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Struck by Train Near Station Here VOLUME 47. No 18 South Arnboy, N. J., Friday, August 6, 1927. Price Four Cents. LUKE A. LOVELY POST PLANS ANOTHER Try Atlantic Westward Crossing •t.LOCAL 1AM MEETS SUDl MOONLIGHT SAIL TO CONEY ISLAND STRUCK BY TRAIN NEAR STATION HERE Decision Made Last Night To Run Excursion Again Oi Samuel Rogers, of Henry Street, Boat Fireman, Walking Saturday, September 3rd, As Beginner For Labor Day Along Tracks Near David St., Hit By Passenger Train >v- Qoliday—Need Funds For Charitable Activities Ant! Dies In Hospital Few Hours Later Those whVsailed with the Luke A Walking along the railroad treek* Lovely Post erf "the. American Legior between .David and Henry streets late on July 23rd enjoyed themselves im- SURVEY FOR COUNTY Tuesday afternoon, Samuel Rogers of mensely, but the heavy storm up tc WALTER RYERSON Henry street, was struck by a pass- sailing time kept hundreds-from ing (passenger train and so badly in- making their annual visit to Coney OUT ON BAIL NOW AIRPORTTO BE MADE jured that he died a few hours Inter Island. The Post has, therefore, ar- Ai Result of Charge of Shooting Son George Delaney on Committee of in the local hospital. • Rogers resided ranged to charter the Iron Steamboat in" Law, Fort Raritan Commiifion. just hekvw the railroad on lienrj St., "Sirius" for another moonlight ex -—u— and is supposed to have been on tiis cursion to Coney on September 3rd As a result of shooting his son in Commissioner George Delano), of way home from his work on the fer- The date is the Saturday before La- law Tuesday aftennoon, Walter Ryer- the Port Ranitun Commission . ry boats of the Staten Island Rapid bor Day and the excureion will pro- son, 73 years of age, of Morgan, i been named as a member of a com- Transit operating between Perbh Am- vide the beginning for a joyful star' being held under $1,000 bail for car- mittee to make a survey for the es-'boy and Tottenville. He had been, of a three day vacation. rying concealed weapons, and $1,000 tablishment of an airport in this standing chatting with a'guteman on The Post has, in past years, used for assault and attempt to kill, for eounty. This action was taken at a the David street crossing one Richard the profits of its annual excursion in the action o)f the grand jury. meeting of the commission in Perth Parsons, for some littl* time prior to many humane and charitable enter- The son in law, Paul Pfau, who Amlboy Monday ni-grnt. Other mem- his fatal accident. As he turned to prises, particularly in taking care of lives o.n the heights at Morgan, e- Here Is tho b)g. Do.rnlor-Nupior seaplane in which Capt. i". H. bers are Co-nilmiiasiorwJrs John K. Mc-leave he was cautioned to watch out its quota toward the support ai the ceived a slight wound on the neck 1 Uu re ami Asiier Atkinson. for the train and ha<l wafted only Courtney, British ace, au<l two companions trust thel' ueutlnioB in a few feet away when he was struck. Convalescent Home at Toms River. and was treated at the office of Dr. an attempted fllsht across tho Atlantic from Englar- to New York. City Commissioner William V. Gar- The storm of July 23rd ended what- E. A. Meaeham in this city and then rotson, off Perth Amlboy appeared be- Rugwrs was unconscious when the- Tho doublo-motored. """"Tiplan" Is showed at IK*" xuooripga at.Cal- fore the commission and told what (jateman and train crew members ever hope the Post had of showing a went to his home. bhot, England. profit, and they have decided that it According to a Statement given the wus benifr done, in tha^ city to further reached him. Sergeant Qunilan, wha is necessary to i-aise the necessary Sayreviilla police iby Ryerson, who liv- siviiation. H« also pointed out thiit was on Broadway at the time, had the funds by running another moonlight ed in a tooathouse along Morgan Kearny's point, just above • the Vic-man taken to the local hospital in the excursion. Since the inauguration of creek, he had gone to the home of OLD RESIDENT GASOLENE tory bridge, was ideally situata'J for automobile of David Growr. The in- these excursions in 192-3, the large his son in law where his wife had such a site, which might become one jured man was to hied ing freely from, patronage which has yearly sailed been living fox some time, to get some of t)hu foremost aviation fields in this wounds in the head ami was found from South and Perth Amboy has at-papers, and while there got into an PASSES AWAY STATION HERE country. to have a broken arm and a broken tested to the excellent