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COMMENTS ON POLI
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SENATOR CRANE TO RETIRE ON
NEXT MARCH
Announce. That He Will Not Be Can-
.didate in Primaries lrt Maeeavu
chsoit. Next Fall
W . m H l NG’I‘ON, May
'W. Murray (,h'ane of Massathueottn
annoutn-ed yesterday that he would
not be a candidate for rc-cloctlon to
tho ilniter States senate bot'oru tho
primaries in his state next autumn.
11in etutetnout t‘ollow‘u:
"Some months ago I definitely do-
cidod not In become a candidate for
re clot-lion as United Stairs senator,
but I intundt-d‘ to deter matting a state-
nwnt to that effort until after the lto~
1illIlIIt‘Hll national convention. Thorn
i<. however. a propoeition pending itt
lilo Militant-Intact“; letnlaluturt' for tho
lltllliilliIItlIl ol' i'uitt-d i-ltntcs senators
fidIt>IIIIIIIIIIIy similar to tho existing
law relating to tho nominatloun of run-
didattts for tho prt-sldont‘t roprosonm-
lives in congress and ulato (-Iot-tlvv
OIII('05..
“if this proposed law in cnat'tt-d :1
WITH ouwlivr ventilation for this olllce
will be nocosuarv. and l, tln-rct’oro,
made known my position at this time
in order that. those who may be In-
tuit-stud itt bottoming; ('illitIItIilII'S may
'havo tho t'nllunt opportuniti to hate.
their candidates ('()IISI(It’I'.(‘tI
' “in mahinc public mt tletision not
to become :1 (‘illitIIdth‘ attain. I wish
POLITICAL ARENA
. CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
OF THE
TRIAL SITUATION AS
I U l I. I 0 E O D
,IIIIIIIRI iIIlII IIIIIS
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oi Baird, _Uniidt Co. Against
Associated Hat Manu-
tacturers .
Judao Lucien 1". Harper,
PIIIIII'III HII IIII
2.3~Svnnwr lodge Borpee Decides in Favor
of the eu-
pet‘lor court lhandetl down a decision
yesterday upon the plaintiff's molt-a
to strike out certain parts of the de-
fendant's answer to the t-omplalut, In
the case of the Abbot-lanai llut .‘Illlllh
lurtnrorn against
to. or liotuol. .IlilItito Bnrpoo
tht- motlonf
I he motion to slillto out nan utgttodi
lit ltigc port I
in
Milton
and
hotote Judgn lntrpw
last. Friday, Attot'nov
tnnnn, of Now Yol‘k.
. Hubbcll.
tho plaintit’m attd Attorneys
(.3. Dempsey and Martin J.
hum, of lianbnry.
llam-
(fanning-
t.ho III!I|‘(I~I’IIII(‘(II
denies
Wnlrh N.
of Norwalk. uiptwering {or
Eugttnvi the In nialntuto
tutu Sill
us it
Blew tilt the T”; eta Fellow
Boarder’s Head With 12
Shole From a Rifle
RIIIIIIIII IIIB
. . III [III IIIII
Has Been Contined Several
Times in Asylum
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NEW YORK. May ill. >>>>>> Illa-hard
Goth, who ltud rooms at him. Wolfl'a
boarding house at tilt;
ntroot, Iaat nicht fiIlOI
or l’mvidonv-v, it. l., who had a room
urroeo the hall from him. (Mill‘s moth-
vt‘ in the widow of E'dward I". Lords.
who loll on potato trt‘ Sl.tltttt,outt when
he tilt-d in a aunlutrlnm in Stamford.
Conn.
Shi- lntor was married to Dr. Itlonry
wars Suttroontmni rat of tho (‘ontn-c
ticut National Guard and has beta in
Young Gtib tum been
mum eanltnrlntns.
ronllned in
Iloylnn beforv.
