Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-07-05
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August GunkeI, a boatman, was
found Ill on the street by Patrolman
Andrew Jensen Monday afternoon.
He was taken to police headquarters
for safe keeping and later let go.
Anton Katofka, fifty years old,
living at Maurer, was arrested last
night by PatroImau Weitzen, for wife
beating.
A meeting of the Danish One
Hundred Ladies was held in l. o. G.
T. hall Monday night, instead of last
night.
*. U. V. Excelsior, of Maurers
did not meet yesterday.
Court Amboy, No. So Foresters
of America is scheduled to meet to-
night.
james Henderson, Of the S. P.
c. A. stopped a team of the New
York Furniture Company yesterday.
/ TIE. team was burdened by a large
loaded van. Tbs driver was order
ed to AXE the horses to a stable.
"A meeting of M~iddleseX Council
No. SO, Jr. o. U. A. M. will be held
tonight.
Every precaution was taken yes
terday afternoon by Captain samuel
| Bayard, OF Bayard's Beach, to pre-
vent any accident. A member of the
Volunteer Life Saving Corps was-eT
duty with a boat during the bathing.
| Several young boys were taken
| ashore in the boat from the float,
tired out. On Sundays and holidays
a life guard will be on duty among
the bathers.
District Deputy Grand Chief
Charles Simmens and staff, composed
of twelve members of Pc Ambo
Tribe, No. 65, Improved Order Red
Men, Of this city, who went to Rah-
| way Monday to raise up the chiefs
of Rahwak Tribe in that city were
much disappointed when they reach
ed there, because of the fact that
any of the members of the Rahwak
tribe failed to show up to the meet
ing. After securing the city of Rah-
way for some time in search of the
red skins the local delegation were
taken in by the fraternal order Of
Eagles and entertained during the
evening. Past Worthy President
Thomas Lucas, of Perth Amboy
| Aerie, was the leader of the local
birds.
The regular meeting Of the La
dies Board of Managers of the Home
for the Aged will be held tomorrow
| afternoon at the home of Hrs. H.
| Rippen, at Sc Market street.
More than 500 automobiles
passed through this city yesterday on
their way back to New York across
Staten Island.
Lawyer Jacob B. Joselson, of
State street, tried his first criminal
case in New Brunswick Monday and
won a verdict from a jury for acqutt-
tai on two counts. His client was
| George Waliszko, Of Roosevelt,
charged with selling without a lie
ense and allowing gambling in his
place of business.
Frank Brinskov, of 440 Baker
Place, was arrested last night by
Patrolman Rymarczyk, on complaint
Of NJ. Clements.
Joseph Plufko, of 348 Convery
Place, arrested Monday afternoon for
wife beating, was discharged Monday
night. The a 1t was claimed, was
a victim of circumstances. 1t was
declared his wife became drunk and
often began TO fight with him.
Julia Vargo, thirty-two years
old, was found trespassing on Cen
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noon today and arrested by Special
officer Charles ]. Lavarette. 1t was
charged by the officer that she picked
up iron and other property belonging
to the railroad company.
The local police are investigat-
ing the record of William Fitzpat-
rick, the youth who assaulted and
robbed Emanuel Scheuer, Of New
ark, in Asbury Park a few days ago.
They believe he has committed rob
berries In and about Woodbridge, his
home.
Michael Zepak, OF $50 Penn
street, fell from a window while at
work on Division street, this o
ing, and sustained several bruises.
DIR. Charles !. Silk attended him. The
victim is thirty-fve years old.