New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1915, Page 11

[ TRAIL OF WOMAN i ) ! YIGH OFFICIALS stk 3 | ftems | RICHTER MEMBERS NEW YORK HT B o SR o K. of C. whist, Booth's hall, tonisght. | . 0":ER BIG REWARDS e B i ih £ | g i i 6 (| Represented by L. W. KDDY. New Britain M s s e ko Miss Mary Ryan, school teacher in el : ; Hartford, a gradaute of the Normal HARTIORD. 5 shs. American lardware. shs. North bt ¢ 3 4 H schaol here, and former resident ¢ SUITS FOR STOUT WOMEN A whe, . SPECIALTY. she, Union Mfg, Co. she. Landers, Frary & Clark, 5 she. Trave the matter up with the federal au- | New Britain, was married i Har ford this morning to Maurice Welch sthorities at Boston and turned the | B L L ‘ . : P etna Iotters over to them. After an inves- | @ : o of that city. A number from New FINAL REDUCTICNS ON shs. Stanley Works. > tigation the post office people came to b . Britain attended the wedding 5 sha. Natiomal Spring Bed, she. Actna the conclusion that it was not within BEL A . e PR 5 i Reuben Turton, through h law- | FUR COA‘I S 25 she. Colt's Arms, 5 shs. Bristol . 1 5 shs. Hartfo the scope of their authority and they o : 5 . i amp, toc s a no- ver, M. H. Camp, today served no sha, American Hostery Do declined to help in ferreting out the Shs o tice on the city of an injury received FUR SETS d B if: § by defective sidewalk on North | an writer of the strange threats With these odds against him, how- | : o B - : 4 4 strect on December 28, 1914 i { = ever, Father Bojnowski has not given | . > - . Federico Cicoli today filed notice of FUR PIECES - uh_ul‘a_ones o'f ulli‘mf\lt‘l)' l\ndlinz the ’ i b o 5 his intention to sell his meat market o guilty man and while he hesitates to | J : ; > § ¢ . . at 216 Elm street to Salvatore Geradi FBH Mlhs UH LADY suspect anyone openly at present he . A g - : 5 ¥ N I I 3 g 2 N K. of C. whist, Booth’s hall, tonight ° L] bas devised a system which may soon 3 s ¢ 2 : S discover the guiity person to him. 4 5 - o i 3 N (e L : : i 1 A The annugl meeting of the Swedish Y STOCK BROKER Some new arrangement at h ¢ch the clergyman is slow Temperance union w held last eve- securing a sample of the handwriting | 2 " Ll i 4 . ning at the Swedish BElim church. Of- X of each of his parishioners and is - 5 " 5 1 Ry < ficers were clected for the ensuing 5 409'410 NATI comparing these samples with the S - . vear and reports were presented 7. ~ T v s Fenmanship on the threats. When 2 & : % ¢ % 5 R e o et S| A ].‘\,V ]”{] | A]r\ two samples that are similar arc dis- e L : v : B Xt tg;frgg ;‘2: ,':'rc’ef'“d“l”.l‘ i i structive lecture before a large audi- DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE TO NH e accordingl\'a fFoon ST SN { erce at the Grammar school last night | 5 Phone 1681 ¥ = S NN A . .| tnder the auspices of the Parents’ and 2o “Robbery”—Father Bojnowski. »lhc» aho\c‘ pic turf: \\x{s'(akcn on the second story from a point directly A B o o e Goricerning ‘the death of - Father ahove where Father Zebris’ body lay. It shows the door to the garret in | o0 topic was: *“VWhat Eve ayman s v e i which the body of the housekeeper was found. According to the latest | o, 5 o 3 ol Zebris, Father Bojnowski is much 3 ¢ | Should Know About Tuberculos g’rle\'ell Gibaal ha b vidw oithe ¥, already wounded, she ran through the room shown. (the bed is | % Gy e et s D L e nd up the garret stairs probably locking the door behind her. The s S 0 i Riter 1n aud nis ides as to the motive, hown was wsed by the Inthders at a place to store their tools while| DANCERS WILL WEAR ‘ FINANCIAL NE T is "mt h::‘;?‘?d ‘to" ‘place much | they picked open the door to the garret. The idea of the cold blooded Y i fredence in \ho‘ theory (T mes G assassins forcing open a door by the light of a tallow candle and with the RUSSIAN COSTUMES {vas the motive but feels positive that | @id of an ice pick whilc their woman victim lay in a faint on the floor 1 BLACK PONY COAT, i 7 1 1 e .