Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 4, 1908 · page 4

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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"‘ ‘r. ; Alissi tislsp ilssltssi tlmut
‘ ls Bridgeport contrary to the
flaw Bans Law

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.. oftkniswaslsrk'soles by County

lime warden Infill sail Deputy Game
Warden Walter P. Nooaan has disclos-
ed a number of irregularly issued li-
censes to hunters. the holders of which
will have to either pay additional fees
Old or stand prosecution.

There are three classes of hunters' li-
'eenses, one for residents of the state.
a second for non-residents..aud a third
for aliens. Residents are taxed $1.10
non-residents 810 26 and aliens 815. 25

Complaint was made to County Game
Warden Smith thilt resident licenses
had been issued to aliens. Assisted by
Warden Walter 1’ English. of this city.
he spent nearly a week investigating.
The two licenses first questioned were
taken out by P. Milka-No. zoo. nndCar-
mine Pirony, No. 202, one taken out
Dec. 4. the other Dec. it. Neither name
appeared on the voting list. When
fou_nd in their homes on thematillde
they showed their first or declaration
Hillel's and claimed they were entitled
toaresident license. Both surrendered

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ifeigs B. l'tus—
bosn the representative
. and adjacent terri-
connection. William
has managed the Nor-

o'er. comes to 80th
he is well known and

’ Mater 1' Cargill, they were no good. One said there

7 . “Tm", “0"” to “'9 were many aliens with the same kind
_ fl, min. succeeds Mr. of license on first papers.
Wk oflce. A figfui study of the licensekstubfs
m“. wast made in the town cler ’s o -
II “is.“ “anew "9' nee. which brought out more startllns
1 re ° same results. A number of resident llcl'nileil
had been issued to aliens whose names
do not appear in the directory. They
are not voters. Some could not be.
found and whether they are citizens or
not is doubtful. several names of for-
eigli birth not On the voting list were
investigated, with the result that six
resident licenses were in alien hands.
One who could not speak English, told
throu an interpreter how he had
sent 1.10 to the town Clerk to "buy
some licenses," and had received it. He
. hadnot signed his nettle as required
and did not know the law.

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

“a.” had the Women's
Held Joint Affair.

. “1'9“!mb Hall town clerk. claiming he had not been
Building. before a large asked directly if he was a citizen and
members of both 01'“an mineresldent form. He will have

' the uunity of taking out the. w.
m of "'9 Relief 00m fomopnnsweflng the charge of vio-
Mailed, a“. function be‘ lating Chapter-'1”, the license not.
All the licenses were surre tiered and
. ' °‘ Bums”!!! 00m except the lost it seemed the the hold
junior “3‘9 vice-president. ers were of the belief that first papers
mission of "I" ceremony, was all that was necessary to obtain
”db,“ Keith past com- a 81.10 license. The statute provides
gingham Post, installed that resident licenses can be‘issued
only to bone-tide residents and citizens.
. °' both organization Where the town clerk is not sure that
killed “'9 ”Huh" the applicant is such, he is expected to
= m”. Relief “'9‘ withhold the license until the appli-
" Mrs. M” l'" Byiugton. cant either shows his citizenship pa-
Vioorpresident—Mrs Emma pers or furnish other proof of citizen-
ship. it had been stlltlletlted that ev-
ery applicant should be Timid“: under
oath that til min t be e or per-
~Mrs. Kate M Sherwood. Jury In casee’of misrepresentation.
,4 " '4‘"? "”7 W- Pelton Any one knowing of any more hunt-
‘ 5" Charlotte BNM' ' s wrengfully holding such licenses

Ila-”Dallcmggwn' should report them at once that they

may be investigated.
Catheter—Mrs Elects J. 'I'h

: 9 new game protective association
(hard-burs Mary Decker in this city has taken an active inter-
' , Wt! eat-Mrs. Emma

est in Game Warden Smith and his

assistant’s work. Another year the as-
’Oollt' Testers—lira. Etta Crossman.
, ,. J.’ Robinson. Mrs. Mary

sociation will be in a position to be of
material assistélnce to glaze oill‘cltltles.
I!" Thegamewarenhasw nae r
##giengeébe of thanks to the association for its co-
Blinkl ham Pest. .
".iehard .l. Cutblil. \ ed "“3”“

operation in looking into the question-
ITIeOOOIImander-Charles W.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

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Wmnder—A. 0. cold- finn- "WW" "ill-”*1 M
< ter-4-Thomas liradiey. .1 ,
Jones 8. Lyon. .
In You Schaick. NAVAL RESERVES SMOKEH.

