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Marshall* Penitentiary Reformatory J All Jf/SHEST Type Ready-To We a Pl, Were Other and at One Time a Davis I This Vote for Champion Many State's Prison and Penitentiary Sentences Given by Judge Osborne State's prison terms were meted out to half a dozen offenders by Judge Harry V. Osborne in the Court of Quarter Sessions and Special Ses- sions yesterday afternoon. Many (Continued from First Fane.) and sen- HoJfcombe Ward, former national Marshall* penitentiary reformatory j all Jf/SHEST Type Ready-To We a pl, were other and at one time a Davis i this vote for Champion. Frank Kra- tences also hande dout to champion 1912 mer, as I am a great cyclist fan and lawbreakers. cup player: Walter Merrill Hall, of love well illustrated eUS Has eapriclousness is In Reginald De Koven's a great reader of the Morning and Charles Gaines, a negro with a long middle States champion; Charles M. 807’813 Broad Street. beautiful musical comedy, "The Fancing Master," given by the Olympic Evening Star. I was raised in Har- record, was given a term of not less Bull, jr.. the Crescent A. C. star; N. and F soccer foot- than two nor more than three — rison, years THEPark J., played Harold Throckmorton. Princeton In- Opera Company at the Newark Theatre. Francesca, Hudson was masquerading ball for the West football m the Trenton prison. Gaines terscholastic titleholder: William H. as Francesco, a master, falls in love with teams. This last winter I came to tound of Emmett fencing Fortunio, an impoverished guilty assaulting and a McKim, of Yale University, Continuation nobleman who Is the duke of St. Louis to play for the Ben Miller's Daniels, of 14 Vesey street, with Sade rightful Milan. He, on the other hand, wor- J. of Minnesota and the St. Leos. The St. Leos won knife on April 4 last. About four Joseph Armstrong, ships at the shrine of the. Countess Filippa, a Fran- calculating coquette. the championship. I played for St. years ago Gaines was tried on a University, were among the favorites cesca follows Fortunio about from city to city as his devoted “squire" and Leos against Hyde Park Blues of charge of murdering an aged man, who came through successfully in the friend. Chicago and we beat them 3-1 for the the father of of Uie # "Queen Mary," opening round in the men's singles championship of the West. 1 have "Church of God and Saints of ChrVt the One day, at Venice, the young "squire" confesses to Fortunio that "he" of Middle States championship a very good position as head foreman Cash Grocery," in Livingston street. has spirited Countess into the lawn tennis tournament on the courts away Filippa hands of Fortunlo's rival, Count for the J. C. Bulls Box Manufactur- He punched the old man and Summer Suits Ouido. of the Orange lawn Tennis Club, at Fortunio challenges the "squire" to a duel, and. although, as a fenc- ing Company, but 1 get the Newark knocked him down at Broome Star so I can see how the and it was Montrose, yesterday afternoon. The ing master, Francesca really is the more skilful of the two with the rapier, every day West Kinney streets, For Men old town is getting along. Hoping you alleged. He was found guilty of as- tourney will continue today when the and Young Men she allows Fortunio to disarm her and Is about to be when killed by him will put my coupon in for Frank sault and battery and sentenced to first test of the big players will come. sho * tells him she is a woman. Kramer. 1 remain as ever a true three years in .State prison, on which R. Bindley Murray, the Iceland Reg. $15 to | r\ p Reg. $20 to | m m Reg. $25 to friend of the old town of Harrison. sentence he at on fk? Presto! The love which Fortunio had entertained for Countess Filippa is present parole. Stanford University wonder, who $18 Suits I / US $23.50 Suite I $30 Suite / I ANDREW' KETTLE, Stephen Young and Archie Murphy, M 1/ * U.S' shifts like a flash to Francesca. And, by a artifice, Francesca is en- created a sensation by winning the 17 cunning Formerly of 623 Central avenue. two negroes, found guilty last week Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to metropolitan title last will abled to assure herself that Fortunlo's declaration of love is not at all Harrison, N. J. of breaking and entering with intent Saturday, be pitted aginst Theodore R. feigned, but the true of his heart. This is the artifice: Pretend- Tommy Smith still leads in the to steal, were sent to State prison Pell, outpouring holder of the Achelis challenge amateur class, having increased his for not less than two nor more than cup, I ing to be Countess