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THE MORNING JOURNAL-COURIER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1908.
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pOOP A'S BANQUET1
j Dutch Supper, Followed
Entertainment, Last
Evening.
by
CENTENARY THIS FALL
At Thru Time n Monster Ccdclirutlon
is riiimiril to Tnko
I'lnce,
j The spirit of ".Saddles and Spurs"
) and of the 'galloping cavulry horses'
( hoofs gave zest to the banquet of the
men of Troop A held last evening In
the Lefflngwell 'building, although
there was not a bugle blown and of
necessity not a horse was present.
The occasion was a Hutch supper and
Jollification with plenty of both and
to spare, especially the latter, The
troop has been In the habit of holding
banquets every year since Its organi
zation seven years ago. Instead of a
banquet It was deckled to have a
Dutch supper for the good and suf
ficient reason that a monster banquet
is planned for next October In com
parison with which the former af
fairs of this nature In years past will
be of the diminutive variety. It
eeems that In the fall will come the
hundredth anniversary of the estab
lishment of the Second company nf
the Governor's Horse Guard, of which
the present organization of Troop A
came as an offspring seven years ago.
At the time of the monster centen
ary celebration planned for next fall
every veteran of the organization who
can possibly be present In New Urn-en
may be counted on as to be 1ere.
Every effort will be made to make i
the big banquet one which New Ha
ven will long remember.
The Dutch supper last evening was.
as Its name suggests, of a very in
formal order. The fun Increased as
the evening wore on, as Is quite usual
ly the case with Troop A affairs. Aft
er Caterer Louis Metzgor had served
excellent repast the funny men of,
the troop and actors were let loose
good and plenty. They were snppll
mented In their efforts In the laugh
line by Prof. W. Manning Reynolds
and his daughter, who gave a very
good musical act, following which
Trof. Reynolds gave a monologue,
which doubled up all his hearers.
Joseph Sutherland of the Grays was
the only other non-troop man called
Into the festivities. In ns up to date
an Irish costume as ever sallied forth
from Dublin or Cork he gave a little
monologue and song ad that he called
"A Bunch of Irish Nonsense." lAnd
tTue it was to Its title for the laughs
came In bunches that kept the troop
members In a hilarious mood.
Some of the members of the troop
who took part In the entertainment
and Jollification were John H. Rntwer,
Otto Metss, Frank Carglll and Adolph
Krahl.
The cemmltteTirrliargP'or trip rlln
rmr was composed of the following:
fergeant Samuel W. Smith, Sergeant
Henry Lord, Sergeant John Hug'),
Quartermaster Dvight B, Snow, and
Corporal C. S. Jones.
AT LOCAL. THEATERS
HYPERION.
ridcllfth Way To-night Hitchcock
To-morrow "Iind of Nod."
A Yiddish play will be the attrac
tion In this city to-night at the Hy
perion theater when the famous New
York all-star Yiddish company direct
from New York city, will make Its ap
pearance hem in Its great success
"The Martyr," a play of Yiddish life
In four acts Interwoven with sweet
Yiddish music from the pen of a well
known writer. This play
and the
great atars,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Xathanson, are known to th Yiddish
public and will be seen to great ad
vantage during this engagement.
Raymond Hltoliooek,
One of the most Interesting attrac
tions booked for the Hyperion Is
Henry W. Savage's comic opera with
, Raymond Hitchcock, which will be
seen at that thea-ter to-morrow
nlcht. The piece is written by Rich
ard Hardin Davis. Wallace Irwin and I Into bed and pulling the blankets over
Alfred O. Robyn, and there have been ! him.
few musical plays received with as Reside Hip there Is another llttl
much appreciation. The humor Is ! "hlg thing" on the bill. It Is laddie
delightful and the nuiHlc einacks of an,!
originality and (lavor particularly
catching. Mr. Savage has mounted
"A Yankee Tourist" elaborately, and
the 'cast and crus have been select
ed with a view of giving Mr. Hitch
cock an unusually wlrong support.
Among the cast are Flora Zabelle,
Helen Hale, Eva Fallon, Susie For
rester Cawthorn, Herbert Cawthorn,
Wallace Beery, Harry Lan E. II.
Phillips, Philip Smalley, F,. Terry
Parsons and others of eo,ual note.
"I.hikI of Xod" Seat Sale.
