The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-01-10

Two $I,Uu0 government bonQs and
81, 500 In cash which Mrs. Black
claimed was given her and we're in her
possession before the death Of John
Rogers Feb. 8, 1922 Sustaining a
motion by Commissioner Walter Tay Tor
| of Asbury Park, counsel for the
executors, Judge Lawrence granted
/ the non suit on the ground that John
Rogers had attempted testamentary
and that therefore there had been
no legal delivery to Mrs. Black.
WIDOWS GRANTED PENSIONS.
Seven petitioners under the widows
pension act appeared before Judge
Lawrence and, after an oral examination
concerning their financial situation, were
granted pensions aggI egating $216.
The petitioners and the monthly fund
allotted each are
Mrs. Maria Porcelli 1917 River street,
Red Bank, four children $34: Mrs. Anna
Tranter. 301 G. street Belmar, two
children $50; Mrs Lena Piccolie, N
Linden place Red Bank, one minor
child, $l2; Mrs. Alice Mum, colored,
IL Hampton place, Red Bank, six child
rem, $48; Mrs. Jessie Lebedz,
Wickatunk, six children. $4S; Mrs.
Jeanette Peters, West BeImar. three
children, $27; Mrs. Bertha Root,
Middletown township, three children,
$27
Patrick Flaherty, who had been in
the county Jail 50 days awaiting trial
on charge Of maintaining disorderIy
house on South street Atlantic
Highlands, last August, on Monday
retracted plea Of not guilty and plead
ed non vult. Judge Lawrence paroled
him for three years In custody of Pro-
baton Officer Houghton and imposed
a fine of 500 and costs, which is to be
paid at the rate of rs cents per week.
Charles Brister who had previously
pleaded guilty of breaking and entering
the Shrewsbury Golf Club house and
stealing watch and other jewelry, was
fined $75 and costs and paroled for three
I ears.
Andrew Jefferson, arrested two weeks
ago after stealing Buick touring car
from Ocean avenue, Ocean Grove, and
driving it to Philadelphia, where the
car was wrecked and abandoned, plead
ed guilty to the theft charge and he
was remanded to Jail to await sentence
later.
Caleb Hubbard and Hubert Forlnan,
who were indicted for manslaughter in
connection with the Belmar woods
fire last August in which 2 boys died
as the result of burns, were acquitted
Wednesday.
B.V. Poland of Belinar represented
the boys and had A. J. G. Stokes as
ISOLATED with hun.
Rudolph Taper was held in 81, 800
for trial January ID on charge Of
illegal sale of liquor at Asbury
Park
Frank Batsch, James G. Laconte
and Emil Carlstron plea ed not guilty
of ille.al transportation Of liquor
in Middletown township and they were
held in $1,000 each; trial Jan.
10.
Michael Schechner. Joseph Rowitz,
Louis Galinkis and Eddie Magyar enter
ed not guilty pleas to indictments
charging them with illegal possession
and transportation OF liquor at
Keansburg and they were held in 81, 900
bail each for trial Jan. rs.
William Cranshaw and Reuben 5.
Mason. colored, and Frank Shorl,
W0lLE. MEIF HEM HI rls WV DtiA ~lNC4
for trial Jan. II on charges OF carry
+ ing concealed weapons in Middletown
township on Nov. a.. The men were
captured BY county detectives who
were looking for "hijackers, and when
they came upon two cars parked at a
dark spot in the road they frisked"
the occupants and found reyolvers upon
them it is alleged.
Frank Tell, pleading not guilty to
indictments charging him with Illegal
nossession Of a still and Intoxicating
LIQUORS, was held In 81 900 bail for trial
Jan. II;
John and Annie Schulman, charg-
ed with illegal sale of liquor at their
store on Bovine avenue, Freehold, were
held in $4,000 bail each for trial Jan.
ROYAL Pitman, colored, charged
with carrying concealed weapons in
Middletown township Nov. IA, was
held in $1,000 bail for trial Jan.
liz
Peter Chafitelli and Fred Sehnitzer,
charged with Illegal transportation of
iliouor in Middletown township on
lNov. 81, were held in $1,000 bail for
trial Jan. 2S.
Ignatius Vanlenzius pleaded not
guilty to Illegal sale Of liquor at his
Store on Throckmorton street, Free
hold, and held in 81 600 bail for trial
Jan. %.
Samuel I. Mauro, coloted pleaded
not guilty to an Indictment charging
him with OBJ aiming $1.25O under false
pretence from William f. Rose Of
Asbury Park on the pretense that he
was investing the money for Rose in
real eatate. Mauro heldn $4,000 bail,
trial j an. Is.
| Waiter jackson, colored, of Middle
town township, pleaded not guilty
of malicious mischief in sprinkling
Paris green poison about field on
Edmund Beekmanss place on Oct. II.
jackson was held in $500 bail for trial
Jan. Is.
| lydia Van Pelt and William Thorne
pleaded net guilty to indictments
charging them with adultery IN
Eatontown township Sept. 10. They
l,x,<,.,a ,, oId II, &S00 hail each for trial