'l‘ho dole-«utter; wont to tho third
tho national otganlzutlon 0! int but: tloor and (mud tho altaltotcd IlOtI\ l5
nutttui’at- Itlrt’l a, w hon
tit-tit (‘o and other
tont'orns in liothol and llattbur) wlt‘h-
drew ttom the national organization nti two bismuth whnn he "tannin
tho Baird l‘ in
manufacturing old flotilla to own door,
lug In The ltitllwat with his ‘IIPIHI ton
limit his hand
In his hands: were
bad
bud boon blown oil.
to assure m..- people at \t- ”mums“ ti: the tlmt- of tho ul‘tliumoni of the long ‘IWI‘II taking: to his mom lot (IIlllitl
0 m‘. (p.91, approtulttion m the total tie up in tho Ill(IlISlly tin-on yonts lIKO.‘ uhvn Homo om.- with a gun UVPIIUOR'
suppott and contldrnto WItIt'Il
llitw always given me."
iItt- }
Senator (frauds term in the sonata. "to“ ”'0 “3' ““‘I I“ WI” taken vlr-i
irotntmumlly in a chair.
ttt tln- answer nit-d by t'ttuttut'l for: hands \voro uprcklod with blood.
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will mpitt- llatt‘rh 'i next.
OYSTEIIMEII PIIIIIEST
NEW HEALTH IIIILES
MOW liAl’l-IN. ~-t'apt. John 1‘. .\i
Nail and n uttntbt-t' oi othi-r
growl-1's \\ ho have spent their Iil'o ltt
the lntnihens. IlIl‘I to I‘II}' IlnII Titles-
d.t_v night and Hiltlkt‘ itgul'Illsi IIlI‘ board
0" ht-ulth rule which [.lrtll'Idt'l-i a lino of
$50 for oyster); taken north of u lino
drawn from tho jotty to It‘til'I llulo
'pacnlt, Ntthtttiy showed up to stand for
tho vulo ltol’oro Iht- Altit‘l‘lllilllit' moot
lug.
AItIt'l‘lll‘dll Alorrit-‘ey (-nllt-d tho lllI‘L‘I‘
in»; to ot'tlt-r at 8 o'clock and John I’.
McNeil of (H South Watvr strout said
lw wanted to protest. against the ordor
'ot' the board or health. IIl' tutti: "i
have put my wltoh‘ llt‘t- into tho ow
to: huainosa and l Iiii\'l' a Iitth- lndtts~
try in which I rntplot 2o pooplc. I
have all my savings Iil\’ttI\'t‘(I in that
tlntninrsa and now the board 01' Ilt':lIIIi
counts alont.r and says tho watt-r la
polluted and dorlarm that I can‘t tako
.lttt tnmo mama from my Ilt'dhl
have a It‘lik'l here in m\ [kitIilI Klimt-
ing. that tho I nitod Statue ,tztnotnmont
oil‘lt-Ialn any that thoso (ii‘Hit‘l's Ill't' all
right and that authority ought to III’
good enough. Tho Scalahipt pooplo
had their chemist cvumhw oyitt-rs
from all those beds in the harbor and
he found them all right. It thew oy—
sters and clams are all right i don‘t
see why the board of health should ar-
bitrarily take the bread and bilitlltl‘
out of the mouths of the dealers but
of the men who work for them."
"What is the value oi! the oyntor in-
dustry in the restricted territory?“
oy at or
. asked Alderman Morrluey.
“It must be 8500.000 3 year. Some
or them employ from 100 to 150 hands
daily. You can realize what that will
mean to the grocery stores and the
shop stores and the clothing and other
stores If the city of New Haven ntopn
that Income."
Charles E. Hamilton at 145 Front
street said be planted 10.000 bushels
. of oysters in the harbor but if the re-
.h
gulati'on wee onion-oil ,he would be
obliged to give up his bullnoen '
Charla! 1‘ Hammond or 11.5 l'utnant
otroet told the committee tltatttu- had
been in the wholesale cltnn business
for 20 years and he had never roceiv
ed a complaint. about his t-latna. He
said that with tho. prudent law In op-
eratlon the clam in the harbor would
be gone very soon and then tho city
would have to relt upon taunt Inland
' clam. A number or others also spoke
against tho rule. t
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'l‘hflouflrln II already dividing hill-
. » band with. In Loo Aunt" n pl" an
to Vote to “pirate pretstnotnwblow
York Tribal» 't
Milt-thaw
bugle»
a
to r‘t‘tIIHI upon bonds
tho Bah‘d-l'n-ticdt, (‘o. upptnru
tt ally as a lost (‘ilfilh
l
t
'tho dpfpndunt corporation it
The tune ofi him.
lirsti tho flout
’I‘on untpt) rlile shells lay on
The (inter-tired l‘nund (Mb elttlnu
' t-laimml an a dt-t‘t two to tho actionai aaltod one or the tlomllven.
ant mg other alloxatiom .tnd doultln:
‘l' HM.
