Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-11
aulrruaI arlO Courier.
Thursday Morning, Nov. 11. 1880.
Local News.
Licenses.

The Board of Selectmen held an adjourned meeting last evening. The board were busy for long time signing the applications for licenses which had been acted upon favora- bly,
 The board recommended the following for licenses to sell ale lager beer and Rhine wine
 Mrs. Catharine .Conlan, 139 Wallace street Mrs Charles Flynn, 30 Day; William Hack cit, G1 Carlisle; Hemingway E Bradley, 444 State; Henry Pfeifer, 1O2 Hamilton Mrs. Margaret Martin, 1 Morris; H. Creemin, 40 HoYard avenue Patrick Mcclure, 1589 State; Patrick McHugh, corner Oak and Broad; Martin Nagel, no West; John Kirby, A Nichol Hugh J. Finnegan, 16 Church Richard McCauley, 1G9 Wallace; John H. Dillon, 935 State; John H. Kaiser, 3s Canal l Mrs. Theodore Belden, 62 Elliott; Christian | Henzel, 451 Columbus; Thomas McGlynn, 249 Wallace; Martin Kearney, 223 Wallace Loughlin Ingoldsby, 94 Sylvan avenue Ed ward Fitzgerald, 292 Oak; Michael Scully, corner Pine and Monroe; William F. c. Mil | Ter, 92 and 94 Grown; William Keefe & Son, 4O6 Whiting; Catharine Neuber, 50 South Front; M. J. McMahon F1s9 Willow Philip Farley, GA Hallock.
 Licenses to sell spirituous and intoxicating | liquors ale, lager beer and Rhine wine were recommended for the following:
 l Patrick Murray 80 James John R. Cum mins, 136 Court; Joseph Doll, 72 Chapel Nicholas McGovern, 19 Collis; Xavier Howe 49 St. John; M Curran, P Broad Austin filling, 436 Chapel; w. B. Hall, 551 Chapel | Gilbert & Thompson Jas. G. McManus, 67 Oak P. J. Carroll. 136 Washington; Will 1 liam Wallen, 153 Congress ave. Willis Bene- | dict, 3O3 Congress ave-; Chas. F. Futile, 21 | Broadway; Joseph Purcell, 164 Grand c. street, Westville; Mrs. Chas Schinzel, 131 l State :; Geo. E. Somers, 1O4 Church; Michael McManus, 9 Church John Eustis, 48 Union; | Margaret Shine, corner Putnam and West Water; Charles Johnson, PA Wooster; James Mouse, 2O9 Wooster; Geo. Loundes, 66 Foote; Mrs J. Ashdown 39 Dixwe1 ave- !; Thomas Lane, 122 Grand; M. A. Beers, 456 Chapel; E. G. Stoddard & Co.,, 306 l State; Heman Terrell, corner Shelton and Dixwell avenues S. J. Hugo, 49 Union :: F. O. Ploeger, 223 West Water; Robert M. Bonner, 149 State; Mrs. James Grimes, 339 Grand; A. P. Hotchkiss, 26O State; Wm. J. Sheehan, 9e State; Ellen M. Guinness, 195 Hamilton; J. H. Dore, 199 Grand; P. Hig gins, 43 Grand; Patrick J. Howard, corner James street and Saltonstall avenue; M. Zunder & Co.,, 251 State; Charles Downes, 151 and 153 Church; Patrick Moran, 161
 
 ton Joseph Purcell, 2O9 Franklin; Wm. H. Burns, 223 Congress avenue; James Kelley AS Rosette; Daniel Lysaght, 67 Wallace; M l M. Kennedy, 3 Church; David Cowen, 366 State; Thomas Bence 65 Washington Emanuel Kahn, 16S Chapel; John Hickey, ir, III Grand; Chas. F. Schaeffer, 327 Con- | gress avenue A. F. Wood, 2 Church; Mrs. F. Pinles, 34 Whiting Margaret Ernst g Spruce R. Williams, ag't., 192 State; John son x Bro., All State; Wolfgang Gaugel, ~ T TH ! 