Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-10
MOLNAR GETS
HIS RENEWAL
Excise Board Lay Over His
Transfer Application.


In an endeavor to act squarely to
all parties interested, the Board OF
Excise Commissioners granted JOS
eph MoInar, of Keene and Francis
streets. a renewal last night but laid
over for one week his application
for a transfer to Keene and Grove
streets, and the application OF
Michael Mieszkowsh for license 10
Molnar's present place at Keene and
Francis streets. As the matter now
stands the board will meet again
next week and discuss the advisable
ity of granting Mteszkowski q trans
fer Of Molnar's license, or the lat
ter's application for house trans
fer.
President Explains Case.
President John H. Fritzfnger, OF
the board, explained to the reporters
after the meeting that the commits
sioners had acted In this manner In
an endeavor to ''play square with
alI hands and not deprive Molnar OF
his business. The applicants license
expires shortly and for this reason
the board decided, after short re-
cess, to grant him renewal and
hold up the application for trans
fer until effort Is made to settle the
differences in that neighborhood.
1t was one of the busiest meetings
ever held by the board. James 8.
Wight appeared for Mieszkowskf and
fled objections to the motion that
the latter's application be laid on the
table indefinitely and succeeded In
securing an adjournment for only
one week. When Molnar's applica-
tion for renewal was read Mr.. Wight
again appealed to the board. 1t was
first moved that the application be
acted upon and after Mr.. W1ghts s
appeal 1t was moved that adjourn
ment be taken for one week. The
board was divided on this question
and a recess was declared, during
which the board obviously agreed TO
grant the renewal and lay over the
transfer.
Molnar's friends say that Miesz-
kowskf and his hackers are trying to
deprive him of living. Molnar's
present place of business, 1t Ia al
legged, is owned by the Union Brew
cry. OF Newark, which has served
three months notice on the occu-
pant. Molnar erected new saloon
at Keene and Grove streets and ap-
piled for q transfer, while Mieszkow-
ski entered into contract for the pur-
chase of Molnar's old place and paid
down a $500 forfeit, Mr.. Wight de-
clared last night. The board is In
peculiar situation. They may either
grant one or both applications for
transfers, and, In the advent of both,
1t will violate the boards ruling not
to increase the number of saloons In
the city. Mieszkowski is barber in
Hall avenue.
Must Get Another Bondsman.
Sander Kish's application for re-
newal was granted, with the proviso
he secured another bondsman. Mr..
Kish's first application was signed
by Emil Sameth and M. Leichtman,
but before the bond was presented to
the board Mr.. Kish removed MIR.
Samethys name and substituted
Louis Perelman. The board object
ed to this name. The application Of
Thomas Holton, of 3S5 High street,
was laid over for further advertise
ment. The renewals granted follow;
List of Renewals.
James Osterhout, 311 State street;
Abraham Davidson, 233 New Bruns-
wick avenue; M. Swideroski, 867
Charles street; Peter Horbatt, 432
Amboy avenue; Charles Baumlin,
515 Hartford street; J. E. Ernst,
152 New Brunswick avenue; Anton
Wais, 737 State-street; Sander Kish,
3S5 state street; Alex. Machieroskt,
266 Hall avenue; John Dudor. 373
Inslee street; Benjamin Wander, So
Washington street; Jacob Castel-
baum, sos Prospect street; Thomas
Connors, 524 State street; Joseph T.
Galaida, iii Hall avenue.
Transfers Granted.
Four transfers were granted az
follows: Anton Elk to Joseph Sche-
Itch, 797 State street; John Lebeda
to David Wolfson, 145 Washington
street; George G. Hriczko, from S79
to s77 Smith street; George G.
Hriczko, from saloon to hotel.
Removals are Given.
Following were the removals
p 3AAeoAs - tt&u tdS2ot 1fOfu AfU 10
368 Fayette. William Fazekas, from
Inslee street to alpine street; Thorn
as Dwyer. from 385 to $50 High
street. The application for transfer
by Michael stumpf TO John Amaczi.
6S7 Charles street, was laid over
pending further Investigation.
Lay Over Bottling Transfer.
The application of transfer from
John Szunyog, hasfiirg, 70 George
Miller, 70s Catherine street. was
laid over as the license did not ac-
company the application. Following
were the transfern laid over under
the rule: William Pfirrmann. AIS
Front street TO ga Smith street:
David Wolfson, 1A5 washington
street. to 2s5 Smith street.
Adjournment was taken until g.
O'clock Thursday night. Novsmbas
10. Those present were: President
John H. Frltzinger, Commissioners
Richard Henderson, James +. Burns
and Edward Tymrakiewlez.