Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Protect Yourself Ask for ORIGINAL. GENUINE
LICENSE REMoNsTRANcEs
 IN JEWErT cITY. Hearing Before County Commissioners Hive Applications Affected by Re. s monstrances.


 With but eight liquor licenses to be granted in Jewett City. according to the proportion allowed by law on the population. and 14 applications before the county commissioners, these off, cia1S gave a hearing at their office in the Town hall here on Thursday morning at Il o'clock. The hearing was brought about by the fact that there are remonstrances against five of the petitioners. One of the original 14 petitioners has withdrawn. Those against which remonstrances are made are George A. Lefevre 6 Co.,, s. Levine & Co, Calixte Dufresne, F. A Jodoin, and Patrick Dolan.
 The remonstrances received by the commissioners were in the following form:
 To the County Commissioners of New
 London County, Conn:
 Within please find paper respect ing the granting of license for the sale of Intoxicating liquors in build lngs on Main street west of the rail- road crossing at Jewett City.
 The proximity to the crossing, the necessity for large part of any pat ronage that may be obtained in these buildings to be had only by crossing the tracks, unprotected except in the day time and the fact that this section of the borough is distinctly a residen- tial section renders saloons in this section especially undesirable and the probability that at least licenses may be granted to three other. places on the easterly side Of the track we be- lieve this section of the town wiIl be sufficiently supplied, with saloons do not know what representation may be made to your board, but we send you our remonstrance,, hoping you may grant our request without further per- sonal representation. If my health would permit, I would personally ap- pear to advocate the granting of our petition.
 EDWARD NA. ANTHONY.
 I object absolutely to letting a MT. Calixte Dufresne or any other hire any part of the Green block. called, for the purpose of a 1iquorSSaloon, so am writing this to you, hoping most earnestly. that it will hinder MT Call ixte1 Dufresne from getting a license granted him. My son made a verbal out advice, which was a mistake.
 MRS. ANNIE R. GREEN. S want to remonstrate, against the granting of license to any person to sell intoxicating liquors in the Bray building on Mathewson street This building is situated oFbliquely across the street from my residence, dis tance of about TX feet The building stands about eight inches from the sidewalk. There is no way to unload DarTelS OI llCluOE except SL l16 ATOnL entrance. This would obstrHct the sidewalk more or less, and anyone in passing would have to take to the mid- dle of the street.
 If a license is granted to J. McNal- ly in the Bricl1ley building on Mathew son street and one to M Shea in the Foley buildingg on Mechanic street, think that these would be enough in
 W. Fl. BROWN.
 The undersigned citizens and. tax payers of the Town of Griswold. re- spectfully enter our protest against the granting of license to seu intoxi : eating liquors in aliy building cn Main street, Jewett Qaty, west of the rail . road crossing, and we respectfully pe- tition the county commissioners of New London county to refuse such H- cerlse to any person or persons who may make application therefor.
 Jewett City, Conn, Oct. 2Sr 1914.
 E. M Anthony, Fred S. Leonard, l.. G. Buckingham, W. G. Duce, Mrs. W. G. Duce, Nellie M. P. Ieonardi Frank 1. Ray, Josephine B. Ray. H. B. Rich : nnond, John Potter, A.. c. Burdick,. F. E.. Robinson, J. c. Hawkins. Samuel Thatcher, w. H. Brown, H. W. Daw- ley, A R. Young.
 The applications against which there were no remonstrapces were those of James McNally, Mathewson street: Owen s. Clark, Jewett City hotel; John Minski. off Anthony street, Shea