until 1t provided the motive for the shooting. Mir. Hickey points out.
 What happened on the night ct the shooting. prior to the firing of the shots. provides a trail of incl dents yet to be welded together by the prosecutor. Tho theory as Y now presents itself is that Mrs. Gaudet and her daughter. Mary Pa tience, were planning to leaves the Guilfcyle hcnne. the little girl hay ing already passed through the door
 Mrs. Gaudet had started to fol- low her. 1t Is believed. when she was either called back or some persoa caught her by the arm and drew her back. closing the door. Whether then was done or said Is not clear at this time. but the pics ture as presented has tho woman . second time attempting to leave the hallway when she was shot, Tho shooting. the state will contend. was done by pr. .Guilfoyle, and only he and Mrs. Gaudet were in the hallway when the shots were fired.
 Judge Rcsenthal said today he hopes to compel the authorities either to try Mrs. Guilfoyle st once on the technical charge of breach of the peace or 10 release her i'm : mediatels. If the police refuse to give her her liberty. he said. be will ask the superior court for a writ of haheas corpus on the ground that she cannot be compelled to tes-- tlfy against her husband and for that reason cannot beheld as a mat ter!al witness.
 Love Theory Denied
 Friends of both Mrs Gaudet and pr. Guilfcyle maintain there was. no love affair between them and that their relationship was partly one of rlatonic friendship. Judge Rosenthal declared.
 After a. ccnsultation of specialists at the Hartford hospital 1t was de- cided today that there is no chance of saving the doctors right eye and 1t will be removed tomorrow. it was said.
 Certain pointed questions directed by Detective Sergeant Charles J. Hslliseey in an. interview with Dr. Guilfoyie at the hespital are re- lated as follows:
 Questions Answered
 Did Way do it, the detective asked,
 "No.'
 "pid Mrs. Way fire the shots:"
 No" ....
 Mrs !Gaudet:..:'
 {. No"
 Did your wife do the shooting g''"
 T don't think go. I don't know why she should have" the doctor re- piled,
 Did you shoot Mrs. .Gaudet and then turn the weapon on your self ?''
 No
 Directly after the shooting, pr. Guilfoyle was questioned in connec- tion with the case.
 What is it all about." he was asked,
 Turning toward. fls wifc he ssid. quietly. Task her" according to . report at local police headquarters
 Direction oi Bullets
 Az further evidence that the bull lets could not have been fired from the top of the stairway 1t is shown that while the stairway Is east and west in the Guilfoyle home. the bull lets in the wall. from their position. show they were fired from | north to south direction. Mrs. Way was for pearly three hours with county detective Hickey, relating in detail the event of last Wednes- day evening, and when she had con- cluded MT. Way was interviewed. The information they gave was not made known following the session. but 1t was. said it did not. differ ma- terially with that given by Mrs. Way immediately after the shooting.
 Conferences were also planned to- day with Prosecuting Attorney Franz Carlson, Chief of Polre Gar rett J. Farrell and States Attorney Alcorn, all of them having been planned on request of Mir, .-Alcorn.
 Mrs. Guilfoyie sattasted
 Mrs. Way was called by Judge Rosenthal this morning who re- quested an interview. but she told him she would say nothing unless told to do 20 by the authorities. She then communicated with the police who advised her not to talk Mrs' appears to be satisfied to remain in. the county jail at this lime, regardless of the effort con- to effect her release on q writ of habeas corpus.
 Last week the money was avail able to obtain her release from cus- tody on bonds, 1t ls said. but she is said to have declared she was to remain at the lail for the time being at least.
 Whether a writ of habeas corpus sought Tn her behalf would be op- posed by the state attorneys cnce was not stated today.
 When last interviewed by the county detective it is understood Mrs. Guilfoyle said che did not care 70 amrlify her statements until she had talked with her relatives. and she was informed they had been sent for. She was also told of her legal rights in the matter. 1t is said.
 Situation Unchoneed
 The events of the day did not change the situation from what if was Saturday night, it IS under stood. The office of the states at torney IS marking time in the up of the case against Dr. and appears satisfied with the progress already made. Though d warrant has been issued charging the doctor with first degree murder