New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1926, Page 3

NEW 'STEAMER, WITH FIRE IN LOVE TANGLE ENDS ASKS BUS SERVICE IN REAL TRAGEDY .-~ FOR HIS CHILDREN Mrs. R, H. Ingensoll Dead—W.| " eer o« Father, Recently Prosecuted, M. Probasco Wounded | moston pee. 20 mvwin e nee - Wanfs Newidgton to Aot 2 cargo hold reported under control, 20 (#—A love|the shipping board steamer West| The Newington committee Will New York, Dec. tangle and a tragedy involving the | (€N W38 nearing here today ag¢inolq o public hearing this evening unrelated familics of Robert G. In-|poon averted. 4at 7 o'clock at the Town hall on the georsoll, famous agnostic, and Robert | The West Celina left Norfolk last!petition of Joseph Angelillo in re- :lawln)’f!yrlrlrsoll_ retired. manufac- | I}x\:‘rw!z\_\' for Hamburg and Bremen gard to the transportation of his urer of dollar watches, stirred th with a cargo of grain and cotton. . B lchildren to the Cente: Y;anhlonahlo Park avenue section of | l.ate Saturday night while the ship gugr‘xllo“e(;:qc;vo(r:g;fll'lo was New York today. as 150 miles south of tucket | 4 3 Na presecuted by Justice of the Peace Mrs. R. H. Ingersoll, 55, estrang- | S10als light fire discovered In|p sianley Welles for failure to ed wife of the manufacturer, was|the bold and Captain Frank Stevens |y, . yis children attend school. His ahot to death in her apartment on | Wirelpssed to Robert Peabody, local | o/ovion” was that, since ho lived fashionable Park avenue 1 night, nt of the line. T‘l" flames were the turnpike, '(.he bu; hich and Wallace M. Probasco, son” | QUICKIY controlled and confined to| il ), of (TR E Bo in-law of Robert G. Ingersoll, was | their place of origin ;hc‘uilngj 5 and E:,:L ,f‘,;gm”? scriously injured. Col. Robt. Gi. In.| The boat was order (oo Shoul R tho Sabe gersoll died in 18909, | ofticlals of the lines prepared to| e Showid “:“:lf‘:‘;‘ He m{e ": ake children. He did no Probi » 4 todavein the | Meet her and survey the nage. asco was held t N the | \Yest Celina is a 6,157 ton ship, | Send hie children fo school because they had to walk a short distance on prison ward of the Bellevue hospital | e ) 1o on a technical charge of homicide, [ 1S Pullt in Portiand, Ore., in 1913 e but he and his wife claim that Mrs, | 143 been on the Norfolk to Ger-)the tumpife. dngelilo has mnow Ingersoll shot him and killed her- | MaNY run for some time. There is|Presented a petition aclt through jealousy because of a | & €W Of 40 men but no passengers|committee to - have his children Uireatineatbreak dn a f‘l(\'lonflnx\‘ aboard. transported to school. The commit- Sioidiint dive ol according to law, must hold a basco wa@s shot twice through >hnBll a v R 3 dal Pam of 16 its receipt, therefore H, atary of the school com- chest a once through the arm. Tas sent notices to all mem- committee to attend the Today Boston, Dec. 20 (A—With the fire| d in here and lays afte Is Piled U p in Wreck 1. Dyer 5 . Clermont-Ferrand, France, Dec. |mittec Hoe Phones' Wife. {20 (M—A bride and bridegroom and |bers Probasco telephoned his wife aft- |16 members of the bridal party were er the shooting. She went fo the | rup : i apartment, and, {iding At |Gilst Tastnieht as' they wWete masehs tendants, found J and on ing to the marriage supper after the | 1°rP floor bes ¢ ne, * Apat I cere | ome gersoll's body was found on a bed i | in another room. She was clad n |ahrea Ink dressing zown and wors | eclared, readlights | * the ‘holldds els valued at 000. One hand {__crashed from bhehind into the col- |Springfield Y. M. C. A. college Mrs. Tngersoll |y, attering the men and women Tl r_and she iy all directions. The car was ac- Wis | tually stopped e e o badies, wis not at hut”only four were dangerously in- hotel, where e |jirad has lived since his estrangement and | (RWE Y Grange hall at 8 o'clock. went to the apa t to identify ers tg be take o T RN s (Pittsbureh Somet\' Woman ' ER W tieahon s are: been going on for Proves Heroine at Fire |peotec 1“’ years— P.‘l.] knew all Pittsburgh, Dec. 20 (P% — Mrs. | Hartford, It is very sad indeed. nder W. Verner, prominentin | To appropriat care to say. society, proved a herbine yesterday |ments at the Town hall. The first Tells His Story. |when she returned to her burning |grade mow holds classes there and Prohasco, who is general manager |home fo arouse two migids who !accommola are poor, and director of the New Century [were asleep on Color Plate Company, Inc., said last | waking the girls she fled | hard night while lying on a hospital cot: | v them to the street over a |w “I told Mrs. Ingersoll urday that |s at collapeed not a min- {but throv my wite and 1 were reconciled. | from the Tater in the day she telephoned finance committee, to come over at once. To appoint a