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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-11-14
EDGEWOOn

Mrs. ii. l.. Hemenway, who resides
at 116 Columbia avenue, was seriously
injured in a runaway accident on Sat
urday. Mrs. Hemenway, with her two
children, aged respectively and s
years, and Miss Adell. guest from
Boston went for a drive through the
country. When near the Louis j..
Doyle farm, on the Apponaug road. one
of the traces broke and the horse be-
corning frightened bolted. He had NOS
gone many yards before the surrey was
overturned and the party thrown into
the street. Luckily the children be-
yond "a few scratches. were unhurt, as
also was Miss Adell. but Mrs. Hemen-
way, who is somewhat fleshy, was not
so fortunate. She felt the shock more
severely and was badly injured. The
horse was caught by Blacksmith Har-
rigan at the corner of the Apponaug
Harwick roads. who rendered assist
ance to the party. AS IL was impossible
10 travel further in the surrey. hack
was called from the city, in which the
party returned to Edgewood. DR.. Bux-
ton. the family physician, was called
but the case was considered so serioua
that further medical assistance was
summoned 1t is feared that Mrs.
Hemenway has suffered injury TO her
spine: but the full result of her injuried
cannot yet be told.
Edgewood and also Pawtuxet will be
well represented at the Bowen hearing
in Knightsville town hall this evening.
II is understood that both parties have
engaged lawyers, so that there will
surely be "a hot old time i'm the old
town tonight" II is expected that this
Will be the most stormy meeting tho
school committee ever took part in.
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AT THE NORTH END.
Thomas McCann Jumps From Car and is Injured.
Notes From Capitol Hill.

Thomas McCann, who lives on West
avenue. Pawtucket, got aboard car 2i5
of the Pawtucket line on North Main
car a few moments only when he found
il was not going the way he wished TO
travel so he tried TO make a hasty exit
The exit was not an entire success, but
Mccain escaped with a slight cut on
the head.
a horse attached TO a wagon belong
ing to Thomas Quinn was very spirited
yesterday. The animal was driven by
John Whalen and while going along
Charles street at i.30 O'Clock I'm the af-
ternoon bolted. At the corner OF Smith
street the horse succeeded i'm throwing
the wagon against a pole freeing him.
self and throwing Whalen TO the
ground. The horse was caught by a
citizen and the wagon was quite badly
damaged. Whalen was seriously shaken
UP but fortunately escaped without Sc
rious injury.
The electrics on Mill street are now
running on the new tracks OF what was
formerly the west sidewalk of the
street. a bad corner has been done
away with, though where the new turn
is would not be- quite a suitable place
for a children's picnic party.
Thomas Doyle, a young man. who is
employed at the Rhode Island Tool
Company, was hit In the neck by mis-
sile thrown by a fellow employe on Sat
urday noon. Doyle appeared TO be badly
hurt SO he was taken TO the Rhode ISL
and Hospital i'm the companys team.
There IL was found that the only injury
he had sustained was cut in the neck
that was closed with a few stitches.
The police of the Second station took
care of one drunk last night.
There have been number of fine inn
provements made on the hall Of the
Emmett Temperance Cadets in Dimond
Block within the past few weeks.
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OLNEYvILLE.
Police Searching FOR GIIlsran---l Latest Notes From
tho Square and Vicinity.

AS yet the police of the Sixth station
have been unable TO capture Joseph
Gilleran, who is wanted for the alleged
theft OF SO from McKenna's saloon on
Delaine street Saturday night and also
for the alleged stabbing of Robert
Doonan on Amherst street early yes
terday morning.
The officers are hot upon his trail.
however, and the capture Is momentari-
ly expected.
The fire department responded TO an
alarm from box 79 yesterday morning
but as IL was only chimney blaze 1t
was soon extinguished without dam
age. The house was one owned by the
West Providence Land Company at 80
Eiswald street.
Loyal Bud OF Hope Lodge. i. o. o. F..
NJ. T., attended divine service at the
Plainfeld street Free Baptist church
yesterday. About 100 members attended
The pastor Rev. J. bowden preached
OF the Brethren. Supply Love" and his
discourse was very impressive. The
choir rendered the Gloria In Excelsis
and quartet composed OF MRS.
George Cray, Mrs. Edward Grand.
MRS Alfred Burns and w. f..
the offertory. Miss Eleanor e. Sproat
officiated at the organ. After the ser
vice a collation. was served In the lodge
hall on the square.
A boy about 10 years OF age, named
John Curfew, whose home Is at so
Ophelia street, in attempting TO cross
Plainfield street yesterday afternoon
was struck by a horse attached 10
carriage and knocked down.
Policeman Whipple witnessed the ac-
cident and went to the boys assistance,
but finding him not seriously injured
allowed him TO go to his home with
out assistance.
The Rough and Ready Fire Engine
Company will meet tonight IN the up
per hall of Odd Fellows building, on
Plainfield street.
At the Tabernacle yesterday. Bishop
James n. Fitzgerald Of Missouri occu-
pied the pulpit and his subject was
Building" which was very interesting.
An associate Rev. DIR. A. j. Taylor of
Arkansas. in the evening preached from
the subject, He Hath sent me TO heal
the broken heart" II was announced
that hereafter the preaching service
would be held at p. m., instead OF 10. 4S
as heretofore. Next Sunday the after
noon service will be conducted by Rev.
DR. Dick of the Mathewson street
church.
Hose 10, in response to a still alarm
Saturday afternoon. extinguished "A
slight blaze under the barn owned by
A. A. Kimball, at the rear of % At
wood street, In the annexed section.
The damage was slight and the cause
unknown.
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ARLINGTON.

