New Britain herald., 1927-03-07
MOTHER, IN AN!lER,
 SHOOTS DAUGHTER
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hF 4Nat l.'-l
 signs Confession.
 Sn. was taken to the Monmouth county jail at Freehold, \. J.. where, m her cell. sine signed a statement of what had ,muspired.
 The children. Joseph and Chris rjn", were held as material wit ncascs under senoo bail each whl!" tH. mother was held on q murder charge. without bail.
 Joseph led tho police hack to th" S-oHln home after his mothers ar r-st. shovel them where he had buried th" revolver aud helped off cers 70 recover ii.
 lIc also sail that after ho had morrl an undertaken. who had not yet arrived Ha,u tEo officers came. Chi,f ot Pone- Harry Clayton of Red Hanh said Mrs Stoble told him that recently she accused her daughter oi improper relations with a man and that Rosa had denied inc accusation rmoIatiC&Ily. QEarr"ls arose from the accusations Mrs. S,9h!e is &9 years old. Hor husband Is a gardener, employed at various times in caring for large estates at Red Bank. Ashury Park and Long Branch.
 Mrs. S'oOlc in her confession told q story tta, was the essence of cle- mental emotions. It described ho" sho had noted her daughters condi- ton: had accused her and how Rosa had denied the allegation; Of ho" she became onragcd at the thought O. nor daughter ransGrcssing the laws of socicty: and finally, when she say her daughter lying on the floor Of tho basement. babe in her arms. she killed her.
 Between the lines could bo read an equally dramatic account Of girl who had shielded her condition from Ter mother mp 10 the very hour when the child was born: and then had lain on the floor fth" Stoble cellar and there. without attendance of any kind, had given birth 10 he1 child.
 "G was told a week ago yesterday that my daughter Rosa kept con- pany with man by the name oi Mike" tho mothers confession which was signed and sworn before q notary. read.
 "She was talking 10 this mar from the front stoop at a quarter oi r1,.y, ;, ,I. ,,,oruipc, a lot of tim pG ] When he 20, l ask Rosa. l saic Rosa. why do you act like q sneak and keep company with Mike l sait 'Tha: isn't nice I told her that sh' could get married if she wanted to She kept on saying No She al ways talked kind Of mad. She sai' she wasn't keeping company witt anybody. I kept on ask her all tn time. IL was getting wise 10 her.
 Then one day she was at tn table I said, Rosa, you worry me and she said why do you want { worry. Nothing is wrong ] said If your father finds out what yo do. you will be sorry. You bette tell me eyerythng.
 "Latcr 1 ask again and she sai How do you know anything wrong" and l gave her q slap. The she punched me twice. All my littl children were with me. They a eai1 Leave mother alone; she sick
 "On Saturday night she said I gc a headache and l got to slccp.
 said Whats the natter" and sh , said oh, nothing's the matter; just got hcad>che.'
 "I 20 upstairs after her and sh said oh. go downstairs. I just feel ), little dizzy. And then yesterda e again Rosa was sick. She again sai f she had headache and l said ' a you do not feel good, l will get |, doctor Her brother went in 10 se what was the matter and she sai to him she just got a headache.
 went up to ask her did she want - doctor and she said Go downstai with your business. Don't both' me
 We were all tired and I said = my son to 20 to bed so l could re myself. This was ten or fifteen mil utes after eight. My husband weI to sleep and we was waiting for II son to come home. My son con home with my niece. Annie Gala dricllo, and her husband. Thon V 'e sat down for a little while and tn, 0 ", went to bed and slept. " T was in bed We leave all doc 'l between the bedrooms open. l hca q my daughter Rosa get up. l sa '- Where are you going?' l go aft 1T her; l thought she was going aw; TT from tha place. Sh" was all dress : except her top dress.
 She started down In 'h" cell . aEI l said What you going dov thrrn loro' She said she was goil flown cellar. l went down after h'
 At the bottom stairs there was SOL - 0ll dirty clothes and things In pile and she sat down on them.
 sald I'm freezing down horc.' s
 said Go on upstairs look ar
 T'' t.LdI tIl' ilI'i it 'tFN. 'phIIl
 look no more. Th"n I shot her.
 Maybe if the gun was not rh"ro
 wouldn't shoot. I run upstairs wi
 the gun in my hand. All my iami
 Was in th" kitchen and it got out
 my hand somehow in the Kitchen.
 don't know how. My husband said Whats in the housr2' He Sd
 there is q sfrsug"r in there. r
 lad grabbed mo he would kill III
 H. Was mad and said 'Yon dor
 have to do that Nv son Erabb,
 IHn and took me upstairs and th,
 W called tha ambulance doctor. A
 husband sa.d Hurry with the at
 hE#-.r; maybe We can save her.
 My husband said What did y,
 do inst tor@ and I said she di
 gr1c'd thn family an l cant Wa 'he streets any morc.'"