| above and the murdered priest gasped his last on the floor below one e e g ) Now EDISON Wi . loot was the sole reason for the | e ) inches long, was $49.75. YDISO! ; Teaie e o i which leads to the inevitable conclusion that a man or men with an ab- ; ik crime. Father Bojnowski savs that ealon for or 1 a desire for life blood ey otive o lone | Success Predicted for Playlet to 80 his’ opinion is that Father Zebris is session for crime snd a desire for e locod as a primary motive was a c N 1 MARMOT COAT. worth considerable. While he realized that the dead pneslhfhd not keep A e $45.00. AT much money about his person or in KITCHEN OF RANSACKED HOME. S e oo | the house he thinks that he had T ) baris let invested and that knowing this _Members of the faculty of the New 5 Be robbers committed murder in an Britain High school who attended the AT ek | Wi ih. et the wealth they dres rehearsal for “A Russian || AR A UOAT, S ] ought would be their: o : =4 | Honevmoon” , yesterday afternoon long, was $85.00. Now PGISISIGHI SGH!H m“rs Ammu ¥ pathor Zi T euniont > : : L - ; . : are making flattering predictions of | | $ 5 i B o o nane Stoment. - . o - ‘ 3 : success for the playiet, which will be NATURAL PONY COAT, R or Latnmerman, Hor e i : G . : b given tomorrow evening in the Gram- || Beaver collar and cuffs, 45 inches Gsal Snams ;“bl:"y’é“g“? was assoclated with | g e . . mar School hall. long, was $120.00. Now $72.00. 2 father Zebris si ears ago, was In- 5 o A feature f the play will be th . U : - . . . : : A fea of ¢ ) e the 1 CARACUL COA terviewed by a Herald man last night | f& : Russian dancing ch car 5 E ¢ £ ancing and much care has|f 40 inches long, was $60.00. Now ’ y . M . | <s c: - L s N vall 8t ard said that he thinks the local - SEsbahiie il i st Bl D New York, Feb. 10 all priest was murdered by enemies and - 1 : = i -00. 10:30 a. m.—The stock market d 3 : . . 3 5 possible. The costumes should be L . . that robbery played no part in the s i 2 « 3 T s e o e b Nt 1 NEAR SEAL COA played some firmness at the outset ¢ cfime. He said that of late Father . i T - B | (o object of considerable interest in- |} 4y inches lons, was $50.00. Now || today's operations, but lost groun | 7 i i : : . : L 7 4. o 2 Yo L nene E > the end the first half hot e - ’ L by members. of the Russian Orthodox o v oAl i b ked _}‘.ee;])ln_g'm\]l?. e e, G c ; B Shiinanfandiatcfcostimesfiutl v L A | sure. Reading and Lehigh Vall B e his talk Favher L G ¥ [l ¥ [ Bcuiaiivibeentuscalin tolkidancasiin (] b2 incheatlons, bigELoXICaliB, I LT ERREIRCEE St SR SR e ¥y S s ha T . K : i uable assistance has been en stantial recessions elsewhere, As Ust g;l;:gsa:;nor;s:itn;\ni:d Bl;‘):;ln :E\”:;‘:o : 5 i % 5 % 5 v by the members of Company E in the | s = — ST S | a1 thn'q.:(‘hr;.‘, “;M .:‘tflu‘)wn‘»ld by un- | might be the motive for his murder. 7 : % rehearsals. The "“" MrE o ths THIS LA FOLLETTE | favorable rumors from abroad. T play has been loaned B. C. Porter | | short interest was active in the mos Jeighbors Ao Nerrous. : : : ‘ : Sons. | MAY HEAD PROPOSED | fnent, which attained larger pore The terrible crime which was com- : 1 : An important business meeting of | TATE OF LINCOLN | tions as the session progressed. Souti mitted So near to them has complete- the High School Debating club will arn Rallway preferred foll 8 points 1y unnerved the Schneider and Nuss o o be held Friday Arrangements will 50, its new minimum families, who reside in the adjoining r = be made for the terscholastic debate Close.