Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1923-10-08
Man Killed at woodbridye

wan hnled at WOODBRIDGE
WOODBRIDGE. Oct. S,-Tbe na
nee started this morning a search
Tor the autoist who struck and kill
ed Louis Molnar, forty years old. of
strawberry Hill avenue, Woodbridge.
lasl hight about o'clock on Anlboy
The body. of .Molnar lay along sldr-
ene Afnooy avenue road near the
city lIhe IN battered condition when
p9sserby discovered it shortly after
o.oo. me neck. legs and other
parts OF the body were broken The
police believe that the man has
oeen run over by several passing au-
tomobiles, who apparently did nof
notice it on the road. The coroneyss
Office was notified and permission
was given to remove the remains ts
1lrner's morgue.
Local Accident
Glaring headlights blinded Ifl@
onanley' twenty years old. of Car
teret, for a time on outer State
street early Saturday night and ha
was prevented from seeing Genrv.
Moksine, forty years old. of 54d
Sayre avenue, stagger into his auto.
mobile. Mozsine, the father OF 81.
children, died at the CITY Hospit.l
about half hour after the accident
and the cause of death was given a
a broken neck.
Shanley was travelling south al
State street, and about one hundrea
leet south of the Maurer postoffice,
an automobile with glaring light
followed right behind truck which
was going north. The lights prevent
ed the Carteret resident from seeine
Moksine. who was walking alone
the road and when the local inar
staggered into his car Stanley stop
ped Immediately.
The injured man was taken to the
hospital and his death followed
shortly after his arrival there. Lieu
tenant John Morris received word
of the accident and detailed. De-
tective John Murray and Officer Will
liam Clooney to the institution.
Wife and Son at Bedside
The wife and one son were at the
mans bedside when he passed away
Following the injured mans death
Stanley was placed under arrest oil
a manslaughter charge. He was
released to appear at headquarters
this morning and Detective Murray
brought him before Judge John r.
Kirkpatrick at New Brunswick for
the furnishing of bail. Mayor
Thomas j. Mulvihill furnished the
bail for the borough resident
The car which struck Moksine had
a damaged mudguard as a result OF
the accident. and there was some
blood on it. This car is the property
of Shanley's father. and at the time
of the accident. the owners son was
u ~ n n f1iad hFF fNnnnora
Edward Stzky, both of Carteret. One
of the dead mans daughters is mar
ried.
The funeral was held this after
noon at 2 o'clock from his late rest
dence followed by a service at the
Hungarian Reformed church in
Kirkland place. The interment was
in the Calvary cemetery.
Other Accidents
Mary You're, of Hopelawn, was
slightly injured when struck by the
automobile of Andrew Sorenson, of
638 Amboy avenue, at the corner of
New Brunswick avenue yesterday
afternoon.
Stepping from the curb on New
Brunswick avenue, near Prospect
street last night. Peter Gram. fifty
of 20S Rector street. was knocked
down by an automobile driven BY
Max Steskowitz, 50 Smith street. He
was taken to the office of DR. Grieves
where it was found ne was slightly
injured.
The automobile of stephen Roa
mer, 31S kirkland place, had to he
towed to garage after running int
the curb on Market street at mid
night last night, to avoid a coils
ion. officer Genesli reported on the
incident. Officer Michael Burke hns
reported at police headquarters that
car driven by John Curry, ran az
on the sidewalk, on Smith street west
of Davidson avenue yesterday aft
ernoon, after a collision v.th M
other car. 1t is sad Curry CO in
ued on his way.
The cheapest health insnrance fsf
whole family is Chevrolet de1ffs5nz