Republican farmer., 1920-06-25
FOURTEEN BOUND OVER
 ED SUPERIOR COURT

In a general cleaning up of con- tlnued cases in the city court this morning, Judge Frederic A. Bartlett bound cases over to the September term of the Superior Court on bonds ranging from $500 to $5.OO0.
 Frank Cozza of 769 Broad street, alleged white shaver who was recently arrested on a charge of violating Sec tion 6379 of the state statutes, waiv- ed examination and was bound over to the Superior Court under bonds of S5,OO0. Cozza's case attracted con- siderable attention due to the fact that he alleged he was severely beaten by Lieut.. Fred A. Bozeman of the Burns squad, in the 'fvice squad"
 rooms at police headquarters on June ! ,. Following the entrance of for nal complaint by Cozza, Lieut.. Boze- man was arrested for assault, and is now awaiting trial which is scheduled for next Saturday morning.
 Four men, John Roberti, of 4o5 Pembroke street; Carmello Sako, Of Marlin street, Milford; Andrea Fusco and Thomas Caperosa, of 104 Hallett street, who were arrested i last week on charges of conspiring to kill Mrs. John Roberti, of Pembroke street, and Joseph Cafaro, of Bar
 mum avenue, were bound over to the 1 Superior Court after they had waived | examination in the City Court. | Bonds were fixed at $1,000 in each ] case. Sako, who is said to have | been one of the leaders in the alleg- | ed plot, was originally held in bail i of S5,00o. This bond was later re-
 duced to s2,50O and then cut to s1,- l 900 by Judge Bartlett, this morning,
 at the request of Sako's attorney, 1 Jacob B. Klein The four are charg- ! ed with conspiracy to kill.
 | Caroline Lombardi, who lived with i Sako in Milford, and who was arrest
 ed a few days ago at the request of
 the authorities of Quincy, Mass, was
 also arraigned in the city court this | morning, and her case was continued
 from day to day unGer $500 bonds
 The woman is wanted as a witness
 in the Sako case, and a controversy
 has arisen over her extradition to
 Massachusetts. Attorney Klein, who
 is representing Mrs. Lombardi, will
 fight the proceedings on the grounds i that no specific charge has been en.
 tered against the woman by the I Quincy police. It is understood tha she is wanted by the Massachusett: | authorities for selling liquor and for. feiting bonds in Quincy.
 Seven young men who were arrest.
 ed by members of the vice squad Thursday, as the result of a story tol6 by a 13-year-old girl, were also bound lover to the higher court when ar
 raigned before the City court this
 morning. Bonds were set at $500 fol
 each of the youths. Five of the sever
 who have been bound over are: Franl
 Leslie, IS, of 217 Warren street; Thos
 Kelly, 19. of 414 Broad street; Jame! Allen IS. of IA Black Rock avenue John Cannon. 20, of S39 Warren street , and Edward Grimallow, IS, of E5 Go : lumbia street. The other two are mi nors.
 Andy Murray, of Brooklyn, \. Y. and Ferris Taylor, of Barnum anI Bailey winter headquarters, who wer , taken into custody some time ago o1 the complaint of a 15-year-old girl
 were bound over to the Superior cour under S1 900 bonds The arrest o
 these men followed an investigation
 made by the detective bureau.