The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-06

cense. a21; no-license 1Ols; margin for no-license, 9S, for the first time In 10 years; last year the vote was; fl. consc, 991 no-license, 7Ol, margin for license, 230,
 Rrookfield changed to no-liccnse nv a margin of SO; last year the town was license, although not voting
 New Hartford-The margin was 1S for no-llcense. last year the vot Vas; license, 174; no-lcense, 124; margin for license, 30.
 Stafford--The vote was for no-i- censc by q margin of 2S, last year the vote was, license. 329; no-lcense, 'O6; margin for license, 24
 The following towns did not change and remain no license:
 Glastonbury--Vote for license, 192: no-licanse, S99 last year the vote was i license, l65; no-license, S37
 Plainfield The vote was: License, 3S4; no-lcense, 41l; margin for no. license, 27; last year the vote Wls: I ftCens6, a2T, flo-1lCense, 3S0,
 New Fairheld---trhe margin for no- license was 15; last year the town did not vote, but remained no-license hs before.
 Griswold--,The vote vas Llcan'e, 241; no-licenee S6O; last year the vote was license. ao9; no-lioense. 5o7
 Another New Ordinance.
 The new ordinance restricting the | In 70 ,t,,o t,,n nnlJu ,,fI1irl, ba o as their chief ingredients benSine from sale, storage or manufacture un- less licensed by the fire marshal was also passed last night, The limit which can be used without a license Is one pint On that point hinged much of the debate at previous hearings. There was no discussion on the mat ter last night.
 The joint committee on streets and railroads and bridges to which was re- ferred the resolution on the authority for the setting back of the curb lines in Chapel street, between East and Olive, had its reports accepted for mally last night. This report finds that tho director acted in god faith and recommend that the work cease until proper authority has been given by the board of aldermen.
 orders were passed for the tor dressing of Hamilton street, between Chapel street and the city dock, and Brown street, between Wooster and Water streets.
 Fight on Unanimous Consent.
 Unanimous consent came in for q lengthy debate last night on a ruling by President Allen that debate should not take place on the virtues Of 8 measure when unanimous consent had been asked, for it's consideration and before such consent had been granted If was finally decided that 1t could be debated. the chair insisting however that it could only be asked for in tho form of formal motion
 The voting machine report, whicl came up for second reading again ir virtually the same form as some tlmt ago when after being passed by tho board 1t was vetoed by the mayor waS last night referred back to the com mittee again instead of being passed and it will likely remain in a state o repose for some time to come. Tht action taken had been expected. A petition of Anthony Carroll, re fering to the request he made fol compensation from tho board of edu cation for his services as inspector or one of the local schools, was tabled indefinitely.
 At the conclusion of tho meeting i was decided to hold the next meeting on Monday night. at which time q re port from the committee of the who'll . will probably be read for the first tim on the estimates. They must b . adopted by october 20,