The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-01
HER MONEY TAKEN.
Sarah Stanley Hal an Expensive
Experience With a Stranger.
A Largely Attended Ball Latest Not
and Gossip From the North End.

Sarah Stanley, who keeps variety store
at 1893 Branch avenue, had an expensive If
instructive experience yesterday after
noon. A tall and well dressed man
went into her store and after making a
small purchase handed the storekeeper
81 DILL 1nero was not small change
enough in the money drawer so Mrs. Shan
ley went To neigh boring merchant to
have the bill changed, leaving the stran-
ger in charge Of the shop. ON her return
with the change the stranger was gone
and about & that was left in the money
drawer was missing
SIXTH.ANNUAL BALL
The sixth grand ball OF s. NJ. :. Prin-
cipe di Napoli, which was held at Hum
boldt hall on Charles street last evening
was largely attended ana proved very
interesting and merry time. Ihe Vendome
orchestra furnished music for dancing
and about 100 couples were in attendance.
Vincenzo de frore was general floor
manager and the COMMITTEES of arrange
mcnts for the ball and picnic which pre-
ceded it was comprised Of l.. Golini, L.
Cardarelli A. Barone, a. Ricci, q. Caproni,
IL. lvandro, L.. Parillo &. Bucci.
Garfield Lodge, Il. Of T., attended Di-
vine service at Roger Williams Baptist
church, WaDskuck, at 3 o'clock, Sunday.
The line formed at the Castle hail, with
the Uniform division under Capt. Joseph
y. Clegg, with 40 men in line oscortiBg
tho lodge with 40 men. The knights lett
the hail at i5 and marched up Branch
avenue ani VcaZie street, 10 the church.
where they listened TO fine sermon by
the pastor. Rev. Mr. Hussey, taken from
ST. Luke, 10th chapter from the 25th 20
the 57th verses inclusive
After the service at the church the line
again formed and marched down Wood
ward road, Branch avenue, back to tho
hail where very sumptuous repast was
served by the mcmbe of Lucretia Tenn
pie, Ratnbone Sisters, TO whom great
credit is due for the manner in which
they always take hold and help out the
affairs of Garfield Lodge. This gracious
help always tends 20 make stronger that
feeling of brotherly and sisterly love
which has always existed TO n very high
degree between these two orders.
NORTH END NOTES.
Sergt Thomas Of the Second station
filed his seventh assignment at the old
Catholic cemetery yesterday, and he is
much looked for by the veterans on
Memorial day aud by those who gather
there To pay tribute 20 the dead.
Timothy ;. Slattcry, Jacob Feinberg
and William Hamilton have returned
from visit 20 friends in Boston
There were not many arrests made by
the pottC5 or the Second station last
night. Most OF those who had been over
indulgcnt in liquor were steered home or
rather on the direct road To it, still there
were some who refused to take good ad-
vice and were locked up.
There was "a slight disturbance at the
corner OF Bush street and Duffy's court
The Corbett and Fitzsimmons controversy
was transpOseu for the injured man
claimed he got clean knockout Some
witnesses of the affair deny that there
Tn h, int
mans testimony. There was probably no
kaleidoscope handy to settle the disputed
point
"A very large crowd witnessed tho pro-
cession of the children of Mary Society
last Sunday afternoon.