Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-18

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 10
County Detective John Ferguson who
Is investigating the shooting and kill
Ing of Carmelo Caruso, the fourteen
| year old newsboy who was found dead
with O. bullet wound, along h Mill
town road, has been unable up to this
time. to find who fired the shot. The
three boys who found the rifle near
the scene OF the Sunday morning and
turned same yer to the New Bruns-
wick police, have been questioned by
the detecticYe and from the facts,
they are not connected with the case.
They gave a good account of their
whereabouts on Saturday. Detective
Ferguson will continue working on
the case.
The grand jury will meet again Fri
day, the 21st. About thirty cases Will
come up before them on that day and
q report of their action IN the cases
will be made together with the cases
tried on October 81.
County Detective Fitzpatrick while
In New York yesterday comparing
| finger prints, discovered hat Steve
White, who was sentenced by Judge
! DAILY last Friday to a term of n to
, seven years In the state penitentiary
on a charge OF atrocious assault and
| battery, has also served a term in
New York for come crime. Sometime
ago White was arrested and convicted
of peddling drugs in New York and
served a term in Sing Sing.
Two men were taken from the
County Jail yesterday by New York
authorities bearing e~xtradition papers
| signed by Governor Runyon. The men
are Edward Burman and Irving Sill
verman who were arrested by the New
Brunswick police on October "a, while
| in the act OF diSposing OF q new Ford
| automobile. They were arrested at
| that time, and held until the New
| York authorities were communicated
with. 1t was hen found the men had
stolen the car from Brooklyn. The
charges on which they will be tried
In New York are Grand larceny, bur-
glary and receiving stolen goods.
A certificate of Incorporation was
filed in the office of the County Clerk
this morning by members of the New
Brunswick lodge No. 263, Loyal Order
| of Moose, for the purpose OF maintain
ing club, social and lodge rooms. The
principal office of the club will be at
S39-34S George street, New Bruins
| wick. The trustees for the first year
are: Charles Fl. Schosser, Henry Tar
tarsky and William d. Applegate.
Steve Wiszuk, alias Smith, who shot
n killed Samuel Gurick at Chrome
on October Z. will probably enter a
plea of non vult to the crime. Wis
zuk signed a confession shortly after
being arrested by Chief of County De-
tectives Peltier and Detective Fergu-
son. 1t is not expected that a trial
will be held. but a plea of non vult
to a charge Of secon degree murder,
will be made.
For the past several Sundays War
den Materson of the county work
house, has been conducting religious
services for his prisoners. The minis
tiers who are holding these services
are of all denominations II the a
den would be glad to hear from any
ministers who would like to Volun-
teer their services for any Sunday
after this week, as the prisoners are
interested In the undertaking, and he
would like to continue same.
A certificate of Incorporation wa
filed this morning in the office of the
County Clerk by the Vineyard Poul
try farm of Metuchen. Joseph Tilbol
is the agent in charge and the bust
ness will be to deal in poultry an(
agricultural purchase. The capital au
thorized is $4,000. 1900 shares a
$40 per share. The stockholders arc
Joseph Tilbor, 10 shares. Max Braun
stein, 10 shares and Samuel Rapousky
10 shares.
Over 100 certificates of arrival have
been received in the office of the Nat
uraliz2tiop Bureau in the County Rec
ord Once of men who were here fol
applications who want to apply fol-
when these certificates
were sent from Washington. a posta
card was also sent advising each part!
c Ne transfer. 1t is thought some OF
have rome astray and
Deputy Clerk Litterst requests tina
~~~~1Ot-+e theiI
applications. Naturalization Examine
Philadelphia is holding q
preliminary examination to cI1l- =.
at the New Brunswick Post Ofice thi'
morning. At / o'clock this afternoon
he will be at the Perth Amboy Pos
Office and will also stay there tomor'
row, giving a preliminary examination
to all who have been notified.
For an alleged fraudulent sale o.
real estate a hearing will be held herr
Tomorrow before Vice Chancellor
| Buchanan. The plaintiff in the case il
| abraham l. Schinoff and wife. of New