The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-25
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A SUNDAY FIGHT.
Flynn Thrashed by an Italian He
Provoked.
Arm Broken BY a Fali-Notes From the
North End.

There was lively Sunday afternoon
tight on Bark street yesterday ana one OF
the participants therein sadly disap-
pointed not only bimself but his hackers.
The name OF the individual who fell q
victim to his own rashness was Everett
Flynn. lie had dispute with Joseph st.
Angel, Sunday visitor to Bark street.
| The dispute waxed warm for a time and
Mr.. Flynn, when Angelo, who was ap-
psrently an easy going fellow, said but
little, determined to join issues with the
man he had molested and as a gage of
battle said: "You are q dago." Then ss
Is pretty often the case with men slow to
get into fight, professional prize fighters
excepted, Angelo let his fists fly and In a
few seconds Flynn was hors de com bar.
The latter after piteous appeals to sup
posed Mr.. Flynn to lot him into his
home fell bleeding on the pavements. 1t
was thought at first that he was badly
hurt, though when the patrol wagon had
carried him TO the station and his face
had been washed il was found his cut
was of slight consequences. But blood and
impotence were somewhat missing.
FELL AND BROKE HER ARM.
Margaret Sullivan, q woman aged 81
years, who lives at as Highland street,
while going TO church at 1880 o'clock
yesterday morning, fell on a slippery side
walk on Abbott street, between Camp
snc Highland streets, and broke her left
arm just above the wrist She was assisted |
to her home by friends and Dr. r.Akers was
called to render surgical aid.
AN OUT OF SEASON CIRCUS ACT.
About Gas o'clock this morning one of
the horses attached to one of Carpenters
ice wagon became frightened ana after
doing some untimely aud unseasona BILE
circus work, much to,the onsiernation
OF travellers over Charles street, succeeded
In having shaft of the wagon collide
with trolley.post. The horse was scared
by an electric car and the collision re-
suited in the breaking of the pole of the
ice cart.
NORTH END NOTES.
In one of the best known barber sbops
in this section last Saturday evening at
about the busiest hour, patrons had lit
lie fun. A man who had been working
ate recently, got q chair. and while his
hair was being cut fell asleep. The bar
oer's assistant, after the hair cutting was
'ver, shaved the man. When this last
operation was over the man had to be
Weakened and that took good deal of
work, more than was required by the
have and hair cut. The man was finally
wakened, and then he insisted on being
haved, and the barber had to take his {
ustomer's hand and rub IL over the lat
er's face, which was as smooth as when /,
be sleeper was 10 years old, before he
rouldl cave the chair. .
Officer Thomas 4. Cavanaugh Ia receiv- A
ng the congratulations of his friends on h
he visit of q nine and half pound bow. b
There was considerable trout BILE Saturday 2
ight over an Investigation set on foot by 3
ne city health authorities over case re-
orted as membraneous Group, that the !.
ealth authorities thought was case ot #
Iphtheria. The child had been buried 2,
'fore the investigation was started ana N
vo reputab BILE physicians had attended il. N
Officer Edwards Is on the sick list. Il
The Monitor Social Club will have an '
'niversary celebration tomorrow evening ~
ID the committee OF arrangements has -
spsred for an enjoyable time.
The Irving Literary Club will hold a
cial In Irving hall on Thursday evening. ,s