Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-05-12
VISIT 10 PLACES and
LIQUOR FOUND IN Z:
SOME STUFF SEIZED
Only One Smith Street Resort
Raided-Turned Over to
United States Agents

Another move by the local police,
believed to be the result of iuforma-
ton given out by Monsignor william
P. Cantwell, of st. Mary's church.
about a wide open town." was
started yesterday and last night with
the raiding of seven local liquor es-
adjustments.
Isidor Fuckers saloon at zS5
Smith street, was the only Smith
street establishment entered by the
raiding squad made up of O6lcer1
Frank Burke and Henry ZauxaIafi
for this special duty between the
hours of and IL o'clock last night.
In Fuckers place, the police rec
ords show. four bottles of LIQUOR
were obtained. The police oh1cern
were without search warrants ana
were detailed by Chief Niels J. Ton
nesen to visit the various places
about which complaints had been
| obtained and to take liquor Il 1t
could be obtained without making
search. This, the police claim, IL
within the law.
The first raid yesterday was mada
by Sergeant John Larson at $40
| o'clock in the morning at the estab-
, lishment of Sylvester Walesky at SIS
| NNeANN SeA ONAs OAtt DOLlAt Oh W4AS ALI0s
! bottle of whiskey were taken to
! headquarters by the sergeant.
At s o'clock last night Omcern
Burke and Zanzalari Went into fla6
establishment of Martin Szalay. III
Washington street, and seized ofx
4 bottle of whlskey. Szalay, It fe SID
is serving federal sentence for :
! liquor violation and his bartendef a
conducting the business.
I After Szalay's the police of11cern
/ went to John Lagodi's. I45 wash
ington street, alongside the Pennsy1-
vania railroad tracks, and obtained
bottle of whiskey. Coming down
along the Pennsylvania tracks to
Broad street the raiders went into
George Kudricks place at 13S
Broad street and obtained a bottle
of gin and a bottle of whiskey. A
complaint was resolved at head
quarters yesterday morning about
steady stream of men going in and
out of this place. which is situated
right along the tracks.
Fuckers was the fourth estab1ish-
ment entered and from there. the
policemen went to Stacia Kubicks'
candy store at 29S Neville street and
found a half bottle of whiskey. Two
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saloon of Joseph Hrubeck, at 283
Hall avenue.
Three other establishments were
entered by the two specially detail
ed officers. but at these places it was
impossible to obtain any evidence.
The stores visited and from which
no evidence was taken, are situated
on outer New Brunswick avenue
and outer Smith street 1t is said. Sis
Smith street was entered, 1t has
been learned, but no evidence was
obtained.
Chief Tonnesen made known thie
morning that he had notified Direc-
! tor Adrian Chamberlain's New Jei'-
sey prohibition ofdce at Newark and
that he had been advised officers
will be sent down some time today
to take possession of the evidence
The police head intimated this
morning that numerous complaints
are coming into his office and in adj
dition the many drunks arrested
here is a complaint in itself Chief
Tonnesen advises that the raids viii
continue as long as the complaints
come in.
The saloons and candy store xis-
tied Yesterday and last night, have
been responsible for the sending in
of many complaints. Several of the
establishments have been in the past
visited by county or state men, and
the chief is ready to Cooperate with
all interested in the enforcement Of
this law.
Government padlocks will be asked
for some of the places raided last
night.
Officer Burke did duty on motor
cycle from in the afternoon until
O'Clock, and Officer Zanxalari
served in the capacity of traffic of5i-
Ger at New Brunswick avenue and
Convery place for the same period.
They then reported on duty at head.
quarters in plainclothes.