The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-04-07

sllnlenU OF + ais Clty brew.
tains, proudly presented open fronts
with bottles of beer in the win
dow
The new beer era also made itself
felt IN the home brew Joints Thurs
DAY night, operators reporting what
to them was a lamentable lack of
the usual interest IN their product.
Majority of them looked for a price
war in an effort to compete with
the real thing.
The Claypool, SEVERN and Lincoln
hotels were anticipating a heavy
luncheon demand and the Columbia
Club was preparing to offer a brew
menu OF eight brands, including
Bruckman's, Miller, Berghoff, BIatz
Atlas, Prima and Green Label, with
Schlitz and Budweiser shipments
due Monday.
Do "Landoffice Business"
The Denison, a scene of manv
convivial days and nights in th..
OLD days, also was expecting a BUSY
day with oldtimerS returning to
their former haunt. So was The
Grill next door, which used to be
known, as the Cozy Bar.
Blair's, Illinois and Washington
streets, was doing a proverbial land
Office business early and called for
relnforcementS of 900 cases for this
afternoon.
Paul Fry, state excise director. and
large staff were working top speed
1ar INTO Thursday night TO get per-
mltS OF all kinds into the hands of
applicants who had been approved
Finally they resorted to the
method of sending kilograms of
authorization to 700 prospective per-
mlteeS throughout the state telling
them to proceed with their business
To-Day and official permits would
follow by mail.
Retailers Are Announced
Retail beer is available at ponv
nelghborhood groceries and drug
stores.
The Great Atlantic g. Pacific Tea
company took out licenses for
eighteen stores, ten of which are in
Indianapolis.
OCner retailers announced are:
FIeo Stelnsberger, 2037 East
tenth street; Liberty restaurant. 455
East Washington street: Louis sha-
pro 0O8 South Meridian street.
John Clones, IA South Illinois
street; Avalon Country Club. Will
loWorook Country Club. Moose
lodge, Borley's drug store, 26O2
North Capitol avenue.
Z. B. Lundy drug store. 3343 West
tenth street; Indianapolis Ieider-
kranz, 1417 East Washington street.
!ghatz Krakovitz, 1872 East Wash
lngton street; j. w. Rich g. Com
pany, 1924 North Illinois street.
Alex Rabin, 1925 Northwestern ave
nue.; Charles w. Sweng, $50 Indiana
avenue
Indianapolis Saengerbund 4e1s
North Delaware street. .Josenh
RoSner Jr, 2612 West Sixteenth
street; A. & P. stores at 1880 Shelby
street, 1925 North Illinois. 2701 West
washington, 2121 East Tenth. POI
North Illinois, 1850 North Illinois
2646 East Washington, 1922 North
Illinois, 1857 College and ABB Col
lege.
Three New Wholesalers
Austin R. Taylor, drug store 20
East Thirty-fourth street; John w
zimmerman, HOP South West street.
cpecker's market, 1048 South East
street; Sattinger Brothers. 2O2o
Madison avenue; Bert N. Day. $50
East Thirty-eighth street: Roberts
restaurant, 47-55 Kentucky avenue.
Cooper's restaurant, Al West Wash
lngton street; Lockerbie hotel.
Louis Metelko, 902 North Haugh
street; Mills & Lysacht, 1893 Fair
held avenue; Andrew Smyrinis, 238
North Illinois street; Pete Thomas.
1910 West Washington street.
YantiS Toastee Shoppe. 2301
North Meridian street; John ].
Bulger, 2501 North Delaware street:
Montmarte sanitarium, r. r. La;
Frankovitz market, 159 West Twen-
ty-eighth street, and Virginia
Grille, IS East Maryland street.
New wholesalers announced were:
Gus P. Bisesi, 211 East Maryland
street; Hoosier Sales Company and
/ the East Side Beverage Company.