Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-16
LIQUOR TRADE
SEEM To HAVE
INSIDE FACTS
Transfers and Renewals of
Licenses Are AS Many AS Be-
fore Dry Law Was Effective

That the manufacturers of 2.75
per cent eber and the major
ity owners of saloons have much con-
fidence in being allowed to remain
open, if only beer and soft drinks are
sold, was shown by the number of
liquor dealers who attended the Ex-
else Board nEetingN last night. Trans
fer and renewal of licenses were as
many as of yore and the Excise Com
mission continues to issue licenses.
During the course of the meeting
Anil Frey, one of the members of
the Board, suggested that on the face
of licenses issued each be stamped
with the notice that the permit did
not authorize violation of laws OF
the United States.' This action is
being carried out in many of the larg-
er cities throughout the country he
claims. 1t was also moved that the
Board should purchase the stamp
necessary for the above notice to be
placed on the licenses.
1t was explained to the dealers who
attended the meeting last night, that
licenses whose terms read for a period
of one year, refundment of the cost
of the permit would be granted If 1t
were decided that the manufacture or
the sale of "near-beer" was not legal.
The three, six and nine months Ii
censes were to be taken out at the
owners risk. Attempts have been
made to secure an opinion as to the
refundment on the three, six and nine
months permits, but so far have been
unable to secure it.
The following saloons have been
transferred.
John A. Moutko, 90 Second street,
to Joseph Gieralj Gieralkowsi; An
dro Pleva, saloon, CTS Catherine street
to Antoni Kuran; Jacob Beers, saloon,
63S State street, to Alexander Mem
iera; John Dovnar, saloon, 668 Cort-
landt street, to John Liposhi and Elias
Beer, saloon, 323 Smith street, to
Thomas Lesicki.
Listed below is the names of renew
ais of saloons, hotels. bottling houses:
Saloon Renewals.
VIM. Fazekas, 276-27S Alpine
street; Frank Gold, 20 8Smith street;
John Nikodem, 752 State street; Mar
tin Szalay, 431 High street; John Dow
mar, 66S Cortlandt street; Andrew
Pleva, 67S Cortlandt street; Charles
A. Hackman, 434 High street: Paul
Turek, 273 New Brunswick avenue;
Hyman Ladden, SIS Jacques street;
Jacob Damitz, 753 Parker street; Jo-
seph Gersten, 430 New Brunswick ave-
nue.; Martin Ulimeyer, 697 Charles
street; Leonard Zaremba, 1862 Inslee
street; Stanislaw Brodzinsky, 312 Elm
street; Frank Gold, 29S Smith street;
John N. Peterson, $40 Wagner street;
Isidore Reisman, 705 Charles street;
Sam Weisner, 565 New Brunswick
avenue; Adam Tarlowsky, 205 Hall
avenue; John A. Moritko, 9S Second
street; Wojciech Lisiak, 654 Penn
street; Sarah Sturm, 3S2 State street;
Peter S. Byrnes, 1875 New Brunswick
avenue; John Zawilinski, 28S Hall
avenue; William Quigley, 391 State
street; John Liposky, 728 Cortandt
street; Dennis F. Donovan, 314 Front
street; Floyd It. Brown, S25 Amboy
avenue; Peter Floersch and Son, 62-
81 Smith street.
Bottling Renewals.
Peter Floersch, 365 Stanford street:
Herman Chmenik, 1876 Hall avenue;
Emre Mankovich. 32S Smith street.
The transfer of John Liposki's sa-
loom of 72S Cortlandt street to Joseph
Fuchs was laid over until the next
meeting of the board.
The renewal of saloon license of
Ralph A Bulls, $50 Hartford street;
wholesale license of Sam Sebersky,
200 State street; bottling license of
Charles Franzblau. 168 Hall avenue.
were not acted upon at meeting last
night. They were laid over until the
board convened again.