Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-06-09
MANY ARRESTS
DURING WEEK
Many, Including Alleged Day.
light Store RobberieS, Ar
raiqned in Court

Recorder PickerSg1u was TINS
morning and last night busily
gagged in disposing of recent arrests
by the local police this week, r
oftthe busiest in the history of the
local police department The gen.
era, police blotter at police head
quarters shows that over fifty ar
rests were made from last Sunday
up t. this morning and in addition
there were automobile arrests and a
great many juvenile arrests during
the week.
Early yesterday afternoon Angelo
Casumes and Charles Maynes of
New York city, pulled a daylight
robbery in the furnishing store of
Joseph Jaffe on State street and
were arrested by officer Steve Grega
Last night they were held in $1,000
bail each for grand jury action.
Elido Scodo who was arrested by
Detective Murray and officers Burke
and Clooney on suspicion in this
case was held in 500 bail as a
witness.
Arthur Rollins, white and Frank
Coleman, colored, were sentenced to
ninety days in the workhouse and
Anna Rollins, white, to one hundred
and twenty days last night as a re-
suit of their arrest early yesterday
morning on a d%isorderly conduct
charge. Sergeant Larson and officers
Nolan and Seiboth made the arrests.
Last night officers Nolan, Seiboth
and Zanzalari were called to upper
Elm street by Emma Stewart, of 375
ELM street, who complained about
persons in the vicinity of 377 Elm
street. AS a result of this complaint
Olive Lambert, of Princeton, James
Charles, Martin Hart, johnson Rich
ardson, Randolph Dawson and Ar
mold Philips, all colored and the lat
ter five of this city, were arrested
on a disorderly conduct charge. They
were fined $25 each.
Henry Murray, colored, arrested
by officer Geneski yesterday for in
dulging in the great African game
Seven or Eleven was fined So. Tony
Zullo of Port Reading arrested by
officer Reutsch, also of Port Read
ing, was held in $500 bail for grand
jury action.
A cutting match on Fayette street
early last night resulted in the ar
rest of Anna Hawkins on an atroc-
1ous assault and battery charge, and
Harry Landon and Chandler Wright
all colored, of this city. 1t was eX-
planned to the court that Landan's |
action caused the stabbing and he
fined $75 with the alternative of
a hundred and twenty days in the |
workhouse. The mi and Wright |
were discharged, the latter agreeing
to leave town.
Romnold Grabowski and Frank
Koskey, of the Bronx, arrested by
Motorcycle Officer Paul Layden on
suspicion and Grabowski for driving
with a cutout, were arraigned this
morning. The suspicion charge was
thrown out and Grabowski was fined
$40 on the other charge. John
Kerhner, arrested by Motorcycle
Officer Frank Burke for not having
a registration card or a drivers IL
cense, was fined SO and James
Maggancz, arrested by Officer Reag-
er on a wifebeating charge, was or
dered to pay $40.
Edna Parks, Kate Miller and Anna
Sidor of Pulaski avenue, arrested by
City Marshal Dryer on petty lar
ceny complaints made by Lehigh
Valley officers, were fined SO apiece.
John Smith, the second man arrest
ed in the disorderly house raid on
State street Thursday night, was pa
rolled until wanted when he appear
ed last night. The proprietor of the
house was fined S100 and another
woman and man were fined $50
apiece yesterday.