auspices under argument with Pfau. Ryersun claim- At Broadway and Bordentown Ave. Big Ta>k Straightening River leg. Death corn* without his regain- ri. Margaret Conncll Died Wednes- When Alterations are Completed. •which the trip is conducted. ed that Pfau made a rush for him ?rd day at Perth Amboy Hospital. A ]>ersunal inspection of .South lliv- ing consciousness and it is believed he then pulled the gun and fired. —if—' er will be made by members of the that his skull was badly fracture;! in. There appears to be an excellent —it— Alterations are now being made to demand for the excursion of the Le- The Sayreville police were notified Another old resident of South Am- commission B0>mc time this inionth, in saveral places. That he was thrown of the shootig that was going on mid the building belonging to Lnmbcrtson order to ascertain just what steps away fro™ the train and against a gion on September 3rd, and the com- iboy ipnssed into the Great Beyond on & Reese at the corner of Uroudway mittee promises that this trip will be •hii'if Gross, Officer Olsen and Offi- Wednesday when Mrs, Murguret Cou- need to be- taken to straighten out ife-nce bordering the railroad trucks cer Viisnoskie went to the Pfnu home. und Bordentown avenue for the the river. The commission hopes to saved the man from being eut to bits the best of all. Bus service, as usual, ncil died at the Perth Am'boy City changing of the store on,the first floor will be povided, a high class orchestra By the time they arrived there both Hospital of cuinplicutiun- of disc-asus. 'eliminate many of the curves, and it under the wheels. Pfau and Ryerson were gone. Pfau into an up to date service station. It is believed that the necessary legis- The train was number 4313 due has been engaged, and the committee Mrs. Council was born and raise'l in is understood that local people are in- has let the catering privilege-to one was at the office of Dr. Menchun in South Amboy and lived here all her lation will be passed by the state and here at 8:19 Daylight Saving Time this city, and Ryerson was late- found terested In the business which will he the government to provide the sumand is not scheduled to stop. The of the best catering concessions on life up to about throe years ago when lonown as the Broadway Service Sta- eiteamboats in New York harbor. by Officer Visneskie on a Perth Am- she began malting her home with a of $-11)0,OllO to do this work. train was late and did not arrive un- by bus near the approach to tho tion. The commission went on record as til 6:24. It was in charge of Con- daughter, Mr.s. Lester Underbill, of The building is being arranged so Victory Bridge. He explained that 272 W. Silzer street, Perth Amboy. favoring Hudley Field as a permanent ductor Jones and Engineer Maloney. he was going to Newark to consult as to permit a double driveway, with flying Held lor Middlesex county. Funeral services are to be held RETAININGWALL r The deceased was sixty years old uirl two tanks on eii-ch side for the SIIIM ils attorney. Officer Visneskio, a tei death cume to her on the day a leer from the home of a brother, Frank stopping the bus, found the gun in c»f gasoline. The outside will be of Rogers, of Catherine str-eet at two the twenty-third anniversary of the stucco, nnd thire v/ill afso lie a store PLANAPPROVED Uyerson's back pocket. death of her husband. STARTS o'clock tomorrow afternoon. • Ttr* to permit the .sale- of accessories. Ill Bay. E, 11. Reed, at the Mi-thoUiso Board Of Freeholder! Appropriate Uyerson was taken to the.county Funeral services will be hclJ on is also, understood that "Mileage" ' Funds For Nearby Detours jail on Tuesday night and on Wed- Saturday morning at nine o'clock $50,000 DAMAGES Episcopal church will officiate and gas as refined 'by the Warner Quinlan interment will be made in Christ nesday was released under bail. from St. Mary's church in Perth Am- Company will be sold. This jras sells Chris Nicorvo, Complainant; Accident At a regular meeting of the Board boy and interment will be made be- Church Cemetery under the auspices of Freeholders held yesterday after- for less than other grades (if «'ns;>- Happened on Parlin Road, o'f Undertakers E. S. Mason and Son. side her husband in St. Mary's ceniet- linc, and this company has already :i noon at New Brunswick, the plans ary in this city immediately following and specifications .for the construction 12TH ANNUAL" number of stations in this section n! Chris Nicorvo, of Broadway, ds the the Perth Amboy services.
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