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Collapse of Defense of insanity
Foreshadowed Last Night

NEW YORK. March l.-——Joeoph (1
Robin. the fallen banker. pleaded gull
ly today to an indictment charging
him with the larceny of $27,000 from
the Washington Savings Bank of

which he was formerly president. Sev-
en indictments against him remain. lie
was remanded to the Tombs until
March 27. when he will be sentenced.

The collapse of Robins defense of
insanity put forward by his sister. Dr.
Inulse Roblnovltch and his counsel.
William Travers .lcromc. had been for
shadowed last night. when it has re-
ported that Robin said that "he was
tired of all this fooling. but it caused
a stir in the court room none the less.

Oil the night; before tho Northern
Bank of New Y,orlt in which Robin
was also inicAcsied. went into the
hands of the state superintendent of
banks. Robin AAns committed to a pri
vale sanitorium on dflldallls sworn out
by his sister and two physicians. '1‘le
sanitorlum Aejected him and he miurn
ed to the jurisdiction of the couAi and
submitted to direct. after an exrillnlz
search by detectives from the district
attorney' a olllce and a horde of news-
paper reporters.

0n the (in) he was airested he at-
tempted suicide on the way to court
by swallowing a dose of Mountain.
but the piompt use of a stomach pump
saved him

On motion of Jerome. alieuists were
appointed by the state and the defense
to examine his sanity null they report
cd unainmotilly'pl‘ die was incompe-
tent to bottom! deiense. The jury
rejected the findings of tho alienlsta
and Judge Swann complimented the
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an JO ions to
dismiss on t a undamagfondsni
. was insane. Were overruled by inattct
.Subur’y. Jerome followed with a
searching examination of each falls
on and all indications were that the
case Would be fought to the last ditch.
The defense overs Went so far us to
challenge one juror our mental incom-
patency when he amre that he would
MVEOW the testimony of tho alienista
in the light of his “common sense.’ but
the thallongc was not allowad. This
morning just before the trial began
Dr. [pulse ltobtnoVitch resented with
indignation that any intimation that
her brother would plead sulltA. Never.
thelcss Jerome decided to althdriis
from the dofeuscand Robin plond'
guilty.

Through his operations the Washing-
ton Savings Danlt. the Northwestern
Bank of New York. the Carnegie Trust
Company and a string of minoriti con-
cerns which be promoted. nenl into in-
solvency. No full statement of his
larconiea has been made public by the
state bank examiners.

“in withdrawing. Jerome rehearsed
the preliminaries of the case and his
conduct of it at length. "l maintained
the attitude i did.“ he said. "because
i sincerely bolleAad ftobln insane
Whitever the outcome of this case.
i feel that l discharged all the duties
l owed an an colour of tbs court."

As Jerome sat down, Robin rose.
"Your honor." he began. ”i want to
altea statement concerning the ar
tales in some of the morning para."

Jerome motioned lllftl ton Atlanta
and Justice Beahul‘ll interrupted him
before he could be there. "it seems
strange to the." in d the court.
"that what was a rate conference
should have been a aadln the morn-
Ans assert t mud to any that it is
shameful that ill unfortunate there
lg no law to an the court to pro-
toot its own digit . as there is in
ig'gl and and othn states. Bitch a law
alrulduba put on the statute books of

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Robin on his m of guilty. may be
given an lndctarlllitats sentence of
out less than five years and not more

than ten years. .
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Case in the United States Circuit
Court—~8ealaliipt System
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Counsel argued before Judge James
P. Plait in the United States circuit.
court. Monday. the case of the Seal-

Shipl Oystoi System. a New York cor-
poration. against the Andrew Radel
Company. of South Norwalk, which i
accuses of violating its trademarks
and imitating its patened process of
shipping oysters direct from the sea
to the dealer. in patented cases. The
The case is an important one as the
Baal-811ml system contends that this
very principle that brought it into bunt
pens. which it has spent millions in
advertising. and which has revolution-
ized the inland oyster business. is at
stake. if its process can be imitated.
as it alleges the Radcl company has
imitated it Suits against many at
leged imitators are pending through
out the country. I

