Perth Amboy evening news. [volume], April 05, 1922, FINAL EDITION, Page 10, Image 10

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FINE BUTCHERS
FORCRUELTK
Allow Cow With Broken Leg
to Stand While Work
Goes on
Three butcher» were arraigned
before Recorder liaroM K. Plckers
ill in court this morning and fined
$20 each on charges of cruelty to
inimals. The men were unloading a
carload of cows In the freight vards
Df the Pennsylvania Kailroad yester
lay afternoon and wore accused of
Allowing a cow with an almost s v
;ied hoof to stand in the yard until
«.he unloading process was com
pleted.
The men are Michael Sohn. fifty
r>ne years old of Brighton street,
Fottenville; Steve Regota, forty-five
fears old of 444 Seaman street, and
f. Frltchey of 485 Neville street. The
arrests were made by Patrolman
Paul La yd en and Chauffeur Emil
Koyen, on the complaint of J. J.
Keenen of 396 Division street, who
became Indignant at the treatment
■fforded the injured cow.
Keenen charges that the men re
fused to wait until the ν could se
cure the bridge ordinarily used in
unloading live cattle and construct
ed one of their own. In taking on?
of the cows oft on this improvised
ltructure the animal fell, breaking
*nd almost severing one foot.
Instead of putting the beast out
Of its misery Immediatelv. the men
■re accused of allowing the cow to
)tand on three lees in the freight
yard unril all the cattle were out of
She car.
When I-ayden and Koyen arrived
ihey put the three men under *r
test and then loaded the injured cow
into a truck, when it was removed
io a slaughter house and killed.
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NEW BRUNSWICK. April 5 —
Paulo Scuripino. a butcher and gro
cer of Remsen avenue. New Bruns
wick, was fined $5 by Recorder
Hadley last night on complaint of
Affent Knothe, of the S. I». Γ. Α.. for
beating and over-driving a horse in
Milltown yesterday.
LOCAL HEBREW SCHOOL
INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS
The installation of the recently
elected officers of the Perth Amboy
Hebrew School took place last ni^ht
a, meeting of the board of dirc·
'.ir the Temple Sharai Tefiloh
«β-W.ulison avenue. Louis Braines
... the installing officer.
In the report of the treasurer in
turning over |2i>2 it was shown that
$-00 of that amount was realized
from the recent Purem ball, the
other amount was from various
sources. The officers as install· d
•re:
President. Philip Siskind: vice
president. Max Scott; treasurer, Bar
ney Streiff; recording secretary, M.
Anecksteln, and financial secretary.
Maxwell Sosin.
The members of the board of edu
caton include. Rev. H. A. Chazan,
H, Krissoft, Louis Braines. Abraham
Alrv Bossie Kavronsky.
^*rne board of directors of the
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•chool are as follows: Isaac Alpern,
Abraham Axelrod. Abraham Beck
hoff. Louis Herman P.
•Rev. H. L. Chazin. Rev. Eugene
Kohn, Herman Ellis, Mrs. S. Feld
man. Mrs. S. Gold berger. Mrs. N.
Jacobson, Hyman Krissoff, Philip
Levine. Adolph H. M«tzendorf, Ju
Lus Miller, Mrs. I». Pavlovsky, Mrs.
S. Plain, Rev. .J. Kabinowitz. Max
Scott. Joseph Slobodien. Jacob Sosin,
Samuel Sebersky, Sigmund Spitzer,
Mrs. B. Streiff, Sam Tucker, Isidore
Tabenkin, Hyman AVedeen.
The ways and means committee
Include: Herman Ellis, chairman:
Joseph Slobodien, Hyman AVedeen.
Max S. Goldbergcr, Barney Streiff
Abraham Axelrud.
L OON WITH COUNTY ON
«M00YAVE. TOMORROW
NKW BRUNSWK'K', April 5—The
JCounty Board of Freeholders will
liave a delegation from I'erth Λι i
; bçy in attendance at their reyular
tveekly meeting to diseuse the Ληι
fcoy avenue road situation. This
road needs to be paved from Myrtle
ftveuue to the city line.
The freeholders are anxious to
tret this work over with, as it has
been before them for a year >inl a
half. They claim that it would have
been competed now, but for She
failure of the Perth Amboy offi
cials to tike the initiative.
