Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-24
JAIL TERMS FOR
CAFE PROPR|ETORS
Littman and WeinfeId, of Little
Hungary Get Three Months.
Other Sentences.

8 Sentences of three months in the
county penitentiary We're given
t David Littman and Samuel Vein
field proprietors of the Little Hun
!. gary" cafe, Halsey and Market
!; streets, convicted two weeks ago of
! maintaining a disorderly house. In
} addition to the prison sentence the
r men were each ordered to pay a fine
] of $500, by Judge Harry V Osborne,
who imposed the sentences.
AS soon as sentence had been i'm
posed Edward Schoen, counsel for
the two men, presented writ of
{ error stating that the Supreme Court
would be asked to grant a new trial
6 in the case This writ of error acts
2 as stay of execution of the SEN
tence until the Supreme Court has
{ passed on the application for a new
trial
Thomas p. Gillick, who on Decem-
Der IA, was responsible for a short
reign of terror III this city and ELIZA
beth, before his arrest on a charge of
with intent to kill and
Ws9glary, was sentenced to not less
* IN six or more than twelve years
-, States prison on the shooting
ans narge. Cillick, after being in a
S9ang of robbers in Elizabeth that
Il Kshot two detectives in making Il sue
m, cessful escape came to this city with
Il Nelson Smith, Il negro
rd Ciilick and Smith were stopped on
! Elizabeth avenue by Policeman Will
lam r. Thomas, of the Sixth precinct
When Thomas began questioning the
two men GilliclS pulled revolver
and started to run away. Thomas
had hold of Smith and started to-
ward Gillick when the latter fired the
bullet. hitting Smith and causing
serious but not fatal wound.
On the burglary charge Gillick was
sentenced to serve not less than three
and half or more than seven years
In %sefkon, the sentence to run con-
.s2sfrently ith the six to twelve-year
term for sho ling. Smith, who had
was given sentence of not less Than
three and a half or more than sew.
years in Trenton.
William Carriero, convicted last
week on white slavery charge, was
sentenced to serve not less than three
and one-half or more than seven years
In State prison On IA charge of carry
In a concealed weapon Carriefo wa
sentenced to serve not less than q
year and a half or more Than three
years IN Trenton, the sentences to
run consecutively, this meaning that
Carrero must spend at least five years
in State prison.
Joseph Luzzi and Louis Rose. who
pleaded guilty to carrying concealed
weapons. will spend the next six
months In the county penitentiary at
Caldwell. Leonardo Rinaldo will
spend similar term there for wife
desertion. while Wasyl Worobica will
be the guest of the county for six
months on an assault and battery
charge. Giuseppe Carlone, charged
with a statutory offense goes to Cald-
well for SIX months, while Martin
Burns drew three months sentence
for assault and battery. John Con-
boy, placed on probation for assault
and battery. and who violated his
probation, will spend six months at
Caldwell
The following are placed on proba-
ton: Clarence d. Havell, larceny;
Thomas Chin. assault and battery;
George l.. Jacobus, assault and bat
terry; Michael Villeca. embezzlement;
Joseph DePace. cmbezzlement; Otto
Dangelo, assault and battery: Tessie
koerner, larceny, and Edwin 9. AIKEN,
creating a false alarm of fire. Her.
man G. Hood. guilty of three charges
of larceny, was sent to the Railway
Reformatory, as was William Wolf
Newman, guilty OF three indictments
charging forgery,