The Monmouth inquirer., 1923-10-25
Monmouth County Courts

Joseph Caufeld, a Colts Neck farm
] hand who last week waived indictment
and pleaded guilty Of taking auto
mobile belonging to Russell Heulitt
from the Colts Neck Reformed church
sheds the II eht of Oct. 7 and wrecking
it against a telephone pole q half mile
distant, was sentenced by Judge
Lawrence Thursday to six months
III the county Jail. j udge Lawrence
directed that Caufield be put out to
work in day time during the term of
his sentence and h earnings used to
reimburse Mr.Heulitt for his loss.
Harry Allen, who accompanied
Caufield in the car at the tune
Of the accident, was discharged
from custody, Garfield declaring that
al en- knew nothing of the theft 70 the
car.
William Long, jr., II years old, of
Asbury Park, was adjudged incor-
rigjble and he was committed to the
state home for boys at Jamesburg.
Mike Oglensks "a Mechanic street,
Freehold, storekeeper, pleaded guilty
OF illegal sale of liquor and he was fined
$3.50 and costs.
Albert Conway, a rug weaver, who
oil July 16 was a5judged guilty Of
driving an autom b lie while intoxi-
rated and sentenced by Recorder
Hartsho ne to six III Dths in the
county jail, had q ~rehearing Of the
case before Judge. Lawrence on APP
peal. Judge Lawrence a8judged Con
way guilty and imposed a 30-day
sentence.
Not guilty verdiets were returned BY
two iuries before Jqdge Lawrence
Thursday. Martto Griffin Of Red Bank
being acquitted Of al a.saaltand battery
upon Hyman Adler on May 3, and
Tucker White Of an alleged assault
and t,atterv fpun his sister. Mrs. Ella
SSmith in Heean .~tst&nshtp on July
Joseph cara OF Newark, who operated
a travelling circus at Shrewsbury
last June. plea led non vult to
a charge of operating a gambling
vince and he was fined the costs Of
prosecution.
Harold LaRos of Red Bank. APP
peared for trial on a charge of desertiun
of his wife but Mrs. aRos failed to
appear and the indictment was
quashed.
An order committing Josephine
Vetrano, IS, of Asbury Park, to the
custody of the State Board of
Children's Guardians was revoked and
the girl was C mmitted to the State
Home for Girls at Trenton,
Chester Fields of Long Branch plead
ed guilty to desertion of his wife. He
was paroled for three years in custody
of Probation Officer Houghton and
directed to pay So per week toward the
support Of his wife.
Three petitioners were granted
monthly payments from the county
treasury under the widow s. pension
act. Mrs. Ella Perkins of F street,
Belmar, was granted $40 per month;
Mrs. Ray Stanhope of Cream Ridge $34
and Amanda Thompson of Cream
Ridge $l2.
Two Monmouth wife deserters
were before Judge Lawrence in court
Eonday on pleas Of guilty. Cine, James
George Of Oeeanport. was fined 1924
and court costs paroled for three years
in custody of Probation Officer
Houghton and ordered, in event he
does not return to his wife, to pay SIS
per week toward her support. The
$124fne was the expense the county was
put to in bringing George back from
Evanston. H., where he was arrested.
The serond, Joseph Disbr W Of Fisher
avenue, West Grove, was sentenced TO
to three yeats in state prison.
Disbrow, it APT cared, left his wife two
weeks ago and drove in his automouile
to Enterprise, Fla, where he married
1917 ear, old Mabel Emanuel, whom he
became acquainted with while she was
in Asbury Park last summer. With
his second wife he started north in
his auto but sold the car for needed
funds and returned to West Grove
and, Prosecutor Sexton said proposed
to his wife that he should live with
wife No. 9 and to pay her $15 per
week if she would make no com
against him. Disbrow and the girl
were arrested Saturday. Judge
Lawrence held the girl in 5000 bail In
her own recognizance for grand jury
action.