Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1920-11-08
MANY ARRESTS
OVER WEEK END
Fines Amounting to $3.50 Are
Imposed This Morning by
Recorder PickersgiII.

Fines amounting to $3.50 were i'm.
posed by Recorder Pickersgill in the
| police court this morning. The
greatest part of this amount was
collected from an arrest Yesterday
morning by Patrolman William Pet
erson of six young men and one girl
on a disorderly conduct charge.
The arrest in this case was made
at the corner of Hall avenue and
State street about 1870 o'clock yes
terday morning as result of a fis-
tic mixup at that point. According
to the story told in court this morn
ing one car in charge of Louis
Cohen, of 463 New Brunswick ave-
nue.. was riding to New Brunswick,
and between Camp Raritan and
Metuchen a car driven by Charles
Talbert of 1876 Grant street. was no.
ticed to be following Cohen's car.
The occupants of the two cars claim.
ed some shots went off, and both
sides suspected the other. The Cohen
Car started back to this CITY bound
for Kozusko's hall. At Hall avenue
some of the occupants of Talbert's s
car jumped on the running board of
Cohen's car and a fight started.
Officer Peterson appeared on the
scene. and some of the occupants of
Talbert's car, probably the parties
who held the gun. escaped. 1t was
claimed by the occupants of the two
cars. that a girl Emily Rubzki, OF
376 Prospect street in Talbert's car,
was the cause of the accident, and
for this reason. the recorder ordered
a SIS cash bond put up for the girl
who did not appear in court, forfeit
ed. and William Mowrey, of ESQ
RI rral lar
the only occupants of the latter's
car, fined $25 each, while the 9TH
| ers. Peter Zahsanda. of 1874 Grant
| street, Louis Cohen and Martin Loft
| us, of 173 Grant street, were dis
| charged. Stephen Somogyi repre-
sented the Cohens of the case.
Louis Ho3man. arrested on a
drunk and disorderly charge yester-
day by Patrolman Paul Layden, and
Louis Tartar. arrested in the same
case for interfering with an officer
were arraigned before Recorder
Pickersgill and Hosman was fined
SIS and Tartar $40.
Joseph Pastila, of $50 State street,
and Jacob Potasenich of Gil Eliza
beth street, arrested last night on a
disorderly conduct charge, were fin
ed SIS each this morning. George
Schenck of South Second street ar
rested by Patrolman Emil Koyen on
Saturday night for interfering with
an officer was fined IS this morn
ing. and Steve Zalari of 463 Me-
chanic street arrested last night on
charge of wife beating by Patrol
man Seiboth was fined s25 by the
recorder this morning. Mrs. Grover
of Linden. an old offender, arrested
by Detective Joseph Gutowski on
Saturday night on a charge of being
drunk. forfeited $40 cash bond this
morning by failure to appear in
court.
Tony KeckeI, a soldier of Fort
Wadsworth taken in by Patrolman
Robert Harding last night on "a
drunk and disorderly charge was,
ordered remanded by the recorder
this morning. John Marsh of South
street arrested by Detective John
Murray. Saturday afternoon on COM
plant of Mayor Frank Dorsey on a
charge of being a constant nuisance
aroupd the city hall. was discharged
with a reprimand.
Frank Klimmasoski, of $50 Hart
ford street. taken into custody short.
" after midnight Saturday night by
Patrolman Carl Monroe on a reck-
less driving charge. and driving un-
der the influence of liquor. was par
oiled for hearing tonight The man
is charged with breaking the Gem
trail railroad gates on Smith street.
Christ Larson arrested on drunk
and disorderlv charge Saturday
evening bv Patrolman Frank Sulli-
van, was paroled for a hearing to-
night.