Mr.. Dickerman will probably make a
good captain of Hose 4, providing his
energy does not give out. At any rate,
the hose carriage is cleaner and i'm bet
ter condition now than for some time.
The first grand fair of the Arlington
fire company will be opened with the
usual ceremony this evening. Mem
bers of the town council, town officers
and other invited guests win be pres
ent. The bunting used in the elaborate
decorations has been kindly donated by
Mr.. Frieze manager OF the print works
Mrs. George Cooke OF Westerly who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
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WANTED.

WANTED-Ladies To know that we
cut over-sleeves ana make other altera-
tions to suit the present style. Ladieis.
outside garments made To- order. II. T..
EEN NOLDS A. co, Tailors, 81 West
Minister street. Room p. n12-6t
WANTED--To exchange. several nice
house lots that aLe free from MORTGAGE
for equity in improved property Or FOR
personal Address +. @. Box No. 942,
city. nl2-bt.
A LADY WITH HIGHEST TESTT-
monials from Nassar college, and a
principal. formerly. OF successful school
in New YORK city, would like TO give
private instruction 10 pupils. I'm classes
or individually, i'm the common and the
higher English branches: music or
French puptts fitted for college. Ad'
dress NASsARiANA, News office.
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NEWS IN AND ABOUT !.
THESE PLANTATIONS

Crofton of Arlington, has returned
home.
Mr.. James Mckenna, the blacksmith,
has reported to the police that some
person has stolen his diploma from his
shop on Cranston street, just over the
city line. AZ Mr.. McKenna Is man
with a large number OF friends playing
jokes on each other. this may hnalIy
account for the loss of the diploma.
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EAST greenwich.

The greatest football game played
upon the academy grounds this season
was played Saturday afternoon, the
opponents being the Rhode Island Col
lege team. A large crowd witnessed
the game and the weather was ideal.
The Kingston boys played snappy,
offensive game, and during the nrst
half lost the ball but once. The acad-
envy team fumbled on the kick ana
this greatly discouraged the team. Inc
Kingston team was slightly heavier
and much better trained.
In the second half the academy maoo
n tremendous brace and by sheer force
rushed the ball to within half YARD
of their opponents goal but lost on on
side play. Kingston was forced 10
make a safety on the next play, allow
ing the academy boys two points. Tho
game ended with Kingston haVlng
scored four times and having the ball
in her possession on academy 5-yard
line.
Capt. owen was the bright star or
the game and Fry was a close second
for his side, while the whole Kingston
line held like a stone wall. Saladay
run was the prettiest run OF the game
and Williams played strongly at end.
while Sibley. III. Reneau, Bassett ana
Beasely did well. The lineup:
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LOST AND FOUND.


CAT LOST--$5 REWARD - Little
Black Cat. lost on Tuesday night Harry
Mcdonald, 10 Peck street. nl46t
LOST-A solid gold double roped
chain, with two barrel slides; also red
sardonyx, seal intaglio, chased gold
mounting. "A suitable reward will be
paid for the same. Call at this office.
n9-6t
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-A situation as superin-
tendent OF cotton mill by man OF large
experience IN some OF the best mills OF
the country. good references. Apply
care Of BROWN BROS. CO. Provi-
dcncc. II. i.
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STABLE TO LET.


TO LET-Stable, s0xS2. Globe street,
adapted for livery, boarding or private
stable. G.. Z. & IL. j. GROSS. Bani-
gan building
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epAND OPENING TODAY

OF Dry Goods. Clothing. Boots and
Shoes and Gents Furnishing Goods
Boots ard Shoes made and repaired at
short notice ON the corner Of state and
Hone streets. in the Easterbrook block.
JACOB BASSING.
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GROCERIES. GRAIN, ETC.

