The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-06
Two Tavern Licenses Granted and
a Long Docket of Routine Bust
ness Disposed Of---TO Kill
the Elm Beetle.

lon, one at 1Se Atweils avenue; Hugh
Moran, one at q Harold street.
To keep taverns: John ~. Felberg. at
1f4 Eddy street; Frank l.. O'Neil at @-92
North Main street.
The following were granted permission
TO hold dances and entertainments:
Thomas Boldie, at rear 546 Douglas ave-
nue.; James Greene, at No. sc Puritan
street Frank III. Lee. at corner Calverly
and Smith streets; Frank ". Lee at cor
ner Ford and Dexter streets; Frank III.
Lee, at Waterman Grove near Manton
avenue. Frank III. Lee, at corner Charles
and Admiral streets; Ives Post No. 10, q.
Ar, at No. 27 Market square.
JUNK LICENSES GRANTED.
Petitions to buy and sell junk were
granted as follows: Abraham Bazaar. 3l3
Eddy street: John Ford, 3i9 Pearl street;
Abraham Greenblat i2i Gladstone ave-
nue.; William Specter. IL Inez court: Hy-
man l.. Sleevidn. 10 fnez court; Bernard
Sigal, So Gladstone avenue: John Weln-
er, SO Ashburton street; Morris Winers, 10
Ambrose street. Abraham Bazar. 1907
Eddy street, Abraham Bazaar, Asa Potter's
avenue; Simon Berger, SO King street;
Jacob Cohen, 430 South Main street; Da-
vid Cohen. 10 North Davis street; Cromp-
ton a. Knowles Loom Works
Qoundrymen), 24i Harris avenue; Samuel
Field, 1ls South Main street; Morris
Pischman. 159 Thurber's avenue; Max
Grusmank, 2A Chalkstone avenue; Will
liam Glasten. l43 South Main street; j. III.
Higgins Co., 81 Mathewson street John
Lipschitz, 2i7 willard avenue; Jacob
Marshank, l9i South Main street; Simon
Margulies, le7 Willard avenue: Joseph
Novogrosky, sS South Main street; Louis
Rotburger. II shawmut street; Aaron Ro-
sentall, "a shawmut street Simon Step
sky. lS5 South Main street; Max Silver
man, l20 Rhodes street; Max Silverman.
14S Rhodes street; Max Sllyerman. rear
32 Cranston street; Jacob Wainstein. 22l
Blackstone street; Nathan Wissel 297
Willard avenue, Abraham Zellermair, s.
Gay street. Jacob Zanahowitch. ~ North
Davis street.
LEAVE TO WITHDRAW.
John J. Fitzgerald, at 1872 Blackstone
street; Abraham Bazar. at - Dudley
street; Charles Stainor, at 2S5 Willard
avenue: Harris Wiseman, at 205 Willard
avenue; Sam Horvitz, at 20i Willard ave-
nue.; Louis Mainstein, at 227 Willard ave-
nue., Sam GreenbeTg, at IL Robinson
street: Harman Cooper, at IL Gradys
lane; Hopper Beauregard. ar 233 Chalk
stone avenue, who petitioned for license
to buy and sell junk were not recon-
"ohutu anu pchNohciS were gwen leaNt
to withdraw
Frederick w. Hopkins was granted per-
mission to move building.
PETITIONS GRANTED.
Petition of Frederick w. Hopkins TO
build barn at so Dixon street was
granted.
Petition OF Roger OGorman and others
against the granting OF junk licenses In
Ward D was referred 10 Alderman Rey-
nolds.
Petition OF Moses J. Ford to use a build
ing as n barn was granted.
Petition OF Gustavus A. Schultz 10 re-
locate a barn was granted
Petition OF Luke n. Conboy TO build a
barn on Amherst street was laid on the
table
Petition Of Abraham Bazar TO build n
barn In the rear OF iGi Willard avenue was
granted
Petition for electric lights on Farming.
ton avenue was referred 20 the committee
on lamps.
Petition Of ]. s Fuller for compensa-
ton for damagcs was referred TO the
committee on clsims
Petition ~ Joseph w. Gerhard. Page
street. 10 keep a tavern was laid on tho
table
Petition for layout o. Laurel IIn ave-
nue was referred 10 TIE committee on
highways
Petition FOR n scwsr IN Laurel ITn We
nue vas referred "a the committee on
sewers
Petition Of " w nsbcock & Co. 10
erect building on Norfup avenue was
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