 

' of the Day—Alonzo Wheeler.
of “canard—Charles i. Map Members Have a Successful Affair in
. . tile Norwslk Armory. .
i-Goorge A. White. Douglas Fowler Naval Reserves held
Shier—Henry L Smith. a very enjoyable smoker. last evening.
sergeant—Joseph I’ at the Norwaik Armory. There was a
' attendancfe :f the 1it‘lviembers, and thin
inflation ceremonies, feature 0 t e gate ng was a ran -
m ' m ’3... taken to Grand hm" supper, With cigars. pipes. etc,
W am, where a tempting coil» in abundance. The Martian practic-
‘ (VII waiting on long tables. the ed wigwagging and signal work. and
' 'is'eissisg varioiu kinds of sslc there was a game of basketball be-
, beef, ham, cake, tween the tlrst and second teams. the
m, milk and other articles former winning by a score of 32 to 14.
The supper was taken care The lineup was as follows:
ghdiss. though the men as— First Team. ascend Team.
a little as waiters. .
the serving of tie supper

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Right forward.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

m Buckley favored with Riley ....... .. Hendricks
‘ h . Left forward.
wmu Coflln..... .......... .........Bniitii
, ' ’, Center .
MON. Yost ..... . ............. .l. Guarnierl
Left guard.
m Miiigmnon and Field ................ .Fiteliion
m Nalfi Married It Right guard

, Nest Friday evening the first team
will play the Victors. of Bridgeport.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Rochelle.
,of South

“Nadia“v tendelred HOTEL AN'RIVALO.
ell .

n y a M Clifford-C. Covlll. Patti Keeier and
There wife. Edna M. Kecler. Boston; (3. H.
Brown. Newburg. N. Y.; C. L. Grant.
Hartford; 8. C Stone and wife, .l.
all lirnphy. Herman Vogel. Fred Miness,
New York; .Iohn Ireland and wife.
. Dasbnry; August F. Bolser. Brooklyn.
Mannheim-James J. Heron. New
Haven; L. It. llurlbutt. Wilton: George
L. Rockwell. llidgefleld: W. It. Ford.
Waterbury: if. Walker, New York: C.
A. Smith. New Haven; fl. Greenstein.
Nary Quigiey. Bridgeport; A. G. llern.
to T. W. Franklin. George ll. Young, New
York: id. It. Banks. city; Frederick
ltemmer. New York; L. E. Warrick.
the Albany: George Reeves. New York:
I. 8. Dustin. New Haven; .1. L. Black
man. Lynn, Mass; Addison Stillwell,
Chicago.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

W 00" Till DUNN!“

Ifr. I. I. Chamberlain. of Clinton.
Nails. says of .nsclllen's Arniea delve:
"it does the business: 1 have used it
for piles and it cared them. Used lt
”chapped hands and it cured them
Appliedittoss oldsorealidit healed
mm. a scar behind. "

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Marshals continual. I
orNanco'rto. .

their license to the wardens when told .

 

pafeciliemed forC
lion. Sour Stomiicildligrfliors

. ness and Loss or Slur.
lush-lib Signature of

For Over
Thirty Years

Milllllll

MW Installed One man had taken advantage of the -__.
l' OPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
MUSIC HALL.
Electrograph drew a
crowd to Music Hall. last night.
pit-lures are excellent, and colilprise
such as “F‘rn Dialiolo." a great Clilllltif"
love story: “Ilirds Nesting" is full of
comedy; "Silver King" is very inter
estlug; "lied Man's Ways," is the moat
llovel picture ever seen; "Discipline
and Humanity." is true to everyday
life; "Glorious Siart,".,is a great pic
The Elecimgraoh always keeps
wide awake looking for the best and
newest pictures, and this has been
proven in the past.
. COSGROVE STOCK CO.
Another treat is in store for next
week at iloyt's Theatre in the Cote
grove Stock (30., headed by Rollo
Lloyd. considered the cloverest talent.-
ed young leading man now playing rcp-
Mr. Lloyd has risen in the
field of leading man in the last five
playing different sections of
the country and always getting the
prestige of the people and establish
log for himself a great.
which be has now and can always
hold. and Manager Cosgrovo has had
the very best of luck In securing such
a clever leading man for his capable.
Mr. Lloyd is not particu-
larly good in only one bill, but is in
them all. and he has the magnetism in
captivate an audience from itlflll it)
During the engagement next
week 'ihe theatre-going public of The

 

 
 
 
 

NEW YORK.

