Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-22
NOT GUILTY.
MILK FEUD PLEA
Peter Weiner Says Not Guilty
to Charge of Conspiracy
in Bomb Plot

NEW BRUNSWICK, Sept. e.
Peter Weiner of Perth Amboy,
! pleaded not guilty to an indictment
charging him with conspiracy with
two other dealers, Abraham BedIck
and Max Weissman, to destroy the
! property of Harry Weinberger. an
other milk dealers. Weiner is now
out on 10000 bail pending sentence
to I charge of placing a bomb. which
he admitted. Weiner is also a de-
PENDANT to a charge of attempted n
jury and third to destroy the bust
ness'of Weinberger. Weiner's attoi-
ney asked the court to release his
client on his w recogniZance. since
he is out on bail on the previous
charge. His present bail was fixed
at $4,000.
Frank and Josephine Baronowski
pleaded not guilty to the charge OF
atrocious assault and battery on En-
ilia Mirsick. at South River on April
81. and they were held in $500 bail.
Celestin Bemno and Charles uf-
fano, pleaded not guilty to a larceny
charge and receiving stolen goods
In Woodbridge July ]. 1t was al
legged that prisoners stole from the
Philadelphia &c Reading Railroad
brass boxes valued at $1,000. Bail
was fixed at 500 for each.
William Bitiero, of Monroe town.
ship. pleaded not guilty to a charge
of assault on his wife Angelina, on
May 8. He is under $1,000 bail.
Frank Mofsky pleaded guilty to
the assault charge preferred against
hin by Frank Nye, which occurred
at Middlesex Borough on August Z.
He is alleged to have struck Nye
with an iron bar.
Charles Whitbee, colored, of New
Brunswick, indicted for the violation
law pleaded not guilty to n charge
and guilty to another. He was in
dicted for the first offense August
10. He admitted that he had uten-
sis for making of liquor, but used
them only for the purpose of hot
water thereby discriminating the
germs, and that occasionally he
made elderberry wine, which never
contained more than one half of
one per cent of alcohol. He is held
on the second charge in $500 bail.
Alfonso Vixzusi indicted for ex-
posure on August 20, pleaded not
guilty and vas held in $1,000 bail.
Michael and Rose Oliver of New
Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to a
charge of disorderly conduct and
bail fixed at 81. 900 each.
William Yates. colored, indicted
for carrying concealed weapons on
September /, pleaded not guilty n
was held in $500 bail.
John Pompella ~retractei his plea
of not guilty to guilty of a charge
preferred for conducting a disor-
derby house on August 23. The
matter was referred to the proba-
ton officer for investigation.
Joseph Bakash pleaded not guilty
to assault and battery on his wlte
Elizabeth, on August 20. in WOOD
bridge and bail was fixed at $1,000.
Harry Miller. of New Brunswick
indicted for violation Of prohibition
| laws, for possessing utensils for the
| manufacture of liquor. admitted thai
these utensils were brought to the
house by the owner of the boarding
house and on her own recognizance
was held in $500 bail.
Peter Mesak. of Perth Amboy,
who was indicted for burning his
home in Perth Amboy, and Domi-
nick Rochatanto and Julius Barba-
ton were released by Judge DAILY as
no indictment was found against
them by the jury.
Pauline Fazimich, Of South Riv-
err, was sentenced to one day in the
%workhouse for the violation of the
prohibition law.