Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-12-17
JAIL FULL, BUT
MORE To CONE
Many Pleas Are Heard Before
County Judge DAILY This
Morning; Various Charges

morning, various ChdIgeS
BY stan Correspondent.
NEW BRUNSWICK. Dec. IL
More than the usual number of pleas
were taken by Judge Peter L. DAILY
this morning. These have been
handed down from the last three
sessions of the grand jury. 1t is
claimed that unless a great many
of those who appear before the
Judge furnish bail. the Jail Will be
filed to overlooking. They follow:
James Hartman. pleaded not
guilty to the larceny of an automo-
bile, the property of Middlesex
county, which was taken from Gran
bury on oct. IL. The car was val
ued at $500. He was held under
$500 bail.
Louis Harvath, pleaded not guilty
to thu charge of carnal abuse on
Elizabeth Urein at Roosevelt on
November 20. Held under $500
bail.
Morris Weiss, non-vult on the
charge of issuing a check to john
Karacs at New Brunswick on Nov
e~lber "a, when he had no account
in the bank. The amount of the
check was $25. He. also pleaded
non-vult to q second indictment for
attempt to defraud NJ. Weismann in
New Brunswick on November %.
He was placed in the charge of the
probation officer while an investiga-
ton is made.
Stephen Braza pleaded not guilty
on charge of assault with intent to
kill Steve kardush, at Roosevelt
November 6; bail. $1,000.
Philip Kaiser said not guilty to
charge of larceny for receiving gold
watch valued at $40, the property
of Sophie Kovacs, of Roosevelt, on
October 81. Bail $500.
Stanley Bitter pleaded guilty TO
the theft of fifteen tons of coal
stolen from p. n. Welsh Coal c
New Brunswick, on September "a.
The following pleaded guilty to
charges of having received the coal:
Tony Rus, M ton, October 13,
bail $500: Adam NovcIovitch, two
tons. October 10. baial $500; Daniel
M%artinovicz. three tons. October is,
bail $500: Mike Maralush, one-half
ton. October IS, bail $500: Peter
Pinchock, one-half ton, October IS,
bail $500.
Nathaniel Smith. not guilty,
charged with robbing Frank Cosner
Of South Amboy of $50 on Septem-
Der 10. $1,000 bail.
Frank Sienechki. not guilty, car
rying concealed weapons in Roose-
welt on October 4. $500 bail.
Angelo Geneditto, not guilty, on
charge of assault with attempt to
kill George Kelmer. at Midtown. on
Nov. 2S. Held under bail of $1,000.
On second charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons he was placed under
$500 bail.
Valentine Cudar. not guilty OF car
rying concealed weapons Nov. 23,
at Metuchen. $500 bail.
Lyubonnia Wkkosinovich. not
guilty. carrying concealed weapons
in Roosevelt on Sept. Z. $500 bail.
SalOonkeepers Plead
Pleas of New Brunswick saloon
keepers who have been indicted for
the illegal sale of Intoxicating LIQUOR
in quantities of less than one quart
and without a license, were made
in court this morning and bail fixed
by the court.
Stephen Kolndon and Albert
Olah, three indictments, November
80, December l n 2. Not guilty
each indictment. $500 bail on first
charge, their recognizance on the
last two indictments.
Wendell Smith and Steve Vendes,
three indictments, December /, 3
and s. Not guilty each indictment.
$500 bail on first charge, their rec
ognizance on the last two counts.
Bolislaw Chapie, three indict-
ments, October 16, November 80 and
December 3. Not guilty to all
charges. $500 bail on first charge,
own recognizance on the last two
charges.
Lugal Slagado, three indictments,
not guilty, $500 bail on first charge,
W recognizance on the last two
charges.
Tony Lessun. four indictments,
not guilty to all, $1,500 bail, own
recognizance on last three counts.
James Koze and Samuel Gush-
NEE. December 4 and 5, two indict-
ments, not guilty, $500 bail, own
recognizance on both charges.
James Koze and Samuel Gush-
NEE. December Z, one indictment,
guilty. $1,000 bail pending sentence.
James Kotc carrying concealed
weapons on December s, pleaded
guilty and the case was referred to
Probation Officer Macmillan.
Tony Chinkin, one indictment.
November 2S, not guilty. $1,000
bail.
Changes Plea.
Mary Brazak, of Roosevelt, was
before the court this morning and
r~etracted her former plea of not
guilty to a charge of illegally selling
liquor without a license in quaint
ties of less thar a quart, to one of
guilty. She was Immediately fined
$1,000 and stands remanded until
the fine is paid.
Charles Montalini pleaded not
guilty to larceny charge of receiv-
ing stolen blankets at Roosevelt.
Bail. $500.
Christine Rogers. of Metuchen,
pleaded not guilty to charge of re-
moving automobile from the state
on Aug. 10. Bail, $500.
Harry Brown pleaded not guilty
to charge of carnal abuse and as
sault upon Julia Bovak at Perth Am
boy Aug. IL. Bail, $4,000.
Peter ~Schalowicz pleaded not
guilty to charge of assault with in
tent to kill John Schimmer in a
dance hall, at Roosevelt, Oct. "a.
Bail. $1,000. Additional charge of
carrying concealed weapons; Plead
ed not guilty. Bail, $500.
Michael Sasso pleaded not guilty
to charge of manslaughter in con.
nection with the death of r. Palle,i