Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-08-22
Detective PeItier With Assistance
Of Local Police Made Haul for
Prosecutor Here Yesterday
ACCUSED HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Thirteen SaIoonkeepers, One Bother
and Eight Proprietors Of Speak
Easies' in Net Other Cases.

consisting OF ABOUT seventeen men
was scattered about the city, and al
an appointed time the various pro-
prietors were placed under arrest
All nine arrests were made within a
half hour. Many of the men were
transported to police headquarters
in the city patrol, others were taken
there by the police and detectives.
Enter BottIer's Place.
The~ bottling establishment of
John szunyog, at "A Catherine
street, was probably the first to be
reached. Evidence of Sunday sell
ing, the police declare, was found in
abundance. There were thirty-nine
men In the cellar of the Catherine
street address, the police charge, all
drinking bottled beer. Detective
Peltier confiscated the evidence and
ordered the place cleared. The pro
prietor was placed under arrest.
Tried to Assault Peltier.
Four men were found drinking
bottled beer In PelligrinPs place, ac-
cording to the police. On the floor
was a large tub of the same liquor
When told that he was under arrest
the proprietor is said to have resist
ed with a beer bottle as a weapon,
making Detective Peltier his intend
ed victim.
In Lauro and Velone's restaurant
Detectives Long and David found q
number of men drinking and playing
cards in the kitchen. Fourteen box
es of beer, the police allege, were
discovered in the cellar.
In the Smith street grocery owned
by Faggf0ne, Detective David says
he found a man drinking wine. The
man refused to give up the liquor,
he says, and tussle ensued The
liquor was eonffscated, together with
barrel of the same liquid.
Charge of Gambling.
Gambling, the detectives charge,
was In progress at Pelligrini's place,
and at John Cappacione's bake shop.
A game known as rolling BALI for
81 a corner was being played, they
charge.
Detective HUFF and Patrolman
Quinn, together with two private de-
tectives, entered Joseph Guiffre's
grocery In Washington street and
found, they allege, several men
drinking bottled beer and wine. The
offered no resistance, sub
mitting peaceably to arrest. The
liquor was taken to police headquar-
ters. At the grocery of Samuel
Natoli, in New Brunswick avenue,
barrel Of wine WAS found, also four
cases of beer.
Heavy Bail Demanded.
This morning the thirteen saloon
keepers, arrested ON evidence Sc
cured by the county and private de-
teetives, furnished bail to the extent
of $500 each to guarantee their ap-
pearance before the grand Jury.
Many of the places were visited yes
terday, evidence In the others was
secured on one of the previous four
Sundays Detectives David and Pei
tier were compelled to break in the
door at 200 Hall avenue in order to
effect an entrance into Adam Cybul-
skis saloon. Inside, they allege,
they found eight men drinking, four
Of whom ran upstairs when they per-
ceived the detectives. The proprie-
tor said that christening party was
the cause for the prominence of the
beer
Ten Men In Saloon.
Detectives David and Long, to-
gether with private official, enter
ed George Kozusko's saloon at Hall
avenue and Catherine street. De-
tectfve David says there were ten
men inside at a bar situated In
dance hall In the saloon of@Anton
Elk, Detective Peltier declares, there
was twelve-year-old boy engaged
In game of cards with four for
signers. When the detective asked
for drink he was served, he says,
by the child Another instance De-
tective David found of the same
hing was at Adam Wodzienski's sa-
oon, where pretty little fourteen
gear-old girl, he says, tends bar and
s subject to the foul language of
drunken foreigners.
Patrolman William Calvin entered
he saloon of Joseph Laskowskf yes
.erday afternoon and says he found
eight men drinking there. He or
Tered and was served with a drink,
he says, whereupon he placed the
proprietor under arrest. There were
welye men in the barroom at Che
nelnik's saloon in Hall avenue, Pa
roiman Calvin says.
In Roosevelt Pool Room.
The Roosevelt raids were made
asst night. Men were found drink |
ng, the detectives declare, in Siea 8
md CARLOS places. At the pool
Dom of P. Preis the liquor had run
'ut, the officials allege, but the pro-
,rietor was arrested on evidence
ormerly secured All three were
leld In $1,000 bail. This morning.
he police say, the arrest OF Samuel |
a restaurant man, Of 40
lew Brunswick avenue, will take
,lace.
In the absence of Recorder Pick
.rsgill, Justice Esberg issued the
and accepted bail. 1t was
to make the arrests yes
erday. Detective Peltier says, that |
he men might be arraigned before |
he September grand jury.
Recorder Makes Statement.
Recorder Piekersgill says that In |
answer TO the charge that he DELHI |
.Eatelv lett town yesterday to avolf !
laving anything 70 do with thef &
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