Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-11-29
Police of Perth Amboy and
Woodbridge Trace Report
in Strange Case Here
CONTINUE BODY SEARCH
Belief Still Exists by Many
That the Two Boys
Were Killed

The police of this city and WOOD
bridge are investigating a report that
the two Antal children OF Charles
street, who have been missing sincs
their mother was killed on the Cen
trail railroad tracks near SeWaren
week ago, have been taken to Europe
by a couple who were close friends
of the young wife.
Information obtained in the inves
tigation into the disappearance oi
the young children. four and nall
and one and a half. is to the effect
that following trouble in her home
the woman decided to send her kid
dies away before her husbands
family took them from her. She
realized that action was planned TO
show her insane and this would be
followed by her being sent to the
state asylum.
Once in the state institution thu
hard working, young wife would
never have a chance to see her chill
dren again, and her trusted female
friend, met during her employment
In the Cortlandt street cigar factory
and recently married, agreed to tai
the boys on their trip to Europe and
care for them as her own
The new theory is that TIE mother
planned TO return TO her home alone
when she left the Charles street
building last Saturday afternoon. Sht
was determined not TO have her chill
dren suffer the consequences of
home fight. She was hurrying back
home in the rain, after placing the
kiddies in good hands, when she was
struck by the Central railroad train
at the Boynton crossing near Sewar
en- and instantly killed.
Denies Fight Report
Attorney tSephen F. Somogyi whc
was visited by Joseph Antal. hus
band of the dead woman on iasi
Monday morning. and asked what he
should do to locate MS wife and
children, made known this morning
that four of the wonan's relatives
came to his Office this morning ana
denied that there was any fight in
connection with the funeral SER
vices on Thanksgiving day.
The husband, his brother-in-law
John Karabel, of New Brunswick.
Zigmund Jenei, of Woodbridge,
cousin of the dead woman. and
James Solomon, OF this city, hus-
band of the sister-in-law who had
the fight with the Antal woman,
made up the party which visited the
attorneys Office this morning 10 deny
that there was fight.
II was said that Karabel tried "a
prevent the husband from attending
the funeral and when Lieutenant De-
tectives Gutowski and Muska made
known that they could not keep the
husband away, the former tried to
use a chair to disable him. All four
intimated this morning that there
was no cause for trouble and Karabel
told the attorney that he always
thought the relations between his
sister and her husband were good.
The local detectives are running
down a number of important clues at
this time and the Woodbridge police
are also working in the search for
the missing boys. A member OF the
township department followed soma
footsteps leading from a swamp near
Sewaren yesterday, but decided that
the steps were too large TO be those
of a woman.
The offer OF the sister-In-iaw &c
pay 500 for information to assist In
dead or alive. is causing foreigners
in North Amboy, Woodbridge and
outlying districts to take some inter-
est in the search.
AS is usual in cases OF this char
acter. Captain Long. OF the local de-
tective bureau, expects many COM
munications from various parts Df
the country reporting on the appear
ance of children as described in the
circulars sent out.