New Britain herald., 1923-10-11
SMALLER NUMBER OF
Licenses ISSUED
Hunters Applying for Permits Are
81 Less Than Last Year
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS

fsisis-Iiasline Noies-tsauft TRIAL
| Observation-Disclosures iieease i~sae.
Al Town Haii--i'riefs,
Miss Mae Morgan, town clerk far
Plainyille. 1in speaking of the number
OF applicants for hunters licenses
this morning. stated that the numhe,
OF those applying this year is less By
81 than last year, The total Of H.
eenses issued this year IL IL while
last year the total for the season was
ms, This. however. may not repre-
sent this years total for the season.
as several are appearing al the town
clerks Office every day 10 secure the
permits TO hunt. and II may be pos.
sible that several will appear this
week.
To date. only one man has been re-
fused a permit under the now ruling
which forbids the issuance of hunting
licenses TO aliens. Miss Morgan stated
that one man appeared who claimed
that he had been resident OF this
country for 30 years had applied. He
was not. however. on the voting lists
and had no papers TO show that he
was citizen OF this country. He
stated that he was born In Europe.
Miss Morgan told him that he would
have to show his citizenship papers
before he could secure a license and
he left the office and has not reap
pcared there TO date.
/ Football Season Opens
The All-Plainvile football team
will open the season Sunday after
noon against the fast and heavy
Dutch Hill eleven of Meriden. Under
the capable direction of Coach Kelly.
the Plainville squad has developed
into smoothly working machine.
Practice sessions of late have shown
that the local squad will give the Wis
itors hard tussfe and "A hard game
is expected.
The Plainville team will have an
other workout before the game, 1t is
expected, and the coach will lay
stress on practice OF signals and trick
plays Members for the various no.
sitions will be tried out and the
strongest lineup possible will be put
on the field Sunday.
Assessors Begin Work
The board of assessors composed OF
S. T. Williams, w. j. Simpson and ].
). kimmel have started work on com
piling the lists of taxable property in
Plainville in preparation for the maxi
ing up OF the grand list Notices have
been issued to property owners that
lists of taxable property must be filed
according to law with the board of
assessors OH or before November 1.
lhese lists must be made out properly |
and sworn to with penalty of an adj |
dltional 10 per cent being added for
laiiure to do so. Blanks may be OBJ
tained from the assessors or at By
ihgton's drug store. Today a list of
the dates for the hearings of the as
SCISSORS has been published and pron-
erty owners may appear before them
at any time.
Bowling Notes
Inc Tigers will meet the Brock
Barnes post. American Legion bowl
ing team on the Recreation alleys this
% - VIZ SSSoiiu game OF the sea-
son for John Valentines charges The
Tigers were victorious over the peck
spring Co., team last week but the
opposition this evening will be much
stronger. The Tigers expect to null
out with win and followers of hoth
teams are anxious for the game to
start "
league is being formed in town
10 play at the Recreation alleys and
several teams have already entered
Inc prize for the winners is se5.
Court Trials Tonight.
interest is centering on the trials
Oh the two truck drivers who will on
pear before Justice Prior in the town
court this evening on the charge Of
oreach OF the peace. The men were
arrested because of the complaints
made by tenants of the Neri blocL
against the noise created by automo-
pies which were left running Wills
ne occupants were spending consid-
erable time elsewhere The residents
VINO complaint said that the noise
which was created early in the morn.
ng disturbed their slumbers and fol-
owing warnings by the officials. the
Wo men were arrested.
Marriage License.
Miss Mae Morgan. town clerk. is
sued maria oe Ennnsa To-.