Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1910-08-22

cured during the past four weeks by
County Detective Richard A. Peltier.
the local police and force OF detec-
tives Of the Ferd. A. David Detective
Agency, of Newark, led to the ar
rest yesterday afternoon and this
morning of thirteen saloonkeepers, a
beer bother and eight men charged
with conducting "speak-easies."
Under orders from Prosecutor
Booraem warrants for the arrest OF
the men were drawn last week and
were issued yesterday by Justice
Isaac B. Esberg, acting in the abb
sence Of Recorder Harold 70. Pick
ersgill Last night those charged
with maintaining "speak.easies' and
selling liquor without licenses were
arraigned before Justice Esberg and
held in $1,000 bail each for their
appearance before the grand Jury.
One mans bond was increased to
1920 on an. additional charge of
gambling. The saloonkeepers were
arraigned this morning before JUS
tice Esberg and held in $500 bail
each.
Names of Saloonkeepers.
Following are the saloonkeepers
arrested for Sunday selling: Joseph
Laskowski, $50 State street; Anton
Gadek, 1872 State street; Anton Elk,
797 State street; Adam Wodziensky,
456 Mechanic street; Steve Melko,
90 Washington street; George Koz-
usko, Hall avenue and Catherine
street; Steve Lovasz, GIL Catherine
street; Steve Seigulinsky, 753 Par
ker street; Alexander Petraczki, 238
Hall avenue; Herman chemelnik,
1876 Hall avenue; Adam Cybulski,
200 Hall avenue; William Harding,
Hall avenue and State street; and
Joseph Galaida, of 430 New Bruns-
wick avenue.
Selling without Licenses. -
Arrested for selling liquor with
out licenses were Samuel Natoli.
thirty years old, grocer, 435 New
Brunswick avenue; Luigi DeToro,
thirty-eight years old, grocer, 253
New Brunswick avenue; Louis Pelli-
grini, thirty-seyen years old, terra
Gotta worker. 2Ss Washington
street; Joseph Guiffre, thirty-six
years old, grocer, 42s-430 Washing
ton street; Frank Lauro, twenty
eight years old, and Nicholas Veloni,
thirty-nine years old, restaurant pro-
pltOtOlb, OOO w tOh oLiSSty
John Cappacione, thirty-nine years
and Eugene Faggioni, twenty-five
years old, grocer, 8 Smith street.
John Szunyog, forty-four years
old, beer bother, of 709 Catherine
street, was arrested charged with
violating the excise ordinance. An
additional charge, that of gambling,
was preferred against Pelligrini.
Arrests In Roosevelt.
Last night the detectives raided
three places in Roosevelt, securing,
they. allege, evidence against each.
The proprietors arrested are: Rae
fello Garlic, "speak-easy; P. Preis,
pool room, Houston street, and
Giuseppe Sica, "speak- easy" Blazing
Star road. ALI three were arraigned
this morning and held In $1,000 bail
each. Throughout the week, Detec-
tive Peltier says, other arrests
throughout this city and the county
will occur
Evidence enough to stock bar
room was secured by the detectives
and police yesterday in arresting
the alleged conductors of the un-
licensed bars. Bottles and boxes of
bottled beer, a cask of wine, bottled
wine and whiskey are stocked In an
upper room of police headquarters
today, labelled with the name of the
former owners Several trips of
the city patrol wagon were necessary
to transport the liquor to its present
location
Local Detectives Assist.
Detectives Sergeants John Huff
and Lawrence Long assisted County
Detective Peltier in serving war
rants for the arrest of the unlicensed
bar proprietors. Patro1man Charles
Quinn and William Calvin, In plain
clothes, visited several of the places
yesterday afternoon, gained admit
tance, ordered liquor and placed the
under arrest. Ferd. H
David, of the David Detective
of Newark, had his force of
nine men, who have been securing
evidence against the proprtetors, on
hand yesterday and they aided in
securing evidence.
The "speak-easy" arrests were
made almost simultaneously. Pa
trolmen Calvin and Quinn were
notified Saturday afternoon to APP
pear In civilian dress at O'Clock
afternoon Detectives Huff
and Long were given orders to do
likewise. At 4 o'clock the force,