The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-05
NOR TIL END NEWS
A Very Lively Disturbance on CONNIE.
dore Street Last Night.
Boys Have Their Sport Interrupted
by a Police Officer.
The NEWS BUREAU.
NORTH END, s2o BRANCH AVENUE,
Ielephone Dl.3


There was great deal of commotion
on Commodore street about S:25 o'clock
last evening. Ii seems Robert Daily and
his wife, Hannah, who reside on Charles
street, just south of Branch avenue, got
somew nat mixed as TO their place OF resi-
dence. This was alleged TO be due to
their over-indulgence In intoxicants. At
any rate they went 10 house on the
street just named and began kicking at
the door and they also INDUCED in shout
ing. The door did not-open, and while
they were somewhat surprised at this,
they apparently believed il would open If
they shouted long enough, but instead of
their belief proving well founded police
man appeared on the scene and took
hand IN the performance. Police officer
Briggs had heard the noise and started
an investigation that led TO the discovery
OF the doipgs of Mr.. and Mrs. Daily and
also TO the officers sum moning the patrol
wagon. The noisy parties were placed in
II and spent the night at the Second
police station.
A large crowd OF Toolvilleites watched
the more or less interesting affair.
Charles Dante, an Italian resident of
Webster street, was struck by a brick
while at work on a building on North
Main street and received q bad wound
which was dressed at the Rhode Island
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Lyons arrived home
from their wedding tour last evening.
Loyal Lilly Lodge, ]. o. q. f., NJ. U.,
held a we'll attended meeting last evening.
Several residents of Wanskuck attended
the entertainment at the Woodville school
house last evening.
The voting contests at the bazaar of j.
A. Finnegan Council, X. of c., will
close this evening and Monday night the
bazaar will close.
Boys in the neighborhood of the old
car barn on Branch avenue, who sup
posed that the glass in the windows OF
the building was left there for the pur-
pose of seeing how quickly IL could be
broken with stones, have received a little
hint from the railroad company that
such was not the case by the boarding up
of the windows. Local guessers are
puzzling themselves as 70 what the COM
pany intends to do with the building.
The boiler is being put in at Darling's
new box shop and the exterior of the
building Is nearly finished.
Foreman Briggs OF Engine Company
No. 10 is on his annual furlough.
The funeral Of Raymond Earl Nelson,
youngest child OF Margaret and the late
Thomas Nelson, took place this afternoon
from his mothers home on Polk street.
The young lad was the son of the unfor-
tunate victim of the College street accl-
dent some months ago.
Officer Gilfoil found some boys on
Gladstone avenue using some heavy
wagon wheels, with the spokes out, as
hoops for rolling purposes. The wheels
We're altogether too large for the boys to
control and the lives and limbs OF pass
ers on the highway were endangered by
this alleged sport.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann, wife of Will
liam Dyer took place from her late home
on Candace street at IL 80 o'clock today
There was large mum Der of friends OF
the deceased present in the house when
Rev. Ernest u. Wesley, pastor OF Park
Street Free Baptist Church, offered
prayer. choir sang with much feeling,
"Abide With Me, F" and "God BE With
You Till We Meet Again" About a dozen
handsome floral tr ibutes surrounded the
casket. The pail bearers were, James
Hiscox, III. Il. Collins, James L. Dyson
and David A. Hathaway. The body was
taken to Whitinsville this afternoon,
where funeral services were also held.