Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
Board of selectmen.


 Board of Selectmen. Committee Appointed to Inventory Alms- 1 house Property-Discussion Regarding Licenses-First Beer Licenses Granted l Licenses Recommended-Bilis Ap- proved. meeting of the Board of. .selectmen held last evening. Present. selectmen Hugo. Reynolds, Coop CT, Foote and Feldman. In the absence of President Andrew Selectman Hu- go was called the chair. Afterward selectman Am drsw came in and asked Mr. Hugo continue to pre- side.
 The committee on the taking of the annual inver- tory of the arnshouse chattel and real property appointed, consisting of Selectmen Cooper and Feld man.
 Carroll appeared in regard to the objections to his application for license He stated that the ob jection to him for violation of the Sunday law while the facts that he arrested for keeping open after 12 o'clock Thursday night, the records of the Police Court to the contrary notwithstanding farther discnssion of licenses came up and Town Agent Reynolds thought it useless to refuse to Board of County Commissioners paid little or no re- gard to the recommendations of this Board of &c., 1ectmen. He said that in one sense this Board Supervisors and in another it was non-entity If this Board refused to grant license that settled were refused.
 selectman Foote said he still objected to an indis- I T6Comm0OQ1nR licenses, nOGW1th9taHQ ing the County Commissioners declined to grant them to some persons recommended by this Board passed upon favorabiy Christian Henze, zS1 coium- bus avenue Mrs. James Grimes, s39 Grand street; 51 Oak street; William A Bronson. 754 State; D. II. McNamara, IF saltonstan avenue; Samuel Edward E. Hail Son, 25o Chapel James H. Heaisy, 1s4 Congress avenue; George W. Brinkerhon Chapel nery, 15 Jackson M McManus p Church Thomas J: Kane, 2o5 East Grand Catharine Hart s7 Clay :; seara sss ohapel sSan e00' Thomas Tho as ly, 1s6 Pine Mrs J. E. Ashdown.ss Dixwell avenue l1s Congress avenue; Fred A. Durant, i9s and 1s2 aes EIr Rssa a ags a9s ssss 5abn sisaop, gsa sss bts.s s9n 5 gssEn.a Edss dspos and n.H h.ssS MSssy Hoa.s 1s Patrick F. Delaney, 1868 State Charles storer sS 3i.wel aysnqs % n George A Wht%ore. @ 10 Park port avenue John s. Coburn. 446 Chapel.
 ana s dee; 1ao bso.I Di5Tep ayenTe sohleppman spt%IlsF. tier ting; George A. Basserman 21 to s7 Rock street Ja- cobine Nickias, s22 Oak; Philip Farley, 64 Hallock
 Itwas evident to the Board that the above parties only sold ale, lager beer OF Rhine wine ! Town Agent Reynolds moved that all applications for peer licenses De approved unless there was | This motion was discussed at length by selectmen Andrew, Foote, Cooper and Reynolds | Afterward Town Agent Reynolds withdrew his mo- tion.
 Bills were approved as follows: Almshouse &C., count, .7o roads and bridges s2161o oonstrac- ton account $5725; general account, $92 70 adver- count $4.OO. Adjourned
 Personal.
 The funeral of the late David J. Stiles, ot southbury, who died at Lighthouse Point Thursday, takes place this morning from the residence of Elizur Thompson. Deceased owned nearly all the property at the Point valued at about $7O, 900, and owned 1,0OC acres in Southbury.
 l MT. John T. Brown of Norwich, tool three lunatics, two women and man, te Mddletown on Tuesday. Dr. Shew said tha MT. Browns installment carried the tota number of crazy people in the institution that night to two hundred and seventy-fve
 Sherman Goodwin, manager of the Brook lyn White Lead company, died few day ago. He was son of Edward Goodwin, O Hartford, and Yale graduate. He was 4; ! years old, and cultured and able man. H, left wife but no children.
 Sunday, the 27th inst, Hon. Truman Smith, of Stamford, will be ninety year old, and is preparing lecture on civil ser vice reform.
 Drs. s. H. Chapman, Henry Fleischner, c Purdy Lindsley, James K. Thaeher, William H. Carmalt, Thomas H. Russell and Ma Mailhouse have been chosen attending phy sicians by the dispensary managers. The New London Dag says: ''Earl B Kenyon and wife, from New Haven, ar spending their vacation with MT. 0. o. Bur rows. Mir. Kenyon has been ten years in tn employ of the New York. New Haven ant Hartford railroad, four years of the time 8 conductor
 Dr. Bradstreet, of Meriden, and Dr. P. A Jewett, of New Haven, held 8 consultatio, over Judge Albert Foster, yesterday, who very low with fever.