Camden News Notes — William Kniesle
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CAMDEN NEWS NOTES
** The Camden Excise Board last night transferred the licenses of William Fitzgerald, 1401 Broadway, to W. J. Seitzenmorgen and that of Edward J. Sterling, 629 Sylvan street, to Charles Tagasstrong.
** When a dozen men were noticed acting in a suspicious manner in the Pavonia car yards, in East Camden, early yesterday morning, Special Officer William Alexander sent word to the police department for assistance. The men were located in a nearby building. All escaped. They are supposed to have invaded the yards for the purpose of robbery.
** While at work on his naphtha launch in East Camden yesterday, William Kniesle, of 322 North Thirty-sixth street, had his wrist broken by a piece of machinery breaking.
CAMDEN NEWS NOTES
The Camden Excise Board last night transferred the licenses of William Fitzgerald, 1401 Broadway, to W. J. Seitzenmorgen and that of Edward J. Sterling, 629 Sylvan street, to Charles Tagasstrong.
When a dozen men were noticed acting in a suspicious manner in the Pavonia car yards, in East Camden, early yesterday morning, Special Officer William Alexander sent word to the police department for assistance. The men were located in a nearby building. All escaped. They are supposed to have invaded the yards for the purpose of robbery.
While at work on his naphtha launch in East Camden yesterday, William Kniesle, of 322 North Thirty-sixth street, had his wrist broken by a piece of machinery breaking.
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