The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-01
VICE FINE $3.50
GRACE MORRISON ALSO ON
3 YEARS. PROBATION.
vender of Indecent Pictures Held Till
$3.50 Fine Is Paid-Special
Sessions Sentences.

Grace Morrison, who for years kept
a disorderly house in Halsey street,
near West Kinney street, until the po-
lice put it out of business several
months ago. was fined $3.50 by Judge
Ten Eyck in the Court of Special Ses-
sions late yesterday afternoon, and at
the same time was placed on probation
for three years, as told in yesterdays
night edition of the EVENING STAR.
The fine wa paid soon after the SEN
tence was imposed.
Herbert Sherman, who sold indecent
pictures and was put out of business
by Sheriff Frank H. Sommer, was
fined $3.50, and he was remanded until
he or his friends could raise the money.
There were two three-year State
prison sentences. One was melted out
to William Frazer, a previously con-
victed burglar, who was last caught
robbing the flats of Mrs. Louis Schmidt
and Frederick Haselmayer, at 81 Tracy
avenue. In the former Re got away
with $16S worth of goods, n in the
latter with SIS worth.
The other three-year sentence was
that given to Timothy Gilchrist. on
victed on a charge of having hit Thorn
as Dutton such a blow on the jaw, On
August 10 last, that he broke it.
Following are the names of other con-
victed persons and the respective sentences
imposed:
Harry Bernstein. burglary and larceny,
committed to the New Jersey Reform
School; Alec Marszozak, burglary and
larceny, one year in the Essex
county P~enitentiary; william Wood, de-
r..ls.- Lzn-5sr- bo,.o Ixoo,1,r cog dpa.
Daniel HOLLAND. larceny, four months in
the county penitentiary; Thomas Tracy,
larceny, six months In the county peni-
tertiary; for selling cocaine, William Lutt-
char and John Breitweg each were put
on probation for two years and required
to pay fifty cents per week during that
period; Donate Stiedacchio, petit larceny,
one year in the Essex County Penitenti-
airy; for carrying concealed weapons, the
following were sentenced: Joseph Allen,
tws months in the county penitentiary;
Michael Colabrese, six months in the
county penitentiary. The following werr
also sentenced for assault and battery:
John Bergen, six months in the county
penitentiary; Meyer Katz. sentence sus-
pended and put on probation for one year
and required to pay fifty cents per week;
Helen Dolan, sentence suspended for two
years and required TO pay twenty-five
cents per week; Elizabeth and Robert Car
roll, the former put on probation for
two years and required to pay a fine of
twenty-five cents per week, and the lat
ter was sentenced to serve one month in
the county pe~nitentiary; Michael Waldorf.
fined $50.
The following received sentences for
burglary and larceny: Walter Blasac, COM
mitted to the New Jersey Home for Boys;
Frank Mocarski and Frank Adams, SEN
tence suspended for two years on pro-
baton and required to pay 50 cents per
week; Patrick Felan, Steven Con-
nelly, John Coraeala and Felice Salvelli,
sentence suspended put on two
years probation and required to pay so
cents per week; Philip Smith and Thomas
Smith. both of whom were former Offend
ers, were committed to the State Home for
Boys; John Watson, sentence suspended
for two years on probation and to pay
so cents per week: join Donald, three
months in the Essex County Penitentiary;
the last two named were victims OF the
liquor habit.
For enlightenment; Louisa Bascom, six
months in the county penitentiary; Henry
OeIlisch, ordered committed to State Home
for Boys.
Sentences for larceny and receiving were
imposed as follows: Elizabeth Moeltner,
sentence suspended for two years and re
quired to pay 25 cents per week; William
Price, same sentence; William Roe, one
year in the Essex County P~enitentiary;
Theresa Urbata, sentence suspended for
one year on probation and required to pay