M.emboié of the county board are
•nxiously a.waiting word from the
state board of health regarding the
Hate when this body can accompany
the freUohlcrs to inspect th·· site
I for the tuberculosis hospital,
preen Menlo Fark and Metuchen.
I Road Filled In
The re-i lights have been laken
from the bad
■ venue and gravel filled in. but same
f Is rapidly beinç shaken cut of thr
t rots.
PLAN FOR OUTING
Plane for an outing to he held
at Beidler'» beach. the latter part of
May or parly in June, were discusaed
at the meeting of the Secgnd Ward
Democratic Club in ΛΝΊΙηεΓ'β Hall
last night. A committee has been
appointed to complete arrangements
<tnd an announcement of the date de
cided upon will be made shortly.
The member» of the club discus
aed the grade crossing situation in
every angle. There was a large at
tendance of members.
Xn t.as. Abandons Car
MKT ITCH EN, April 5. V limou
sine. out of gas. alone the Lincoln
Highway near Highland Park, towed
here by Marshal John Bowers on
Monday night, was traccd through
ita license plates to George Marks
of Trenton. The owner haa already
obtained possession of same. He
Maims that he left the car outside of
h la home Sunday night, and that the
following morning it was missing.
It ia the opinion of the police that
Ul· thieve· were ion . d to abandon
the car when It rao out of gas.
Balcheior'N Paradise
HRIDGETON. April 5 This cltj
«■aim· to be the batchelor 4 paradise
Ot it· li.POO population only one
OOupie decided to marry during tht
entire m:>nth of March, it was learn.
' «4 today, when City Clerk Charlef
JP. Corey issued the vital atatlsilfi
tor the p*st month.
.The 'ïlnrner»" arc excit«!d and de
hi ng should te dorn
One sugeeated a commis
t in>i<:ire into the cause of th<
men eupid-sbyers
IN AND ABOUT THE CITY
The Plrtii Arnboy Trust Company
i* now arranging plans fur the twen
tieth anniversary of the opening ·»ί
the institution which will be cele
brated in October. The Trust Com
pany opened its door.·» to th«; pub
lic on October 15. 1902.
Surveys have recently been com
pleted for the paving of Buckingham
avenue. It is expected that the ac
tual work of paving the street will
begin within a few days. The East
Jersey Contracting Company has the
contract for the work.
The steamer Lord Orniond· iron*
London. Eng.. with a general cargo
is due at the plant of the Cnited
States Metals Refining Company a!
Roosevelt on Friday.
The interior of the Kaglc Candy
Kitchen in Smith street is being re
decorated. A series of large oil
paintings is being placed along the
walls above the mirrors. which
greatly adds to the attractiveness of
the place.
The steamer Mayaro is unloading
at the dock of the Barber Asphalt
Paving Company. It is likely that
the vessel will be ready to sail by
Saturday.
Work has been started on the lay
ing of new concrete sidewalks on
the Smith street and Madison avenue
sides of the new* building of the
Maple Realty Company.
Kxperts are at work cleaning the
Interior of thf Perth A m boy Trust
Company banking room. Huge plat
forms have been erected in ihe
building and on these the men wash
Work started today on the paint
Ιηκ of the metal and woodwork or
the buildint; occupied by Stern Λ
Company'» furniture store. corne»
Madison avenue and Smith street
j The large sold lettered signs of the
! firm^will also be retouched.
The «teanier Fram, which recently
l brought a car*ο of asphalt to th*
j Barber Asphalt Paving Com pa η.»
here, sailed today for S<»uth Ameri*
! ca. The vessel carried no cargo bui
1 vv ill atop at Norfolk to put on coal.
I The vessel is scheduled to return
ι here within a short period with an
other cargo of asphalt.
The three-masted schooner. Sally
'Wren, the property of J. F. O'Brien
, of Savannah. Georgia, which has
junder icone general repairs at the
plant of the Perth Amboy L»ry Dock
[Company. satled today for Savannah.
A great deal of time J* now being
j devoted to preparations for the Bar
I none At Ûailem circus by those
ι members of the local "Y" who will
participate in the three perfor
I rnances which will be given on Fri
day and Saturday. May 5 and 6 this
ι year. All hands are co-operatirm
to make this year's presentation the
moat successful thus far offered.
» Tickets are selling fast.
There will be a meeting of the
j Park board in City Hall tonight.
