The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-11
NORTH END NE VS.
John Norton Arrested on q Charge
Of Maintaining a Nuisance.
Rev. Father Mccarthy of Immaculate
Conception Appointed Parish Priest.
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The people who attend the Church OF
the immaculate Conception will hear
with deep regret that Rev. John W. Nc
Carthy, first assistant pastor at that
church, will rsmove TO Woonsocket to take
charge OF new Catholic parish that was
established in that city short time ago
and the official notice of the establish
ment of which was made public yester-
day. fhe regret OF the people for the
loss Of the mipistrations' OF Father Nc
Carthy who, for ~ years. had worked
most faithfully within their midst, Will be
somewhat lessened when they learn OF
his deserved promotion to parish OF his
own. The new parish in the northern
city has been made necessary by the
building up OF the Globe and Paramount
sections and there IL little doubt there
will in short time be one OF the most
important Catholic parishes in the dio-
cese Father McCaTby carries with him
not only the best Wishes and the respect
OF the Catholic p Bple of this section,
but of all classes, Tor TO all he has been
known as q cour eous gentleman and
charitab bic and KIND minister of the gos-
pei.
John Norton was arrested by officers
from the Second Police station this morn
ing on charge OF maintaining q liquor
nuisance al the rear OF 100 Orms street.
The police for some time have been sus-
picious of the kind of business carried on
by Norton and have watched his place.
They at last succeeded in getting what
they deem sufficient evidence TO con-
vict and the arrest OF Norton was made.
A good quantity of liquor il said to have
| been found on the premises.
The members of the Father Matthew
| Total Abstinence of Wanskuck, with their
lady friends, enjoyed trolley party last
| evening. The start was made from the
| foot of Lendy street ana trip TO Bull
| locks Point was enjoyed. The affair was
| pleasantly conducted and the mem
| bers OF the party arrived home at q season.
able hour well pleased with the evening s
| outing.
Mounted officer Monroe OF the Second
Police Station is enjoying his annual
| furlough.
Malaria is reported to be very prevalent
| in this section.
The attendance at tho local public
schools is larger this year than ever be-
| fore.
! The Quaranta murder seems in the
| opinion of many TO be doomed to remain
a mystery and the fact that there have
been no important developments in the
case leads many TO reiterate their opin-
| ion that the unfortunate man killed him.
SELF The special Italian detectives who
worked on the case say they have not yet
| given up hopes OF unulnH tnt persoHS
| who committed the murder, for such
they maintain il was.
Judging from the police reports the
| people of this section are establishing
a great reputation for themselves as resi-
dents of an orderly neighborhod.
| Michael McMahoon, who made two in
| effectual attempts to commit suicide a
couple of weeks ago, Is rapidly improv-
ing at the Rhode Island Hospital.
Court Bellevue, A. o. 4. of A, tran
sacted considerable business OF impor'
tance at its meeting Monday evening.
The funeral of Ethel Cranston took
place from her mothers residence or
| Whaleu street this morning and wa.
largely attended. The floral tribute:
| were unusually numerous and beautiful.
| The funeral services were held at the
French Catholic Church on Harrison
| street.
Work on the new Ruggles street school
is being pushed as rapidly as possible
1t Is expected that work on the foun
dation for the new Granger Foundry OF
Valley street will be commenced at al
| early date.