Although "The Land of Nod" will
rot be aeen In this city until Friday
and Saturday, April 3 and 4, the box
office has already been deluged with
Inquiries and requests that seats be
reserved for this engagement. The
management has therefore decided to
accept mall orders for this special
performance and all orders will be
filed In the order of their receipt. All
HERRMANN'S
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756-758 Chapel St,
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25c LUNCH 25c
MEM' AVEIIMIMII AV, A I'll 1 1, 1.
Mil P.
Consomme Maeedoine Puree Fauljunno
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Boiled Tom I od - Brrnolse,
uvrii i;f
Irish stew Dublin Htyle
HO A NT,
Prime Rib- Hoefflu Jua
Leg Nntlve Yenl
VEnr.TAm.Ef.
Polled and MnMieil pntntne
Htewed Tomatoes
nr,str,nT.
Apple Slump -Vanilla Sauce
Apple. Lemon Mer'na-ie mil Custard Pi.i
Tea. and C-fef
All our pies. piKV.Inr!, '.i.istrlen, ete
marie by our own ehf-f, ,ndl"s' Cafe
up sulrs. Also meals a la carte.
remittances should bo made payable!
to .Manager ISIdrldge, It Us expected !
that standing room will be at a pre.-
nilum fur thl.1 engagement so those
who buy their peats early will avoid
disappointment,
NEW HAVEN.
"Tho Girl of Knlo Hnncli" n Winner
I'nmoiis I ia ml Coming,
A lurge audience witnessed the pre-
scntutliin of the sensational western
drama "I he Girl of Eagle Ranch"
with the clever comedienne, Miss Ma-
mle Fleming In the title role, support
ed by an excellent company at the
New Haven theater ln?t night. This
play Is a four act melodrama and Is
denominated as of the sensational
class, but Its sensation Is not overdone
and its excitement Is sane and judi
ciously Improvised, The comedy spir
it predominates, and there Is little of
the lachrymose to be found. Ml-'s
Fleming with charming naturalness,
girlish enthusiasm and bubbling spir
its, plays the role of "The Girl" and
as. an untutored child of the west she
Is the embodiment of breczlness.
Hetween acts three and four V, H.
Gracoy Introduces a clever musical
specialty which brings down the
house. The performance will be giv
en again to-day, matinee and night,
and Is well deserving of a visit.
The Ho.vnl Hand.
Director Erik Hocgberg, the leader
of the Royal Kronoherg Regiment
band, that will appear at the New
Haven theater In grand concert on
Friday night, April 3, is one of the
noted military musicians of .Sweden.
To his efficiency and energy are In a
great measure du" the name and fame
of the celebrated organization.
Lieutenant Hocgberg, as Is his mil
itary title, received his first musical
and military training at the Royal
Svea Uodyguards, all the lower mili
tary grades of which be has passed
while a stud-nt at the Royal Academy
of Music of his native city of Stock
hop from the tender age of thirteen
years. Rarely mure than seventeen
was Hocgberg. when he became n
member of the Royal court orchestra
of the Stockholm opera. In 198 he
passed his examination and was grad-
""ted from the Royal Academy of
Music ns director musices of said
famous Institution of learning.
The advance sale is now open, and
seats are rapidly selling.
mu MMru uoy" cast i.ahgk
.Tames V. I'nrsonx AVUI I'lny 'Tatty
Schmidt" Again Next Month.
'Arrangements for the production of
the "Drummer Iloy of Shlloh." at the
New Haven theater, under the auepieea
of America lodge, No. f2. K. of P., next
month are progressing rapidly, and it
Is probable that th cast will be an
nounced very shortly. The part of
"Fatty Schmidt," which will again be
played by James F. Parsons Is not a
Dutch part anywhere else but In New
Haven, and Mr. Nail has made the
part suit Mr. Parsons to a nicety.
There has ben some slight changes In
th piny lneo u last production here,
and It will be given this time In this
city for tb first time anywhere under
the new version.
The cast Is a large one, there being
25 women beside a Iargr number of
men than when put on here bef.ire.
The books are expected the latter
part of the week and rehearsals will
commence at once. The committee
having the arrangements In charge are
William J. Fuller, who in tho chair
man, and also rhalrman of the wavs
and means committee of the lodge;
Clinton H. Kibhe and Frank 11. Mul
ler. POLI'S.
Little Hop Is the Wrr Alt nut Inn There
This Wrrk.
It's real vaudeville at Poll s nw the
ater this week, snappy, clever vaude
ville, with a little bit of everything
and not too mii'h of anything. I.ittl"
j Hip the elephant I the star.
Hip's work as a program hoy
pleased last night and the manage,
mcnt promises that he will hold the
Job the re.t of the. week, matinee and
evening.
