Norwich bulletin., 1912-11-08
OPPOSE LICENSE.
Residents of Riverside Section Against
 PhiIIias Jodoin.

Remonstrance against the granting of a license to Philias Jodoin who has applied for one to do business in the Eli Dagenias building on Railroad square. was filed with the county com missioners when they came here on Thursday to grant to applicants, the grounds for the remonstrance being that the building is an unsuitable place for carrying on a liquor business. The remonstrance was signed by the following persons, several of whom are residents of the Rivervtew section of Danielson, where there is yearly ob- | jection to proposals of granting li- censes on Railroad square: Arthur G | Bill. Rev. w. D. Swaff1eld, Frank T Preston, Henry McEwen, John A Paine, w. F. Day, George B. Guild Rev. Clarence H. Barber, c. H. Stark weather, Wilfred L'Heureux, Charle. E. Austin. Harry E. Back, w. D | Wood, Hattie G. Bartlett, o. P. Bart. | lett, John P. Barber. A. E. Barber Cassius Tourtelotte, K. M. Tourtelotte | H. Nj. Danielson, Everett o. Wood, s S. Stone, B. c. Hopkins, George l Eaton, P. B. Sibley.
 The commissioners set no date fo a hearing on the remonstrance. bu told the interested parties that the! would be given due notice of the tim decided upon for holding the same
 Licenses Granted Thursday.
 With the one exception elsewher noted, the county commissioners ol Thursday granted licenses to all o the applicants in the town of Killing y, these licenses being in every cas a renewal in effect.
 The following were granted drug gists' licenses: Charles s. Dayton, P. Woodward, George Berry, L. Morin. Moses Berthiaume.
 The following received regular liquo licenses: s. D. Horton. Attawauga hotel, s. P. Humphrey, Jr., Centra house; Amadee Bernier. Furnac street; Murray & Curran, Main street Joseph LamoreauX, Main street; Isia Tetreault, Main street; George Hen eauit, Main street; Thomas J. Killial Main street; William Campbell, Day vile; Frank s. Kennedy, Kenned house, Dayvii1e.
 As the druggists licenses al , charged fer at the rate of $50 apiec and the liquor dealers licenses at tn rats of S460 apiece, exclusive of issu ing charges, the total received by th county commissioners, and nearly a of which will revert to the town, wa $4,650.
 Jolts for Pilot Car.
 If the pilot car of the Connecticl Good Roads association, which is dU in Danielsor next Wednesday. follow the route indicated frcm Willimant to this place via way of Brooklyn, u occupants of the machine will hit son trails that will bounce them up to tk point of noticing many opportuniti' [ for improvement. The Danielson- Wi limantic route is all right from tn place to Brooklyn, but it is prett r much all punk from that place to u Thread City. Here is a route tn; should be brought up to modern star dards for highways as it offers u shortest line of travel between Prov z dence and Hartford via Willimantic, 5 line that will be all macadam fro l Providence to Brooklyn within a per r cd of one year, a link of only fl miles being missing between the tv
 last mentioned places at the prese
 time.
 Increase in Grand List.
 Observers of Killingly's affairs pr fess t3. feel it certain that the gral
 list of the town, when next compile
 soon after the first of the year, W l, show an increase over the total for Ia |, year, This opinion is based on kno7 g ledge of various improvements tn
 have been under way here during t It present year. including cOnsiderat 6 building operations.
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