The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-25
Final Clearance Week
 before Inventory NINE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL TRIM
 MED HATS IN NATURAL LEGHORN,
 PANAMA, MILAN AND TUSCAN BRA1Ds. FORMER PRICES $s TO $50. PRICES NOW 98c TO $12O0
BEUTELSPACHER'S
 SUICIDE SHOCKS
 BIG ACQUAINTANCE
Former Plumber Writes Dau8h- ter That He's About to Ter
 minate Suffering.

With a letter near him addressed to his daughter saying that he could no longer stand the violent headaches to which hs was subject and was going
 to sterrhinate them" the body of Henry W. Bsutslspacher. inventor of beer pump. and for years proprie- tor c6 . wholesale and retail plumbers supply shop at 2s5 Middle street. was found yss{erday afternoon in his room in The stratfeld with | bullet wound through his heart Mir. Beu-i |telspacher had apparently shot him. eolf several hours before with q .32 colibre revolver. He was last seen by the attaches of the hotel ct e:80 on Saturday night when he went to his room after ordering ice cream md cake sent there. A maid saw light in hiS room after g o'clock on Sunday night He Is believed to have Killed himself after that hour.
 X The body waa discovered when 8 maid became suspicious because she had been unable to get into the room in @ long . time and called Captain .C.NM G4nty, house detective. to enter the rodm- The fact that none of the olnpIoyos or guests of the hotel heard tho fatal shot is not considered .un- usual as the rooms when completely elpsed d was MT. Beutelspacher's ate almost sound proor.
 Besides the letter to his daughter, Eiss Clarice L. Beutelspacher of 7SS ytate street, MT. Beutelspacher left real estate and business papers ad- dressed to Alfred Griesinger of Will liam Griesinger q Son, real ' estate dealers. of 43 John street. who were business agents for him. MT. Beutel- epacher is also survived by q son, Henry ". Beutelspacher of 800 Fair Held avenue.
 Since he and his wife were separ-. atsd by divorce several wears ago. Mir. Beutelspacher has lived at The strat- deld | greet part of the time. Mrs. Beutelspacher remarried and is nov the wife of Matthew Tempany ok Wilson street. Miss Beutelspacller told the police That her father had been suffering with stomach trouble md constant headaches. ' Before selling his business to g. H. Peel 6 Co. several years ago, Beutel- spacher was prominent politically and two years ago was mentioned asS a possibility for 4, the board of police commissioners} He was g leader among the German residents of the city and was known as having an Inventive turn of mind. He is said &o have been very successful fin the. business world, but disposed of his plumbing concern shortly after the culmination of his domestic troubles. His children remained as employees of the store
 Mr Beptelspacrer was q member of the Bridgeport Lodge of Elks. and of the German Alliance, of which he was . past secretary He also belonged to the schlaraftian society of New Haven.
 The body was removed to the Culli- nan 6 Mullins morgue after Medical Examiner s. M. Garlick had given his permission and was later transferred to the undertaking blishment of Henry E. Bishop.
 The funeral will be held at the Bishop mortuary chapel at 1880 to- ,7orrow evening. Rev. Herman e.. Wiener, pastor of the German Re- formed church, will conduct the ser- vice. The body will be taken Thurs day morning to Fresh Pond. L. l., for cremation.