 
 
 
 
 

DIMI'OWVUWADD.~

 

 

-..—-——-—-———————.—_.....___.____
Norwaiks will have an excellent op-
portunity to see Mr. Lloyd in some
of the most clever. tricky leading roles
in repertoire that. is being attempted
by any leading man playing repertoirl
The. special scenery carried iv
grand and every detail is looked after
ill the very. kt'f'l'llelil luauuor.
class specialties are introduced be
tween the acts and are worth the ad
mission price alone.
ladics' night. All] lady is entitled to
the best 300 filial for 150
for the entire engagement are on sale
at the usual plumes. .

‘ EARL BURGESS CO.

The Earl Burgess Company prt'liolll
ed Thelma to a huge ltilillilitll
Hoyt’s s’l‘heatre last night
her was earnest in their endelivors to
please and. received the applause of
The trained dogs were
as usual warmly greeted
tour singing contest which took“ place
after the close of
Walter Reed releiwl dist prize and
Hll"ll 0' Grady second.
eight contestants‘ underwh received all
kinda of applause, beginning at their
first appearance and continuing until
they made their final how.
the company will close their engage-
mom with Lured from Home.
Cosgrovo. Stock Company»
featuring Rollo Lloyd will play
week's oligagemeut, Friday night,
copied. On that ni b
May.- Home will be

Monday night,

 

 

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PERFECTION OIL HEATERS AND RAYO LAMPS

' For Sale by A. 1. COLLINS & co.

_.__. .. .._...-.

7. Guarnleri ............. Weller. .

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WON OIL alarm AND RAYO LANPI

 

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After the nuns there is
communism
_ “sells.

rumuascowassco.

Dionne and Tree s Oneness.

Everybody is welcome.

ing sufficient for five persons.

which is an encouragement to them.

 

There will he a fprewell meeting at'
the Salvation Army Hall. tomorrow,
night. Captain Henry Jarrett, who has’
labored in our midst for the last six—
teen mouths, first in charge of the
corps, and later as financial solicitor.
will. with his wife, say goodbye to
the many friends. They go in Hart-
ford to take up work in connection
with the “penny-aday" boxes under
Molar Davis, the divisional officer.

The Army desires to express its
thanks for the very generous manner
in which the business men and the
many friends in the city came to their
help during tilt recent Christmas ef-
fort. and would say that it far sur‘
passed their expectations. They were
sbleto sontod out about seventyvilve
family baskets, each basket contain-

 
 

New Year's night a tree was given
to the poor children of the city. about
fifty being expected. but the hall at
W3 Washington street was crowded
with about one hundred and twenty-
flve children, many of mm being ac-
companied by their parents. (lifts in
the way of clothing and toys. also or-
anges. candy and nuts were distributv
ed to seventy-five children. They
have been Able to do this through the
kindness of the many friends, and

A lomslu issuer} "smut...
“Mass to be Neil Tomorrow Night—

 
 

"iron sar‘unoav'a trauma

The Annual Odds and Ends Sale

The real wiudvn little Kalidsy business. ODD WI 0’ ALL
KINDS OI" NERO ANDlll—A SING” GAR-NWT HERE, A anu-
NANT Oli‘ GOODS TRIED. ETC. eat of the lots are not; small to
nicotine. so we give you only a pa list. THERE WILL BE A
ORIENTAL AVERAGI “VINO. 0F

50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR

ngomis nail departments throughout the store.‘
srsnr run: saw was slour. seam now To ear THE
slosr roll voun uounv. , t,

WHITE usscsnlgso wslsr- wousuvs ussvv rtaacso
LINED s'rocltluas.

 

253 goods, about a desert styles. wanttoclean them all out.
Just the least bit soiled. Today's Price. 10o.

