Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-05-04
HEAR PLEA|N
HOLD UP CASE
That Occurred Near Spa
Spring. Other Cases Heard
Before Judge Kirkpatrick

NEW BRUNSWICK, May IA
series OF pleas were entered before
Judge John p. Kirkpatrick in the
county court this morning. In some.
bail was set while in others SEN
tence was imposed.
John Denko, Abe Lewis. Arthur
Bohnsack and Gerald Call. four of
the defendants indicated in connec-
tion with a charge of assault and
battery and attempted robbery near
Spa Spring early in April, entered
a plea of not guilty through their
attorney Dave 7. Wilentz. Bail was
fixed at $4,000 on the first count ana
$1,000 on the second, for each of the
defendants on their own recogniz-
ance. The fifth defendant. Philip
kaplowitz, was not prepared 10 en-
ter a plea in view of the fact hat he
was unable TO arrange for the bond.
The other men furnished the bail
asked.
Frank ~Slobusky, Indicated on an
alleged charge OF highway robbery,
BY holding up Hyman Edezon and
relieving him of $50, pleaded moi
guilty and his bail was fixed at
$1,000.
Sheppard Terrell, eolored, pleaded
IlDl guilty " a AlldA sc VI d01aAAA 49,
battery on Harry Berkowitz on April
j. bail being fixed at $500. William
Danbury was assigned to defend
him.
Barnet Collins. Hyman Zabolinski
and John Cehe pleaded not guilty to
an Indictment charging them with
assault and battery on John Dean
cello April IS and their bail was
set at $500 each.
Denis Korminsky entered pleas OF
not guilty TO w indictments OF at
rocious assault and battery alleged
10 have been committed on Frank
Honinsky and Ocknian Obutchak, /
April 5 The bail 0n urth counts was
set at $500.
Daniel Gyorusy pleaded guilty 10
beating his wife OF March 20. SEN
tence was deferred pending an in
vestigation by Probation Officer
charles NJ. New. lliaHas. "Gyorusy
is a fine husband when sober, the,
court was told
Antonio ouagliareilo, Of Raritan
township acquitted By a jury on an
indictment charging hin with muir
DER OF Peter ,.dele LAST October was
/ e-indicted for manslanghter in con-
z ection with the same case. His
ball was set at SS.00g,
May Kalish. of ~Sayrcyille, pleaded
not guilty to possession of liquor and
violation of prohibition laws. Bail of
$500 raj set on her WI recogniz-
william c. Roberts. formerly of
Amboy, was fined 900 and
on probation for a fun term
he had pleaded guilty TO taking
4 a belonging to 4 physician with
no intention of stealing It. He want
ed to get to Summit to start in BUSH
.ess. he told Judge Kirkpatrick.
Edward Flynn, pleaded not guilty
to the alleged desertion OF his wife
ana fe children on Nov. 10, 1922.
E2aii waa set at sl.GU0. Flynn was
hight here yesterday from New
port by County Detectives William
Fitzpatrick. William Danbury was
assigned to defend him.
Mike Paiko was rnven one month
in the workhouse in connection with
a series OF indictments charging him
with beating his wife Fannie.
George Cherffo. ct Woodbridge,
was fined $3.50 aud placed on proba-
in connection with al assault
ind battery charge growing out of
an accident on the Sewaren-Wood-
road. Cherfka is said to have
struck Clark with his car. Hans
Hanson, attorney for Cherfko, plead +,
cd for l%eniency. Leon McElroy. at
for Clark told the court that
wanted to settle the bills of
covering his medical expenses,
hut urged a heavy fnt for the de-
tsndant.