The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-09-16
Monmouth County Courts

Among q number arTalgneu DefOF0
Judge Jacob Steinbaeh to plead to
indictments, Tuesday Of last week, was
Frauk Caprio, who formerly conducted
private detective agency at Red Bank.
Caprio entered pleas Of not guilty to
four indictments charging false petens.
es and was held in so, 500 bail for trial
Oct. 10. A surety company fur
ished bail bonds for him.
John G. fray, alias James Clark,
alias James Glenn, alias, John G. Gray
not guilty to two charges of break
ing and entering the apartment house
of George Ferguson at Loeb Arbor
and he was held in bail for trial Oct.
90.
John F. Miller entered pleas Of
not guilty to two charges OF break
ing and entering American Stores
company stores at Englishtown and
/! Neptune township and he was held
in So, 900 bail for trial Oct ~.
Pleading not guilty of robbery Of
SO from James FLYNN at Interlaken
July 5, William Ecowitz was held In
bail for rial Oct. N.
Charged with statutory offenses
with Doris Mentally in Middletown
township, Sept. 1, and Nov. 1S, last
respectively, Herman Marks and John
Marks were held in bail bonds for
tial Nov. 3.
John Syskis, butcher, at Oak
Shades, waived indictment and plead
ed guilty of illegal sale of liquor.
Special Assistant Prosecutor John G..
Giordano, who conducted the ar
raignments. said that Syskis did not
conduct regular illicit liquor trade
bnt did, when his patrons requested
if. 20 across the street from his
butcher shop and procure liquor and
sell it to them Under these cir
cnmstances, Judge Steinbach said, ne
would impose light sentence and he
fixed a fine of $500 and costs.
Twelve persons under indictments
ON charges of illegal sale Of liquor
each entered pleas of not guilty and
were released under bail bonds for
trial on dates set, Set for trial Oct.
13 are John Brown, 1854 Spring.
wood avenue Asbury Park; Julian
Carbone. 907 pringwood avenue, AS
bury Park.
For trial OctI 19.--Oliver Dorsey.
colored, 1049 Springwood avenue. As
bury Park; Nick Dennis, Lake View
Inn. ADIlu2W0OA cAFOAAAASy NN'~SS
Park: Louis Ferrugiaro, 8l7 Spring
wood avenue, Asbnry Fark frank
f9atta. alias G. Tinelle, 5 Main street.,
Asbury Park,
barar. two indictments, Silver Slip
er cabaret, 55 Avery avenue, Long
Branch: Flossie Sellers, 11144 Spring
wood avenue, Asbury Park Steve
~ syOclnu 1trnat As.
bury Park.
For trial Oct. 26. Thomas Boral,
Toms restaurant at 1000 Madison ave-
enue. Asbury Park; Sidney Brown,
colored, two indictments, for illegal
sale Of liquor and maintaining dis
ord erly house of 1904 Madison ave-
enue, Asbury Park.
Joseph Hicks, who pleaded not
guilty to charge Of breaking and
entering the home of Edward A. Kelly
at Long Branch and stealing goods to
the value of $50, was ordered held for
trial Oct. ~ under q continuation OF
his bail OF $1,000,
Raymond Hood of Long Branch,
was discharged when the grand jury
failed to indict him on charge OF
assault and battery against his wife
at Long Branch. Hood had already
served a 80 days sentence imposed
by Recorder Potter Of Long Branch
Furman Jones. cqored, was held on
his own recognizance On charge OF
sault and battery upon Clara VIII
liams also colored, on Springwood |
avenue and on charge Of petit lar
csny, His TRIAL will also take place
Oct. 81.