 

edsy, 12m. Regular 17c and lie value.
9 OUTING 'LANNILO. IUOTIR BROWN'O OTOCKINOI .
Odds and ends, about 800 yards. . FOR BOY. OI OIAILU. .
will last but a short time. Worth The balance of our Xmas stock
10c , only a few of some siaes. Regular
Today's Price, bl/zc. price is2

 

All comparatively new. Regular All sizes, in various makes. We ’

 

Teday's Price, 100 Pllf'.

64 INCH OATIN TABLE . ,
" OAMAOK. MEN'S FLANNELETTI. :PA-
Regular (do. We have only two JAMAO. ‘

styles to' show, but they’re good Neatly trimmed. sixes up to is. 3
ones. Not many of the medium sizes. .‘

 

have a little surplus in the bank for
winter relief and general corps work

 

 

dAl‘iUSEMENTSo

 

Today's Price. 44:. Regular 81.60 value. 4
TorIay, 96c.
46 INCH. ILAGK MOHAIR .
DR!” 0000.. MEN’O HEAVY FLANNELITTE 7
BLOUOIO.

‘Resular value Etc. The “a:
are a little bit rumpled. will

interfere with the wear. size Regular 50c and We quality.

 

 

HOYT’S THEATRE

—-

DAY. DECEMBER 30.
Daily Matinee Beginning Tuesday.
EARL EURO!” COMPANY

Presentin

REFINED VAUDEVILLE.
~ v lveni figs.
Saturday—lured From Home.
Nations.
llaiurtlay~A Girl of the Streets.

ducsd Between Acts at Every
Performance by

OI'B.

log and Acrobatic Evolutions.
Professor Hall's Wonderful no;-

and
Edison's Latest Moving Pictures.
FR “ES:
Evenings-40c. 20c, 30c.

evenings.
Mntinees—lOc, 20c. -

Prices same as evenings.

HOYT’S mill-inn

ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY. JANUARY dill.
Except Friday. January 10th.

 

 

00M PANV.

Mil. NOLLO LLOYD,
in Dramatic and Classic Plays.

Her.
Tuesday eveniug~Arrnln Na- -Poquc.
Wednesday evening-flinch Flag.

Mr. Hyde.
Saturday evening—Monte Cristo.

er’s Crime.

Matinee Wednesda and Saturday.
PNIC I.

Mstiness .......... ......

Z" 'r'r'b'lt' Edict}; En'd 31.1551; chi"
. admit any lady to the best reserv-.
. ed seat if presented at the Box.

. nary tlth.
Limited to 200.

ONE WEEK COMMENCING MON-

’ d” a style. 820. 00 value.
O10

Today's Price. 43:. if your boy’ s size is in the lot. lulli .

. At 356.
BLACK OATIIN PITTIOOATO.

All the good colorings. not. every

 

A‘ link" lot. lengths 42 and M WOMEN'. WITO;

only, worth 81. 50 each. If you can All the best materials, lines tint 5
represent only one or two sizes of ' ‘

use either of these sizes. buy to-
At 00c.

 

HIGH-OLAOS HEPE'N'TOIRI AND

High- Class Vaudeville Features intro-

ll. C. La Tier, the popular entertain-

 

 

l9llhort lengths. Regular price 0' WRITING PAPER. '
C.

 

 

 

 

Today, 170. .
rd. ‘

Tm”-1.°‘_!'. LADIES' tang. 'ralzlmoifinusau- ,
water sacs. CY EM '0 E ‘
Fitted with purse. a big variety, . KERCHIEFS. ,

burst of them were used in window 121/,c."15c and We value, Mussed
display. $1.25 value. from store decorations. .

Today, 79c. ‘ Today, 9c-

 

The Desmond Trio. in Singing, Danc-

 

‘r‘Bos'te! 570“?

 

First 4 rows in Orchestra—50c for

 

Reserve Seats New Year's Matinee.

little frills on the corset cover or
teneding oven the shoulders help to
hold out the gown sleeves and are
very dainty when lace and embroidery
’ trimmed like the front of the cover.

Entire wheat griddle cakes are a
welcome (flange from w.heat cakes;
they are made ill proportion of one-hali
flllllllll of entire to one cup of white
tour.