—T,08ses in Reading and 1. house, and last night they declined ) which 1 be >ld in the n fu- high Valley were materially reduced to sleep in their home, a nervous fear : | ture e | in the late dealings, while specialties ‘that the assassins might return caus- ; ’ Much interest is being shown in vt moved higher. The closing was firn ing them alarm. i | the basketball game to be playved Fri- .. i Special Officer Charles Grace guard- | day night between the New Britain - New York Stock Exchange quota e® the murder house all last night and South Manchester quintets. The o tions furnished by Richter & Co and noticed nothing unusual and to- Father Zebris and his housckeeper evidently used their kitchen as lecision on the protest made by South % i members of the New York Stock Ex-| 1 homas Alva B day the place hase been guarded by lounge in addition to cooking there. The picture shows an article of fur- ! Manchester tecam was favorable to that change. Represented by E. \V. Eddy | " be sixty-eigh Special Officer Gustave Nelson. 1 niture which was literally covered with. clothing and miscellaneous a school The lo; bovs . therefore, % : > National Bank building ruary 1 This Pl tody except detectives and police are ticles thrown about at random. The kitchen is at the back of the house | determined to zive the' “Souih mans” ; . g e Permitted to enter. on the east side. a good trouncing to prove their su- s 1 High. Low ©thers Heard Noises. periority. A preliminary game will be S Am Beet Sugar 4 2 10 | West Orange ; i olaved botce \chester's ) 3 ’ 5 Stories hadvs heen leaking out to-| icties who are said to have taken |statement that he was to speak : ‘li;‘.,‘,: 4 ]‘_“‘ SOl ,'1”,7, sManchestons « s D, 4% | loms of severnl gy e S S t tal i J Der i e ds and D itain's seconds N 3 Am Car & Foun Co 4 2 | began rebuilding s = > oftense at the frequent admonitions | falsehood and charging that the an-|mpa preliminar. eime begine ot 10 \ TR P e p 2 i"glrxl?o{?(sll]z(r:oinfl?]}\?‘(“suiz“[;fl heard re-| of Father Zebris in regard to their | nouncement contained in the handbill | e G s R v T Am Can pid. ., ... 93 ) i g ol 7 rohiciact e e rasnery ! 1 ; i \_ s % . | fd. ... ] working on furt [ e ononne Bopres o st intiesinheR Dithian s atBen s e ok R0t enemtes Bof B S I DEATHSINAND WNEUNERALS. ¢ - A Mieiting . 63 e s = j the police station and he said he hev-1| * “ppe murdered clergyman often |dressed to “Dear Brother and Sister S : ; P ey a shot at 6:45 o'clock Monday night.} 1 ) gccasion to speak from his | Lithuanians of Waterbury,” in which PR e Tt (it ; : AN Bk Re and another man has claimed to have | pulpw regarding the nature of meet- |he said the men who had arranged | MUs. Frances Popiclezlk, aged fifty- | e 3 Anaconda Copper : Leard a shot around 11 o'clock, as|ings hela in the hall and asked his|the program for the meeting were | Ve Vears, dicd last night at her home | j . 3 Fe Ry Co 9375 [ cARPENTERS H did4Fred Ward. Officer John Carl- | parishioners trequently to do what |liars and had bad consciences, re-| N Farmington. She is survived by 3 1 Bies2 1 son, however, does not think that a| they could towards eliminating a |questing that this notice be published. | tIree daughters and four sons, all of ST shat was heard ‘at this time for on | number of the many dances. Tt sl Tat his 1atiar itol M Kovas ihe has ! side in this city. The funeral (1‘.’:»!1 Steel . Monday night he stood at McBriarty's| understood also that he once made a | mitted that he had been invited to| Vill De held tomorrow morning at | R D st o5 drug store from 11:30 until 11:40 | remark fo the effect that the gambling | visit Waterbury on the 7th to lecture J:30 0'clock from the church of the L e i . mif« b o'clock and did not hear a sound. He | in the hall must stop even if it was |on hehalf of the European war suf-| Sacred Heart and interment will be T ; v 3 ;‘““ & Ohio J ] f € ew Haw is positive if shots had been fired then necessary to close up the building to ferers, but added that he had sent word Sacred Heart cemetery. e 'h'"" Coppe b g o dent of the Conll he would have heard them. | eftect the purpose. (e S an e e ) 2 Chi Mil & St Paul S 561 | id ! we ol (e el B | oo e memitenl i mee | Jrredt Johnon. o O o - re late inst nhill _Today the excessive amount of m”f;m:(;”:h::‘"S‘;:‘;‘[:Tf?’