and ltethtl .ltl‘ (-otnpivtel)
by iItt‘ hattlntt' industry;
tu‘trulatlon Ia comparatlww
lilt’, pruttlrally all or whom ate
it Illto
'l‘httt tin lotion or llnnlttugni
and ’
“I didn't about any man." cold (‘ivih
'I thought you than! haw a nun,”
(Ittilillttlit‘d bald Bltmintzhulu.
tho Whining,
m"0h, that's $9,? Quid :ioiim"! have
{tut dunno WWW ,
He said it mint beta at. tfithk I‘he
always have been éhndnvd in the men~ detective» took a My]: from him and
llIzlL‘llii‘P of tuna. and are momhvre ot.oponed a trunk In only cox-nut- oi tho
tho linitod Hatters or North Ann-rian room. There they aim the one tho?
”St“ttllltI Therefore. it nan ltnpra ti ‘burrol of which «mm! ' “arm
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(.tlth‘ l'lltI impossible tor tho dole-n1“ (bailout near but muslin cos». Goth
u this to o orato its hustuotta and Nut-i bought a gun admit a month alto.
IIi'll
lions ot‘ the ptulutlt‘t badminton
'lln lt‘Itllt t i pron-rt and coneorvo the him up.
ln'sdnow oi the
bound hv the ruins and renttltni
plaintill' and prowut Handout dolocilvb bit-roan
’i‘lle outgrown totiirtbtm to the Woe:
IZMIII nireot votive station and incited
llo told tmpt‘: Tunney or the
and Police
ae‘b
tln tontplote dostttu-tlon of tho wanna (‘aptnln ’I‘hotnt- eon that be had no on
It nun lttt‘t'ti-lmtty to IlII\0 tho attionitupulion that how was 2R ,tunto old ottdIW
i won .tho non or in.
ini Stamford. (‘onn
that I‘Iil‘} tIitl."
Titt- pitilntltt’ association claimed
tho ut‘uutnouta bola-no
bu trno. yet it was no rvaoon why tho
tloife'tnlunts should not bo compelled to
pnv the plaintiff assotlulion dummies
Hoary
for tho Nu‘w York. Now Haven and;
Hartford ltuthoud hut ainro then ho
had dono nothing. Four years no he
was in a sanituriu'tn but whoa be
for the violation of its rules and roxu- came out his mother had taken (an: of
lutlons ludno liontpaoy utgnrd
it was a legal dvl't'nho and that the
law would not require a corporation or
:tu individual to perform what was im-
possible. [or them to perform. oven If?
tin-v hud'eianett run-n and regulatione,;ovor ltlld over again to tho police. He
and that if the result of adhering to had a fixed look in his eyes
suth rules and
tittrh obligation.
By denvlng the motion to strike out‘t at hltu
Inferred to Judge
Judgo Dempsey'o
tho paragraphs
liurpov contained
or the defense.
TILION AiND REILLY AWAY
WASHINGTON. I).
that hlut.
regulations would.f made the police nttepoct his sanity.
moan the destruction of their buttlnosai
the courts would relieve them from in his loom until Boylan came
in.
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contention and thus for the para-t the House of Rotrcat at Stamford.
graphs referred to remain as a part} Vall'e auditorium at
C. Matt 23,—“ "()lk'
Two very Important matters were he»:
tore the houee yesterdatwwhothcr ori mm " “aid the Corona, "thot he ever
not American ehipe should have tree was retained from u“, mmmuong,"
use or the Panama Panel. and whetherI
or not railroads should be prohibited memorandum book. labelled
from owning steamboat lines.
in the latter matter the New ‘Havon
road to tremendously interacted for It
this bill yams It would be domed w
an onto! the steamboat. bulluold.
When the limo for voting came. Rep-
roaontatlve-e Tlloon and Milly; m
reported absent. Mr. Ilium favor-
ed iorciht railroad: out of tho «and
boat buotneu, and wanted American
tulip: to “have that me at tho Pallet“
Canal. Mir. Hill flood by the shine and
the New Huron road.
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If bullion” {1,000,000 and ".000, 000
in. halo; mat to ammonia Rodlovolt
how much to bolus count ifor Tutti
Coa'taiuly I! must amount to a huge
with. Who ht .WInI‘ this lmmeneq
amount at money and (ram what mo-
tlmt‘t How Is ti- bolng spout? Con:
arm ought to one the nomination
publicity law at once.