A. III WHITAKER,
Floure Family Groceries, Pure Teas, Cofrces
Choic, Grain, Hay and Straw lOo3 Westmin
ster street Telephone.
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DOCTORS, DENTISTS. LAWYERS
and pharmacists, competent Undergrad
yates can soon graduate. Box 1876. Chi
cago. n14-6t.
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Rent Paws for Home

VIII buy or build anywhere for you
both house and lot; comparatively moth
ing required down. Call or write.
AMERICAN INVESTORS CO, $50
Banigan Building. Providence. r.. /.
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Umpire. DR.. +. G.. Easteman, E Il.
Referee. Mr.. Durfee. Brown. Linesmen'
MIR. Reuter- and Mr.. Blade. Timer, Mr.
BARLOW. Touchdowns, Emmett. Soule,
owen. Safety. Soule. Time. 20 min
ute halves. Score, Kingston 20; L. q.
\. ..
Mrs. +. u. Whitcomb returned sat
urday afternoon from a three and
half weeks visit among relatives IN
BROOKLYN and Annandale. New York.
The Quidncssett Baptist church gave
a harvest entertainment at the church
last evening. The rostrum was taste
fully decorated with potted plants. A
select musical and literary program
was rendered, after which subscrip-
tion was taken for missionary work in
Alaska.
TIE funeral of Smith w. Pearce, who
committed suicide by hanging last
Thursday morning. took place today
from his late residence, No. 10 Pierce
street. The interment was in the Green
wich cemetery
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THE WAYLAND, 356 Friendship
Street.-The rooms and board at mod
crate rates, with home comforts: every
thing new: steam heat. nlO-6t.
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II owe my whole life Co BurdOCk
Blood Bitters. Scrofulous sores covered
my body. I seemed beyond cure. v. -.
r. has made me a perfectly we'll wom-
an" Mrs. Chas. Hutton. Berviile Mich.
\ household necessity. DR.. Thomas
Eclectric oil. Heals burns. cuts. wounds
--A4. tla--.e4l
catarrh. asthma. never fails
The little folks love Or Woods Nor
way Pine syrup. Pleasant TO take; per-
fectlv harmless Positive cure FOR
coughs. colds. bronchitis. asthma.
itchness OF the skin. horrible plague
Most everybody AFFLICTED I'm one way or
another. only one safe, never failing
euro. Dosns ointment. At any drug
store, 80 cents.
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SIX OF THE FINEST

SIX OF THE FINEST.
Have your watch and clock repairing
5one nj UOsNERS by skilled workmen
nj one-half the price others ask Vest
minister and Franklin and q Norte
Main streets. oAS "
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DIVORCES quietly and legally Oh
tanned for eight causes. DOLMAN 6
BUETTNER, kttorneys-at-L Law. Es-
tablshed is years. Highest references
given. 1928 Arch street. Philadelphia
a20 tf
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TO IlET--29e Pottcrs avenue. near
l3roat street, cottage, 3 rooms: ali mod
ern conveniences; in good order; $25
nSs' month: key nearby. Address r.
IL. RAY, PIG Taunton avenue. East
Providence. ni2-6,.
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HELP WANTED.