."ftll'lll‘; chureh [tice from Father Zebris in the form | ‘lrlh':’t!mm’:ll of Fred Johnson was REFRESENTATIVE. fege p e i enticn, Susnes cftdle grease found on the Moors Of | boame e teequent the o on Se 1 0f @ eircular, with the words “Liar held this morning from J. M. Curtin's WILLIAM LA FOLLETTE : i o | Rridgeport waa il the parish house was partially ex- | Sito® Uil o tmeh s ‘nml Tr,l(»tlln;{ Loafers” printed across | undertaking rooms. Rev. Dr. Sven G. TniterBoroueh . | Robert McAllister plained by the statement of neigh- | jlChced and hecame. quite bitter (NS 0P in large ‘letters. Lower | Ohman, pastor of tne Swedish Luth-| quis 15 Congressman William Ta | Intermor otd 57% 5 surer and George hors who declare that for some | Lorors pnd down a warning to all true men to keep | eran church, officiated. vich, secretay reason known only to herself, the The United Lithuanian societics way from Sunday night's meeting Sts i About 100 deleg housekeeper never used the gas, exX-| oomposed of the following organiza- | PPeared, and it is said that as a re. | Card of Thanks, cept in the gas stove. Nhe is said to | qjops: G A, o Aoy, o | sult of the |-uhl|(-mivon most of the | huve never lighted the gas jets in Vincent’ St. Anne’s, Zigvaikis, Biru. church pecple lv‘m.\nwd away from | the house, but always used a candle | peg and the Lithuanian Independent | {he meeting finiesiscakera ey been advertised. but only one, a1 man AS EVER responsible for the deed. Given at Gramimar School Hall {5 inches long, was $75.00. Now ’ February 10 he looks tod Cloge. | destructive fire in good health hie inventions | William 3. Suilliy Selocted A Products Co o 1, ‘ irpenters a Candle Grease Explained, Follette, cousin of Senator Robert M. |Lehigh Valley La Follette, representing the section | Mex Pet of the state of Washington which in | Missouri Pac We wish to extend our 1 sincere | time will be the principal part of the T C & H :jh‘;m,l‘lq ("r ”’”’ ”"""‘l ! "’;" and | proposed state of Lincoln. It would | Nev Cons . 2 - 4 eighbors for the kindness shown us v 4 a 9 4 " or a lamp for light. PR cen ad ! » DRenzets Conhdindnote shiniie NYNH&H... : ro APPEAL o Hears of sister’s Death Wanted to Sce Body, Wn_n;“\,]’”':m"' ;}Tm}wd‘. ™ j\“‘""],’”“ ment in the loss of our beloved hus- Northern Pac 1 el ",} ’ “‘ ' After a search that took sev St s e e e I banaind frathe: Weico inky) epcciall|if Norfolk & West .10 Wi g e o i Shiverirg om the cold. num- j missed. T'here was no special excite- - ol b} - large area k St BRI 14 hours and during which time it was| ber of IFather Zeb:i~ parishioners | ment at the session and no call for fosrdo we [nane the Andreiloden il et So0kco start <ie izl e Mol LoD AR 5 1 sufficient necessary for the Herald reporter to | waited outside of J. il. Curtin's un- |the Dolice to interfere, although thero | ; O O; F-i the Tegner Lodge, 0. ~0/% C0 * S0 0 ana nearly | Fresscd Steel Car . 3 29 ) nent « 2,000 hasten into the mountains back of | dertaking establishmen( throughout |was a policeman present. |sand heishonmates anofoMes perel s il d iy = G L A Ry Con 3% e in the case of Burlington in an automobile, a man | the greater part of the day, anxious| As far as can be learned. Father | CPnelaf the Skinner Chuck company. [ 10Tty years ago at the a } t gt . 3 ainst members namgd John Cus a to sce the body of their beloved pas- |Zebris had no special enemies here RS NEMITAQ RO A FONBOR G| (Bl Lo DWW a el e "[Rep T & & pfd 75" rs of North Ame of Miss Gilmanaitic, was located in | tor as soon as the autopsy had Dbeen [and the residents who know him whon A0Ie CIERCR I 0 ce Bk I eeel 29 Southern T s « . 