The counsel for the Seal- -8hipt tiys
fem in court. were: Judge E. H. Rogers
and Samuel C. Morehouao. of Now its
vets and P. W. Russell. of Nov. York.
For the Radel company were the lion.
Stiles Judson. of Strnlford. and Mr.
Hndgley, of Detroit. The line of de-
fense. as advanced by Senator Judson.
is that under the federal pure food
not the shipment of oysters inland in
am other manner than by the separ-
ation of ice and water from direct con
tact with the oysters is an offense.
Hence the defendant company is war-A
ranted in following the process which
separates the oysters from the ice.
and whatever ndvanlaite the Seal-Shim
people had prior to the adoption of
this pure food not was then and there
wiped out.

Attorney Russell pooh poohed this
assertion and in conlrndlstint-tlon as- l
sorted that it is one oi the things that
lhe Soul-Shim people are pro Ad of.‘
that it caused the government lo‘
adopt this restriction Mr. Russell
read at random from n sheaf of (or
respondent-c with Dr. Wiley. the pure
food expert. in which the SeabShlpi'
people recommended anti urged logis-
latlon along this line. lie assumed“
that the Radel process of handling
the oysters is a direct copy of the pat-
ented cans of the Best-Shim Company.
Cans of both parties were eahl.
blted in court. The lawyer laid stress
on tho. int-i that of the 12.000 of those
cans which have been pill out since
1906. all but .six have been leased to
dealers. and these have been reclaim-
ed. Sonia dealers in the wont have
titrated the Seal-Ship! 31:“ sac closely-I.

e a he! matted t c Moi

drugr have been docclvi
ad and line fighters to the Seal- tibial
office about lb r cans. when it was on
record-that they were not in poem
sion of any consul the Shal~8hipl poo
pie. The lawyer asserted that in all
the advertising matter of the Baal-
Bhipt people. stress is laid upon the
sealed feature. The. company has
spent millions in advertising this par-
ticular advantage. and this year will
so spend slithotiliilrteiilna the people
about this. He claimed that hla~cou
corn controls oyster beds from Maine
to the coast and these are regularly
inspected by United States oiilrials.

Judge Plait presided at the opening
of the criminal side of the. United
States district court in New Haven yea
lterdsy.

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DIFFIDIILTY WITH
NEW FIEIDII IIIIDTIV

PARIS. March l.-~Itnioine bionic is
experiencing some difficulty in forming
a ministry. but it is expected that he
will announce his definite acceptance
of the premiership to President Palli-
area during the night.

Former Premier Ribot has declined
the proffer of the Ministry of Foreign
Adalrs. and Senator Raymond Poin-
care. to whom this portfolio was neat
offered. has said that he will give his
decision later.

MCalilaua has dalnltaly accepted
the post of Minister Of Finance He
served in the same capacity in the
Clemenceau cabinet.

Last night M. Moots spectrum that
M. Dalcaaas had secs tall the portfolio
of Marine and 11 rlaaus that of
War. As he was dashln about Paris
to a motor car today on is mission of
cabinet making bf. Mania. who did not
disclose his identity. was stepped out
route to the Elysee Palace by a police-
man who summoned the chaplain to
court for violating the speed rennin
lions. The new premier continued his
campaign after a little delay.

W
OAVO A POUND PARTY.
Pleasant Affair for Christ church at
Home of O. P. Imith, last Namath.

At the heat blur. and lira. (loom
F. Smith. is «an street. that Not»
.walk. last evanln. apiaaulit part of
the members of hriat church pat on
ad semiarid continuum-Y. aotlalso
to snioy a vaerlaasiug program. for
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la one. attics. etc...

011.th program.
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Egbert Club Members Participa-
ted in a Very Pleasant Af-
fair Last Night

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Handsome Suit Caaa Presented
to the Former Pastor

A very elaborate farewell supper
was tendered to the Rev. George Drew
Egbert. former pastor of the Norwalk
Congregational Church. who has been
called to a church in Flushing. i.. l..
by the members of the Egbert Club
last evening. in the chapel of the
church.