PROFITABLE HOME WORK.-We
want a few men and women in every
town TO make novelties for us at their
homes day on evening; 81 TO Sl5 week
ly; no canyassing or experience needed;
steady employment; plain instructions
and work sent 10 your home on appli-
cation. Brazilian Manufacturing Cons
pany, New York city. nli-6t
COMPETENT and RELIABLE HELP
furnished; also first class help wanted
at the parlors OF Mrs. EDWIN A.
CALDER, 420 Westminster street,
rooms T. S and n private oRice. room
l2; telephone 27l0; Swedish attendant.
nl0-tf
WANTED-Agents TO sell our line of
goods. G. T.. ADAMS co, SO Snow
street n9-6t.
WANTED Salesman or saleslady;
experience unnecessary. Noumi chemi-
cal Co. 6S Orange street. nS-6t
WANTED-Girls To assist i'm giving
vapor baths; experience not necessary;
good wages. Address w. Vining, S23
Washington street Boston Mass. nS-6t
PROFITABLE HOME WORIl-We
want few men and women in ProVi-
dence 10 make novelties for us at their
homes: day or evening Sc TO $l5 weekly;
steady employment; plain instructions
and work sent TO your home on applica-
tion. Brazilian Manufacturing Com
pany. New York city nS-4t
WANTED-12 more ladies to take
home light. pleasant work. Call Home
Novelty Company. Ill Mathewson ST.
a. m. nS-6t
WANTED-A few toys 10 carry
fpp
Only those who can furnish arst class
references and go TO school need apply,
by letter only. TO Box rs News office.
oil If
WANTED-A gentleman about II
years as representative of a weekly pa
per; first class references required.
Address Box So News Office. II oil
WANTED-A young lady of neat APP
pearance TO solicit one with previous
experience preferred. Address Box
News office. II oil
WANTED-Experien newspaper
canyasser to canvass Tor daily paper.
Address, with references, TO Box IL
News Office. II s.9
AGENTS-To sell the greatest Of all
pictures; sales over 10000 daily. Re
member the Maine" in 20 colors. show
ing accurate photographs OF eacn anu
all Uf the 266 heroes who were lost on
the Maine by Spanish explosion, Ha-
vana Harbor, on heavy mat board,
14xi9. 50 per hundred. The Great San
tiago Battle, showing accurately the
sinking of the Spanish fleet. with por-
traits Of the heroes, on mat board,
14x19, S. per 800. Dewey, Sampson.
Schley, Evans, Lee. Hobson, on 1lxl4
heavy card In colors. $500 per hundred.
Groups OF Hobson and his crew. heroes
of the Merrimac, in colors, and of Me-
Kinley, Miles, Shafter. Dewey, Sanp-
son, Schley, Evans. Hobson, Sigsbee, on
11x14 card, in colors, $3.50 per hundred.
Battle of Manila and Battleship Maine
Oh f4xf9 mat, f2.5e per hundred Sam
pies, 10c. each. Catalogue for stamps.
Henry Myers 1402 Broadway, n. I.
TT
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CRANSTON,

Miss Kitty Thurber of Cranston
street was the victim of serious acci-
dent on Saturday morning While rid
ing down Cranston street towards Ar
lington her wheel caught in the car
track, with the result that she was
thrown several feet across the street
striking on her head and cutting a deep
cash about two inches long across her
temple she was picked uD i'm a semi
conscious condition and assisted TO her
home, nearby, where her injuries were
attended 20.
Mrs George Palmer of Cranston
street r. CUTIrtTTCu 10 TIT tT0TITC WIN HU
attack Of low fever Dr. Farrell is at
tending her.
DR.. Gleason is making preparations
for a weeks vacation. He expects to
start next Thursday morning
The singing at the 1880 mass i'm st.
AIMS church yesterday was exception
ally good, despite the fact that several
of the choir members were absent. The
Rev. w. j. Galvin's Ave Maria sung
by Miss Clara Eaton, was we'll worthy
of notice. Under the able direction OF
Miss Rose 4. McCarron the choir con-
tiuues TO improve. and the older MEM
bers Of the parish agree that the choir
was never i'm better condition than at
present.
Miss Bertha Wood. assistant in the
Spragueville grammar school. was
agrecably surprised by the visit of a
large number of friends at her home on
Park avenue Saturday evening. the oc-
casion being the anniversary of Miss
Woods birthday. The party included
friends from PheniX. Providence and
several students of Brown university.
Vocal selections were rendered by mem
bars of the party. while Miss Mary
Walker. graduate from the New York
Conservatory of Music. presided at the
piano. \ beautiful piano was conspicu-
Gus among the large number Of useful
and costly presents Of which Miss Wood
was the recipient.
Miss Mamie Davis is spending a week
with Cranston friends.
There will be "a special meeting Of
the Pocasset fire engine company this
evening.
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TO LET-Tenement of six rooms on
floor; handy To Gorham's and Roger
nue.; rent $l2. Inquire s57 Westminster
street III ~ te3C-tf.
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TO LET-Unfurnished room; pleas
ant, sunny; cheap to right party. In
quire at premises, so Benevolent street.
nS-6t
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FOR SALE--Small job printing OUT
fit. Apply at 60 South Water street.
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FOR SALE miscellaneous.

