Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-26
PRISONERS FROM
ESSEX COUNTY FREED
toOutlnued from FIRST Pase.l

sion OF the next term of court, leaving
only twenty-four cases of the total IN
which the court exercised actual
clenency, and in these cases they are
all baroled and still under the super
vision of the prison authorities unit
the maximum term mentioned In their
sentence expires.
No decision was announced IN the
application of Anthony Fiore and Al
phonso Laudlsi, Essex County muir
derers, for Communication OF their
death sentences to life Imprisonment.
This however, Is expected TO Dc
handed down by the court today
Among the Essex county prisoners
who were given a Christmas gift OF
freedom is Newton Woodruff, of Nut
ley. He was water clerk Of Nntley
when he was arrested In October 1911,
on a charge of having empezzled
SS,s4805 of the towns funds. He plead
ed non vult on November 6, 1911, ana
was sentenced to serve not less than
three and q half years or more than
seven in States prison. The embez-
element took place on and prior 10
June 2s, 1911. Woodruff was water
clerk for about two years. His home
previous TO that had been in Chatham.
Essex ssso FaFoied.
The Essex prisoners paroled are;
De Pasquale, Vito; larceny and re-
eiiVng term seven years; expiration,
November /, 1916.
Dunbar, Frederick; bigamy; term
three to ten years; expiration, NO
vember 80. 1915,
EysIoi, Charles; breaking, entering,
larceny and receiving; teim nve
years; expiration. September IL, 1915.
Hyde. Charles T.; receiving, term
one and one-half to three years; 'e&-
plraGion. January 2, 1914.
Paladino. Frank; assault and bat
terry with intent to kill; term -four to
twelve years; expiration, December ..
1915.
one and one-haR to three years; ST.
900 fine; expiration, January 2, 1914;
fine RENTED.
woodruff, Newton; embezzlement;
term three and one-half to seven
years; expii alton, May 81, 1915.
Smith, John Browning; abortion;
term three and one-half years; expi-
ration. April 10, 1914
The other prisoners paroled grouped
as to counties are:
Atlantic County.
John Davis, atrocious assault and
battery, term five years, expiration
December 5, 1914; Fred Ferguson,
grand larceny, term one to seven
years, expiration November %, 1917;
Alfred Frazier, attempt to commit
rape, term ten years, expiration NO
Vember 81, 1916; Percy Green, grand
larceny, term one to seven years, ex-
pIration December Z, 1912; Joseph
Moline. assault and battery, one and
a half to three years, expiration July
Is, 1914; Jacob Riley, assault and bat
terry one and half to threefyears, ex-
piration February 6, 1914; Paul Risen,
atrocious assault and battery, term
one to seven years, expiration Janu-
arv is, 1914; Walter Savoy, atrocious
assault and battery, term five years,
expiration December II, 1914; John w.
StredwiclS, grand larceny, term one
and q half to seven years, expiration
March Is, 1914; Mollie Whitfield, grand
larceny, term one to seven years, eX-
piration January Is, 1914; Benjamin
MARCHING. grand larceny, term two to
seven years. expiration November 20.
1914; Lehman Middleton, larceny, term
five years, expiration April 10, 1914.
Bergen County.
Tony Amorosa, atrocious assault
term one TO seven years, expiration
Iun0 20, 1913, ClenenI1 lodSSO, pui b
lary. term one to seven years, eX-
piration October 7, 1918; Stella Buck,
forgery, term one to seven years, ex-
piration April 80, 1913; William Coles
atrocious assault and battery term
one to seven years, expiration. sep
TENDER 80, 1918; Jim De Marc, burg
lary. term one to seven years, expl-
ration October Z, 1918; Leslie era
yenn, breaking and entering, term
one to seven years, expiration sep
tember 26, 1913; William Heimpeck,
breaking and entering, term one 10
seven years, expiration September 70;
Iel3. Andrew Horne, burglary ana
larceny, term seven years. expiration
August 16. 1916; James Lang, assau
with intent to commit rape, expira-
tion october 49, 1915, term twelve
wears: Vito Narcuri, breaking, en-
fering and larceny, term one to seven
years, expiration September D, 1915
Dominicl Massucci, breaking, enter
ing and larceny, term one to seven
years. expiration September 3, 1915
frank Werner. larceny, sentenced
December /, 1910. term seven years
exniration July 6, 1915; Isaac VIII,
Jams. breaking and entering, term so
To seven years, expiration FEBRUARY
IA. 1916; Joseph Tobies, larceny term
seven years, expiration january w.
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