513 State; Ernest Klenke, AS St. John John Zapp, IS Grown W. A. Spalding, 89 Church Chas. R. Converse, 165 Grand; Wm. Crowley, 79 Grand {; William Crowley, 475 State street :; John A. Miller 6 Union J. P. Bronson, so Grown; Vim. McGarrell, Gs Wallace; Chas. Lichenstein, 4O1 State John Laible, corner of Oak and Broad Ph. Fresenius August c. Bromm, 56 Union F. A. Baldwin, $50 Dixwell avenue: Ansel Austin, corner Bridge and Water; John Brinley, corner Putnam and Edgar F. J. Lynch, Wooster Edward ss B1tlsg snd s. hssGs sata GYsF Ghses Hns Mann S State street Michael Naughton, ITS Hamilton; Patrick Willis, 67 East John E. Keith, 97 Broadway; Ludwig Sommer, 557 State; Michael Lonnergan, 142 Ashmun !; Michael Beegan, TIC East Joseph Meyer, dard & Willis 14 East Grand Edward Ryder, 89 State; c. H. Hall, 211 Chapel; John Lloyd, 194 Elm; Peter Werlich. 46 Adeline ; Katie Hugo, 162 Grand John H. Meyer, 72 Webster; Daniel J, McNamara, 1O2 East Elias Kober, 91G State; Mrs. Henry A. Durant 129 State Henry Ellers, 311 Portsea Con. Kiernan, 114 East Ed Mccarthy, p Congress avenue; G. H. Buttricks, corner of Howard and Columbus avenues; John Waddock, corner of St. John and East Thomas Kilbride, 250 Hamilton ; ! hoin T Wol- [ dock, II Bridge; Thomas Brinley, 16 East ! l Fritz Nagel, 90 Congress avenue; John P. Smith, 38 Webster; Fred Buchholz 4O2 State; James l.. Root, ,611 Chapel; Patrick McKenna, | 164 Franklin; Harry Flynn, City Hotel; Thomas Moran, 5 White; Patrick McKenna, 22G East Mayer Kahn, 351 State Philip Win ter, corner Church and Grown; Henry l.. Clark, IS East J. R. Gildea, 235 Congress avenue; N. w. Rood, 89 Union; Otto H. Wall, no Orange Fr. Hitzelberger Mark | Ryder, 2S7 w. Water Henry Kelsey, jr., 37 Grove; Gustav Spiess 95 Orchard; John Guyer, 149 Congress avenue; Bristol & Nc Clure Main street, Westville: Matthew Camp bell, 127 James; c. s. Leete & Co.,, 297 State James Wrinn, IS State; Chas F. Mccarthy, 467 State Ph Fresenius, 4SS Congress ave nue; Geo. Lutz, 35S Oak Burton Kimberly, 101 Whalley avenue Jacob Beck, 55 Greene Lamping & Ketterer, 149 Grand Edward ' Buddington, 39 Union; Michael Reynolds, l 286 Oak Wm. H. Dennis, 505 Congress ave- !, | Que SHILOH OOOuIndny OJ W NaSQ1DgGOn; T.. i Kuhne 355 State H. c. Fisher, POP Woes ter.
 The Board meet again Friday evening, mak. ing their third meeting this week, when they |, will hear the objections of the s. P. c. and any others who may appear against the grant
 ing of licenses to the parties against whom
 objections have been raised. The board after their fatigues of the evening, felt dis posed to finger and enjoy social talk, which . took quite range, from the differing views l of the members as to politics and the situa
 ton of John Kelly in New York city to vot
 ing times in New Haven far back, when the
 city was much smaller than now and crowd.
 of voters at the polls waiting their turn tC cast their ballots was an unheard-of state o
 affairs. One member remarked concerning
 an article he had read in the JOURNAL AMI
 COURIER telling how the voters swarmed al r one voting place in Denver, Col, the throne r being such that some had to wait over three $ hours in line before their turn came to de . posit their ballot. One member had voted
 for ten Presidents, every one of whom haG been elected, and another had voted for hall a dozen or more, only one of whom had beer
 elected The duties, rights and powers ot | Selectmen next became the topic, and finally
 the members separated, as they expected
 quite time on Friday night
 The EaSt R0cE parl-