The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1926-12-02
TERMS.
Monmouth County Courts.

Another voluntary non-sult was re-
corded by Quinn, Parsons Doremus
Tuesday Of last week, when acting as
counsel for John H. Polling of Key
mort in his suit for damages against the
Boise Printing company of Plalnheio,
and Henry Bryniaski, driver OF the pI 81 :.
ing company car it became evldenJ Ihae
the printing company could not De neil
liable for an accident at heypor5 may
90 last. Polling testified that Brynl-
iaski drove at q rapid pace ana stfusk
his car. He had paid $l,S25 Tor the car
three weeks before, he sald ana u
crash.
Edward Hmymas, q taxi man OF
Asbury Park, is plaintltI IN sun
that was tried before Juuge Law.
rance in the circuit court against
BENJAMIN Adams and H. E. Umbach,
proprietor of garage at trenton,
and Henry Hayeson, owner of Their
garage building. Hmymas alleges
That he drove to Trenton Oct. 10,
1924. and drove his car to the UNI
dach s. Adams garage to store IL 10
the ni0ht. He wac told he allege
To take the car to the third floor and
had reached point between the sec
ond and third floors when the ele,
vator cables broke and precipltated
him and the car to the ground moor,
wreckinQ his car and injurlng him SO
that he was incapacitated for several
davs. The defendants allege sHmymas
atfenpted to take his car up the ele-
yator himself against orders OF an
employe: left the car protrudIng over
) fhe edoe and it caught in window
sill and caused the accident. Hmymas
Il renresented by District Court
Judge Ward Kremer OF Asbury Park
and the defendants by Forman q
Iieayy OF Trenton.
Harold Morford, former attorney and
former district court judge OF Long
Branch. pleaded non vult Wednesday
~ last week to charge of embezzle-
ment of $4,000 from Santo Morelli, at
LONG Branch, and was fined $500 and
costs Of prosecution, Including extra adj
tional costs, said to amount to about
$500,
cancel q mortgage with funds given
him for that purpose by Morelli in a
deal which he handled while acting
as district court judge about four
years ago.
He was subsequently, debarred from
practice and also ousted as judge, and
later left for Florida, where he entered
the real estate business.
last, summer he was extradited
from Fort LauderdaIe, Fla, and releas-
ed under bail bond.
In court Wednesday of last week
Warren Smock, attorney for Morford
announced that his client had made
complete restitution, and that Morel-
II did not desire to have Morford
punished. Morelli corroborated those
statements, and Prosecutor John j.
Quinn. who arraigned Morford, said
he was not desirous of having Nor
ford punished so long aa he had made
restitution.
In response to query from Judge
Steinbach If there had been An ex-
Dense to having Morford extradited,
Prosecutor Quinn declared there had
been.
Judge Steinbach declared that he
waa not anxious to stigmatize the for
rner LAWYER further, in view of the fact
that he already had been debarred and
abused trust as lawyer, and imposed
the penalty.
William J. Buck, arraigned before
Judge Steinbach. jr., Tuesday OF last
week waived indictment and pleaded
guilty of forging the name OF Frank
Sofield to two checks for $18 each at
Avon Nov. is, and he was remanded to
iail to await sentence Friday.
Steve Vedchiano, retracting plea
Of not guilty and pleading guilty Of
illegal possession Of liquor at his store
on Kingsley street, Asbury Park, was
also held in bail bond for sentence FRI
day.
Hyman Margolius. recently found
guilty by a jury of illegal sale Of
BTanch. was fined $500 and costs and
in default Of payment Of same was
committed to the county Jail. The
same was done with Nick Dennis, who
under conviction OF liquor at the Lake.
view Inn, on Asbury avenue, Shrews--
bury township. was fined $3.50 and
costs. Both convictions were denied
time in which to pay their fines,