The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-01-22
Monmouth County Courts.


An unusually large number of al
legged wrong doors against whom in
dictInsnts were recently returned
were arraigned by Prosecutor Sexton
Thursday before Judge Lawrence for
pleading. Some were held in bail for
trial.
John Serbia and John Grill of
Perth Amboy and Christy Grollo Of
Keyport, entered pleas Of guilty of
an attempted robbery from William
F. Wilkins ana Henry Brodt near
CliffWood the night of july II Iast
Judge Lawrence said that he had had
a report on the case and that while
the law had been violated it was not
in the ordinary line of holdups. but
more in the nature a a jaclSing episode
and he imposed fines of $3.50 and costs
each and paroled the men in custody
of the probation officer for 1e months,
directing that they pay their fines al
the rate of $40 per month.
Carmine Vetrano, convicted last
week of carrying a revolver and of
threatening the life of Officer William
Truck of Asbury Park, was sentenced
to six months in the county Jail.
Judge Lawrence in imposing sentence,
said that it developed that Vetrano
had permit to carry a revolver,
otherwise he would have been in
clined to send Vetyano to state pris-
on.
Comelini Marietta, who had pleaded
guilty of carrying concealed weapons
at Keansburg was also sentenced to
six months in the county jail.
James Franklin, Port Monmouth
youth, pleaded guilty Of stealing three
tires from the automobile Of neigh-
Dor one night recently, was fined
$25 and costs and paroled for IS
months.
August Ferry, colored, pleaded gull
tv of Illegal sale of liquor at the
9Old Homestead at Matawan and he
was fined 5000 and costs.
John Rodock of near Farmingdale
pleaded guilty of assault and bat
terry upon Walter Cottrell and he was
fined 800 and costs and paroled for
is months.
David Sherman, Freehold town
Ship farmer, who was recently con
corn from the field Of q neighbor was
fined $25 and costs and paroled for
rs months.
Held in bail for sentence Jan. 20
were Tony Squillante, who pleaded
guilty Of illegal possession of liquor
at Eatontown, John Purnell, colored,
Pine Brook, and Michael Camapiecox,
of Neptune township, who pleaded
guilty of like charge, while Paul
Darkin of near Torment, pleaded guilty
of Illegal sale of liquor and was
ordered to return for sentence Jan.
26.
Antonio Bruno, Joseph (Gingerl
Walsh and Antonio Pallino entered
pleas of not guilty to an
indictment charging them with att
tempted criminal assault upon Mar
garet Kinesburv and Teresa Van
Note in MiddIetown township the lat
ter part of November. They were
held under bail bonds previously given.
for trial January 26.
Other pleading not guilty, the re-
spective charges and dates set for
trial were: Felix Tumdiajaki of Red
Bank, larceny Of tomatoes, potatoes and
cabbage from John Sietcinski in
Atlantic township; Trial ia nuary
26
Sonny Brown, eolored, assault upon
Sidney Friend in Howell township
September 18; trial January 90,
Fred Garnone, Illegal sale of liquor |
at his pool room and gas station at Oak |
Sh ades; trial January 26.
Charles v. Holmes, colored, illegal
sale and possession of liquor at Mata- !
wan; trial January 20.
August Perry, colored, illegal sale !
of liquor at Matawan; trial Jan 26.
Peter Nimick Freehold. illegal sale |
of liouor: trial January 90
drews. Oak Shades, illegal sale of 'liquor;
trial January 21.
Peter franchise, illegal sale and
possession Of liquor at Oak Shades; trial
January p.
Joseph Angelo, illegal sale and pos
session Of liquor at Matawan; trial
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