Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-28

By staff Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK, Oct. 28-Two
runaway boys were picked up by
Officer Manley on the Albany street
bridge at 6 o'clock this morning and
were taken into custody. The boys
gave their names as Silbio Avensco
n William Crosse, of Jersey City.
The first named boy is thirteen years
old and the latter twelve years.
Chief O'Connel, of the local police,
got in touch with the Jersey City au-
thorities and found that the boys had
been reported as missing.
The w boys stated that they had
secured a ride on a truck from Jersey
City, had m into Pennsylvania and
were on their way back when arrest
ed. They were hailing automobiles
for q ride.
Ernest Rowland of 1921 Potomac
street, S. E. Washington, d. C. came
to New Brunswick this morning and
identified the auto which had been
stolen from his earlier in the month at
Washington. This car was found
near the Musical String factory on
the outskirts of the town, Oct. 20, by
the New Brunswick police authorities.
It had been standing there three or
four days. -
The case was turned over to Chief
of County Detectives Peltier who got
in touch with the District of Columbia
authorities, and by the use of the IL
cense plates. identified the owner.
The will of Adele Manning Steven
son of Perth Amboy who died August
22, was probated yesterday. The only
next of kin named in the will, Is a
sister, Mary A.. w. Manning, Harold
Veelkman of Perth Amboy is the ex-
ecutor. The will was made july 81,
1918 and was witnessed by Lillian
Bebel of Asbury Park and Chas. K.
Seaman of Perth Amboy. A number
of requests are made to cousins and
friends, and the balance goes to the
sister.
The will of Maria Frances Waldron
of New Brunswick, who died October
z, was probated yesterday. Two sur
vivors, both daughters of the deceased
were named as the e~xecutrix, inc re-
ceived the entire value of the estate.
This will was mad July IS, 1897 and
was witnessed by John D.. VOORHEES,
n Charles e. Tindell.
From a children's "squable" to a
neighbors quarrel, vas the start of a
SANDER suit between residents Of
Chrome, which was tried before Judge
AAOyu ySStSl udys
Both parties in the action were
H~ungarians, as were the witnesses,
which necessitated the use of an in
terpreter in the taking of testimony.
Jofia Csaszar the plaintiff, who was
represented by c. T. Cowenhoven told
of the vile m Julius Nemeth had
called her. after his attempt to learn
the cause Of the plaintiffs attack and
abuse on Mrs. Nemeth following a
childrens quarrel. Witnesses for the
plaintiff corroborated he Testimony.
Nemeth in his defense absolutely
denied using the language attributed
to him, but told of the vile language
used by the plaintiff. Witnesses for
the defense testified along the same
lines as Nemeth. Thomas Brown rep
resented Nemeth.
A'motion by Mr.. Brown for a d.
rection Of verdict on the grounds that
the slanderous language testified to
was not the same as contained in the
complaint, was denied by Judge Lloyd.
h verdict in the case was no cause
for action.
The jury was composed of the fol-
lowing: Frank Shuler, Charles
Sprague, Fred M. Hart, Cornelius Van
Doren, Ray r. Whitford. Jacob Hous-
man, George Buckley. Oliver Hoffman,