The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1913-05-19
lgnatius 4. SulIivanLeft Hart
ford, Conn.,, About a
Month Ago
FAMILY DOES NOT
KNOW WHERE He IS
Report That He Is in Boston But Son
Thinks It Is an Uncle Who is There
Sullivan Was Once Catcher for
Brattleboro Baseball Team.

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ID a. Tic 0oho 0S'S0o8D 1e@h'
/
u "ie' mayor I8uatluS A 9uillFan .
mas shaken from his feet the dust OF /
Hartford, Conn, over which he reigned .
from 1902 to 1904 His present where
ahou+s arc unknown +os,na,rbars of his
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recently 10 ms most lntlmate 1rIenoS' !.
HU' one u th los teINle"eu SHOWING /
" mere MI lIINah - -lil"AlhS MS ne"
no in3 ri,
..i. ne tA-lhaEo o. VINO mas oeeh Ia /
a. gun /" 'ne 'iIS Io' more IMAM /
"'oPPe,' QP' o. SlShl ABOUT
d ",o'ln ago anu tue oHlE conjecture
a. - ""GI7 "e no" ~ilFeS MAKES Dos
ION the pace ms loea IS oaSed on
S'oIT oI d" lhttFFIe" between mayor
@ q, oI IN ''|StI"i' Oh Boston ana MI
9uII,N'". on the occasion OF the Tor
"I'F Fl9fI 10 tlafttoF'- IN Maf'h 10
SI,'"A "l 'ne - latF 1e 4aF banquet
OF the + FlehuIF sons 2L.s or or -. Patrick,
II Is SaI1 thaI Mr. SULLIVAN VINO had
not not oe@n engaged IN business Tor some
tne' then ASKED the ant OF the Boston
executive exec IN mining MN place IN the
Ia" an" HIS ''P"i t"te II OH II" 'IoI"
ABOUT month latef mas gwen rise to
the tePo[l tnaI ne mas Pla'e III some
''u al, lP"l "eI"t ',LeI' u Do9to"'
MAJ WI 0"'iIt" an - i" '"SSd-
"9elIS SetIn' "o' III PIoo""Ie 20 'noSe
NO h"o" MN MeI,' dS ne ma" loFe
ZOE me s'a't' u "hI'n NJ. - d hauNt
AN" where ne spent al ms lIe uhth
years ago from HolToke. he was porn
IN canton Mass, "hlch Is ABOUT NJ
teen miles from Boston. a. -...
NemcefS OF former Mayor 0uliVan
/ LaInlN III tlarILoF" are, aS lllueHs Iif me
DARK aS ANYBODY eould De concerning
ms present "hefeaooulss according TO
STATEMENTS mace 10 reporter OF Inc
Oo"L@nt ny ms 9o"'
We don t know where ne IS sald
! the young man. "hen reporter 4ueS-
Iloheo MN at the laihllY NOME No
! % 1hatleF Oak avenue 7~ 49,
ITO" long IT 9ft'eV Ho7 ST"
E2'f I'tLef:
ABOUT Iouf weeks ago lie went
away. ""h know where ne Went.
uaNe you heard from hlh since
! then
no, we maven heafd from hih'
or OF INN.
Young MT. sullivan knew nothing OF
a story that has been clrculateda that
his father has municipal department
position IN Boston tie sald mat II
must be that someone had confused MS
father with an uncle, who IS a member
of the Massachusetts legislature.
Although Mr.. Sullivan $ influence III
his party had been on the wane for
some time, he long mad a following
which made INN factor IN any con
test IN which the Democracy was
l engaged, and there. were tunes when he
doomed up as figure OF statewide
Importance. He had served on the
Democratic state central committee and
had presided over Democfatc state
convention. .
After coming to hartford MI. sum
van became prominent IN labor clfcles
and, as a clerk III the I. A Rehhachel
clothing store, he was a leader IN the
| retail clerks organization lie was
chosen president of the Hartford Zen
| traI Labor Union, which brought mn
/ prominently to the notice OF thos'
/ interested IN the organized labo
movement, and when he was nominal
ed for mayor by the Democra[S II
u 1902, following the defamation OF Ef
nest Cady, he had the support OF man!
labor union men who had preElousi!
voted the Republican ticket. HIS en-
trance into politics IN Hartford wa
| by way of the short lived Eeonoml
league. which did what 1t could t
i influence the nominations Of both tn
- major political parties.
The Sullivan administration was
stormy one. being marked by a Iarg
and varied collection OF wragles be
tween the executive and the aldefhei
chiefly over the nominations Tor clt
commissions 1t was felt by man
that he was not fairly treated an
this undoubtedly gave him somethln
tof a sympathetic vote when he wa