The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-18
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h., of the same day. He brought with ham no baggage or bundle of any de- scription, toilet articles or anything of that nature. Upon his arrival he went to the house No. 117 College street
 where formerly resided his mother in Jaw, Mrs. Abigail A. Hitler. This house was then occupied by Charles A. Hil- Ter and two maids who were employed by him. Mr. Edwards stayed at the Hitler house that evening and was in the company of MT. Charles A. Hitler. lie complained of being very tired and not feeling well, that he had rheumatic pains in his legs, that the pain was very severe, that his rheumatism made him quite lame, that he had pain in his chest, about the region of his heart, that he was afraid he would die of ap- poplexy, that he was afraid he had kidney trouble, and that he feared he might have Bright's disease or d1a- betes. He also stated that while in New York few nights previous to his coming to New Haven, he had walked in his sleep and had found himself out of his bed and in another room of the apartments he occupied, and that he did not know how he came there. He also stated that if Charles A. Hitler heard him up in the night and moving about the house, that he need not be disturbed; that he thought he might be restless, and that his leg might pain Hlim. and that he would leave his door open as he might need him during the .Io xrtfh Hitler matters pertaining to the taking out of administration upon his mother in-law's estate, and it was practically agreed between Charles A. Hitler and MT Edwards that Allan Maxey Hitler should not be appointed administrator. He retired about eleven o'clock, leav- ing his door open, that of Mr. c. A. Hitler being closed. MT. Hitler found his own door open in the morning. MT. Edwards stating he had opened it dur ing the night while he was up Tues day morning he got up at about his usual hour, ate his breaKrast at the Hitler house, and leaving shortly after went to an Italian barber shop on Court street, arriving there between between half past nine and ten o'clock Entering the shop he enquired the loca- tion of the toilet, came out of the toi- let, was shaved, after which he went to the toilet again., After this he was about town, and arrived at the house of Mrs. Harris on Prospect street, about 130 o'clock, where he attended a birth day party, and remained until abont 4.S0 o'clock. While there Mrs Harris remarked you do not look well;' Mr. Edwards replied T have a severe head ache" And Mrs. Harris invited him ito stay over night, he stated perhaps he would return and perhaps not. He returned to the Hitler house, at which place he arrived before 5 D. m., About 5.30 D. m. he went out the front door of the Hitler house and met Allan Maxcy Hitler and his wife near the door step, and said good evening to them. About 6.30 D. m. he went to the house of President Dwight, where he dined. Refore dinner he lay down and complained of being tired and asked for some whiskey whereupon Mrs. Dwight gave him small quantity After dinner they urged him, and even De2SeQ nlIl, LO TelIldlii olltt oPOhN 'tiS night with them, stating also that they would give him a latch key to come in when he chose; he replied in substance that he thought he would sleep at the [ Hitler house if he remained over night. J About 9:30 p. m. he called at the house of Dr. William H. Metcalf, dentist on College street, where he remained for oho,,+ Q half hour and where he seem ed cheerful in spirits, though some- what "agitated about estate matters" He left Dr. Metcalfs house, and arrlv- ed at the Hitler house about 10 o'clock D. m. Tuesday, January 2. As he en- tered the house, Charles A. Hitler, hearing him. came to the upper landing of the front stairway and requested him to lock up; and Mir. Edwards came up stairs and entered the front room which he occupied. Mir Hitler went into Edwards room; they conversed about some trif1ing matters, and MT. Edwards sat down and read aloud to MT. Hitler some head lines in the even- ing paper, also a probate notice relat- ing to administration of an estate.
 About 11:10 D. m MT. Hitler retired, leaving MT. Edwards in his room reading the newspaper. Owing to the statement of MT. Edwards the evening before, that he was not feeling well, MT. Hitler before he retired asked him