Filippa, Francesca sends an invitation to Fortunio for a in one of feature matches. nusual brisk selling marks every of this Summer Suit lead by over a thousand votes today. three years. Murphy was also given today's day great secret He There was some doubt meeting. believes the masked lady whom he meets at the tryst Eddie Kane is a close second in this an extra year on a charge of assault- expressed yes- terday as to whether would offering. to be Filippa, and in reply to her impassioned words of love tells her that class. ing Giustino Giuliano, of 260 Eighth Murray compete in the tourney. The rumor he can Again we repeat that all votes must avenue, the owner of the house they It is not on account never be aught to her, as his heart belongs wholly to another, and was the rounds that alone of the substantial It is also be- be in The Star office at or before 3 attempted to rob. going his entry savings. w hen, yielding to the entreaties of the masked one, he It is Fran- would be withheld those interested urgent says o’clock on Friday evening. No votes Morris Bolkowdtz. the bicycle thief, by cause of the the correct in the Davis as big values, style and fit, and the clever tailor- cesca, the mask is thrown aside and the two happy sweethearts fall into each will be accepted after that hour. who was caught in a trap set by the coming cup matches, his excellent showings of late in- other's arms. It is earnestly requested that votes police a week ago, was also sent to which is in dicated that he had some chance of ing, pronounced every garment. [ * * * be sent in fiat. Please do not roll or State prison for not less than two representing the United States in fold them, as that adds fully a half nor more than three years. He the handsome commenting upon tne sudden change of Fortunio's affections that Among Fancy Mixtures, Stripes, Tartan Checks and to our task. Send them in flat. pleaded non vult to the charge of competition. Murray, however, stated he would be on hand SOMEONE,from Filippa to Francesca, declared that It was impossible, nay, utterly Watch the count for the next few larceny. George Freeman, who today. Shepherd Plaids there is a fit for every man and no matter Murray, although a player of con- young man, absurd. ^ days. Interesting developments may pleaded non vult to entering with siderable should have his trou- surely be expected. intent to steal. Was sentenced to serve skill, what his size or proportions. Not at all. I rather regard it as a stroke of genius on the part of De bles in his match with Pell, as the Today’s standing is as follows: from four to seven years in the State Koven to have utilised such a to his Pre- latter is a player of high rank and is magic change hinge play upon. I'rofetiftional CiaH**. institution. Two and also Norfolks and Semi-NTorfoiks. expected to in the Three-piece Suits, Sizes tho same sort of In ‘‘Romeo and On a charge of a forged figure prominently cisely transformation occurs Shakespeare’s Jackie Clark 25,256 uttering * check Maurice Silverman was sen- tourney. 32 to 50, in stout and Have a Juliet.” You no doubt recall that before Romeo meets Juliet he is desper- Frank L. Kramer 22,452 regular, long, short, slim. cool suit in tenced to not less than three nor Gustav F. Touchard, preesnt Middle in love with Rosaline. He even life at the Ernest Jokus 8,362 States will in all ately risks his to attend the ball more than seven years. He also champion, prob- time for the 4th. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. W’alter Rutt 6.084 defend his title, Palace of the Capulets, his family’s bitter foes, when he discovers that Rosa- pleaded non vult. ability according to Frank those Cavanagh 4,669 Among those sent to the reforma- in charge of the present com- line will be one of the guests. To his friend. Benvollo, who tells him he will Cesar Moretti 3.264 Our Three tory w-ere: Charles Lemkul and John petition. Special Lines of Suits Are Included find fairer women at the ball than Romeo A If The had Rosaline, replies: Goullet 2,075 Templeton, on charges of assault and matches yesterday their 604 usual and mo- "One fairer than my love! The all-seeing sun Alf Grenua battery; Robert Higgins, on charges interesting exciting Bob Spears 480 of ments. but the favorites did not seem “Ne’er saw her match since first the world assault and battery and robbery, begun." Joe 223 to extend themselves. The courts Fogler and Albert Kaiser, for breaking, en- And behold the of that cunning little archer, 300 were a yet, capriciousness Cupid! John Schlee tering and larceny.
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