Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-07-02
T. S. Marshal Add Deputies To Enforce Dry Laws
CITY MUCH "DRYER"
THAN YESTERDAY; NO
DEFINATE ACTION YET
Excise Board, Working In
Doubt, Lays Over AppIica-
tions Until July is

Twenty-seyen saloons, three hotels
four bottling, two billiards and six
applications for transfers were laid
over until July 15, last night at the
regular meeting of the Board of Ex-
else Commissioners. The board was
in Quandary as to what action to
take on the business that came before
it, as it is impossible to obtain de-
cision on the action to be taken with
the hotels and saloons under the war
time prohibition act
After he reading of the renewals
and transfers by City Clerk John Han
son, Jr., Commissioner Thomas Lucas
July 18th, pending the decision of the
supreme court.
Commissioner Emil Frey then arose
and said that he thought that was the
proper course for the board to pur-
sue, as it would not only protect the
Board and city, but also the hoetl
men themselves, for if the renewals
were granted, and then the decision
was found in favor of prohibition, the
and the city don't want any money
that the liquor men may lose later on.
The billiard licenses laid over were
those of Michael Stump at 215 Hall
avenue and Michael Zalutko at 81
Washington street. These were laid
over as the places are run in connec-
ton with saloons The billiard IL
cense of William Papas was granted,
however, as he has no connection with
the liquor business.
The applications for transfers laid
over until July s were: John A. Nor
itho to Joseph Gieralkowski saloon,
SO Second street; andre Pleva to An
ton Koran, saloon at CTS Catherine
street; John Liposki to Joseph Fuchs,
saloon, 728 Cortlandt street; Jacob
Beer to Alexander Nilmera, saloon at
as Lesicki, saloon at 323 Smith street.
The saloon renewals laid over were:
VIM. Fazekas, 276-27S Alpine
street; Frank Gold, 298 Smith street:
John Liposki, 72S Cortlandt street.
tin Szaiay. All High street; John
Dovnar, 66S Cortlandt street; Andrew
Pleva, 678 Catherine street; ChaS. A.
Hackman, 434 High street; Paul Tu-
rex, 273 New Brunswick avenue; Hy-
man Ladden. SIS Jacques street; ia
cob Damitz, 753 Parker street; ;~Joseph
Gersten, 430 New Brunswick avenue;
Martin Ulimeyer, 697 Charles street;
Leonard Zaremba, 362 Inslee street;
Stanislaw Brodzinsky, 312 Elm street;
Ralph A. Bulls, $50 Hartford street;
Elias Beer. S23 Smith street; John N.
Peterson, $40 Wagner street; Isidore
Weiner, 565 New Brunswick Avenue;
Adam Tarlowsky. 205 Hall avenues;
John A. Moritko, SO Second street:
Wojoiech Lisiak, 654 Penn street;
Sarah Sturm, 3S2 State street; Peter
s. Byrnes, 135 New Brunswick ave-
nue.; John Zawilinski, 2SS Hall ave-
nue.; VIM. Quigley 381 State street.;
JohnLiposli, 728 Cortlandt street.
The hotel renewals laid over were:
Dennis F. Donovan, 314 Front
street.; Floyd T. Brown, 825 .Amboy
avenue: Peter Floersch and Son, 62-
81 Smith street.
One wholesale renewal was laid
over:
Sam Seberslky, 290 state.
The bottling renewals laid over
were:
Peter F1oersch, S65 Stanford street;
Herman Chmelnik, 1876 Hall avenues;
Chas. Franzblau, 168 Hall avenue;
Enlre Nank ovich, 328 Smith street.
All the commissioners were present
at the meeting.