Morning journal and courier., 1881-10-29
Board of Selectmen.
Petitions for Abatement Of Taxes-Bills ApprOved-A Large Number of Licenses Recommended.

Petitions for Abatement or Taxes-Bills ]
 Approved-A Large Number of Licenses
 Recommended.
 meeting of the Board of Selectmen held last evening Present, se1ectmen Andrew (presiding), Reynolds Hugo, Cooper, Feldman, Foote an Hart.
 Milton Dana appeared and asked for abatement of taxes on the ground of excessive Re- ferred to the appropriate committee.
 Hugh Daley appeared before the Board and asked for for services in appearing before the County Commissioners and Board of selectmen and furnish ing information in regard to violations the part of liquor dealers during the past year.
 Selectman Foote rn part of the committee appoint ed to examine and report in regard to steam ject and on his motion the matter was referred to the Committee on Construction with power to act. Public Works had voted to instruct the City Eneneer to cause survey-to be made of the proposed new Derby avenue under the direction of the Board of Public Works and the Board of Selectmen. The The following bills were approved; Roads and bridges, sI79 outside ss8150 general account, $1375 New Haven school district tax, $46,66O.11. The question of licenses for the ensuing year l selectman Hart moved that beer licenses be l granted for the months of October, November and December.
 1 seieetman Cooper moved to amend by making the Considerable discussion followed.
 Selectman Reynolds moved that the question of beer licenses be laid the table, which carried l It was agreed that when two members objected to license it should be laid over for one ! week.
 The applications for liquor licenses were then con- sidered and were recommended follows August
 Sullivan Iga Hamiton Jobn ss4 stropar ist Elm John H. IgO, 153 Ashmun Richard W. Bronson, Fair Werweiss 495 Congress avenue; Frederick Meyer, jr 95 AdeHne William c. Johnston, 438 State John ! Waddock, East and St. John John Redmond, 219 ! Wallace; James A. Hatch, Westville John sohanzen- ! bach, 1l3 Goffe; William Mccarthy, 256 Wallace l; \ John sullivan, 93 James {; Gilbert Thompson, o94 | 365 State; John F. Smith, 3s Webster; Thomas Erin and l64 Frankin Ann Kane, a16 Hamilton; PaulWeil 2Ss Chapel; Ere 1eriek Brill 16o Wooster; Adam Miller 20 lafayette HJ Reynt Ids, 79 Grown Henry Konold
 14 River Patrick Maher, 225 Grand John Werns- man, 1o5 George; James Goodwin, 49 State; S. J.
 Hugo, A Union; Michael Reynolds, 2s6 Oak James Moran POS East Grand; Henry Ellers sl1 Por3 ato MoAyeRsy 1sS Wallacs all George Lntz, SSs Buehter, .o5 Gofe; William McGarrell 6s Wallace :; Rely Brothers % G1s William v9ndsrPraks, os 1tS Damn, 165 LoIg Wharf Gustav spiers, s5 Orchard :; @ sase Maaa4 fss
 State: Mrs. Mary Fichtei. 252 Grand street i; Con Keefe a5 congress avenue e0o Franz Wiliman, | 681 State Theodore Master, 61 Church George N.
 co, East Grand street rect John John Pfaderer s1 Unioa | Joseph McGuire, l63 Congress avenue Torrance Putnam John,Welch. corner East and Greene
 James Whate1y. A Putnam; John Herr . hotohitss, ss sos Wooster; @ Charles 5ohnson aii Wooster; James Kelley. 194 Wallace John Key q liam Moran, York; Edward Futile, Meadow stre ct Philip Fresenius 48S Congress avenue Mrs. Charles Schlnzel 13l Htate Louis Wagnon, 314 East Austin ! '. filling l05 Day Patrick Hogan, F Canal Franz Doersohuck 9e5 state Timothy J; Callahan, 5s3 ! East Jacob Herman, no Church Margaretta Mar ! tin, Morris Thomas Heenan, 5 George Patrick | K1ernan, 15 Locust ; Frank Herring, 121 George | Willis Benedict, 303 Congress avenue Wilhelmina ! Schuez, 124 Court Frederick Nagle, 90 Con gress avenue; John Zapp, Crown; Michael A. ! Moran, l Wooster; Louise Braun, 115 Hamilton ! Mitchell Beera 55 and 57 Crown John Radcliffe, 400 and O2 Chapel; Henry Roth, 731 State; Charles | L. Pfuderer 40 and Az Union NJ. J. Welch, 125 Grand and 357 State Mrs. N. Barrett, 198 St. John | Jeremiah B. Bucher, J03 Wooster A. c. Trager,
 Nesbitt, Westville Charles F. Futile, 29 Broadway
 Patrick Higgins, 46 Grand; Mary Sutters, 35 Long ! Wharf; J. H. Dore, 169 Grand Jacob Mann, 65 Or ange; William Crowley, 475 State Charles Riegel. 3i ! Dixwen avenue :; Adam Lenhart 83 and 85 Court Henry L. Parker, Fair Haven East Ralph Eeers, 58 Grown John Widman, 91 Meadow; Edgar A: Doo1itsle, & s5 Broadway; John Dono- ss Grown; Patrick McKiernan, 75 Congress avenue and 113 State G. H. Butricks, Howard and Columbus ! avenues; Henry L. Clark East and Col1is A. F, Rowley, 9I Congress and ITO Hamilton; N. w. ! Rood, S9 Union James c. McManus, CT Oak; John R. Cummins. 21 Gregson Joseph Murphy, 31 Charles; Andrew Stcdel IA Congress avenue John H. Heiser, I All and 413 State; Michael McGovern Wallace ! and Collis; Harvey Knapp, 5S Union street Richard Scnappa, James and Wolcott; F. Brandt, 194 I Grand John Mcclure, 157 Wallace Margaret Gray, l 289 West Water John Ward, 2S5 Portsea Mrs. E. McGibaey, Wallace, corner Elliott Lane; Leverett c. ! Lindley Is Crown William Gleason, 713 State Lud- wig Sonmer, 537 State E. Kohn x Bros, fl Chur oh and 16S Chapel Alfred Parlow, 137 Putnam Koha Aal, Church and Crown John H. Tyler, 64 George; Joseph Jonss, 169 State James Painter, 419 Orchard Otto H. Wall no Orange H. 0. Fisher, 202 Wooster ! Edward Ryder, S9 State George Bedwith 68 Foote
 The Board voted to tign the recommendations this ! morning. Adjourned