The club was organised during Rev.
Mr. Egbert‘a pastorate and was named
after the founder. it has done very
good work since its starting into life
and has many hopes ahead.

Yesterday Mr. Egbert came to Nor
Atnlk on business and while here the
members of the club took the advan-
tage offered and shovved Var) clearly
their appreciation for the work he
had done as their pastor and of the es-
teem in which he was held IA fine.
supper was served with ii. i) lirua-
dagc and sons Victor and [sector as

caterers

There were twenty-two of the.I club
present anti William Smith Jr.. fill the
special guest of the club besides Mr.

Egbert.

The chapel was very proltlly decor-
ated for the occasion. Each of the ta.
files were decorAAArAd with cut flowers
and the whole pines presentcha very
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with candy. The menu of the copper
was served as follows:
lrspu l-‘rult
llitlllotl
Turkey Potatoes Tlirnlpl
Drooling Peas Dread

Cranberry Sauce

isobaric W .
[Aidan Merle A Go“.

ilerbert as “m {commuter

for the occasion and printed a will
chosen poisons“ The Imkera of
the evening were the «resident of
the club, 1". l-‘. lioyer. C. ’. Gray. Jr..
Chester M. liatch. William P. Taylor.
W. \Veiuils. Kenneth (toleburn and
William Smith. Jr . as the club's truest.

Willowing the spemh‘os .\ll‘. Egbert
was presented with it handsome suit
can as a fallen of the regard in which
he is held in the club. bfr lagbert re‘
sounded in n fest well thosefi words.

Those presmt not-AA: ital ll ii. lig-
borl. \lilliam timifh 1-18. Austin. llur-
old llaldAAAIn. Rnlph lialdain Stanley
Baldwin. lierbart llaldwin Fred lloyer.
Kenneth Colburn. (‘hester llalob Alia-
tln \'. llall‘h. “alter Rider. William
Taylor Perry Taylor. William 'Al’el-
mils. Ralph Arnold. William Webb.
(tharlea iledlent. Allan Moses. \l’lllam
Wood. C. William (if!) . Jr.. and lieldcn
Curnow.

El.“ VISITED
II DTAIFDID

A delegation of nearly forty mem-
bers of Howell More. Benevolent

and Protective Order of Elks. went to
Stanford. last night. and were guests
of the [like in that place. The Nor»
walk conferred the degree on
two and dates. and Grand [salted
Ruler William C. Tvroniblv. of Mill-
ford ladle. paid a high tribute to Is-
aitad killer Barnard J. Reynolds and
the other Norwalk encore on the or
salience of the work

At the «colonies of the ceremonies.
which were held in Masonic Hall all
gloom-Al to is. Aisha-om its:

one. where a one supper was carved.
and everyone thoroughly enjoyed
themselves until the midnight train
brought them to Doulh Not-walk.

TOWN COURT JUOOI HIAMNO.
level-at Candidates for the Position
Are in Hartford This Afternoon.
Today is an important one for the
town court ludgcshlpa. for this after
noun a hearing in being held before the
Judiciary omnndttcc on the appoinb
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gene to Hartford to be present and to .

participate in the hearing.
inasmuch as Judge Joseph R. Tar.
tor has declined to be considered flir-
titer in connection with the Whip.
it in plain that there will be a Iotlldl'
judge at the head of ill
out." lmi muniaaocl m H-
ce. no u as Ila
ward hi. Lockwood. Allure
tornles William li‘. Tatum and in
Davis end Attorney Reunificati-
ties. The laminar. will lemma
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SOUTH NORWMAK, CONN» WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1.1911.

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“School DayalRily lime Ethel
and no ‘floiiddti. Divan at

balm Chapel

The seating camoity of the Spring»
wood chapel. in El! avenue. was taxed
last evening to accommodate the aud-
lance that gatharoll to sea the produc.
tion entitled “Selim! Days." a clever.
laughter product little play. written'
by Nina Ethel a will iola McLean.
members of bits 7

i with a scene in the

The p Iii fill“ taro of the pupils.

school room O

one of whom the teacher's little

brother. are dudsalng a ouarrcl be-
a

tuna the teacher r lover.

