Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-11-06
SEVERAL HURT
IN ACCIDENTS
Cars Collide in Different Sec
TONS Several Arrests
Are Made

Several persons were injured in
accidents in this city and vicinity
over the week end. One man is in
The local hospital in a critical con-
dition.
Six accidents, several o. minor
Importance. were reported to the To-
cal authorities Saturday and yes
terday. John Nakoly, thi1ty-one
years old, of SIG State street, is in
the HOSPITAL suffering from a a
tured shoulder as a result of an ac-
cident at Laurie street and New
Brunswick venue yesterday even
ing, when the motorcycle he was
riding was hit by a bus and over
turned. Adelino Batesto, it is said,
was driving the motorcycle and Ma
koly was in the sidecar when the
collision occurred and the motorcy-
Gle overturned. The two men were
taken to DR. Sirott's office on State
street and Officer Marinus Ludwig
son received word of the accident
at the SILK drug store Oh State
street AMI brought Nakoly to the
hospital at DR.. Sirott's request.
The motorcycle was going west on
New Brunswick avenue and the bus
was travelling east. DR.. TyrreH is
attending the
officers John Reager and William
Clooney investigated ar accident on
New Brunswick avenue near Null
lens late yesterday afternoon. Ever
Everson, sixty-nine years old, of
Hopelawn, was struck by an auto
mobile driven by Edward Jaffen of
Jersey City while walking along
the road. Everson was taken to the
hospital and treated for slight
bruises by DR.. G. w. Tyrrell and
then sent to his home. At the pres
ent time sidewalks are being laid
along this section to do away with
the road.
An accident on Smith street, be-
tween Kirkland place and Goodwin
street, was investigated by Officer
Michael Fitzpatrick early yesterday
morning. The officer was standing
at the corner of Smith and Prospect
streets when he heard a crash. He
investigated same and learned that
a car belonging to David Wilentz
had crashed into the milk wagon of
Paul Stoke of 720 Cortlandt street.
About twenty minutes later John
Meany of 345 Madison avenue came
along and informed the officer he
was the driver of the car. Meany
was examined by DR.. Fithian who
said he had been drinking and was
charge. He will be given a hearing
tonight. The automobile and the
wagon were both badly damaged.
On complaint of w. H. War; of
the Y NJ c A, who charged reck-
less driving, Frank Adamsek, OF
$40 Penn street, was taken into
custody following an accident at the
corner Of East venue and Broad
street by Officer Archibald Mason
early Saturday night Adamsek's
a collidied with Wars aLtomo-
bile at this corner and Officer Ma
son came from the corner OF New
Brunswick avenue and Prospect
street. where he had been doing
traffic duty to investigate the ac-
cident.
An automobile truck belonging to
the Amboy Furniture House on
Smith stress, and driven ny John
Sander, of 270 Market street, RAM
med into a a driven by Fred Tru-
cheiner of Port Reading late Sat
urday afternoon Officer James
Egan estimated the damage to the
Trucheiner car at SIS
A South Amboy bus driven by
Joseph Walchok was struck by a
trolley a in charge of Josiah
Brown 1T the corner of Smith and
Water streets Saturday afternoon.
The bus was stopped behiud a New
Brunswick bus, which was taking
on passengers. The front fender of
the bus was bent a tire rack knock
ed off and the side of the icdy was
pushed in Sergeant George Ko-
zusko Investigated this accident