Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-14
MANY BEFORE
JUDGE MARTIN
FOR SENTENCE
Hearing of Pleas and Disposing
of Cases Keeps Court Busy
Into Night.

Judge Harry " Osborne disposed
| of a large number of prisoners
brought before him for sentence yes
| terday the hearing of pleas in behalf
| of the prisoners taking up the entire
| day, so that 1t was not until after
| 8 o'clock last night that the actual
/ imposition of sentences was COM
menced.
Frank w. Brightbill and Frederick
E. Ruff. clerks in the office of the
| Public Service Gas Company, who
pleaded guilty to forging receipts and
thus obtaining money, received sus-
pended sentences and were placed
on probation. The men were up on
six indictments on forgery and utter
ing. Brightbill was put on probation
for three years and ordered to pay
the sum of so cents a week and costs.
His companion received three years
probation and will also have to pay
| 80 cents q week.
| Among the cases laid over for a
| period of two weeks was that of
Andrew Everson and Frederick Nc
Mum, who pleaded non vult to
charges of burglary, entering, lar
oeny and receiving. Everson is IN
dicted jointly with McMunn in two
cases and twice alone.
Angelo Cassano, who was indicted
| Jointly with John c. Varanelli to
charges of burglary, entering, lar
ceny and receiving, was sentenced to
States prison for not more than
seven and not less than three years.
Varaneli, the younger of the two,
was sent to the Railway reformatory.
Frank Whitney and Sadie Whitney,
In Special Sessions, indicted on
charges Of larceny and receiving,
were both sent to the county peni-
| tertiary, the former for one year
and the woman for six months.
Other sentences were: John Tenn
pleton, charged with assault and bat
| terry, eighteen months in the peni-
tertiary; John r. H. jenkins, false
pretenses, penitentiary for eighteen
months; Louisa A. Bruggeworth and
William s. Miller, adultery, six
months each In the penitentiary;
! Nicholas Turco, assault and battery,
suspended sentence and probation
for one year with orders to pay 81 a
week in that period; William II. Har-
mer, assault and battery, probation
for two years. 81 week; Peter
! Bianchi, desertion, penitentiary for
six months; Anthony Juliano and
Annie Ippolito, adultery, probation
for three years, the former to pay so
cents week and the latter 90 cents;
/ Salvatore Abilene, alias Salvatore
Savoy, assault and battery, probation
for one year, 81 a week; Edward
Breske and Charles e. Lee, burglary,
entering, larceny and receiving, each
to the Railway reformatory; Joseph
Fenimore, receiving, eighteen months
In the penitentiary; Joseph Vasilen-
askas. assault and battery, probation
for one year, so cents a week and
costs; Ignatz Highlander, embezzle-
ment, put on probation until costs
are paid; Frank Hurst, desertion,
probation for three years, so cents a
week; Dazzo Staripan, larceny, pro-
baton for two years, % cents week;
Joseph e. Silverstein, embezzlement,
six months In the penitentiary; Sadie
Bone and Michael Ripper, adultery,
suspended sentence for the former II
she consents to enter the House OF
Good Shepherd and one year In the
| penitentiary for Ripper; Leo Noonan,
Patrick Finnegan and Paul O'Con-
nor, burglary, entering, larceny and
| receiving, proba ton three years, 25
cents O week; Oreste Scarp.tta and
Angelina Scarpitta, larceny and re-
ceiving. $3.50 fine for the former and
probation for three years and a fine
OF % cents a week for the latter;
/ kAlDcfb NItGtY COnGtditu weapons,
three years probation, 25 cents q
week; Charles Roth, larceny and re-
ceiving, six months in the peniten-
tiary; Richard Rettig, concealed
weapons, suspended sentence; John
| Fitzsmmons and Florence Miller,
| fornication three years probation for
the former, who will pay 25 cents a
week and a suspended sentence for
the woman II she enters the House
OF the Good Shepherd.
Special Sessions-Louis Cohen and
Bernard Reisener, atrocious assault
and battery, three months in the
penitentiary each; Samuel Jackowitz,
burglary and entering, sent to the
Railway reformatory; Isaac Miller,
entering, larceny and receiving. peni-
| Tertiary for six months; Michael
| Honchock atrocious assault and bat
terry, two years probation. rs cents
week; Edward Mclaughlin, bur-
glary, entering, larceny and receiv-
ing, penitentiary for one year; Will
lam Mast, larceny and receiving,
penltentiary for nine months, and
! William Norton, assault and battery.
eighteen months in the penitentiary.
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