Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-12
wALLINcFoRD.

 A Somewhat Celebrated Case-It Is Just Now Again Interesting the Pee. ple-Its History-General News of the Town.
 The hearing before the county commissioners on the application of Thomas Morrison for @ i- cense to sell iqnor on Quinnipiac street comes up this morning and there will be strong opposi- tion made by the residents of the vicinity and a petition that has been circulated by Rev. T. E. Marble and other temperance workers, contain ing the signatures of 300 more citizens, asking that no more licenses be granted in the borough. The Morrison case, which was at first an issue of the residents of Hall avenve and Emery Morse, has now developed into an issue that nearly every resident of the borough is interested and many are auxiously awaiting it's issue brief history of the entire matter would prove interesting to the many COURIER readers in Wallingford. To begin at the beginning, late last fall Emory Morse moved an old one,story rookery on his lot on Hall avenue and spent few dollars The first available parties were the Morrisons, four in number, two of whom were interested in
 sS ss oa ths or e conducted under the name of J. W. Morrison and for reasons that they can best explain they decided to leave New Haven for the country. A deal was made with Emory Morse for the reDt- ing of the building in question and the matter was kept as quiet possible Dat notice Of the noted in the COURIER and the other papers took it up and the residents in the vicinity. were was made an objection was made at the county commissioners and the first application was of banasr was made, and another remonstrance signed by sixteen of the residents of the immediate vicini- ty was sent to the commissioners. hearing was appointed, but the second application was withdrawn when the size of the opposition was third application was made in the name of Thomas Morrison for a license, this time for Emory Morse's building on Quinnipiac street; which of the two buildings owned by Morse was not specified. The attention of the residents of that that vicinity vicinity was was e called through g the COURIER, granting of the license, and third remonstrance was sent to the county commissioners. Other contest, and Rev. F. E. Marble went to work, as before stated, and to-day will decide which side gupeos w yin Of TRR: mer M mrssa made sadass tns Sunday eveiiss, and the '' matter N1 was vas given a, thorough airing: Attorney c: A party and he will appear in their interests at the hearing to-day. Yesterday Thomas NJ oman was about town in the interest of the Morse Morrison combination getting signers in favor of grant ne the license to Morrison. Mir. Morse has openiS stated that he would get the license in spite ot | the opposition but 1t is evident on the face o1 ieft' ' '''''' n0 VI A'' IL A0 no'ef o'0 '0lofe So The main pulley on the counter shaft at Hal and the emyioyes on the sec second floor We're ] forcee l to take a holiday.
 Hartford will spend Sunday at % Thomas mas smiths smith s l on Cherry street.
 l Frank Hauenstein got his finger smashed un yesterday.
 Miss Lizzie Leonard of Tauntsa, Mass, is tn, guest of Mrs Fred Hall of Whittesey avenue. ! The $1Os, 900 water bonds are due in 1912.
 Miss Lyda Hall of this town is gaining fame al ! an elocutionist in Maryland.
 Ralph Keeler had the end of his thumb mashed pany's factory yesterday:
 cial meeting Monday evening to complete ar engagements for the Southington visit on Wednes
 The fire department officers have received
 Mrs. J. j. Redmond and son are visiting for . | week at Mrs. Redmond's s former home in Thomp | Sonvie.
 March winds struck here yesterday in goot l earnest.
 l There was a small strike at H. l.. Judd & Co., works yesterday. The buffers of plated war under I Foreman Harry larry GTigere went out becaus | had been cut down to one minute.
 Two elegant bronze statues of a fireman, whicl rooms, arrived from New York yesterday.
 Company K has two new applicationstfor mem bership, which will bring the number up to sixty six, within two of the full quota.
 B. A. Treat is circulating petition to be pre- sented to the board of burgesses asking that 1 sewer pc lalo on Cnerry street rom opposite tn street. Complaint has been made by the proI erty owners near the wheel shop of the vast ! water from the shop that has been turned t run near their property and which proves to be ! nuisance. Mir. Treat is anxious for some metho l to do away with the trouble.
 ! F. A. Ives is considering the practfbility 0 | moving his lamp business out to Kearney, Eet
 Colonel Thomas Luby has received the elegan gold badge which was awarded him for saIln l the largest number of tickets to the fire depart I ment ball. It bears he inscription ''Presente to Thomas F. Luby. Simpson Hook and Ladde company"