Petitioners challenge saloon license transfer in Elizabeth
Petitioners contend the Board of Excise erred in transferring or granting a new license for 110 Bond Street to Joseph Brazaikas. They allege the transfer was improper, that Brazaikas is not a citizen or legitimate transferee, and that multiple legal steps were not followed. They argue existing saloons around Bond and First streets depress property values and harm residents.
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Board of Excise
City of Elizabeth
Elizapeth
First Street
City of
Elizabeth
Bond Street
Joseph i Vines
August Greblin
Brazaikas
Brazeikes
Bond
First’ Streets
133Rd Street
Front Streets
Stretta
Pine
First
Pine Street
Third Street
Bresaikes
Joseph Brazaikas
Ransfer
Opr
Ioana
New Orsey
Bragaikas Wa
Bragaikas
Reet
August Grablin
Ates
Court of Common Pleas
Supreme Court
New Jersey
License challenge cites improper affidavits and lack of notice
The Board of Excise challenges the license under Joseph Brazaikas alleging false affidavits dated November 16 1908 and claims the applicants signed without knowledge of facts and with insufficient protest time. It argues improper recognizance and lack of jurisdiction transferring a license for a beer saloon at 208 First Street Elizabeth New Jersey.
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Joseph Brazaikas
John F. Kenah
New Jersey
Joseph Brataikas
First Street
City of
Elizabeth
Man of few words inspires with wit
A concise speaker draws laughter as he brushes aside long talk. His sharp descriptions charm listeners and reveal a keen eye for character. Friends note his quick judgments and steady humor in social circles.
County News Continued Page Two Item Highlights
An itemized line shows a weight entry of 7 pounds and 381 Warfield avenue Lorraine. An advertisement urges readers to take prescriptions to Hornung's pharmacy, noting only registered pharmacists are employed.
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Warfield Avenue Avenue
Lorraine
Hornung
Christmas Festival and Local Society Notes in Westfield
Westfield churches and civic groups announce events and meetings for December. The First M. E. Church schedules a Christmas festival on December 23, while a marriage is noted on Broad Street. Local concerts, lodge officer elections, parental social events, school education talks, and holiday advertisements fill the bulletin with community life and commercial notices.
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M. E
Emma Wittke
Mae of Franker
F.W. Wittke
Broad Street
Arthur Beard
Men's League
E. Church
Heard
Mies Ata
Grimm
Winter
Caroline Polheinus
Memo
Ma Kuhn
Sachem
Harold Ryeke
Sagamore
Gustave
M. Sargent
John Hull
Eugene Wilcox
Quotave
Michael Whelan
John Whelan
John Whelan. the Women’s
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
W. J. Taylor
Westfield Avenue
A. E. Pearsall
Asage
R. V. Hoffman
Walsh
Bryan
Burtin’s
Bim ‘Street
B. H
Woodruff’s
New York
Clark's
Doughi’s
Bross
Prospect Streets
Edieon
Victor
Cigara
J. B. Marenghi
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Fellowesco
Uneeda National Biscuit
Kenah
sPer
Dame- of the
Thinabeth
Joseph Bramikas
County News
Westfield
Newark
HOLT
Holt’s
Frank Holt &Co
Walls
Ceeresenwe
Holiday
Overcoat
Marshall & Ball
Marshall
Ball
Union County Business
Linden
Ee Rene W. H. Donaldsom
Cranford
Ghorod I Ditzen
General ’Contrantot
Tel
Een Cranford Gas Company
Lee Cranford
Ganppity
Ad Westheld
James Caldwell Park
Bowers
Martha NG Sica
Kreidler
Ava Tel
Nee
Lou
Bavertes Homes
Country Poultry
Fae
John J. Googer
Resi Metate
Insuran
Mim
Quimby Streets
Raymond Lampenr
and Determer
Roselle
Ling Bearing
Tianing
Roselle Park
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