high s best thing #or me to d o committee to prepare So I went over sho noon = L dak 5 ssts of 1anaye [ mantotop OIS | REEAD HERALD CLASSIPIED ADS | higl ilding on the site wh apartment determined to break with 5 % 100 AU St dor dnod, T was Eailler soriy) FOR YOUR WANTS was purchased from E. Welle for her, but 1 felt very happy was going back to my wife, whom I | love. | “Mrs. Tngersoll upbraided me /¥ when I came in for my coolness to- ward her. 1 apologized and told & her immediately, wanting to have it | & over with, that I was not going to | sce her anymore. | “She was very angry. Going into the other room she returned with | my hat in her hand and held it to ward me. ‘Go now.' she said, and 1 reached for my hat without an- swering her. “As T took the hat she fired with the pistol she held beneath it. I was struck and knew it, but T was not hurt much and did not fall. I said ‘My God.'*and she fired again and again. The bullets knocked me down. ‘She ran to the other room and T heard her fire a shot, but I could not go to her immediately. T felt sick. When I was able to get up, I went to the bedroom where she had gone, and there T saw she had Killed herself. It made me sick again and It was some time before I could telephone.” Mrs. Probasco was at her apart- ment in Trving Place when she re ceived her husband’s telephone mes- Bage. “There has heen trouble here,” he said. “Come over.” She asked the address and fmme- diately hurried to the Ingersoll apartment. Building attendants forced the door for her. When the tragedy was discovered, potice were notitied. , She accompanied her husband to the. hospital - and remained at his bedslde until late last night. Wifc's Statement. She says: “Our estrangement was over when this took place. He was coming back to me. He was Jeaving this woman for the last time 4 love him dearly. T always have | Joved him and always shall. I had Xept this affair with the other wo- man a secret, and now I am frantic when I think of him there in the spital. Tt is all over—let the dead ast bury its dead. If my husband lives he will be mine alone, forever Mr. and Mrs. Probasco were mar- ried in 1912 by an ethical culture ceremony which did not mention ! od. Dr. John Elliott, of the Ethi cal Culture sociey, read the cere- mony which w “With this ring I thee wed in love and truth for life—till death do you part. I now pronounce two name as holy and sacred as can be spoken the llps of man. I pronounce man and wife. Ingersoll's Carecr. Mr. Ingersoll. came to New York with $175, started a rubber stamp shop and finally evolyed, through study of an alarm clock, a cheap watch that made him famous and won millions for himself brother, Charles. The brought the . company through forcing up the price—in 1921 it was foreed into 3 #hip and was eventuall by the Wategbury (lock Co. The Idgersolls had been married 22 years, and the Probascos four- teen, neither couple had any chil- | dren. down by a sp g automo- nter \)\ illness, from A special town meeting h The mat- ;,rnn’\l“.l’,\ with New Britain and bout it. | sallT|y, ning of Day streot originally called for last fall an error it was omitted home was cStimate Folks—Christmas is the *25th | Let's All Tune In on Christmas Gift Psychology MANY a woman has made a man over with the right Christmas Gift—for —no man stays put for long, but if you can AR et S A R T L R R o A ey w}&mm a few days! change him even for a single week, it's worth the money g SBEPLELLSLEILLLELLLELESHEGS FO[‘ th Man Wl]O Never Comes Home A MAG Lounging Robe A MAG Smoking Jacket or anything that suggests comfort For the Man Who Ne\'er Goes Out Some Silk and Wool Hose Some MAG “Square” Scarfs or something that suggests excitement And don’t worry about prices The worry’s all out of them NEM A & SONS Collegiate Sport Shoppe R e SN SR MAIN AT EAST MAIN found dead in the same bock with | @ $1,463 tled to one of her legs, sns-l. was a victim of escaping gas, 2 Vigil at Master’s Body* Springfield, Mass, Dec. 20 (P— Fuffering from hunger and exposur to the cold but devoted to the end a small dog was found yesterday keeping vigil over the dead body of his master, Rebert Moultrie, whose | body was found by police in a small tenement block. The man had been drad sinee Tuesday, the cause being PSSELEBEEE2 10895855856 ES5 L5080, * BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1926. last spring. It is understood that|with their pare the plans for the building will pro- Norman P. Camp, vide for the use of the auditorium |V \lim is wo for both school and town ude, while | e oo space will be provided for the town clerk’s office. Nine Firemen Injured C. S. Barrows is {1l at his home | In Washington Blaze on Newington road. 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