In re Bennett

Among the six consents filed on September 26, 1910, by Maria Jones, the original licensee, was one by William H. Jones, for a two-story building on Job’s lane, *311Southampton. The building had two show windows fronting upon the street with a middle door entrance between them. From July to sometime in September, Mrs. Jones carried on a laundry there, with a sign four or five feet long, by twelve inches- wide, reading “Mew York Laundry.” In September 1910' this sign had been taken down, but in the following June or July it was replaced, and the laundry traffic resumed. The expanse of show windows…