The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-03-08
Monmouth County Courts |

Marion Helies and Mrs Eva Swick,
both OF Elizabeth, was adiudged gull
tn by jury before Judge Lawrence
MONDAY Of statutory offense at I'm
ion Beach, Newport. Nov. g. last. They
will return to court for sentence next
Monday. Ernest Zimmerman, a detec-
tive. Of Newark, and George Marks of
New York, told Of trailing them, from
theatre to q hotel in Elizabeth and
tbencesto Keyport, where the couple
gained admittance to bungalow oc-
cnpied by Mr.. Helies' uncle, Louis
Helies, at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Zimmerman said he then obtained a
warrant from Recorder johnson in
Newport and, with Constable James
McCran Of that place, went to the
Helies bungalow and arrested the
couple.
Louis Zazimo CHINA" he is known)
and Margaret Schaffhauser OF Brad
lev Beach were tried before a jury OH
charge Of living together illicitly. 1t
was admitted by James d. Carton,
representing the defendants, that
IA zinc was married In Italy in 1900.
has daughter, Amelia 16 years old,
by his first wife, and that he was mar
ried to Iris second wife in New York
Nov. Z. 1907 By her he has two child
ren. a boy of 6 and girl Of II. Pros
ecutor Sexton made formal proof OF
these facts and Jennie, the first Mrs.
Zazino told that her husband came to
America three months after her mar
rage and four and n half years later
she Joined him in New York, A year
later he sent her back to Italy, os-
tensibly to care for his grandfather,
he promising to follow In about two
years. Heidi not come to Italy and
she returned to America with her
daughter in May 1914 Her hus-
band, she said refused to live with
her upon her return to this country
but he had since paid her $50 per.
month.
In his defence Zaziino, whose bust
ness is furnishing watchuan for veal
thy residents Of Deal and New York,
said that he sent his wife back to
Italy because when she came over
orjyinally she came listed as the wife
If another and that she insisted upon
Installing this man who she said was
4 relative. ia his home When she
returned to Italy he thought she
would not come back and felt that he
was justified iii taking another wife.
Mrs. Amelia ZaZimo the second wife,
with whom he is living in Bradley
Beach. said that she knew nothing OF
his first marriage until his wife had
him arrested in New York. At the
conclusion of taking testimony Judge
Lawrence deferred sending the case.
to the jury until Wednesday, saying
that he wanshd to examine certain
statutes
Arthur Lawrence, who recently
pleaded guilty Of passing several
worthless checks for small amounfs at
Asbury Park, was sentenced to three
months in the county jail
Nance Benton, colored. recently
sentenced to six months in the county
Jail ON conviction OF stealing 1856 from
Anna Taylor of Fisher avenue, As
bury Park. where he boarded, was
paroled for three years and fined $50
and costs and directed to make resti-
tuition in full, the former sentence
being revoked after he had spent 81
daysin Jail.
John Jackson, colored. who also
had spent go days in jail after con-
viction Of Illegal transportation OF
liquor at Bradley Beach. was fined
$3.50 and costs and paroled for three
years in custody Of Probation Officer
Houghton, to whom he is to make
payments Of 81 per week until the
fine and costs are paid.