Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
FINED 500
IN COURT HERE
Charles Eisner Fined for Viola
ton of City Sanitary
Code

One person was fined $50 and eve
Others were granted periods of time
ranging from one week to thirty
days to abate unsanitary and health
detrimental ~nuisances now existing
on their property or land owned by
them, when the Boar of Health, act
ing upon facts ascertained by inves-
LEGATIONS conducted by health inspec-
tors, prosecuted eight men before
Recorder Pickersgill this morning.
This drastic action on the part of
the health board has been pending
for a long time n the complaints
are all against old offenders of the
sanitary code governing health activ-
tiles I'm this city. Several of those
against whom complaints were regis
tered have been ordered repeatedly to
remedy the conditions on their prop
erty which did not measur up to re-
quirements of the health code.
Charles Eisner, a baker and cater
er of 1872 New Brunswick avenue,
who, according to L. Burt Moore, city
marshal who served the complaint,
keeps 'the dirtiest and flthiest place
he has seen where food Is made"
was fined $50 and given a week to al
leviate conditions for violating Sec
ton 10, Article 1, of the health code.
The complaint was made by Thomas
wilhelm, who asserted that Eisner
maintains a baking shop which Is in
an %unsanitary condition.
M. Zweircan and his wife, of 1853
State street, had three complaints
made against them by Anton Wodder,
plumbing inspector. 1t Is charged
that they violated Sections 1 and q,
Article Is, and Section As. Article IA.
It is alleged they maintain closets
not connected properly with sewers
and own buildings which contain de-
fective plumbing. One weeks grace
was allowed to fix up these condi-
lions.
E. q. Lambertson, of Mechanic
street, Is alleged to have violated Sec
tons SO and As, Article IA, of the
code. According to Plumbing In
spector Wodder, he maintains water
and also has defective and unsanitary
plumbing In several buildings. His
case was adjourned a week to allow
him time to alter conditions.
Thomas Golfer. of 2S5 New Bruins
wick avenue, is guilty of two viola
lions, that of Section 8, Article 1, and
Section IL. Article 1. A. N. Cleaver
asserted that he maintained overflow
ing privies and houses which did not
have a plentiful supply of pure water.
IColfer was given two weeks to install
adequate plumbing facilities.
Isaac Belafsky. of 447 New Bruins
wick avenue, is charged with a VIOLA
ton of Section 2, Article 6. of the
code which provides that all manure
pits must be covered. II. X. Golen-
book appeared for Belafsky and as
serted that his client had already
remedied the condition and complied
with the mandates of the board. The
case was put off for a week to allow
time for a r~einspection.
Herman Fredericks had ~nuisances
existing on his premises that violated
Sections rs and As. Article IA, of the
code. He was granted thirty days
grace to properly equip his property
with plumbing facilities.
william Massopust, charged with
maintaining and failing to connect
water closets with the street sewer
did not appear in court in answer to
the complaint. The city marshal
holds q warrant for his arrest and
will serve 1t IL Massopust does not
come to court.
All property owners who were al
flowed a prescribed period within
which tlfey must correct defective
plumbing and remedy unsanitary
conditions, will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law unless they
lcomply with the request of the health
board in the time allotted.