CARROTS FOR SALE-Carrots for
feeding horses or cattle: shipped in
sacks from Bristol Via Fall River
steamer; telephone Gll7. n. ". COLE,
Bristol n3-6t.
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TO LET-lS9 Lennox avenue, one-haf
of a double house. rooms. mf dern:
ready for occupancy Nov. 1st., 1888. q.
Building. -.,,l
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WANTED-Case OF bad health that
R-I-P-A-NS will not benefit. Send )
cents to 1ipans Chemical Co. New
York. for 10 samples and 1000 testi-
mcnials. sie-tv
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PIANO FOR SALE-Newby & Evans
Cabinet Grand Piano; 1-3 octaves, in
perfect condition for Sli0 cash or in
stallments: cost 1925. WILLIAM IL.
DRAPER. No. SO Dorrancc street. nS-6t
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$40 FOR f5c.

watch cleaned. T5c.; main sprlng. s5c.;
price on other work in proportion; done
jy the most skilled worknlen on earth.
AT HOSMER'S. corner Westminste- nnd
Franklin and ~ North Main streets.
OILS n
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TO LET-Six good tenements. Ave
rooms each, corner Atwells avenue and
Vinton street; price SO to $ii. Apply
366 Atwells avenue. o3l-1mo.
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TO LET-Pleasant upper tenement. q
rooms; l22 Camp street, steam heat
rent SO. Apply 225 South Water street.
n1l-Gt
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TO LET-In East Greenwich. one Ia
mily house, II rooms. electric lights.
connected with sewer; other modern
improvements; rent S25 per month, for
a five years lease. G.. l.. a. Ia. j.
GROSS, . Banigan Building.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TO I.ET-Two sunny rooms, suitable
for two gentlemen; modern conve-
niences. No. 334 Washington street.
n14-6t.
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TO LET-Tenement, FIVE rooms Sil
per month. Call at o5 Elm street.
ROBERT MUIR. n3-6t.
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FOR SALE-On East Side, fine resi-
dence, with stable, large lot of land.
house cost 100000 TO build; will be sold
at a great sacrifice. c. l.. d Ii. j.
GROSS. Room 2, Banigan Building.
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WANTED-Experien newspaper
canvasser to canvass for a daily paper.
Address, with references, to Box IL
News office. If sa9
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WANTED-A young lady of neat APP
pearance TO solicit one with previous
experience preferred. Address Box Z
News office. II oil
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TO LET-Upper Flat sss chaikstone
avenue; separate entrance and modern
In every respect: two lines street cars;
keys At market. 49, Chni<stone avenue.
y. A.PAYNE. rs, Atweifs averuc.rii-5.
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FOR SALE-On Elmgrove avenue,
new one-family house, up TO date in
every particular: 10 rooms can be sold
on monthly payments. G.. l.. a. III. j.
GROSS, Room ., Banigan Building.
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FOR SALE-Two two family houses
on Providence street Of 22 rooms each,
open plumbing, electric, gas, mcdern;
Will sell low and take good size mort
gage as part purchase price. q. l.. * ii.
j. GROSS, Banigan Building.
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FOR SALE-On Adelaide avenue.
near Emwood avenue, building site.
50x10D, 45 cents per 50. ft. to move IT
quick. c.. l.. & III. j. GROSS, Room 2,
Banigan Building.
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WANTED-Agents TO sell our line Of
goods. G. T.. ADAMS co, 96 Snow
street ng-6t.
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FOR SALE-On Hope street, fine
estate, large Tot of land, large house.
large barn; want TO sell quick. @. J..
& III. j. GROSS, Banigan Building.
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COMPETENT and RELIABLE HELP
also first class help wanted
at the parlors OF Mrs. EDWIN A..
CALDER, 420 Westminster street,
rooms I, and II; private oRice. room
l2; telephone 27l0; Swedish attendant.
nl0-tf
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FOR SALE-On Linwood avenue, "A
fine building lot. 50Xl46, at 20 cents per
square foot. This is n desirable site for
"A home. c. l.. & II. j. GROSS, Room 2.
Banigan building
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WANTED-Sales or salcslady;
experience unnecessary. Noumi chemi-
cal Co.. 6S Orange street. nS-6t
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FOR SALE-On Daboll street, near
Broad street, modern two-family house;
good neighborhood; will be sold low for
cash. G.. l.. g. III. j. GROSS. Room 2
Banigan Building.
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WANTED--A few boys 10 carry
routes for the Providence Daily News.
Only those who can furnish arst class
references and go TO school need apply,
by letter only. TO Box 2s News office.
oil If
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FOR SALE I'm Edgewood, cor. Broad
street and Wentworth avenue one FAM
ily house; IL rooms. bath, Pawtuxet
water, gas ana electric lights, furnace
heat, 1900 so. f. land price $500. q.
l. &H. j. Gross, Banigan Bldg, n4-tf
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WANTED-Girls To assist i'm giving
vapor baths; experience not necessary;
good wages. Address w. Vining, S23
Washington street. Boston, Mass. nS-6t
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WANTED-12 more ladies to take
home light, pleasant work. Call Home
Novelty Company. Ill Mathewson st.
a. n nS-6t