 

THE POPULAR COWROVE STOCK

 
 

Presenting the Romantic Young Actor,

Monday evening—World Against

Thursday evening—J» .lt-kyl and

Wednesday matinee—For His Broth-

Saturday matinee-To be an nounccti,
High Class Vaudeville Between Acts.

the foundation silk. adds to the light-
ness of the laces 'by holding it slightly
away from the foundation.

Evening ............ 10c. 28:: g

 

. Odie.) before it p. in. Monday, Jan- .

 

MUSIC HELL“

Booth Nerwslk. Conn.

ELIOTNOONAPH
"W With the Lats

Change of Pictures .

MI. CARL OTUMPF.
louth Nerwsik's Favorite,

NATINEI ON IATUROAY ONLY.
We Guarantee This thew.

ROLLAWAY
SKATING RINK.

NOR TI! MAIN 11'
South Harwell

EVENING.
”enacted—Cleft pun.

Mimi m 15 ”MI.

”NW1"! sssrosr

Willi WAY Mill.

usxr oasis.
siouosv EVENING, ass. era.

Preliminary Gains.
arsslroso.

rwmwuuso'cma.
DANCINOM'IOTO‘II.

 

 

 

 
 

 

Go where the crowd peer and see the
MOVING PICVUNIO AND [LI-UN-
‘ I 'T'NATID .ONOO.

MONDAY, WIDDN:VODAV AND '1"-
Illustrated Conga Will Is dung by

 

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Oksti fluntsintbesfternsen.
lnstesdt'fuet. Ladiessdmittsdfrssj

Intro musisatthe albumssmrm ‘

BASKET BALL.

 

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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. their velvet costumes. trimming ,'

______ with tulle and feathers.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

Borden’s Condensed Milk.

Peerless Evaporated Cream (two sizes) ................. 5c and fog

Eagle Irsnd Condensed Milk ........ . ....................... .... ide- '

Tile Dims Condensed Milk ................................ . . 106
Challenge Condensed'Miik ........ . ..... ..... ice
Magnolia Condensed Milk ......... . ....................... tie

i 26 ‘thslliiqltli St.
.‘ debit! Neroalk.
Phone 655-2.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

Permanent Patrons.

IXTNA PINK OTANP OFFINO AND COME OUT PNIGI ”16s
IALO FOR IATUIDAY. ,

so Stamps with 1 lb. Very BostTea. (any kind). lb. .............lOo
”Stamps with] lb. rancyNoz ea.lb. 0a
to dumps withtib.tloodltisod Tea ”mu...”

”lumps with 1 lb. Ito-Ks Blend Coffee ....fls
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to atalaps with 1 lb. Java andlsraesibotlolse. ,..............lla

IUTTlh—Ne Juno. but Delicious ipin Creamery,» . ......,...ue
“OULDIIH.W. 'INGY (W" ”o loose-sss'om
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l “Noble’s Corn......100 ITMMWWH
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. if you are going to wear your but
far back on your head as the fashion ‘
is imong young girls). do not robin .
your brown and go show with the an?
penrance of being afraid every moment
that your hat is going to fall off. Bu
her into the spirit of the style. Dress
your hair in keeping, fasten the hat sc-
curely, and then toss your head baoi: '
with the feeling of safety. The resui’
If striped velvet is used for the ‘9 youthful and becoming. "
skirt. It has become quite the fall to
make the vest of the plain broadcloth
mat of the velvet buttoned with bilge

The smart waistcoast is always on
mannish lines. says “Dress." and goes
on to describe one of mocha cantor. ii
silver buttons. As you will see. if '3 in ““838 breasted style. collation:
the vest in our of the order that ox- 3'1" with ""99 “m 900““
tends to the bottom of the coat with
tie break between the skirt and vest.
the effect of the sniper! vritei will be.
one of height.

leather is in the darkest shade of tau .
The edges are ilnlslled with a bindin .
of black and great silk braid. Th .
is intended to be worn with a bind“.
Candie shades have their interim and green chofiotcostume-
ing of chiffon between the silk founda
tion and the gathered white lace that '
toils it. The chiffon. colored like acts upon the bowels and thereby ‘
drives the cold out of the system. Ti
contains no opiates—it is pleasant to
take and is highly recommended for
Those who find a bat burdensome children. Sold by The Clifford Phar-
often choose a satin hat to wear with macy and The Bridge Pharmacy.

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup

 
 

 
 

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