Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-02
SUFFERING OF
MISS CROSSLEY
COMES TO END
. APPLICATIONS
ARE LAID OVER
Excise BOARD Grants Trans
fer anu Seven Renewals.

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Four applications for transfers of
licenses from place to place were
laid over at the monthly meeting
OF the Board of Excise Commission
ers last night. Among them were
those of William Pfrrmann and
Michael Zimbicki, which had pre-
The other two were laid over
because the premises for which APP
plication was made were not in
proper shape. One transfer and
seven renewals of saloon licenses
were granted unanimously, An ap-
plication for license In a place at
146 Washington street, which until
recently was occupied as saloon,
was laid over under the rules.
No Reason Given.
President Fritzinger and Commits
sioner Henderson when questioned
after the meeting would give no
specific reasons why the applications
of William Pfirrmann and Michael
Zimbicki were again laid over. Mr.
Fritzinger advanced the supposition
that some OF the commissioners
could not agree on granting or
refusing the applications. not being
much In favor of granting them, but
hesitating in turning them down.
Pfirrmann applied to have his saloon
license transferred from .415 Front
street, near Broad street, to "a
Smith street In the place formerly
occupied by Joseph Mclaughlin.
zimbicki applied for transfer of
his saloon license from e54 Penn
street to 666 State street.
Mr.. Fritzinger said that he was
in favor of taking license out of
such place as lis now occupied
by Pfirrmann and placing It in
better location. He expressed his
doubt that the business In its pres
ent location was paying very well
Pffrrmann's application was laid
over by motion OF Mr. Burns, sec
onded by Mr.. TymrakIewiozs That
OF zimbicki was laid over by motion
of Mr. Henderson, seconded by Mr..
Burns.
Pflrrmann's application frst came
before the board In November. wflen
ii was laid over under the rules
1t was laid on the table Ill the fol-
laid over. Zimbickiss application
first came up ID December. when 1t
was laid over under the rules.
Lay Over Miller's Application.
George Miller's application for
transfer of his bottling license from
Maurer to Summit avenue was laid
over by motion Of Mr.. Burns, sec
onded by Mr.. Tymrakiewicz. Mr..
Burns said there was no building on
the premises. Likewise was the ap-
plication of Mike Metruska for a
transfer Of his saloon license at 421
Mechanic street to 81 Washington
street laid over, because one of the
said the place at "a
Washington street was not in shape
for opening as yet. The application
was held up on motion OF Mr..
Henderson, seconded by Mr.. Burns.
Wants CampbeII's Place.
Dennis B. Welsh had an applica-
tion before the board for saloon
license in what was formerly Pat
rick Campbell's place at 145 Wash
ington street. It was laid over
under the rules. The place is now
occupied by David Wolfson, who was
granted renewal of his saloon
license from that place to 285. Smith
street, at the corner of Oak street,
In December. Owing to the fact that
alterations are under way in the
Kroeger building he has not trans
ferred as yet Should Weish's APP
plication be granted another saloon
would be added to the city's list.
Renewals Granted.
The application for transfer of
the saloon license at 171 Hall ave-
nue from Iosenh T. GaIaida to Paul
Piasezki. was granted unanimously.
The following renewals OF saloon IL
censes were granted collectively and
unanimously:
Matt Weirup, It's New Brunswick
avenue; Fl. Chmelnik, 1876 Hall
avenue; Mike Kuchnas 406 State
street; Chas. G.. Kish, 233 Washing
ton street: s. G. Jensen, 632 Amboy
avenue; E. D. Porter, Smith street
and High street; Jos. Gadek. State
street.
,lgrATurD DpnDuETc CAV