Surveyors are at work :his after
I noon taking measuremncts on the
I V. Μ. Η Λ. property at the corner
I of Madis< » avenue and Jefferson
j street.
The sep-i monthly meeting of the
water board will be held in City Hall
whatever retouching is necessary. Il
will be several days yet before the
work is completed.
The condition of the sidewalk»
about the Central Railroad of New
Jersey station are the cause of
much complaint. With the least
damp weather the walks become
muddy so that it Is impossible *o
walk without soiling shoes. This
condition is not only found on the
walk from the station to Smitn
street but also in front <»f the sta
tion and along the tracks where pas
sengers leave and go aboard the
trains.
Several stores i 11 State stret t
which have been damaged withii.
the past two or three months by
fires are being remodeled. In al
most all instances the r-ntirc front
of the buildings have been rebuilt
along up-to-date lines.
Thomas Lucas, president of the
Board of Excise Commissioners, en
tertained sev eral friends at ills home.
:J96 Market street, last night in
honor of the anniversary of hU>
birthday.
The third degree will b» con
ferred by Middlesex Council So. 63.
Jr. Ο. I'. A. M.. tonight
A meeting of Perth A m boy ''amp
No. If. Woodmen of th*· World, will
be held tonight.
Court Amboy No. G8, Foresters of
America, is scheduled to meet to
night at Eagle hall.
A gas tank has been placed in the
I With Good Friday only a week off
ι profession·* bun eaters are known
to have rtarted training for the day
which is featured by the eating of
I "hot ero«* buns." This morning a
I bun eater opened training headquar
ters on Jetferson street ;»nd started'
! to devour the contents of a peck bag
I of buns. His speed in devouring the
I bun» was so great that a report of
l is first day's activities in training
could not be obtained. Raisins. e»c.
'went down with the buns and the
bag would have followed its con*
tents if it had not been for the
i teady gaze of a passerby.
Former Pastor Fined
NEWARK. April <*».—-K« v. Cor
nelius Densel. former pastor of th ■.·
New Netherlands Reformed church
of Passaic. was fined $500 today alt
er pleading guilty to violation of the
Mann act. Federal Judge Lynch
said he felt the clergyman had suf
fered enough, so he would not send
him to jail.
The minister left his family and
I his flock in the fall of J920 and went
I to Buffalo with Trcsa Hanneburg, a
j member of his congregation. They
I returned a few months later.
*lail ScnleiKx* in Boox ( as·
NEWARK. April 5.—Morris
Hertz, of Camden, owner of the
steamer Brockman. which was seiz
ed in that city a year aero with a
cargo of liquor valued at $50,000.
was sentenced by Federal Judg*
Lynch to pay a line of $5,000 and
serve six months in j.ii 1 for violat
ing the Federal prohibition law.
Martin Hoetgeaand. captif In of tlio
vessel, was given a four months' sen
I tenee. and Smith Hand, a derkhand.
! was lined $100.
New Career in Finance at 7ft
will lir used to furnish gasoline fo*
the automobile trucks of the Perth
Amboy Hardware Company.
Although Monday afternoon at
12:15 o'clock was the time set when
the bids for the Raritan Copper
Worka lield had to be in, no an
nouncement has been made as yet
regarding the award of a lease for
the season.
Ground was uroken this morning
for the new residence of Physical
Director .Schuyler C. Pew, of the lo
cal Y. M. C. Α., which is to be built
in Grove avenue, Woodbridge.
Miss Frances Henry returned to
her home in High street yesterday
after being confined to the Perth
Amboy City Hospital for the past
seven weeks.
Rev. Father Charles Farran. for
merly connected with St. Mary's
parish, preached the sermon in con
nection wilh the I^enten services at
St. Mary's church last night.
PAUIS. April a. uuies uaiiiwv.»
who has just resigned the chairman
ship of the Council of Allied Am
bassadors. to whom was left the set
tlement of questions left over by the
Paris Conference begins a new ca
reer in finance today, his 76th birth
day. He has just become vice presi
dent of the Banque de Paris et de»
Pays Bas.
M. Cambon began his diplomatic
ι career when he was 51 by his ap
pointment as Ambassador to Wash
ington. He was extremely success
ful as Civil Administrator in France
having been préfet or departmental
governor in the important region of
the north and of th«· Rhone, the
principal city of which is Lyons.
Then he became governor general of
Algeria and it was after that service
that he was transferred to diplo
macy.
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