New Britain herald., 1930-02-22
ATTACK
 KILLS BROWN BOY
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was a large block at the corner Of . Arch street and kcusington avenue. . Then New Britain realty values slumped. There were many vacant . ienements in tho city and tho Ken !. sington avenue block proved 10 be no | exception. Failure 10 recciv" expect . ed rentals caused foreclosure on all , Browns property and he was left with nothing but his business. His loss was S20.000. Mrs, Brown said. She claims her boy wanted m cd- ucation and with inc loss of the lamilys real estate holdings he ro- sorted to other means Despite the fact that he was in trouble many times. was guilty Of not attending school and sleeping in freight yards. he was not q bad hoy. his mother said. He became associated Nrh bad company and was easily led,
 The family moved abOul ,onstdor- ably and according 10 Mrs. Brown lived in five houses in fiv. months. They were living in the Beacon street home scarcely T woHll when the eldest son was sent 10 the McrI- den school for boys.
 Death Caused by Grudec
 Mrs Brown said she has been a7- sured by her son that his injuries were caused intentionally by Austin Mills, Is, Of New London, with whom Brown has had many arsu- ments. At one time they came 10 blows. When the boys mother was told the authorities believed the death accidental she laughed bitter ly and said it was hard blow which was given with death intent.
 Rudy" as she and his yomg brothers and sisters called him, had told her that the New London boy was mentally unbalanced and that conditions in inc institution would drive him insane if he did not get out soon.
 Practically PCnnilcSs
 The family is practically penniioaS and Mrs. Brown is planning on ap- pealing to the welfare board for aid until they are able to get through their present difficulties
 Left Hospital Yesterday
 Mrs. Brown was confined to Hart ford Isolation hospital for two weeks as the result Of poisoning. She en- tered the hospital two weeks after her husband had left a hospital where he had to undergo q major operation. Because Of the fact that he was still suffering from the after effects it was thought advisable to have the wife go 10 the hospital where she would be given treat ment.
 When the Herald representative called at the home this morning sh2 was confined to her bed
 Although she left the hospital yesterday at 2:30 o'clock and was advised to take q rest she refused 10 let her own welfare interfere with her in her attempts 10 see her son. She talked with him last night until she was advised that 1t would be better for her 10 have some rest She left the Mcrden hospital an- arrived home late last night.
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 Besides his parents there arc foul other children at home, Ernest r Brown, l3 years old; Barbara Brown, eight years old; Antol Brown, Jr,, five years old; anC Clarence H. Brown, four years old
 Rudolph was born in New Britain October 12, 1918. and he attended the Valentine B. Chamberlain, SmItI and Central Junior High schools.
 The funeral will be held at th' home Monday afternoon at 2.3' o'clock where a New Haven minis fer will offer prayer and at tn Second Advent church iii 5 o'clock Burial will be in IairyIcN ccmetcry