'l‘hav pig“,I to m
gisc by such a letter express-
ing sorrow a with to make
amends.

School opsaa. a visitor comes and
the children are “kid to entertain.
Patrick Henry' a tips-oh. The Courting
of Bridget Malone. (Barlow Must Not
Ring Tonight. with Varlptionar a pretty
song and a touching and collation

lease the visitor. IDA! lleopnr the and-
enoe in a roar of Mist.

One of the letters baa been left on
the teacher's dealt Aunt the other sent
to Jack Courtaov. when school is
out he comes to . school as he?
thinks. ill answer. to the teachers
note. and thiultl {each thinks that
the other had firs lads overtures to-
ward mailing up aim the quarrel

They discover their mistake. and the
two mischief mam are in hiding he
bind a screen. Melting more fun as
they finally do motto up. and all hope
livé happily ever after.

The cast was and. up of:

Miss Grace Elliot. teacher ........
Iliad flannel: Badler

Miss Pierson. visitor .. ............
Miss Viola Andrews

Pupils:
Ophelia Bumps ..... Ethel Melissa
Mary Jane . Lucy Badley
Toodies ...... ...... Alicia Erode

Buster Brown .31... Marion Moalnn

Babbling Boas . .... Jennie Way
Jack courtnoy William Annstrong

Mrs. MaoCallslul bponod bod cloa
ed the program All! instrumental m-u
sic and a solo. ”afterwards ice
cream and cake wan domed

A neat sum as realised for the
work of the still

leathers Gaai‘iForiyhais Voids
in ills Favor and Party
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\A‘M-lfllh‘flTOhf. Mar. lw‘l‘ha Donate
today by a vote of1 (ii to ill. sustained
William Lorimor‘s title to a seal for
the slate of Illinois: defeating the rea-
oiuiion of Senator Bei‘arldge declaring
him not legally started a member oi
the Senate. isorlnsr was not present
when the vote was taken.

When the Senate met at 11 o'clock
them was a very full attendance
of members who animal-ed anxious to
expedite business with a view to gel-

poaalble moment. senator Stone was
an eacoption. lie insisted upon the
full reading of the long journal of
yesterday.

On the conclusion of the routine
business. Senator Owen. of Oklahoma.
secured the floor and began a speech
in opposition to ids. writ-er The 11»
llnols senator was among the mem-
bers on the door while Mr. Owen was
annulus

Defers Ir. Owen began his speech
Mr. llovarldge had shown a diapoah
lion to hasten rather than impede pro-
cedure. Ha mils-ad to permit the
transaction of any other than neoco-
Idr! business

"i am sorry for William Loriner.‘
said Donner Owen. as he look the
door Elaboration upon his sympathy
for the illinols aerator. senator Owes
still maintained that. a stain bad bean
left a his good name by the mace
nor a. his election to the locale.

Mr. Owen produced a telegram from
Governor mason denying Inhaler Lor-
lruor‘a IlOllthlll marlin hllnaatf
€77" some discussion. air. was rand

document. which. though a tale.

mmnrylena. it provadtoba
a categorical realist to all of the filia-
ciasanator ailingal one concernlnd
the governor?

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Nita-walk. has devised a scheme which
will unruly Olll'l'illldld still alarms.

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Defendant is Estate of tits Pa-
tron, Late Senator Robinson

NEW HAVEN. March l—Cbarios W.
Comatock. of hionlvllie, chairman of
the Democratic State Committee and
former United States district attorney
.for Connecticut. has brought suit
1 in the superior court to mover ’20.-
000 claiming that be was defrauded
of that sum in capital and earn age in
vested in the flex Boa Compan which
started a business in Huntington. New
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Four Days a Week Work During
flsrch and April Passes
131 to 83

HARTFORD.

passed after a short debate a rcaoiu
lion providing for Friday sessions. or
four days a week during March and
April by a vote of 131 to 83.

Representalitc Dunn called up a rest
olulion which had been on the table
providing that members of the (laser
at Assembly who are attorneys shall
file with the secretary of state a list
of their clients who have is lalaiion
pending and also a list of its in
Which they were interested an alter
ms before the legislature during the

live muons. It debate was mean»
littlest! Ir. bland :

Awal with it to the wuteballt
Dad the resolution was killed on
part of the house.

