Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-08-25
Julius MuIndr Taken to Hospital
in Serious Condition
PLAYING ON COUNTY BRIDGE
Ran Out From Behind Auto
During Rush After Boat
Had Passed
SEVERAL CARS IN CRASH
Two Persons Hurt In Accidents
on Island Over the Week.
End
SEVERAL CARS IN CRASH

Heavy automobile traffic through
this city yesterday and Saturday was
accountable for a series of accidents,
the most serious resulting in frac-
tured skull for seven year old Julius
Molmar. of 444 Market street, who
was taken to the city hospital.
Molmar was playing on the county
bridge yesterday afternoon near the
draw ON the north end and was struck
by a motorcycle after he had run
out from behind an automobile. The
draw bridge had been open to allow
a boat to pass and many vehicles
were lined up on both sides. The lad
was struck by the motorcycle of Fred
Garment, twenty-one years old, of 412
North End street, East Newark. Car
ment picked the boy up in his ma
chine and reported to Sergeant Nor
ris. The motorcyclist was paroled
on his own recogniZance after witness
es had stated that he was not to blame
for the accident.
Molmar was reported to be doing
well at the hospital this morning.
: accidents to motor vehicles none OF
which were serious
At A o'clock Saturday afternoon the
cars of August j. Miller, of 1914 Will
liam street, Newark, and Harry
Fleshman, of 43 Lincoln avenue, Me-
tuchen, were in a crash at Smith and
Hobart streets. Officer Dunham ar
rested Fleshman for having no driv-
er's hcense..
Officer Riedy reported the collision
at IL o'clock Saturday night at Ga.
dek's switch of the autos of John T.
Berry, of Metuchen, and Ludwig JOS
NECK, OF 684 Charles street, this city
None were arrested following the
collision of the autos of Victor Main
of this city, D. T. Davis. 55 Liberty
street. this city, and J. Fishman. o.
sos Market street, Newark. at tn
corner Of Amboy avenue and Bar
clay street yesterday afternoon.
Three cars figured in a crash a
Amboy avenue and New Brunswick
avenue early Sunday morning. Will
liam Colen, of Montclair, was driv
ing south on Amboy avenue, follow
ed by Mrs. Lambert. of Elizabeth
When Colen stopped near the corner
Mrs. Lambert crashed into his car
ed the mixup by piling his machin'
into the rear of Mrs. Lambert's auto
No arrests were made after an investi-
cation by Officer Bachman and tn
cars proceeded to the shore.
On complaint of James ]. Stanley
Of Elizabeth, Charles Grouse motor.
list of 1859 First avenue. New Yorl
City, was summoned 10 dPPO"i -
court at o'clock tonight.
Summons were served for auto vio
iations to be heard at z o'clock tonigh
as follows.
w. p. Tunison. 111S Bushwfck ave
= nue. Brooklyn, $25 cash bond charg'
speeding Market street, complainan
Officer F. Seiboth.
Walter Busse, 502 Neville street
city, operating bus without license
complainant Officer Seiboth
Thomas Biggs. s66 East Main street
Somerville. no license and an tnsuf
ficient license plates on motorcycle
Officer Seiboth. I.
C. Bammward, of 667 Clifton ave
nue., Newark, violating traffic regula
tons on Market street
Fred Barser, 258 Bank street, New
ark, speeding on Amboy avenue.
]. j. Bakaisa, Ogden place, city
speeding on New Brunswick ayenn
with cut out open.
Benomi Green. Of Avon, speedini
on Amboy avenue.
Louis HaIbot of 400 South stree
was fined $40 for speeding on New
Brunswick avenue.