The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-10-28
SECOND
EDITION
2:45 O'CLOCK.
0LNEYVILLE.
Interesting italian Wedding
Attracted Attention.
Johnston Was Comparatively Free
Frsm Rum Selling Yesterday.
Thirty-Fi Anniversary Of the Broad
way Baptist Sunday School.
Johnston Was Comparatively Free
Frsm Rum Selling Yesterday.
Thirty First Anniversary ofthe Broad
way Baptist Sunday School.
The NEWS BUREAU, OLNEYvILLE, !
No. Hartford Avenue. I

No Hartford Avenue.
The marriage of Joseph Zambarino, a
popular young man, prominent In ltai-
ian society, and Miss Catherine Marteliu-
ci, yesterday, attracted nearly the entire
Italian population with generous sprlnk
ing of other residents in and around
Thornton, W here the parties reside.
QUIET SUNDAY.
Johnston experienced practically
total abstinence Sunday yesterday.
The arrest of Patrick j. Collins ana
Andrew Conway late Saturday afternoon
for conducting unlicensed liquor pisces
and the confiscating of quantity OF llq-
uor, at their places of business on Hart
ford avenue and Plainfield street, was
a warning that tho edict had gone forth
and that liquor selling contrary 10 law
was not to be countensnced longer with
in the territory.
THIRTY-FIRsT ANNIVERSARY.
At the Broadway Baptist Church yes
terday the 31st anniversary OF the organl-
zation OF the Sunday School connected
with that church was observed in an APP
propriate manner. At 3 O'Clock in the
afternoon the pastor, Rev. j. V. Oster-
hout delivered sermon on SUNDAY
School Influences"
In the evening q concert, comprising
an organ recital, Scripture reading, blng-
ing and addresses by superintendent Z.
w. Calder, w. &. Barwell of the First
Baptist Sunday School and II. f. Horton
of the Jefferson street Sunday School
IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
The arrest of Hugh McCune and John
Clark by officer Doane of the Johnston
force, Saturday evening, for the theft OF
a case of overshoes from the sidewalk In
front OF j. o. San Souci's shoe store on
Olneyyilie square, 10 considered by the
city detectives as an important capture.
Peter Cannon was at the bridewelI last
evening interviewing the prisoners, who
were bound over before the Eighth Dis
trict court TO await the action OF the
grand jury. Clarke secured bail tins
morning, but McCune was taken out to
Cranston.
BRUTAL SPORT.
A brutal dog fight occurred in John
eton, near the Scituate line, early sun
day morning on the premises OF farmer
who, through thesummer season, gives
chowders at his place on Sundays. Hls
premises were engaged in advance ana
so cents admission charged to all comers-
Upward of $50 was realized, as nearly
100 toughs were present.
One-of the dogs was owned by man
named Eagan and the other by man
named Quinn from Federal Hill AS the
people were going TO church Sunday
morning, jaded horses, drawing dust
covered teams, bearing the followers of
the inhuman sport, returned TO their
homes in Oneyville and the city.
SCENES AT THORNTON COMPLAINED OF.
The closing of the Sunday liquor sell
ing in Olneyvile yesterday caused an in
fiux Of strangers TO the village of Thorn
ton much TO the discomfort OF the law
abiding people of that village, who
would like TO see the Sabbath observed
with respect. Thornton is unfortunate
ly situated in two towns, the division
lire between Johnston and Cranston
running in the center OF the Plaintield
road through the village. consequently
the law might be observed on one side OF
the village and not on the other. Citi-
zens from the village were at the Olney-
Vile office OF THE NEWS early this morn
ing with protests against the scenes
which they claimed were enacted In the
shadow of the chspei at Thornton yes
terday.
One of the men stated that at 4:3C
o'clock counted 81 persons entering the
side door of public house within ten
minutes, and that a continual stream OF
pitchers. pals and other vessels were
carried from the saloons on the Cranstou
side of the Plain6eid road all through
the day.
Every car from Olneyville, late in the
afternoon, brought from five TO ten pass
engers, bound for the beer points
NOTES ABOUT TOWN
The residents of Thornton are preparing
apetit1on to the Union hallroau company
TO run the cars from that village TO Market
square instead OF stopping at tho foot OF
Piainfield street as at present.
Henry ID. Clifford, elocutionist. will
entertain the Red Cross Chapter ai
Library hall tomorrow evening.
To-day being st. Simon epd ST. Sude's
day, special exercises were held at the
Church OF the Messiah at $3.50 this morn
ing.
Ocffier sullivan of the Sixth Station
has returned from his vacation.
John O'Connell, Charles Logan and
Thomas Matthews have been appointed
a committee by the Robert Emmett Liter
ary Society TO arrange for the anniver-
sary celebration Of the Manchester
Martyrs.