“Would like to not a look at the booted
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The “0916er II "lit eeeond youu‘put
idolb'e mother all the widow of the
lie cattle to New York about 8‘
ill I WIIiii i
Wont l2tlth;
and killedi
Jami-s ttoylun, a former saloon keetrcr‘
i', (It‘IIt at Standard. wlto was for twoE
ma?
for tho dolctnlanla. 3 said when urrt‘rsvtctl he had never sovn'
The Mine is that or the suit bmught '
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by the \uetoriuted ilut .ltnttttia.‘~tttt*oru.
(will or.
. Etuht your»; ago hu‘
.ludgo Iiul‘poo.‘ Itud uorlwti in Now lluvvn an a dork:
thut \vltllt- part of the (Ittt‘lii-ll‘ lninht:
As a result of our recent fire, and in order to settle up with the insurance
company, we are. compelled to put on sale at retail our complete stock of
capes 8t Raincoats
for Men, Women and Children. All Coats and Capes must be sold regardless
of cost by June Isl. as we must vacate our present ptemises by then
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Children’s Rain Capes
81.50 and $2 Values
500, 650 and 750
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Ladies’ 81 Men’s Raincoats
$5, $7 50 and $10 Values
185 $3.25 $4.50
Ilia “N. and i.
$5. 25
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[titers ate Rubber Co
85 WASHINGTON ST., SO. NORWALK
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and iiarold to younger.
the In about
year ago and until last mootnlwr llv-i‘u'). Charles II. lmnle, 9x- Motor 01‘
oti with a totally named Gibbons. ut istautlord, ID “i3 hall NOW”-
270 West 132d street. 1 Dr. and hire. iutb wintrnted about:
“i didn't. shoot that man." he said
which
'I‘ho detootlvttn think that (Ir-ll) stood
NIEIIIB, and then tired his dozen ahote
When Corourr Felnberg. who talked
(lelb, learned that he had‘heou in
Thomptmuvl o,
Conn, and at Dr. '(livona‘s sonllurlum
at Stamford ho said It was an outrage
that Gctb should. be locate in New
"lt' e a hint on the state of Connec.
The Coroner found in his room a
“Tho
Things I Will Not. no 13001:." In It
Goth wrotto in a rambling hand that he
wouldn't bill a women that would kill
man. that he would not no to a tire nor .
«watch ono. nor crou Filth av'onuo be-
lowlatith street; that he wouldn‘t mm
a murder it it were bola: committed
out door. nor help a person who was
bleeding to duth. .
Ho item a telegram to- his mother
Mu. Jennie (i doth, at to modulo
rltreet, Standard. mains that lte 'wu
In prieon and wanted a lawyer.
I Family Known Here.
STAMFORD. Mly 23.» 'Rlcharm
lat. Edward F. beetle. a manufacturer
who died in o. mltarlum at Litrhlield.
Conan In 1077. leaving in] out.“ or
about 01.000.000. In 1880 Mrtt. [3906!
mm married to Dr. Honrv P. Goth.
imminent atemtorn pity-telnet their
a I76
27‘
a dlvorco. Sho retained custody of
the children. About nine were ago
Dr. Goth remarried and is living hue
at present. He brolto down last night
“Wuhan he learned of the shooting and
fcrled.
Dr. (lolb was for two years Bun-
goou- t-jloneral oi the State. or (.tonnecti-
cut. lie was also representative from
this town in the State
lie was appointed about 1885 as a
member of the board of directors or
bad comparatively little to do with the
children since M re. Gail.) divorced him.
they living with thoir mother. He
laid last. hint. that ho. warned Mp.
Goth iIVe you. «in that Richard should
be confined.
Young Goth has been l'rreenonllblc
for a number Othyearo. 0er ha an
uncle add coullna living in East Non
twain.
PROVIDENCE, R. L. May 28.—
Jomel Dorian. 40, formerly; kept a
liquor saloon on ”My etreet In thll
city. but for the put tow year: he.
done little excont help his wile about,
a await-tore heat by her at 900 Broad
ntroet. He went to New York loci.
“and?
war noon nonhuman-r.
o! the an meals on the tproborty
owaore in t 9 Well Rock- rood as pro.
Iorlbod by a veto takenjotm time no
the work watt begun. The no-
.wh
"lactate inult all be paid by Boot-
otnb mt .. .
The amounts received are --' St.
Paar-Inuit £180 and MIMTBQM
‘ b‘ .