The deficiency appropriation bill for
the cattle commissioners once which
had passed the Senate. was tabled at
the request of Representative Books
who wished to make an inquiry into
the amount needed.

81' anothbr resolution the state
treasurer is authorised to secure a
temporary loan pending the passage of
regular appropriation bills. .

An amendment to an act coacerniox
expenditures by Public Library com-
mittee was passed. Hitherto in towns
where there are two free public Iibrao
lea. only one could receive an appro-
priation from the state for purchase of
hogan. The amendment will give each
A bill to give reduced fares on trol-
ley care during the hours when work-
ing people are traveling between their
homes and their places of employment.
was rejected.

The woman's suifrago committee
was granted the use of the house
chamber for hearings on Woman's sui-

‘e on April 5 and a.

vorabla reports came is on bills
to incorporate the lint Hartford Trust
Company and the Berlin Water Cosh
my.

releases run
tartan IITTEID

The Town Teachers’ ‘AIIOOhllOl

held a toasting. yesterday afternoon. at
which time it was decided to hold an.

other session about the middle of
March.

trite committee on salary celiadala
submitted a report. but it was I
to refer it back to the consult for
further consideration.

The committee on proposed canals
dslion or school districts was maest-
ed to hold flirthar «salons. and sub
mil a hull report later

A committee of live. llr. William lam
Chancellor. chairman: ironic ll.
lira. almonds. alias Lillian r. distill
sad bliss lay ill. Dialtb. was appointed
to attend the hearing to be bald on
lib. batons the senate colorati-
MO. in Hartford. regarding the pension
system.

DUI DION HILL. All.

a suit for 11.!» damages has been
instituted in the common pleas court
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drlvltld on “Import avenue. when OI
to the defendant rant?“
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ad and had: injuring theta. law
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pros says in his complaint that
log machine agent tar some tilts.
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The card party and dance. given by
South Norwailt Coundi. Knights of
Columbus. last night, in their head-
quarlera in South Main atret. proved a
most enjoyable and successful under-
taking. The committee in charge coho

sisted of Thomas Collins. chairman.
William Bkidil, Edward J. Haves. John
J. MoOralh and Charles G. Williams.

' The llrat gentleman's price was won
by Daniel P. Tourney; second gentle

man's prise, Joseph Ommbley; tlrsl'

lady's prise. Mica Margaret Murphy:

second lady‘s arise. Miss Vera Hao- ,

long: consolation prises. Mrs. John
Henry and Richard Laurauri.

William F. Tammany and William 1’.
Ward acted as judges.

Al the conclusion of the card games
there was dancing. music being pro-
vided by McMahon's orchestra.

All who attended the alfair were on-
thusiastic over the good time had and
the committee was warmly congratu-
lated on the success attained.

KLEIN“ BABE IDLLED
ll BUPEIIDII Dilllll'l'

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iwbo has been on trial in the criminal

uorperl court befo ore Judge Joel H
Reed and s Jury charged with as-
Iaauit with attempt to kill Mandus
li’eterson. of Fairneld. would come up
for trial again yesterday when the

v court reconvened. but. it did not. The

case against Klelsch was polled on
account of lack of evidence.

The use of the stale vs. Bayard
Coolant of Bridgeport. charged with

““7"" ““7“” ”0“" stealing a magneto from the garage

of Ethelbert Hart. of the Ashton
gagaro was begun it is alinm that
the defendant look the magneto and
afterwards went to his home in Tarry-
town. N. Y. From there he went to
New York and seeing an advertise-
ment in the paper he answered it
and finally sold it for $5. The mag-
note at the time it was taken front the
gang. was listed at $75.
Detective Edward 1". Gretna Ionizer:
oaths witness stand and tealilad to
goingl 1.on detarthcauthorlo

and“17 how“. Anger“ “thaw not

come backlo ridgsport and Jinan.
twillfag to do so without requisition
papers The outcome also told er the

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interest as affecting the interests

the great corporation under lit!
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