New Britain herald., 1915-06-25
ALLORAN Is, AGAIN RYING FOR LICENSE
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 before he made the alterations
 he made them before he made
 Fst application. Todays appli-
 Is the fourth one MT. Halloran
 made: Ihe lawyer for the re-
 strants brought c,at the fact that
 is at present no n~are business 1afayette street than in 1914, but IHalloran said there is a new block 1ere almose ready for occupancy. RefeFring to the hotel register, MT. 8alloran at the request of Judge Kirk eam read the numb of guests reg tefed at his hotel this year The ecord showed that in January there tere snine guests, in February there kere two, in March there were seven in April there was not a single hest. During May the hotel had five |lests and so far this month there ave been four guests, the last one Eeving been registered on June IT. Commissioners Towers again asked out police protection at the hotel Ed MT. Halloran replied that one of Ee policemen lives at his place and tregular officer passes the place sev- or eight times a night.
 Humaaon & BecIxley Objects. E. E. Hall, auditor of Humason & Pckiey company, situated diagonaIly ross from the hotel. said his concern 2jects to the granting of license fcause of the evil which would re- t rom the employees being able ruh in and get a drink just before ork and during the noon hour. At fis concern 1t is absolutely neces- try for the workmen to be sober in %der to avoid accident. MT. Hall |id Washington street Is entirely idential and manufacturing and |fayette street from Beaver street Fst is not very prominent business trict. Furthermore MT. Hall said: Iwere to open a hotel I would not kfe 1t in this section. I don't think ere is any call for one here"
 4awyer Woods asked MT. Hall why company did not object to a snse at the Hotel Grand and was d it was because it is not near bugh to harm the factory He also d Lawyer Woods that he had no owIedge that the Huinason & Beck company is to move on July |. al- ugh he had heard the report.
 crew Corporation Also Opposed.
 M. Pratt, representing the Cor
 crew corporation, said his firm
 to the granting of this license
 there are already enough sa-
 that vicinity. There are all
 wo- there and they were es-
 d before we expanded and are
 of taking care of any thirsts
 arise there" MT. Pratt told
 rlr1issioners that the Screw
 ation has doubled it's floor space s last ten years and now it's only Fee to build is towards the Hotel $shington. Mir Pratt said his firm objects to hotel license because hotel lunch kna where liquor is served would "a to lure type of men there who |klld drink than would the saloon. krne of these men who would not }p Tn a saloon to drink would go to g. kel lunch where liquor is served" witness said. He also said he did think the Hotel Washington is in &uHable place for hotel, as it's ap- ! 5acaf is not very inviting. On La- Fette street, he said, there are stores VI the first floor with tenements up- |rs
 |5RusselI & Erwin demonstrates.
 lewis T. Shipps, appearing for the eSAll and Erwin company. came at reuuest of Isaac D. Russell to pro- afainst the granting of the liquor lnse because of it's proximity to the
 Because the Hotel Grand is
 sred a Main street saloon the Bell and Erwin company did not kes it, said Mr. Shipps.
 Polish People Object.
 Professor Anthony s. Andrulevicz Resented the Sacred Heart school
 Rev Lucyan Bojnowsk in op- 1tion to the license. Mir. Andru- |cz said a large number of Polish 9ph living in the vicinity of the kfe Washington would be hurt by
 evil influence of hotel liquor kase He considers a hotel liquor lire more detrimental to the morals {tife community than saloon [1sse because those who might hesi-
 about entering saloon would bly enter hotel where liquor can trkeured. x epresentatives from the Polish kperance society, the Young Mems kloysius society, the Sacred Heart
 ku and the Knights of Paulaiskis
 ed and objected to the license.
 Father Winters Opposed.
 fher remonstrance from Rev
 T. Winters, signed as pastor of