84% | Washington in a sl the woods cutting timber Question. | complete he was located here say he was a h — | king of the inland empire Southern 1 hat effect] ed concerning the murder of his wife's| At about 2:30 o'clock woman yhard worker and made hundreds of | sister Mr. Cusma could throw no, came into the e dlishment and, with | friends. A church was erected under | light on a possible motive. in her e begged to see the | his direction seventeen vears ago and | 97 19 The first information his wife )@y of the nousehesour At onte e |hie had bhe Bty oF the oaiih an Club Last Night, ; New I Copper : 3 t was brought, ¥ ceived of her sister's death, he said, ! = el i S, T (00 BAT || Sael chiee. (e A0mmn G e T eSS SR (o nearby S Steel 11 o include labor of was yesterday afternoon when she (rain, to her home in New York where | cessor svhen he was transforred to ! 1 = b ros.—adv & Steel pfd 314 rs of the United banquet to he given by thae hird Western Union ¢ 3 ] iy commen went to Bristol to do some shopping, | #he had left an infant child upon re- | New Britain, * fifteen yvears ago. e Ward Republican club at Rarde. ¢ 3 hat an appeal is td In passing by a display window sha; Ceiving a tclegsram regarding the|iaok the woman who was his house- < po¥iced a Dbig bulletin stating that | murder of Miss Gilmanaifes. who | keeper here. with him, and when it | Ball Friday eveninz, February HOLCOMB ACCEPTS Rev. Father Zebris and his house-| Was her cousin. Her request Was|was learned today that she, toa, had] YWere made last night at a mecting GRuthCony compose most of eastern Washington the Panhandle of northern ldaho and A part of western Montana, makin and a population of ov LINCOLN DAY BANQUET. | be the first governor of the 4 Southern Ry pfd 4 » N COngress The ? | Tenn Copper 2 915 to congress will Pac E 1187 1975 | yan anti-trust lawg U Lincoln \rrangements Made by 'l'lkil'(lL nd the finance committee of the Rrotherhood held this wee plans | for an ever nember can- a married sister, Mrs. Sophy Kisinof- COURT IRt lavor George A. Quigley will g Kua, in Pennsylvania, who was hur- < . t address of welcon € Court Friendly, No. 45 7| a fenelaame BRI the funeral. cmerivg, piliihold fiserepnlan | port. will speak on behaif of the rring here now so as to be in time for | Governor (lifford Wilson, of Brid of Guilford District Quits His PPost take place probably on Sun- —Governor Signs Commissions. [ inflictea wevere loi ruary 2 Every family will trians and advanced | be visited for the purpose of raising | Hartford, Feb, 10.—The resignation | girection of Borku Perecseny on ind for breakfas 3 R AR e % s : 3 1 - MARCHING IN keeper had been murdered in New | Sranted. heen killed, there was general mourn-| the committee. | tions to Cover Expenscs. T AU QI Britain. The woman told a Herald reporter President Sianley W. Parsons JUDGE’S RESIGNATION | Geneva ri that the deceased woman has a |, s ide and G ) ~ T} 8 Iyn district. rreside and Geoy Klett, the i . s E _ m.—The Russians s ;s 3 : cemmitfec of the Sonth Congregn- sudden knowledze of her sister's un- ' 'Fother John in the old country and sepator. will be the toastmaster. i £ Hungary by the Vil timely cnd Mrs. Cusma drove hur- received here, Tal hiisand and today shc came to this at Korosmeso, thill city ing Thursday evening i clui ing Thursday ening in their elub | GO0 Senator Bmil Tshell. of :ould suggest any possible reason why seven c ¢ e el nitar e f w;i« lf:,m,lim Q:m”” R ‘] il rom Waterbury comes the story | SCVeRn candidates will be initiated and | | yge of representatives, and Jud g 158 P A F G urdered. | . cerning Father Zebris who was!the new degrce team will put on tac e money for church expenses. | of Walter &, Watrous as judge of pro- | Valley The Rui work. he committec which had | panquet about forty vears of age and so far » < > 3 charge of the bazaar will report on et X - | exchange pulpits with the Rev. T. B. fris Boows never had apy enemies | D0 Dere 1s & story afloat telling of . } s I \f Meride | ceptea by Governor Holeomh toda nd i R vies, tain circular letter published last | the bazaar and the house commitiee | tjckets for the affair and fiftecn more N2 v e Turja to Ungvar, e At A they heav Rt . e B e > teries embedded in fbe Agaseine as they yere: murder s would be able to estabish any} [IVe tournament which W n from around the state will be | : Ing the priest and swas in turn mur- preach at the South church, 3 = J ¢ According to prominent | iNterest among the members, Tickeis advisability of consolidation of cer > BOME all during her life his sister-in-law = of the district, hanabills | Will be distributed tomorrow n\.Lm . - g i i i 2 DROP BOMBS 2 3 were distributed early in the week ap_ | the whist which is to be held 2 3 e public nealth laws with her as a quict and kind woman b : I 1 o ’,”:‘HI "\‘ :‘l e R ki a. m.—Several Engl and had many friends, but no ene-! ¢ - g u ) | ernor Holcomb this afternoon. Owing ik e, 1 of Lithuanian socialists for last Sun- | {0 ‘the short notico sevesai members g o erous with Nev: ¢ night, and advertising Father New Jaid Conne TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION. | could not be present. The commis- | Yesterday, accordini Hd ‘as., organist at St. Joseph’s church, | Bros.—advt. arsical selec he famous T DY anddere s o anatot s G BTYa pixn! ot Probedube went” as far as Af ¢ ¥ Angther theory which is heing in- New Britain priest, asking him if it The anniver: tiee of g : o longs to haby in family If any in- | judges, especially those of the higher | sald to have been E vestigated is that the dastardly deed | s true that he intended to spea A500, H. will et tomorrow night o Yo Ve = { formation can be ven please call | courts who have been chosen by the | bombardment, as ¢ 5 i pemfers of the United Lithuanian so- sent a red hot reply denouncing the | Hannen, 129 Camp street. i, N 2.10-tf ing among her friends in the Drook- | £ Atia oInt miceting of the atanding { Stunned and grief stricken at thisz' ¢ : ticnal church, the society committee, | Walter S. Watrous of Probate Court | und Ung rivers, ag tledly to her home and informed her either Mr. Cusma or wife Story From Waterbury. ‘00 in Judd's hai i S wife ¥ ) rooms in Judd's hail. At this time | Xow fracen i e R Sta v are other big speakers at the They stated that she was a wo : ; Hhe I ] thes| ext Sunday Rev. G. W, . Hill m formerly located there, that in Brooi- Next Sunday Rev. G. W. ¢ Hill will |, ¢ the Guilford district was ac- | southward as £4# he committee has already sold 295 d Their theory w: at s 4 Yo : - ! e lits =t Tepo elienis \e following Sunday 1 s The letter wan mailnd oo ond th that she came upon and wondering if the author- | Will €lVe its first report. The forty- | remain to be sold. Many prominent | o, The foll nEiain Dy The letter was mailed from Guilford Hiionl ofithel Amhatican Boar: | The so-called economy commission, | 1, iavie R 1nection between the letter and the | PrOETe ting a4 great deal of | resent. ypointed yesterday to consider the i dered by them. Mr. Cusma said that R g : — Appointed yeslerdiy S0 SoNsieer | has been known to all acquainted Hamiwhere voniaillent tain county boards, and revision of Mitviens VidtHE | rouncing a meeting under the auspiee. | DERY 20 | - 2 seaplanes flew over mongy and helped many poor ople e i - e 1 i e . i T YD people, r one of the speakers. J. V. i from nearby farms, Nearly 2,0 LLOST—In Plainville, Boston Bull | slon will probably decide tentatively | from Tenedos Were Socicties Antagonized. saw one of the bills and wrote to the : < Sc o $1. Ve guarante : Has heavy collar on. Puppy be- The commissions of the many | bombs on the ay have been committed Ly a few at a socialist meeting. Father Zebris| 8 o’clock at the home of i { : . M. Wilcox on telephone general assembly, were signed by the | ailiea aireraft to H governor today, ind