The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1924-02-07
Monmouth County Courts

Joe NicolIetti. who recently pleaded
guilty Of maintaining a disorderly house
at 300 Embury avenue, Neptune
township, was sentenced
by Judge Lawrence Thursday to
30 days in the county jail and to pay q
fine Of $500 and costs.
Represented by Isaiah Matlack of
Geran and Matlack Of Asbury Park,
Anthony Lisa OF Hoboken pleaded
guilty Of carrying concealed weapons
at Asbury Park Sept. 90 and was fined
800 and costs.
Announcement was made by Judge
Lawrence that Peggy Harris. at whose
trial Wednesday on q charge of
maintaining disorderlv house at
Myrtle avenue township, the jury
disagreed would be placed on trial
again next Wednesday.
Andrew r. Santora entered pleas Of
not guilty to two indictments for
manslaughter and one for carrying
concealed weapons, all in Shrewsbury
township Oct. "a He was held In bail
for trial Feb. Is. The manslaughter
charges grew out of the deaths of Mrs.
Sarah Gallery and Mrs. Hannah Bly,,
who were struck by an automobile said
to have been driven by Santora on the
Middletown turnpike on the above
date
Another to answer to manslaugh-
ter charge growing out of an auto
mobile accident was Wilbur King,
charged with causing the death of
Joseph E. Peters in Ocean township.
Oct. 10. King was held in bail for
trial Oct. 10.
Ralph and Edward Bitters of High
lands entered pleas of not guilty to
indictments charging them with car
rSing concealed weapons at Atlantic
Highlands Oct. 90. This charge grew
out of street battle at Atlantic High
lands the night OF Oct. 90 between rival
bootleg gangs in which Gle man was
fatally shot. The Bitters brothers were
held in jail several weeks following
the battle on murder charge but the
grand jury, after an INVESTIGATION. fail
ed to return an indictment against
them and they were discharged.
Raymond Moore. charged in an in
with obtaining money under
false pretenses, held in bail for trial
Feb 90 The charge grew out of an
deal. it being alleged that
Moore sold an automobile that he did
lOt 0ObAdtI@ OWA ~ OAA utOA4OO1O
Vetrano Of Asbury Park and obtained
$1,000.
John Schulman and Annie Schulz
Judge Lawrence and jury Monday
of ILLEGAL sale of liquor at their lite store
and home at 80 Vought avenue, Free.
hold. Operatives from the Coserove
d elective agency at Newark, told on
he x,S nose o%orA nj r.t1vat c,nn drft1
OF white mule" from both Mr.. and
Mrs. Schulman on two separate Wis
it's to their store on Oct / last. Mr..
and Mrs. Schulman both denied hav-
ing sold liquor to the operatives or
to anyone. Mrs. Schulman was I'M
der conviction of offense some
time ago and is under parole il Gus
tody Of the probation officer, Mr..
and Mrs. Schulman will be arraigned
for sentence the latter part of the
week.
Others arraigned on indictments
recently returned by the grand jury,
each of whom entered pleas of not
for trial are: Andrew Vona, carrying
concealed weapons at Asbury Park
Oct. /, trial Feb. IS.
Aramanda Sarcona, illegal sale of
liquor at Atlantic Highlands, trial Feb.
10.
Ezekiel Shibla, statutory offense with
Mary Mcknight in Wall township june
26, trial Feb, 19.
James Gray, colored, receiving stolen
goods, pearl necklace stolen from
Frances Star Of Deal, trial Feb. 10.
Emile Talerico, assault and battery
upon Patrick Higgins at Red Bank
Nov. IS; trial Feb. Is.
Frank Rainieri, carrying concealed
at Red Bank Dec. 9, trial Feb.
10.
Henry Klare, assault and battery on
Dawson Jackson in Middletown town
ship Nov. 6; trial Feb. 20.