On the Mage Hip Is just as clever as
off. He stands on his head and on hie
hind lets, walks on two eg. glvea an
Imitation of a drunken elephant, sits
at a table and orders "one more," sits
on a chair and does all kind? of other
stunt, finally winding up by Jumping
'hn. "1f" English boy comedian, Just
turning IB, according to the program.
Laddie ha most of the "Just turning
40" comedians barked off the boards
for originality and good comedy.
"The Six Little Girls and Tlielr Ted
fly Rear." something real new, feature
Everett. Hi'ott, Seolt was seen here as
the active brown bear In "The Had Boy
and His Teddy Hears" at another the
ater a short time ago. He was the I
whole show In that production. Some
body baa plucked hint and put him on
In vaudeville with the girl act. and he
kept the women and children scream
ing last night. "The Mule Girls" are
of extra sweet type and have several
new eongs nnd dances,
MrKenzle, Shannon Co., with "A
Shlim Flirtation,' seen here before,
pleased again. Shannon's old song,
"Chum Highball," Mill wins.
Harry & Wolford, the town toph-s,
tickle talkers .have gogs that are all
new and also some clever parodies.
The Camille Comedy trio of acrobats
gives the jdiow n lively opening and
the Exposition Four In a musical act
delighted those of musical car.
BIJOU.
"u flnrry" UliN 1'alr t Outdo last
Scflsoit1! Itci'ord.
'"Pu Harry" this week's attraction at
the HIJou theatre promised to outdo Its
last season's record, The second per
formance of this famous play Is prov
ing more popular, if such a thing were
pf'sidlile, thin Its first offering by the
1'IJou Stock. In costuming and scenic
effects It Is the most artistic success
ever presented on the HIJou stage,
Miss Gertrude Shlpman In the title
role s charming as usual and the role,
one of her best, Is Interpreted In her
usual artistic manner, She Is well sup
ported and the work of the entire
company In worthy of commend.itlon
Friday the first picture of Miss Ship
man in street costume ever printed, will
be tho sjuv enlr.
CHARITY CONCKKT.
Announcement Ilcptnllng Affairs In
Music llnll Sunday,
The announcement given out by J. T.
Hendricks, who is arranging the pro
gram for the charily concert to be
i given Sunday evening, April 5, Mush;
1 hull, that there was still good local
'talent In the city, that had mil had the
: opportunity of iifferltiK their service
! lor thin cause, has already brought
,., ,.esults. S(,Vl,val uf tlu, ollos
cur.d l8 juvenile orchestra of some !
elghteen or twenty boys of this city,
ranging from ages of fifteen to tvventy
years of age, and who will be under
the leadership of M ister Richard Don
ovan. This ulone should prove a novel
ty as all the boys are good musicians.
Another one that no doubt should prove
a drawing card Is the services of Frank
D. Nelson, the well known stage direc
tor and comic opera comedian. Then
there are a number .of others who have
responded whose names will be an
nounced later.
The subscription list for tickets has
proven very satisfactory so far, as the
prices will be popular, 25 and 50 cents,
dure Is no doubt but a good attendance
will be given this concert. The full
program will be printed later
week.
In
the
IIOMUSTKM) KIXK.
Hemming Popular Among the Many
Skaters.
Skating Is one of the sports which
every girl should take In while still
very young, for the art while easily
acquired by gentlemen is one that
adults bite to learn as an adult begin
ner appears rather ridiculous on skates
and Is moreover much iiarder to teach.
A girl never looks more graceful,
more beautiful than when she Is skat
ing across the floor, her cheeks glowing
with exercise, bcr eyes sparkling, her
motions dashing and birdlike In their
quickness anil assurance. The manage
ment of the Homestead rink, has en
gaged competent Instructors to teach
those who are Just beginning.
Wednesday evening, April 1, two gold
rings will be given to the must popnl.ir
skaters who visit the rink.
GOVKHNOll ASKS STATU I'TtOUi;.
Harrix of Ohio Crgcs Swooping Inves
tigation of All 1'iihlio OflliTH.
Coin lbus, ()., March 31.--Oove.rnor
Harris sent a message to the Ohio as
sembly to-day In which he says:
"No Investigation ought to be con
ducted except for the purpose of re
vealing the exact truth and Improving
thiv nubile service.
"With this end In view, I ask once
more for such executive a-tlon as will
secure an Immediate, thorough and Im
partial Investigation of every office, de
partment and institution in the State.
