The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-16
OLNE: WILLIE.
Tar NEWS rrREAu,
IRONS BLOCK, ROOM No. ).

lEpNa 0ioNh NUN -'N' -
BOY Thieves.
Jacob Kwaite, shoe peddler, lost about
five pairs OF shoes las night on At
wells avenue and complained OF two
boys who had robbed his team.
They we-e arrested yesterday. In court
this p or ing one of them, Thomas Clavey,
pieadeu guilty aud was fned SlO and
costs. Samuel Rowe pleaded not guilty
and his case will come up later.
Accident TO Electric.
AS car No. IL was bowling morriiy along
out OF Olneyviile Square this morning AZ
ii 10 o'clok 10 came TO q sudden sand
still IN front OF the Church Of the Messiah.
Something snapped on top and
the passengers were badly scared.
The trolley had missed the
wire, aud the spring hal been SO power
ful that the whole trolley arm was broken
clear off the car. The funniest part
Of the accident was that the
trolley slipped on straight
wre, very unusual occurrence. Con-
ductor Tucker, one OF the most popular
men on the line, had charge Of the car.
lie says t is the first accident which has
ever happened ON one o. his cars.
Oineyville business men are wondering
when they can have telephone communi-
cation with the city again. The novelty
of the isolation has completely worn of.
They ere also wondering whether they
are paying for the service ali this time.
One of tae telephone men said THIS morn
ing that it was still a matter of guess
work whom the line would be in good
working order again.
Odd Items About Town.
The firm of Nicholson & Ferguson is a
thing OF the past. Mr. Nicholson, who
mrs bvrrf IN y ~ IA
past twenty years, is retiring on account
OF III health. bis brother, MIR. Senior
Nicholson OF Pewtuckel, takes his place,
and the new firm Will be known as $.
Nicholson q Co.
The Atlantic Pharmacy on Manton ave-
nue. is preparing for fine window dis
play. The IDEA IL a lake, farm house and
all the attachments.
Mr.. w. Il. HalliWell entertained a few
friends last evening with a euehre party
al his house ON Waterman street.
An entertainment in Irons Hall last
evening by he Lucler family attracted
quite a crowd.
Wednesday evening, the Textile Union
fair was the liveliest up 10 date, The
Young Mems Literary ana Social Club
and the Court Sheridan Foresters were the
guests. Music was furnished by
the R. ]. Brass Band. "A lively con-
test between Mr.. Jaeue of the Foresters
and Mr.. Cannon Of The Young Mems
Club for box OF cigars was won by Mr..
Tsgue. The fair closes Monday evening.
II Is nip and tuck between NJ isscs Brady
and Kelly for the geld watch.
The Annoy Tea Company will, on Satur-
day, present every purchaser OF one pound
OF Soc. tea a pound OF their celebrated
"Rising sun" Baking Powder. II is
guaranteed equal 10 any other powder.
The New England Market, 62 to Go North
Main street, and the Branch Market,
Olneyviile square, 1880 Westminster street,
will sell meat and provisions cheaper than
any other market in town. We have 100
lambs TO sell for tremendo ously low prices.
Now these are LAMBS, and not yearlings
as some dub butchers advertise, and the
prices are five cents for fore quarters and
seven cents for hind quarters. Now for
fowlsl We have 2000 pounds Of fr sin
fowl, at only 10c. per h., and not the odds
and ends from the Boston markets., either.
Thousands of. punches of the very best of
celery, and one bunch larger than three of
the 9e. trash. We only ask 10c. for it.
Examine before you purchase and you
viii find that everything we have is OF the
finest. We will guarantee TO sell 10 per
cent. lower than any other market in the
CfTy. II our ctrrizr sr4sfs; 4tstA
YOU can get the best OF treatment from
them.
by the way, we have three pound pals
OF compound lard mot G lard) at lSc.