Perth Amboy evening news., 1924-12-27
BOY INJURED
WITH FATHER
Truck Crashes Into Them as
They Were. Pulling Wagon
in South First Street
TWO IN THE HOSPITAL
Boy Seriously Hurt-Driver
ArreSted-GirI Also Injured
in Accident in This City

Four persons were injured. two
seriously IN accidents which occurred
in this city yesterday evening. One
in which thrae were injured. hap
nened on lower South First street
which was recently paved.
Twelve year old Peter StankowitZ,
33 Chapman avenue. may die as a
result of injuries received when he
and his father. the two travelling
north with small express wagon
carrying q railroad tie, were struck
by the delivery truck of Eisner's
bakery. in charge of Sol Eisner.
seventeen. $40 New street. Eisner
was going south.
The boy has compound fracture
of the right leg and his right side is
badly crushed. He bled so bad that
II was necessary for DIR. G. w. Tyr
rell to tie up his blood vessels and
also 70 take one piece of bone out
and to wire other bones. His condi-
ton Is serious.
John Stankowitz( forty-five, the
father has a fractured right rib and
is badly shocked. He is also in the
hospital under the care of DR.. G..
YW. Tyrell. 1t is said that the boy
was found fifty feet from his father
and the truck after striking the two,
went up on the sidewalk and into the
hedge and porch at 166 South First
street. The accident occurred be-
tween Gordon and Paterson streets,
near small street light. Nine year
old Borry Chapman, of South. First
street, ridin gwith Eisner, was
thrown out of the machine slightly
injured. He went to his home.
Traffic Officer William Bachman
was taken from his corner to take
the injured persons to the hospltai
and then conducted the investigation.
Eisner was arrested and paroled to
await the outcome of the injuries.
Girl Injured Here
Mary Pado, seventeen, of HOBART
street, Hopelawn, was run down Dy a
Dodge coupe bearing license with
the last four numbers 1857, on outer
New Brunswick avenue yesterday
evening. Jacob Gregowitz, of Hope
lawn, made the report of the accl-
dent to Lieutenant Calvin ana an
arrest is expected. The. girl was
taken to the hospital and attended
for minor bruises.
Carl Jorgensen, forty-one, or 4zo
Front street, Plainfield, was nned
$25 in court last night on charges
OF Violating LTdulC dHo 1SNAANSs' N-~-
ing in connection with smashup on
New Brunswick avenue near Cornell
street yesterday afternoon. The
Plainf1eld man. it is charged, ran
into the car of Irving Salton, of 216
High street, and both cars were bad
ly damaged. Jorgensen was taken to
Dr. Grieves' Office for an examination
and was reported on as not drunk.
Patrolman Rubaha also reports on
a. collision between trucks in charge
Of Herman Gesking, of Jersey CITY
and Martin Nelson, of 194 Lewis
street, the same occurring at Wash
Ington street and Amboy avenue yes
terday afternoon.
Jacob Shirar, forty-five years old
of 391 East avenue is at his nome
suffering with bruises about the head
which it is said that he received
when an automobile that ne was
driving was struck by a trolley OF
the Public Service Corporation al
the switch in front of the car barr
yesterday afternoon. Shirar was
driving east on Smith street when Il
is said a car of the company was
turning into the car barn the from
trucks heading for the barn and the
forward trucks continuing up Smitt
street. The automobile was wrecked
Shirar is being attended by DR.
Frank G. Henry, Jr.