Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-06
Heavy SENTENCE
ON GIRL s CHARGE
Nest Orange Man Gets from
Five to Fifteen Years in
States Prison.

On a serious charge. William Ford,
thirty-four years old, of West Or
snge, was sentenced to States prison
Tor not less than five years nor more
han fifteen years by Judge Harry Y.
Osborne in the Court of Quarter Ses-
sions yesterday The charge was pre-
erred by her parents on behalf of
Matilda Loranza, fourteen years old,
lso of West Orange. Ford was found
guilty after a trial by jury.
A number of other offenders were
sent to States prison or the peniten-
larry.
Frank A. Lambright, who pleaded
guilty to forging and uttering checks
10 the extent of $500 on the Dielec-
trio Company of America, of Belle
lille Lambright was captured in
Los Angeles and brought back here
Cor trial. There were three counts
against him and he was sent to Rah-
way.
Lewis II. Meyer, who pleaded non
vult to securing SIS on false pretense.
vas given two to three years in
States prison. He obtained So from
Edward McMurray, of 67 East Park
itreet, and $40 from Joseph j. Man
ger, of 4s9 Springfield avenue.
Irving Giles, colored, who was con-
victed of having used a knife on
friend in Nutley. was sentenced to
rom three to seven years Giles gave
his address as 40 West 1881 street,
New York.
Other sentences were: Robert Han
non, embezzlement six months;
Crank Desanty, assault and battery,
three-year probation to pay SO cents
per week; Alphonso Di Trolio, break
ing probation, two years at so cents
per week; James f. Flanagan, lewd-
ness, Railway; Salvatore PROBATE and
Frank Rome, attempt to escape pro-
baton, one year at 25 cents per week
each; Earkwod Smith, assault and
battery, two years on probation at 90
cents per week; Patrick Finnegan,
Gilbert McGibney and Bentley Finne-
gan, assault and battery, three years in
Railway, and to pay % cents each per
week; Carmanucio Bussichio, assault
and battery, one year on probation and
to pay % cents per week; James
Reape, assault and battery and rob
berry, Railway; Frederick Treadwell,
assault and battery, one year on pro-
baton and to pay 25 cents per week;
Samuel Weinstein, assault and bat
terry, one year on probation and to
pay so cents per week; Peter Calvin,
assault and battery. three years on
probation and to pay rs cents per
week; Henry Stepner assault and
battery, three years on probation
and to pay % cents per week; Will
lam Mendis, embezzling, larceny and
receiving, two years on probation and
to pay 25 cents per week; Alfred
Ham, atrocious assault and battery,
six months in the penitentiary; John
Dempsey. atrocious assault and bat
terry. on probation for one year and
to pay twenty-five cents per week;
Morris Morgenstein, atrocious assault
and battery, sentence suspended;
Luigi Petracca, atrocious assault and
battery, Railway; Bernard Thomp-
son, atrociouS assault and battery,
two years pledge of temperance;
Clarence T. Ford, breaking and en-
tering, three years on probation and
to pay twenty-five cents per week;
John Beneski, entering, larceny and
receiving, three years on probation
David Cohen, attempted suicide, sem
tence suspended; John Craig and Jo-
seph Hopkins, entering, larceny and
receiving, Railway, three years on
per week; Rocco Calabrese, entering,
larceny and receiving, two years on
probation: Albert Finter, attempt
ed suicide, sentence suspended;
Nathan Jones, robbery, on two
counts, Railway; John Joafolk, car
rying concealed weapons, one year in
the penitentiary; Alfred Price,
carrying concealed weapons sentence
suspended; Charles Lee. breaking,
entering, larceny and receiving, Rah-
way; John McCauley. breaking, en-
ter.ng. larceny and receiving, three
wears ON probation and to pay 20
cents per week; Thomas Mcdonald.
malicious mischief, to take a tenn
perance pledge for two years; Beth
lehem Pierce, eighteen months for
larceny and receiving: Oscar Richter,
larceny and receiving, Railway;
Henry Roder. malicious mischief one
wear in the penitentiary; William
Scott. carrying concealed weapons,
six months in the penitentiary;
William Tinney, Joseph Betak, Fritz
ltten, James Caesar and Adam Wass,
breaking. entering. larceny and re-
ceiving, three years on probation;
Howard Woodruff, larceny and re-
eeiving. three years on probation and
TO pay 10 cents per week; Frank
Swidar, forging and uttering, two
wears on probation and to pay %
cents per week: Salvatore Melillo.
carrying concealed weapons, three
Years on probation and to pay 20
cents per week; Mary Wood, escaped
from the New Jersey Women's Re-
sormatory on June g. sentenced to
from one to three years in States