"I recommend the Immediate passage
under a suspension of the rules, of a
bill authorizing a thorough Investiga
tion to tie begun at oncn of all offices,
fl'partnifintH, boards and Institutions of
the State and t be mndiictcd by a
commission composed of men of recog
nized standing and reputation through
out the States, one front each of the
two political parties to he appointed by
the governmnt, with the approval of
the senate."
Cook With Ca
Ten Cents a Day.
If
21-16 York
21-18 York
Terms CASK
Order
This offer is made to secure orders early and
do the piping work before the busy season.
The New Have
HARLAN THE LAST
Norwich Man Only Surviving
Connecticut Brigadier-Gen-eral
in Civil War.
Edward llarland of Norwich, who
commanded llarland's brigade In the
Mnth corps ut the battle of Antle
tam, September 17, lsiii, Is tho only
t'oimectli'iit man now living who wore
the star of a brigadier-general In the
Civil war. Lyon, Sedgwick and Mu.na- !
Held fell in the Meld. Alfred 11. IVr- j
ry, Joseph It. llawley, Robert I). Tyler j
Henry W. lien ham, Henry V, Weswla
and Horatio Gates right were In the
galaxy of heroes with General Har
land, when tho war was ended. The
old commander of Connecticut men
In the N'lnth corps is tho only one re
maining. Of the brevet brlgndler-generals
from Connecticut, who came out of
tthn servke, there are four left. They
are Hraytoit Ives uf New York cUy,
Erastus I'.lakeslee of l.trookllne, Mass,,
Edwin 8. Greeley of this city, and Kd
ward W. Whlttakcr of Washington, D.
c,
'
PK.RK KM'.Y MEN'S CIA R.
At Cilv Mission IIoiinc, Orange Street.
To-night.
The Berkeley Men's club will meet
for lis weekly session at. S o'clock this
evening at the City Mission House, No,
201 Orange street. All are welcome,
with free admission during the "Social
Hour" from ? to 9 o'clock. Tickets will
be ready In preparation for the con
cert of the Yale College Glee club (1011)
to be given nl the Mission House for
the benefit "f the Reilteley .Men's club
on Friday evening of this week. Tick
ets for this concei t of w hich further
iii.i lee win he given, can also ne oo-
tainel at the Mission House nfllce.
to
TO TIGHT i)isi;.sr,.
Stale TiihemilosU Commission
Meet nt New Havrn April IS.
The commission appointed by Gov
ernor Woodruff to 'Investigate tuber-
miosis anil make out a report con-
tabling recommendations tl.fit will be
considered by the next General As
sembly will bold a hearing In the al
dermen's chamber In City ball. Wed
nesday afternoon, April IS, between
2 and 4 o'clock.
The meeting here will be devoted
largely to a consideration of tenement
bouse conditions as related to tuber
culosis. " 1
D'ARMOXI) U'.CTntK MONDAY.
Congressman from Missouri In Ad -
dress 'nlo l aw scliool Mmieni.s.
Congressman David U. P'ArMon.l
of Missouri, will deliver an address to
the students of the Vale I,aw school
next Monday night. While In the cby
he will be the guest
of Alexander
Troup
1VWII W1IKATON WAS m icinr.
New Mllford. March .T 1 . -At an In
filled held to-day in the ease of Pnvld
beaten, w ho was found dead In bed
with a bullet hole In the right temple,
Coroner lllgglns of Wlnsted, gave n
verdict nf suicide. Mr. Wheiton
leaves one son.
U 0
Ordered
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$13
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53-16 Jewel $14
53-18 Jewel $15
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your Gas Range in April and save $1 on the above
GET A
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RANGE
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Treasures Found in
x Our American Forests.
X$at our American forests abound in plants which possess the moat
valuable
mediCinal virtues is abundantly attested by scores of the most
eminefWmecZ
cal writers and teachers
the unMoot
d Indians had discovered the usefulness of many native
plants Wfre
the advent of the white
le whites, led the latter to
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t 1.. lJ J
ucviy u p
we ha(a
Pr, Pierre, of Huff-ilo, N. V., believes ttnt our American forestj
abound in medicinal root's for the cure of mot obstinate and fatal djs
eases, if we would properly investigate them, artcT in confirmation n(
this conviction, he points with pride to the most marvelous, cures ef
fgcted by his "Golden Medical Discovery," which has proven itself to be
t he most efficient stomach tonic. liy.er inviporator. heart tonic and n
tilator, and NoodJeanscr known to medical science. Dyspepsia, of
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ions of the heart vigjd f) if- fnrntiye; nctl?". .
