New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
NEW JERSEY AGAIN DRY
rFn LIQUOR VIOL1TIONS.
ssyeraI Arrests IN NeScark and jersey
Cify-Chwches ActiUe.

- we're made. but few drunken men were the
-.sts and It was evident that the saloon men
were trying TO MAKE 'ne nc" AeuoF ID" obnoxious
y ,s enforcement.
- ,so@rarIx two salooakeepers landed in the DO
- 1et which had been spread particularly about
,.oe ,Efich were considered week ago as ''sus-
p,ors" Otherwise the city stood well the strain
o,other dry Sunday. and only two drunken
% vrere arrested during the day.
a.. thirsty New Yorker got into trouble helping
~ the delinquent saloonkeepers violate the
~ promptly at midnight Saturday, while full
-. os policemen, detectives and constables were
I'D about the city. the saloon lights were dark
.a ard old Gambrinus was forced into retirement
- another twenty-four hours. TO the accompani-
-. ~ his worship7srs' revilings.
-,ovnines had been sent out by the police dur
- tbe week 10 those saloonkeepers whose places
--s-s kept under surveillance a week ago. They
ygre told thaf II u'eIe was any Nolauon tnere
,voud be arrests
RE telephones were kept busy IN Police Head
,nartsrs with complaints of residents of the city
sout places which they said were doing business,
- several successful raids were made.
:, ,ras about O'Clock yesterday morning when
,,a,,ain Corbitt of the Sd Precinct passed the
.loon Of Robert Wade. at No. Is Ferry street
,-sde was among those warned to keep his place
s,.ad The captain saw a man moving about in
sso Mace and tried 10 enter. He was barred but
- vgas familiar with the place. and stole down
,,,o the cellar through a hallway and went up
,s,ouRb back door nabbing the saloonkeeper as
5. yss drawing beer for two customers Wade
~as fined SO and costs, under the city ordinance.
rank Crowley. Academy and Wickliffe Streets
ras also warned that he would be arrested IL
so,nd selling on Sunday. Detective Sergeant Tlite
.,a Policeman Seybold, of the 4th Precinct were
5s.ained 10 watch him. Yesterday the officers dis
s-ysed as prospective customers found their way
t-,o the saloon by secret entrance and were about
"a he served when they arrested John Lakeland,
crowleys bartender, and Louis Mask, Of No. 6
committee made up of the restaurant keepers
Who we're hard hit by the law will go before
Judge Ten Eyck, in the Court Of Quarter Sessions
this week and ask for ruling the law
n whether they may sell intoxicants with the
meals they serve regular customers II privi-
lere is denied then is the intention Of the COM
r1iuee 10 try 10 force the blue law observance on
the Sabbath.
JERSEY CITY THIRSTED
All the screens were out in Jersey City. and the
saloon traf7c was practically dead. The liquor
dealers who favor the open saloon Sunday be-
Ueve they represent the popular sentiment, and
that a close Observance of the law will arouse the
people and bring about the repeal of the They
are confident that the certiorari proceedings be
begun will result in an early decision nullifying
the entire act at least the screen section, which
stops the Sunday volators from doing paying
business
Several arrests were made IN Jersey City. Ed
ward J. Gateley. who has a saloon at No. 80 Hen
derson street improvised bar in the cellar under
his barroom. with plank resting on two barrels.
Patroluen Martin and Meehan entered the cellar
and found three men drinking beer. Gateley and
his patrons fed but he was arrested later. Nicola
Leano was arrested for doing business in his living
apartments over his saloon at No. q Railroad
avenue.
Patrolman Dundon discovered I'VE men drinking
beer in the hallway OF the saloon at No. 3s4 Mon
mouth street and arrested John Kuhn. proprietor
rf sha rafc lob ToOd co1o oOV11ra =
No sA Summit avenue, was taken into custody
early in the morning. Flood and his wife and
two friends sitting a table. with decanter
Of whiskey in front Of them. Frank Slavernsld,
whose saloon IS at No 2 Walnut street was taken
into custody in the kitchen in the of his
saloon entertaining, it IS alleged. James ORourke.
who far under the influence OF intoxicants
that he, too, arrested.
Two men, carrying keg of beer. were leaving
the saloon OF Joseph ]. Reilly at No SS7 Hender-
street. They dropped the keg and fed see
ng Patrolman Sullivan Reilly was arrested
AT many Of tho churches circulars were dis
trbuted containing a quotation from the charge
q Justice Fort TO the Hudson County Grand Jury
on the Sunday law. condensation OF the excise
law amendments and earnest appeal to the
church members TO take active interest and
keep alive the sentiment against the repeal Of the
law The circular was issued by joint committee
Of the Law and Order League, prohibition or
CARNATIONS and various societies Of the Methodist.
County. The circular was, in part, follows:
The committee suggests that no law, especially
stringent-granting its imperfections-as this
excise law. can be enforced of itself; hence
secure, by the regularly paid officials in every
municipality Of the county, strict. impartial OBJ
servsnCe Of every section.
The people Of Hudson County have an unusual
opportunity presented them, 10 secure by their
own efforts and the cooperation Of an honest,
fearless judge-whose administration of justice in
eyildoers and corrupt politicians and joy to the
honest awabiding, Sabbath loving citizens-a fair.
impartial Observance OF wise law regulating the
We recommend that all candidates for the Assem-
og De requested 10 pledge themselves
F1rstNol 10 vote 10 repeal any OF the restrictive
sections Of the new excise law. -..-
called the Home Rule. bill. regulating the liquor
tsitc We heartily injorse the Home Rule meas
gre and urge all citizens labor for its passage
sy the next Legislature.
Two arrests were made in Hoboken. and large
humber OF summonses viii be issued for saloon
Keepers who failed expose the interior OF their
places of business
August Schroeder Of No. IS Willow avenue, was
tS1ce arrested for selling liquors, and the second
ume was held by the police without bail. He was
hFst arrested by Patrolman Gashard, who gained
sudden entry into Schroeders place and found sew
efal men drinking. Gashard managed to seize one
glass q beer which he took the station, along
with Schroeder and John Kiraugh. of No. SsS New
ARK street. Hoooken. who attempted to take the
Deer from him. Acting Captain Flattery and De-
Nse1Fe Sergeant Fallon arrested him the second
tine Theodore Vassell. OF No. l22 Adams street,
vas the other man arrested and charged with SELL
ing
Orange. July l5 GspeciaD.-The new excise law
vas observed faithfully throughout the Oranges
Today, violations or complaints being reported
me people seem 10 be accommodating themselves
% ne new order Of things, else they have laid
N good stocks for home consumption, for there
was very little kicking to-day In Orange no
enange has been made IN the way Of removing
screens from the windows the authorities being
apparently perfectly contented IL openings large
enough 20 permit an inspection Of the interior OF
basrooms are left