New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1926, Page 23

SCIENCE AND RELIGION WONAN $AYS SHE POISONED THREE Mrs. Malinsky Also Said to Have Admitted Fourth Aftempt Flora, 1L, March 12 (-—Mrs Fiste Bible Malinsky, 44, under lie [1ttlon, Bishop William T. Manning & nsserted yesterday, speaking at sentence for the polson murder nt:[.m‘n conference in &, Thomay' the former wife of her third hus- | et P CTETE band, has substantlally admitted | “Anyone foday having committed two other poison [though there wer murders and a fourth attempted fa- 'I‘“”“'“" l‘; tween fal polsoning, State's Attorney Har. |!§/90 18 behind § et ahn i e evldence of that most dreaded of Her other victims, the state’s at- |TAl2dies, a mid-Victorian min torney declares, were a husband and "“‘“‘:‘ A the former wife of a former hus.| ¢ saldhe band, evolution, The woman's confession came the evy of her departure for Joliet prison. Authorities safd she broke down under the weight of strong circumstantial evidence, but did not | make a complete confession to the crimes. The information made public hy Williams, which, he sald, is pract cally the substance of her confes- sion, {8 that about 15 years ago she voisoned and killed the wife ‘of Ha- vill Bible in order that she might marry him, and that about three vears ago she fatally poisoned Rible when she became dissatisfied with lim as a husband. Her first husband, Wilbur Cope, divorced her about eighteen vears | ago after, 1t was alleged, she had | T N 2 made an unsucoesstul - attempt 1o |ONCE Secretary to Fall, poison him, the state's Later she was convicted of living in adultery with Bible, and, accord- ing to Williams and her alleged con- fon, she poisoned Bihle's first wife and then married him. His | death oceurred in December, 1623, bt was not investigated at the time. The woman became housekeeper for Ernest L. Malinsky, her present shand and gave poison to his wife causing her death last September She then married Malinsky and ler arrest recently followed exhum- ing of the body of the first Mrs, Ma- linsky and a chemical examination of the viscera. Malinsky is held in the murder of his first wife, but the poison murderess absolved him of blame, No new charges are to be flled agalnst her. Such Is Declaration of Bishop Man- ning At Lenten Scrvices In New York, New York, March 12 (#) — The | Bible teaches religion, who talks nce and and also believes In th oM | givine nspiration “The theory of evolution with the method of creatios said, "It does not deny the or lessen the wonder of his work To many of us this theory as fo th {elearer the the creator “Much of the O14 written in the langu; and If we realize {hi |supposed difficulties disappear. have in it the record of 1 grad ual disclosure of himself. The Tl teachos religion. Tt does not undor take to teach science, greatness W Tularosa, N | Poison liquor e | Walter Abbott, 35, priv |to Albert B. Fall, former sec |of the interior, near here today coroner's jury held, The hody |found in an automobile. Abbott wa first employed by Fall three years ago BAKERS CERTIFIED FLAVORING EXTRACT March 12 (P d the ,1; ath Announce Their Rem(gyal To 503 MAIN STRFET We ('a]'r_\' a Full Liii‘e of Columbia Records All Languages LATEST HITS 3 $1 ‘EASTERN MILLI For NOT IRREGONCILABLE} not sclence, and {ts account of creation is not incompatible with the theory of evo- s halt v irreconcilable hind the times and gives accepted the theory of atfon given in the Dible and its scant process of creation seems to make and power of Dies of Alcoholism «r RIOT AS CROWDS JAM B told police later that ap B that the 8 Wellesley Will Be NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, “ MUSSOLINI GIVES ' REFORN HEASURES i i he told her, bert K, Chesterton said, “they car give a play In my living room." The girls plan to study 1 reading in Oxford, Avon and clsewhere, open arm while Gil WILD WOMEN SHoW 15 MUCH T00 WILD S0 New Ymk Police Arrest Semi-Garbed Performers New York, s and poli nographer. Che dr O WIFE AND MALE FRIEND HELD 1N CONSPIRACY | Mrs. Bowers Released {n Bond March 12 (®—Detec. women, accompanied slippet quietly into iter, in Bighth afternoon, sat throug of a’ burle 'm ‘\umrn i RHAG 1" Furnished by Intended Vietim by th nu | —May Return Home, 12 @ — y to commit were filed yesterday Olive Brugense vers a mer M. Archer, bank K, in conncction d plot to poison Mrs, Yand, W. M. Bowers ha of Sawtelle, vers declared that he wil pro- vide the 5, nl necessary to obtain his wife's freedom. H at he will permit her to return to their home as the bond is approved, but that he would have woman llve there with her over Los sque show | Charg then rushed | murder rested g A meludiy audience hissed and 1 tumultuously sing only for Angel of ¢ s, March nspir calle 11 ally ntire won The pra Bowers' hustled attorney into the womer aks over their alle clothing—-and taken to a pa to 000 b were charged with pating in an indecent theatric for and acting in its’ production 1 per- ert in as soon : 1 another 2 some and cxet 1 B ersations a two-party under to the allowed to theater in time for t} form The iy S reher, who i& alls ged to have con- essed to purchasing of the potson | to be admin to Bowers, we | related today to the distriet ney by two women who the alleged plot, ‘ s ord ik reports 1 the reported so daring patrons the uptown theaters show LW | serting droves m‘ All-American Final in .| Nice Tourney Ts Certain Nice, France March 12 (® l l-American final in the women's singles of the Nice lawn tennis | tournament was assured today when Helen Wills, e champlion, and Tsa- a Lee Mumford Roston emerged victorious from the semi- 18 wer in Thirty-six members o id were Iy clad caped. arrested. Soim when the r o wer of WAY TO NEW THEATER " Ployhounses »sed of Mme. Pe- J while \nu Wills dis of Hungary Miss Mumford won er Eileen Bennett, a comparatively strong | player, in an extre m‘ at 4-6, . 6-0 | Miss Mumford appeared at Wim- bledon in 1 but is not rated as a strong player and her victory over | terie 3 Advertising \pp\m'nnvln Of Movie Tdols In Person 3, 6- ! Is Stormed | | New York, March 12 (P)—An East Si0n towd o7 an 1 | Miss Bennett came as a n surprise. rioted in Avenue A hetween 5th and | fith streets last night in an ¢ w theats ich had en stars 5,000 persons ting much. at- scorehoarl geyernl careful vould appear ning night 1,400 on foot in per \ e " | play has been deadly oppo- who expected speed from an an plaver. d these tacties effec | capacity of Polics perse the against the crowd det oy quarter finals of the doubles Miss Wills and her partner, Charles §. T the crowd in R Mile. Bou . 61, 6-3. Wills' vietory over Mme. Po- torie was mof -sided han even i, Her loss of four games In the two sefs {s ac- countad for her attempt to perfeet some of the weaker S o wom- 2 en wern arrested for re o0 abey | policen o leat of the theater of ised but nagement wranee stars had been adve stars had be appointment. movic \ unable parts of keep the . 5. COLLEGE GIRIS IN OXFORD CONTEST such as her te and driy (lonzad mmunity of 2.00 Represented In READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS John Maseficld Prize Poetry FOR YOUR WANTS Michael A. Pace Former Musical Director of the Reading. March 12 () id prize held | wellesie ¥ When the e Oxford next summer. Jege glrls may be testants Professor Edith M Wellesley college and speaki » group of young wor tend the contest, and she ne of them will enter tition Masefield has assured he will be glad girls. “We will we Strand - and Princess Theater, wrtment of s to take at- that compe- | Waterbury, Conn., has opened a Violin Studio at 3 Main St hopes 20. 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