Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-15
JAMESRURG

The Search and seizure policy of
Charles Calabres, of this place got him
into a lot of trouble yesterday when
he was arrested by Marshal Mount, of
Helmetta, on complaint of Mrs. Annie
Dvorak, also of this place. At the
hearing given by Borough Recorder
James Deming, of Helmetta, Calabres
was held under two hundred dollars
bonds for his appearance before that
official on Tuesday night next to ans
wer to two charges of assault n I
terry. 1t seems that Calabras has re-
Gently purchased The milk route or
Morris Levey. For some time Gala
bras bottles have been becoming
more scarce and he accused Mrs. Dvo-
rak of taking them for her milk route,
she also being in competition with
him. Thursday night Calabras met
Dvorak in Helmetta and he Is charg-
ed with stopping her car by force and
climbing in the car against her con-
sent and grabbed her by the throat
and peat her up. She was pulled from
the car and also her son Julious who
was given a beating. A daughter who
accompanied the mother was also
thrown from the car and she was also
injured about the back. The whole
street was in an uproar and several
him. Thursday night Calabras met Mrs
Dvorak and pulled Calabras from the
car and incidentally gave him a beat
ing. His arrest followed yesterday.
Charles Mesina, of this place went Sc
curity for Calabras.
A jury in the action before Justice
of the Peace William e. Paxton be-
tween John Forman, of Applegarth,
who-was defendant, and Elias Brown
of that section decided that Brown
had no cause for action and gave q
verdict forthwith. On April 81 Brown
purchased q COW from Forman II
after several days it was taken Ill. A
few days later the board of health
took the cow from Brown n killed
same and gave him SIS for the COW.
Brown was dissatisfied and entered
suit for the return of his $50. The
Jury who heard the case vas COM
posed of the following: Rev. ]. b.
Shaw, foreman; Albert LANCE, Har-
vey Stonaker, Daniel Stonaker, Will
liam c.. Crosby, Isaac Farr.
Pride of Mechanics Home Council,
Sons and Daughters of Liberty, of
his place, will hold a union meeting
at Mechanics Hall Monday night.
Charged with attacking John Voh-
man, superintendent of the Buckelew
cranberry boys of this place, Edward
Linke was arrested by County Con-
stable Peter SchWeikert and at a
hearing given before Justice of the
Peace Phineas NJ. Bovine was held
for the action of the grand jury. Ed
ward Snedeker, of this place, became
surety for Linke. According to
Linke's story he was passing through
a roadway between the cranberry
bogs and the Vohman home when
the latter came out and forbid him
the use of the roadway. 1t was at
this time that Linke resisted h at
tempt of Vohman to stop him from
using a road that he thought was
public.
The suit for damages instituted by
Howard Applegate against Louis
Seminara, of this place, scheduled to
be heard before Justice of the a
William Paxton, mas been adjourned
one week.
Calegero Carumino and Peter Gag
iano, of this place, have settled their
differences out Of court and prevented
difference out Of court and prevented
their troubles becoming public prop
erty. h case was a suit for dam ,
ages in which the former was COM
plainant.
James P. Casey, of this place, has
formed a co-partnership with Walter
H. Grove, of F~armingdale, and pur-
chased the general grain, hay and
coal business from Samuel Feldbaum
of S~potswood. The deal is an i'm
portant one and the financial consid-
Grafton the largest to be recorded
from Spotswood in years. A large
elevator and siding is included in the