The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-02-12
Monmouth County Courts

Mrs. Mary Andrews, an Italian wom-
an, who for several yea had conducts
ed grocery store on the outskirts
of Matawan, on the road leading to
Oak. Shades, was found guilty by
jury before Judge Lawrence Thurs
day of illegal sale of liquor and was sem
fenced by Judge Lawrence to the
State Reformatory for Women at Ciln-
ton. Mrs Andrews, an old offender
was convicted on practically the same
evidence as that produced by the state
against Joseph Nunziato, a store
keeper at Oak Shades, who was just
previ1 usly acquitted by another jury
Frances Thomas, colored, in Jail
three months and five days on charge
of keeping a disorderly hosue at AS
bury Park, was discharged from GUS
tody.
Fred Garnone, who last week
pleaded guilty Of illegal sale OF liquor
at Oak Shades, was fined 5000 and
costs and paroled for three years.
Convicted of carnal abuses at Red
Bank early the morning Of New. "a
last. Harry Palm, 10 years, of Corona,
i. T., and Joseph (Gingerl Walsh. %
years. of l. ng Branch were remanded
to Jail by Judge Lawrence to
await sentence. A third defendant,
Antonio Bruno Of Long Branch, re-
mains to be tried. The three youths
were Jointly indicted but counsel Tor
Bruno obtained a severance, the trial
date is to be fixed.
Pallini was represented at the. trial
by William DeLorenzo OF Linden.
Walsh by Harold McDermott OF
Freehold. Assistant Prosecutor Quinn
appeared for state.
Among number of persons re-
Gently indicted by the grand jury to
be arraigned before Judge Lawrence
Feb. 6, were two youths, Curtis Apple
gate. 81, and Harold (Spec) iFrans s,
i9. on char !es of attempted criminal
assault upon Bertha Schllling, and
Mary Mahon on the beach at Belmar.
A third youth, Charles Chamberlin,
it was stated, had joined the navy
since the trouble arose. The two youths
were renanded to jail to await trial
Feb %.
Samuel G.. Marrow, colored, plead
ed not guilty of issuing check for $40
drawn on the Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove bank when he had no funds in
the bank. He was held in bail for TT al
Feb. 25.
Louis CagIia, alias Lonis Charles,
pleaded not guilty of breaking and
entering the store of Pasquale Angelo
at Matawan on Oct. "a and he was
remanded to Jail to await trial Feb.
%.
Jack Kane 10 of Brooklyn, pleaded
not guilty of breaking and entering a
store house in the rear Of Benefits
hat store at Freehold. He was re-
manded to Jail to await trial Feb. 25,
Antonio Lugiasano pleaded not
guilty of carrying concealed weapons
at Red Bank, and also not guilty to
an indictment charging him with
fighting with Rocco Christopher,
Lugiasano was held at $4,000 Eball Tor
trial Feb. 25.
Samuel I. Cobb was held in $500
b all for trial Feb %, on charge OF
deserving his wife at Red Bank Sept.
II.
Charles Tourine pleaded not gailty
and was held in bail for trial Feb. "a
on a charge of assault and battery up
on Frank Short in Matawan township
Aug. "a.
Mrs Mary Wallace Of Keyport, VIII
be tried the same day on charge OF
illegal sale of liquor, as also Will MAX
Lichstein on charges of illegal man
ufacture of.liquor and of illegal trans
sportation of liquor at Asbury Park
July 26 last.
Two alleged wife heaters, Frank
Lang of Keyport and Joe Burnarto
of Neptune township, entered pleas of
not guilty to respective indictments
and they were held in bail bonds for
trial Feb. %.
Joseph Ginger Walsh, 90 OF Long
Branch and Harry Pallini, Corona, L.
I. convicted q week ago Of Grim
inal assault on Theresa VanNote II,
of Red Bank, in woods at West
Long Branch on the morning of Nov
"a, last were sentenced by Judge Ru-
lif v. Lawrence. Walsh was COM
United to the State prison for term
Of from two to 1870 years and Pallini
was sentenced to the reformatory at
Railway.