The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-04-16
Monmouth County Courts.

George Gremmanger and Thomas
Carroll, Keyport youths, were acq1it-
ted by a jury at the direction of the
court on motion OF Assistant Prose-
cutor Qlinn of an attempted criminal
assault upon-8-year-oid Minnie SIN th
at Keyport Sept. "a. The youths
were represented by Harold McDer-
mott and Cecil Ackerson. .
Raymond Bennett, sentenced by
Judge Lewrence on Oct. 20 to one
to three years in state prison on q
charge of deserti0n Of his wife at
Red Bank, was recalled from prison.
the sentence revoked and he was pa
rolled ia custody OF Probation Officer
Houghton for three years.
A Jury before Judge Lawrence in
the trial Of Daniel Sylvester of Plain
field and Asbury Park, charged with
breaking and entering Abe Steinburs's
clothing store, at 81 South Main street,
Asbury Park, and stealing, or receiv-
ing goods stolen from the store, to the
value Of $1,000 was discharged with
out agreeing upon a verdict. Harry
Woodrow. after a jury had been
drawn, retracted and pleaded guilty Of
the charge and he was called as a
state witness. Woodrow, however,
failed to directly implicate Sylvester,
saying that he and Jimmy Capella en-
tered the store, stole the goods and
carried them into a woods and left
them.
Arraigned for trial before Judge Law
renee Tuesday, Henry Franklin, Leroy
White and Weldon Slocum, retracted
and pleaded guilty of malicious mis-
chief on Feb. II, in breaking window
panes and doing other damage to- a
house owned by Sidney Wilkerson, Wall
township, and they were held $500
bail each for sentence April %.
EN- Ito Talerico retracted a plea of
not guilty and pleaded guilty to Illegal
possession of liquor at his store on
Front street, Red Bank, and he was
held in bail for sentence April %.
Joseph Blotncr pleaded not guilty
and was held in $500 bail for trial
April 30, on a charge of defrauding
David Gendell of Asbury Park of $25
by pretending to be soliciting sub
scriptions to a newspaper. Michael
and Mary Koval were held in bail
for trial the same day on a charge
of illegal sale of liquor at Keansburg.
/ Samuel Coster pleaded not guilty
of illegal sale Of liquor at his store,
SO Beach street, Red Bank, on Feb.
13, and he was held in s / 1000 bail for
trial April 28. Bayard Spratley, col
ored, was held in 5000 bail for trial
on that date on two charges of is
suing worthless checks for 1896 and
so on the First National bank of Sea
Bright.
Pleading not guilty to a misde-
meanor Indictment, Nathan Katz Of
Asbury Park, was held in $500 bail
for trial April 20 on a charge of is-
suing a worthless check for $3.50 on
the Asbury Park and Ocean Grove
bank on Dec. IS. Others held in bail
bonds for trial on that date were.
Ernest Spear, charged with assault
ard battery on Gertrude Spear; Mary
IGranata, misdemeanor, obstructing
a public highway in Middletown
township; William a. Morton assault
and battery upon William H. Maurer
at M~anasquan March 4, and James
IConover larceny of q load of wood
from Joseph Russ in Freehold town
ship.
Rocco Buffo and Samuel BoreIli,
who conduct stores on Shrewsbury
avenue and West Front street, Red
Bank, respectively, were held in bail
for trial May 6 on liquor selling
charges, and Raymond Johnson, col
red, was held in bail for trial on
that date on a charge of deserving his
wife and two children at Fair Haven
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