The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-11-16
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SUNDAY VISITORS,
They Somewhat Reduced Mr.. .voIpe's
Stock Of Gloves.
Accommodations for Lodgers Needed
Ohsr North End Notes.

Yesterday morning, o. Is his custom
sundays, Il. Voipe left the front door
OF his clothing store on Charles street at
the foot OF Orms street open while he sat
III the rear room reading. Five residents
of the neighborhood went into the store
and proceeded TO inspect the stock In q
noissiess way, 20 as not to interfere with
the proprietor's reading. The inspection
had gone on for q few moments when
Mr.. Voipo. having finished the story he
was reading In his newspaper, came out
10 the main shop and gave his supposed
customers warm greeting. The mer-
chant thought bis visitors had come from
out OF town 10 attend the funeral of q
relative and In their hurry forgot to pur-
chase glovess The men did not boy,
though they did a lot ci talking and
pricing, and a slight examination OF the
glove pile showed a number OF pairs MISS
ing AFTER the men had gone. One OF Mr..
NoIpeb young heirs had been watching
the stransers AN the tims they were in the
shop, aDd'fn for"ed rim that the missing
gloves were probsbIy taken by the parties
who had just left the shop. The police
were notified and a fellow who has Just
returned from jail, where he had been
doing time for an assault on en- officer
was arrested on suspicion.
QUARTERS FOR LopoERs NEEDED.
The lccsi police oricials are of the
opinion that some provision should be
made for zen who com. through the
city looking for work, and do not reach
here until night fall Many OF these men
strike the district from Pawtu,ket and
he manufacturing center. to the north
and ask for place to sleep. The hands
OF many OF these men give evidence that
they have worked hard and one can
easily believe their stories that the hard
lines Is the only reason that they are
forced to travel afoot and seek food and
'odginRs where work cannot oe obtained. |
All that the police can do 10 TO refuse
theso men shelter, and IL they are slow |
N moving out of the district, arrest them |
is suspicious characters. None of the |
officers In charge OF the police station in |
this city can give the men OF this descrip-
tion lodging ana a. the cold weatb her is
,Jming on officers that are not at all over
- s'nsitive think bat some way should be
found to take cara OF all worthy men who
to'througn the city looking for the at
present r-ther "elpsive" job.
WELL ATTENpE. HARVEST CONCERT.
The harvest concert at Highland Con-
r'g4tionsl Chapel last evening was very
arg iy atienoed and the pupils gave evil
! snee OF csreful Instruction In the recita-
ons given by them. Rev. L. s. Wood
Eth offired prayer ana delivered q brief
ho'iross. The following was the program
ni rbe concert. Recitation by the prlms-y
department. OF the Sunday school; recita.
ton, Ellen and Florence Ames; duet.
= Seeds OF Promise" Alice EntwisIte and
hirgarrt W. Il. Rogers; recitation,
Bringing In the Shssves," the Misses
Srosby; recitation, Mabel Taylor; recIta-
Ion, Lillian Heitzer singing by school;
eci'ation. Miss Nj ggi, White; recitation,
Arthur Hadley; singing by scnool.
There will be be q supper given by
he Christian Endsavor Society tomorrow
vening and the next Sunday evening q
scred concert at the same church.
NORTH END NOTES.
There was q business meeting of the
nen Of the Immaculate Conception parish
asst evening.
The sensation Club will hold 4 mag
uerade ball In Hedley's Hall on Dec.
1.
The North End football eleven defeated
heCspitol Hill's on the Spring lot satur-
ay afternoon by score of IS to4. The
'atures Of the game were the goal kick
'g OF Buckley and tue tscklipg Of Stam- 7