Mm who can»
hit
twelve yearn and. Mrs, (loll) obtainiug'
Legislature. .
the State Hospital for insane. He bee,
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IJI’EIIIIIKS Bryan.
Tito oolocthten have received «0875 .
BRYAN NOT CANDIDATE.
Tell: Methodist Conference Hie
tivitlu Will be A. Private Citizen
MINNEAPOLIS. May 23.- William
speaking before thei
delegates to the Methodist Eplsuopal‘
general conference yratetduy, dcrlarcd‘
that he is not a candidate (or any ot-i
tic c.e
He made cloar that all his future. I
political activities will be carried onii
an a private citizen that position ill--
lowimz him to do matte PIhit‘iIVe work'
than would be possible otherwise.
Mr. Byron lectured this evening on
‘The Price of a Soul" under the unenl-
ces ottbe conference.
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Houecwwn
_ Read About
BWIIB ALUMINUM WARE.
it is an established tact that
Swine Aluminum Cooking Uten-
lild are lapel-tor .to their: made
of any other motel This has
been proven by ocienttiic re-
search, as the tactile ehow that
. no verdicts“. mam: nickel-oxides .
or lniurtou; zinc: can tom. no
matter how it. to mod. Neither .
in there any danger of chipping,
as with enamel “were.
it to an excellent beet conduc- .
tor. w lch.meann quick toolbar
and - lne of tool. Ill tt ht
welsh! menu: can to ban "I
and the sllverymhi 9 color oi
the wars in pleasing and always
clean looking.’ ,
Every, piece II mun (not
.prented or Itamtoed) out of pure
«hoot motdrle‘l. and ht ebeolutely
seminar-Iii unitary.
, "in urnlaum Were ’hu
“coma tor y. which eventually
i or ”MIDI of all time
”i Cutoutsnatt‘s suns
AIO'HDD' nu
"I
«minim-r“ wt n‘©
(‘I how
I‘m. in I and Hold mums
lions. ml with “Bin. Ribbon
N: «was
Tolm no other}.
Hickman 5AM. alunkdtur
tWi nun mug
5010 BY NIUIIIIISIS EVEltthllIlf
Hotel Mahackemo
' J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
aorvlco and Cuielno Own-Date
Inn 02 per day and Upward-
SUNDAY DINN ER. 750
Beatitl'ete a Specialty
4:-..
. 'and hot.
le— .0... m...
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nous FOR AnMorw humus.
General Orders leauod by the State
General ordure‘ lseucd from the ot- ‘
flt‘o of tho Adjutantheneral publish .,
the following rules, summing the lbw ..
or State Materials for other than mill. ‘
tary purposes.
Artnorles are built for the use of
i the National Guard. both for drlil pur~ .
i poses, and tor the storage and care or .
i the large quantity" of military nroperty
i Issued for their use; thereto", they
must not he need or rented. for any
purpose which will interfere In a .
was with the object for which they '
wort» tnttstrnctcd.
Rentals will not he recommend”
which will in any they come Into com:
p4tltion with ptopotu owned 19‘ ‘
vatc lndltlduala.
Applications for,
the 11
iposes, must he made in
ithe othmr in charge. MM
nishcd by the Quartermnltet't
; tnmtt, not less than two WW;
: the rental I8 required. in t .I
applications, officers in chum
.glt'o full information regurdiught
[ uso for which the tental I8 I!!!
3aim) their recommendation! 0“ i
; can. 0.
Bonds in the sum of $5,000
mouthed from all parties we . .
this of State artnOtic-s (Motif—id!
ifutnlshed by the Quartermaste ‘
‘ purtmenti. to safeguard the g
against damages occnrlng by I
said venous. Rentaln which
in any way lnvaildatc the My .
(aniod by the State will‘not I '
otnmendcd. '
'uel Want Advertisements
the household help bu a
tor other things. ~.
with our av. service are'cditl’h
to as wholly unrolloited. WEI-13M
tot point out to the ‘Intellixe
lt'atit‘l‘ what this moaned ‘
I; you Ili‘iH' not received a do”:
til out booklet on “’Ihe Eye," Vt
tn (all tot one.
for Connect :'
Cos Ranges
To insure prompt attain. .
date must be plated early .-.
wait until the weather W
Order your
An order pin
means prompt attention..
not promise 3d: pr
if you delay' or ordering
A phone call.
will bring our rep:
today.
now.
Norwalk Chronicler