The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-04-01

cove of patriotic enthusiasm in the
use of bunting and flags.
The J. Is. Barnaby building was COW
cred with streamers and flags and the
windows were very attractive with in
terror patriotic display.
l.. -. Newall d Co. displayed the ma
ational emblems from each window of
their building, with heavy streamers To
the street.
The Boston store building had hun
dreds of flags hung from every place,
which. with the lavish use OF bunting,
completely hid the building from view.
The Brown Brothers Companys es-
tablishment in the Butler Exchange
on the Exchange Place side was elab-
orately trimmed with flags and bunt-
ing.
The OGorrnan Company exhibited
their patriotism in an unusually lavish
manner with fine electrical effects at
the main entrance TO their building.
around two mottos. reading Welcome
Home 10 Our Boys" Flags and
streamers covered the building.
Browning, King ~ Company dis
played the national emblem TO great
as an abundance OF flags and bunting
The Public Market covered their
building with large streamers and
hags. making the entrances to their
stores especially attractive with fes-
toons OF bunting
Stelnert's Music Rooms presented a
Very patriotic appearance. with it's
wealth OF bunting and flags covering
the windows and doors in graceful
folds.
Fraser Brothers building on Wcy-
bOsset street, was made very promi-
nent with the use Of huge streamers
and flags, from the rof 10 the street.
The theatres used unusual taste in
their decorations.
At Kelth's the building was festooned
with flags and streamers In a very app
propriate manner the beautiful en-
trance being made doubly attractive
with the use OF heavy folds OF bunt-
ing. Charles Lufkin and Joseph loyal
Of Kelths deserve much credit for
their work.
The olympic management had \
fine painting over their entrance show
ing two volunteers supporting the state
seal The building was otherwise made
very attractive with the use OF flags
and strcamers, all converginS toward
the lobby entrance.
Tho Westminster was the object o.
much favorable comment by the pub
lie for their attractive use OF flags and
bunting. nearly all the ilags Of the
world being displayed I'm graceful lines
street. The entrance was appropriate
Is covered with bunting.
The Opera House used a wealth OF
heavy streamcrs and large flags over
The front 81 their building, AN being
displlyet with much skill The Opera
House building Is one or the dccora-
tive sights Of Dorrance street.
The News eNceliei It's cont ,mp0raries
very crraitabic decorations Westmin-
In .he excellence of It's - ~'c0rations. In
one of the windows ie a large picture
0f Coy. Dyer. and In the other are
grouped the pnotos of The COnquerors
~ the spanish army and navy The
front of the building showS a large
national sunburst. all Convcrgug 20
very appropriate and patriotic en-
trance tp the office. over which floats
large national nag.
The f0ll0wlng business houses had
stpr street. ". 7. Hospital Trust Indus
trial Trust Company. Geo. =. Young &
co. Blake & Merchant. 7. NJ. Anthony.
a. g. Tanner. v. G. Davis, Bugbec 4
Thompson. Wise Bros. Owen Lclvens.
Hone Rubber Co. n. W Colley Ellis.
Aroe & Ballou First National Bank.
81. " THiinfhast. X. I. News %.
Bcsse. MlAdlebrook q 10. Corner cigar
store. 7. a. WOLF & Co. Regal shoe
CO. Geo. =. Quigiey q Co. Harris shoe
Co. Emerson shoe CO. Traveller Shoe
Co, =. s. Tfninshgst x CO, L'fhrcp's