The reason whu " Golden Medical Dig
covery" cures these, and many other
affections, is clearly shown in a little
book of extracts from the standard
medical works which is mailed free to
any address by Dr. R. V. Tierce, of
Buffalo, N. Y., to all sending request
lor the same.
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pply Dr. Tierce's All-Healing Rnlve to
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If your medicine dealer does not have
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! 80 cents in postage ptnmps to Dr. R. V.
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i In treating all open sores, or tilers.
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I TAFT A CTOSE SFCOXP.
Monmouth. Ill, March M. The re
' publican convention of the Fourteenth
on
Before '
Discount
RANGES
T PRICES
250-15 Garland $25
250-17 Garland $27
SAVE
THE
DOLLAR
n
of this and other countries. Even
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continue investigations until to-day
valuable American medicinal roots.
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weakness of parts, will, whether they
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above symptoms, find relief and a per
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roots. The processes employed in their
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T.oth medicines ore entirely free from
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district of Illinois to-day chose dele-
gates to the national convention. They
were Instructed for Cannon. A motion
May First
I ORDER
IT
NOW
as Light. Co.
HYPERION THEATER.
FRIDAY AND SATl'HDAT,
mill Saturday Matinee,
Af'llll. 3 a.nrl 1. i
The Ttork Company's nig Musical E
travngnnza, "TIIK I, AM) OF NOD,"
75 People In the Company.1
Sale Opens Wednesday, April 1
Prices: livening". 25e, to $1.50; mit.
inees, Sfie. to $1.
Hyperion Theater.
WKDNKSDAY, ATRIL 1.
Mr. mid .Mrs. ( lina, .Vitlinimnn
Assists, I by a Cast of Yiddish Players
In "THI1 MAMTVR.'
A I'lny of Yiddish Ufa In Four Act
Interwoven w tth Music.
Prices: : .ir.c, 5e 7Re $1. Set
sale Monday,
Hyperion Theater.
THi'RsnA.y, Armr, 2.
I-Iniy Ffivngi offers
nAOIOM) HITCHCOCK
III the Now Cninlc Opera Hit,
"A Ynnkee Tiurlt."
Tly Richard Ilnrdlng Davis.
Wallace Irw in and A. CI. Bohyn,
Prkes: 25c, liOe.i 75e $1, $1.50. Seat
sale Tuerday, Carriages at 11.
li. D. HCNNIIM,, Manager.
MONDAY, TI.KSDAY, WKDNESDAY.
March 30, 31, April 1.
Matinee Wednesday.
MISS MAMFI5 KI.RMISO
In "Hie lilrl of RiirI Rnnehl
The Great Musical Western Drama.
RELll-'liAR POPULAR PRICES.
FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIt, 8.
Urand Concert by ths
HOY At, KIIONOBIIIir. REGIMENT
H.tMl.
Sweden's Crack MUUry Orchestra
3.1 PICK ED MLSK'IANS 35
. Seat sale opens Monday at Box Of
fice. Prices. 6u.c, 75c, and U.
Bijou Theatre.
SYI.A CSTIlll Z. POt. I, Proprietor.
ENTIRE AVEEK OF MARCH 8J.
HIJou Thenlrr Stork Companj,
'DC nARnv."
Poll's Popular Prices: Uc, 20e, 80s.
Ladles at matineea with children re
ceive special attention. Souvenir mat-
Ine Friday. Dally matlneei.
Scats reserved In advance. Tel. 5011., .
POLINEW THEATER
ENTIRE WEEK OF MARCH 3).
MTTI.R HIP.
7 OTHER BIG ATTRACTIONS 7
Added Feature
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TOLI'S rOPL'LAR PRICES
HOMESTEAD SKATING RINK. .
OPKX FOR THE SEASOX.
Admission 10 cents,
Including Dnm-lng from 10:15 to 11:15 '
Skating 15 cents.
YALE GOLF CLUB.
R. D. PRYDE, Professional.
CITV MKMBFRSII1P $12.00
RUMMER MEMBERSHIP $5.00
TAKE WINCHESTER AVENUE CAR
to substitute Taft'a nam for Cannon's
was tabled by a vote of 105 to 17. After
I a bitter flRht, a motion to make Taft
second choice was tabled, 63 to B9.
Thank Goodness!
I'm through
Carrying Coal.
1186 Vulcan $27
184 HB Vulcan $20
balance $2 each month).
prices.
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