Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

lowing licenses:
Saloons
Martin Parzygnat, 52f Street Street
Frank 0aidamowicz.. sic High Street.
Ignatz Olceszki. III Broad Street.
Joseph Kiss-Klein. 4s6 Smith Street,
Michae Wawerczak. 770 Charles ST.,
Percy A. Cunningham. 2s4-2ss Hobart
/ Street.
Botfiing:
Elias Beer, s23 Smith Street.
John Cateili, 400 tombstone Street,
= Joseph Herr. 500 Smith Street,
! A19z Tengery. 436 Grove Street,
were on motion taken up and ba1loted
on collectively, and granted by the
following vote: Yea-Mullen, Lucas,
koyen. Nhy-None.
! Application of Morris Epstein for q
transfer to himself of the saloon IL
sense u A. J. Tersmtewicz at s4s Oak
The following letter from Mr.. Peter
F.. DAILY
- July 1. 1918.
The Board of Excise Commissioners of
the City of Perth Amboy.
Gentlemen
1t has been brought to my attention
that you may act adversely upon a GER
tain application for a transfer of IL
cense made. or about to be made to you,
because 1t was found in the case of one
Morris Epstein, the holder of a license
from this Court. there had been a viola
ton of the Excise Laws. While It is
felt that no one guilty OF a substantial
violation of the Excise Laws should be
permitted to continue In the business
any where. yet plain Justice compels
me to express the opinion that the
character and circumstances of the
charge made before me In the Epstein
case were such that II should not be
held against him.
n investigation and hearing con-
Quoted before the Court showed that
clean. decent ana law-abiding place;
had managed his business so as to have
earned the respect of the good people
of his n~eighborhood; that he was not
Ia deliberate violator of the law; and
that In the Instance complained of he
was induced n persuaded to sell on
Sunday a mixed drink OF whiskey and
ginger to one Conneli who begged for
the same upon the pretense that he
needed IL because he was sick. This
same Conneli, IL may be stated. was re-
Gently sentenced by me to State Prison
upon a conviction of having obtained
money under false ~pretenses.
Because OF the respect Epstein a
earned through the honest and lawful
conduction of his business n the ex-
~tenuating circumstances of this unsub-
stantial, although legal violation. the
Court did not hesitate to grant him a
renewal of his license.
In common honesty the foregoing ex-
PLANTATION should be and hereby 10
placed within your knowledge.
/ Respectfully yours,
PETER f. DAILY.
was received, and on motion ordered
spread on the minutes.
The application of Morris Epstein
was on motion laid over to a nesting
70 be called bysthe chair, by the fol-
lowing vote; Yea-Muilen, Lucas,
Koyen. Nay-None.
The application of Lou Deak for a
transfer TO himself of the saloon IL
cense of Morris Prince at sol Smith
Street, was On motion taken up and
balloted on, and granted by the follow
ing vote: Yea-Mullen. Lucas, Koyen.
lNay-None.
Applications for transfer as follows:
James +. Burns, saloon, 219 New
brunswick venue to Alex Weisz; Alex.
weisz, saloon, 27e New Brunswick Ave-
nue. to 2 Smith St; were on motion laid
Chair. by the following vote: Yea
Mullen, Lucas, Koyen. Nay-None.
Application of Joseph Gadek Tor q
transfer of his hotel license from 1,00s
State Street to sSs-S90 State Street
was on motion taken up n balloted
on, and granted by the following vote;
l~Yea-Mullen. Lucas, Koyen. Nay-None.
Applications for billiard licenses as
Michael wawerczak. 7iO Charles
Street.
Michael Stumpf. 215 Hall Avenue.
were on motion taken up and balloted
i on collectively, and granted by the
following vote: Yea-Mullen, Lucas,
lKoyen. Nay-None.
Adjourned TO meet at the call OF the
~ MARINA CRAZE.
l. Clerk pro tenn.
2osBs-s-17-1t.