Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-04-06
TWENTY
SALOON LICENSES
FOR TOWNSHIPS
Twelve of the Number GO to
BelleviIle; Ten Applica-
lions More Go Over.

Judge Thomas a. Davis in Common
Pleas Court this morning Arauted
twenty township saloon licenses, re-
fused one, held ten over until Monday
to give DIRECTORS a chance to be heard,
while one applicant. Thomas Wads-
worth, Of 563 Washington avenue, Belle
vile, withdrew his application when
Judge Davis announced there would be
no increase in the number Of licenses
granted TO Belleville at The resent
time.
Judge Davis also announced that the
license fees for the different townships
would remain at the same figures as
formerly, but intimated an increass
might be made at a later date.
OF the twenty licenses granted today.
twelve went to Belleville, two TO Mill
burn, one to Cedar Grove. one to South
Orange township. three being held IN
for further hearing; n to Caldwell
township. one 10 Caldwell borough, n
to Livingston and two to Verona.
List of Licenses.
Licenses were granted for the fol-
lowing places:
Belleville Gee s35O)-Antonio Stef-
fanelli, Il Heckel street; Vincenzo
Blast Barrasso, 1SS Belmont avenue;
Hugh A. Donnelly, 1856 William street;
Rose Langbein. corner of Main and
William streets; Herman Braun, cor
ner of William and Dow streets: Do
nato Bonelli, I Belmont avenue; Giu-
seppi Garabaldi, 5 Heckel street; Isa-
dore A. Zeigler, II Holmes street;
Adam Leithauser. Washington venue
Martin w. Bergen, corner Mill and
Quarry streets; Patrick H. Corners, 597
Washington street: Patrick j. German,
corner Washington and Mill streets.
OF the above licenses Rose Langbein,
Martin ". Bergen and Patrick j. Cor
mar received inn and tavern licenses,
the balance being for saloons.
A license for a new place, asked for
by Michael Raimo. was refused, as no
address of the proposed saloon was
given in the application.
A new license. asked for by Emidio
Steffanelli, for the south side of King
street, was laid owe until Monday, as
were also requests for three transfe s.
The transfers were asked by Philip
Brueck, of 294 Cortland street: Ben
nett p. Shines. corner Washington and
Mil streets, and William Coles, 1S9
Mill STREET.. III COIDHCliOH VIII Iilt
transfers the applicants were ordered
to give notice to the chairman of the
Township Committee and the chief of
police that the transfers were sought.
other Townships.
Millburn Zee $250)-Julius Wittkop,
Millburn avenue, near Main street. inn
and tavern; GusLave c. F. Koehler,
corner Milburn avenue and Ridgewood
road, inn and tavern.
Cedar Grove flee s260)-Casper J.
Dries. Pompton turnpike, inn and tay-
ern.
South Orange Township (fee 5000
Patrick j. Riley. MiIIburn avenue, inn
and tavern. Objections made to the
following laid the granting of licenses
over until Monday for further hearing
John Stubenvall, Millburn avenue inn
and tavern; Herman H. A. Schmidt,
foot of Forty-third street Olympic
Park, saloon; Thomas z. Summers,
corner Valley street and Miliburn e
nue., inn and tavern; John c. @. Rem
merit. corner Millburn avenue and Val
ley street, inn and tavern.
Caldwell Township flee t200)-Aaron
p. Kayhart, corner of Fairfield road
F., and Two Bridge avenue, inn and tav-
ern.
Livingston Gee $150)-Theresa Under
wood, BEDFORD road, inn and tavern.
Verona Gee s200)-Thomas L. Cor
coran, corner Sunset and Bloomfield
avenues, inn and tavern: Arthur j.
Herdman, Pompton turnpike, inn and
tavern.
In Caldwell Borough, where the fee is
fixed at $500. the application OF William
Joseph Healey for a saloon license az
the corner of Bloomfield and Campbell
avenues. was laid over until Monday,
in order to give DIRECTORS to the issu-
ance of the license a chance to appear
in court.