Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-01
Ru Stnr correspondent.

BIZ STAFF Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. lin
the county orphans court yesterday;
the hnal accounting of James n
| Merritt J. McAlinden, executors on
the estate of John McAlinden, Tor
merly of Perth Amboy, was approved
by Judge DAILY.
The proceeds from the estate
amounted to $10,S0S.76, the expendl-
lures by the executors being $1,639.55
leaving a balance of $9,l69.zl' 10 De
distributed among the heirs.
Those named in the will of the de-
ceased. among whom the estate VIII
be divided are Mary, a sister OF Mao
ison N. j.; Bridget, a sister OF Bur
falo, n. Y; a nephew John and three
uieces Florence, Evelyn and Ethel
McAlinden, all of Buffalo: -
The final accounting of FrederlclS
E. Harmed, executor of the estate Oh
10. Franklin Moore, vas also approx
ed by the court. In this estate.
S~37,197.O6 remains in the hands Oh
the executor after payment or eX-
penses, amounting to $7,42S'73.
The money held by the executor
will be divided among the following
will: Florence Moore Serena, OF EN-
aheth, N. j.; Lawrence Moore, Mont
clair. N. j.; Frank NJ. Harmed, BROOK
lyn. N. Y; Raymond K. Moore anu
Fred E.. William L.. and Martina IL
Harmed Of Woodbridge.
By staff Correspondent :. Tho
NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. line
viii of Joseph Santer, of SayreVlile,
who died October 16, was
mis- morning. The entire estate Is
left to the widow providing she re-
mains single; If she marrles, me
estate is to be divided In three paris
one part to her and one part each
to Joseph and Raymond Sahter' sons'
will was made July 8 and wit
naesed nv Richard r.. Staier ana
Moah Annlegate. The executor m
IN the will is the Rev. Richard A.
Staier.
John Aaranoso, a member of the
| Ferrar Colony Of Stelton, is IN tne
| county Jail charged with a sIase
| crime alleged to be ommlt'ed asanis'
Sarah Golskewsky, a girl unoer 81
teen a of age, that IlVeu " aTso
time at the colony. Ihe slrl IL 20
nn6ned in the county Jail as a ma
| terial witness in the case. oi,oo
The complaint was made by SlHoh
co1sk ewsky. father of the girl VINO
| claims that his daughter ana Aala.-
| oso had been living as mar ana WIG
for the past month or SO. or
On motion of Assistant Prosecu'3
Iobn A Coan cash bails 10
$500 We're ordered tn ne Court
1ndge DAILY yesterday IN the Oouio
OoF Quarter Sessions. The cases ~
hitch This bail was fixed nave peeh
Tsnnsed of. Frederick Schroeuei;
~ was acquitted on a charee "
10 rcenv before a jury early IN Ausu3I'
vas one of those released IRON TO-
rive girl strikers from the ~
! Cigar Company plant VINO We otro-
victed and fined on a charge OF 49,
enoUs assault and battery. We're aIso
'nJeasad from bail of $1,000 each al
L. their fines had been pald.
certificate of incorporation was
ella In the office of the county clerh
| tbie morning by Counihan n 0hah-
non. Inc, 273-275 Madison avenuG e.
The principal agent OF the cohoetn -
| William ]. C%ounihan, n the pusl-
ness is to produce manas anu md
| mote plays, motion pictures anu
Ten thousand shares of stock are
autborized at a par value OF $io
each. The amount of stock supSCt4o-
cd and the subscribers are: Wllllana
7 Counihan, 40 shares; Anna .
Counihan, so shares, and Elmer MAJ
| zio. ! share. woe
flad Yesterday in the office OF the
county clerk by the St. John the Bap-
! fist Greek Catholic Society or oqd,
[ hridre. The purpose for which TINS
society is formed is to improve tht
moral mental and social condition o.
its members and families also to ed
ncate lis members to perpetuate the
doctrine Of their religion. and to IN.
struct members and families 10 pt
faithful citizens of the United states
The trustees for the hrst yea1 Miro
eight in number a. follows Min