Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1921-06-14
NJ. MANCHBACK ]
IS ALSO F|NkDl
s1,000!!N
Heavy Sentence in Lool
Liquor Case 'ade by ]
Jcdee Day
TWO DISTINCT vlolA1IoA
Fined $500 on Each Cha.
With 6 Months Jail Sent.
ence as Well
ARREST E. T0NGHlh
~
Charge He and Steve TarIos
With Violation of State /
Liquor Law %
[By Evening News stan Correspondent

by Evening News stan Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK. June ia
The sentencing of Morris Mancl
back, principal in the conducting
a business at 515 Smith street,
serve one year in the county worJ
house and to pay fine of $1,0o
and also to pay the court costs
connection with the trial, and u
fixing of bail in the case of Erue1
Tonghini and Steve Tarloski, charGI
ed with violating the state liquo
law, for a hearing on Thursdaa
morning, were the most importa1<
matters to come before Judge Peto|
+. DAILY. sitting as magistrate in tt1
county court here today.
Manchback was found guilty g.
Judge Daily of two distinct violation@
of the state excise law in selling tW
drinks to Edward Musoff on Ma
81, and also in selling pint of whit
key to the same person on the Ton
lowing day. On each charge ~
was fined $500 and sentsncAS--.
serve a six months: teri
tior to paying an ST5dft 4 GDesy
ing in all. a'$1,00G fine and teri
of one year1n the county workhouG&
David Wilentz who appeared ~
! III PldCo VI SSidtX
Brown, formerly notified the coui3
that the case would be appealed, and
requested that bail be fixed. JUDI
Daily fixed bail at $4,000 in eac(
case, or $4,000.
Judge Daily in passing sententl
said it was a vile pity that MAJ
who sold such stuff as this, could
not be found guilty OF, something
more than a disorderly person. HS
stated the liquor was sold'by LouiS
(who was sentenced to serve stS
months in the county workhoNae and
fined $500 sometime ago, undfr the
direction of Morris. The courtNVtatf
ed the testimony in this case W.
practically the same as that gNS#
at the trial of Louis Manchba@
r. Judge DAILY in imposing sentenc,
stated Morris was miserably guiltl
in trying to make another responsible
for his misdeeds.
Prosecutor Stricken had an expert
analyze the contents of the flask sold
to Musoff. 1t contained about 45
per cent alcohol, sugar and colored
matter. Before the trial opened
David Wilentz asked for postpone@
ment on the grounds that SenatoE
Brown was busy in the court of chans
cery. The request was denied, ms
asmuch as the authorities had not
been given sufficient notice. The
attorney then asked for stenog5
rapher and was informed that such
a request should be made to the
court in time. to prevent the holding
up of the courts work. A stenog-
rapher was finally obtained. and the
case proceeded.
Convicted Brother Testifies
Louis Manchback's evidence Ngiven3
in court early this afternoon, prectte
cally gives him the role of star NSt-l
ness for the state in their case
against his brother, Morris. ThG
state is endeavoring to prove thA&
Morris Manchback is the principal III
the business conducted on Smtns
street, Perth Amboy. where Edward
Musoff, a perth Amoby youngsteS
obtained booze on May 21.
Ernest Tonghini and Steve Tarloa
ski. picked up by County Detective
William Fitzpatrick on charge %
violating the state liquor law, were
before Judge Peter f. DAILY, sitting
as a magistrate. this morning. BAN
vas fixed at $500 in each case.
and the men will be given hearing
on Thursday morning at 10:S0
o'clock. Tonghini and Tarloslst
have been conducting an establish-
ment at the corner of Washington
and High streets.
Ernest Tonghini and Frank Jer-
sey, convicted some time ago in
connection with the robbery of theE
Roessler & Hasslacher Chemicaii
Company's plant, are out on baA
pending action by the county court
ruling. The supreme court recent
affirmed the county courts decisio