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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
PAWTUXET VALLEY.

Car travel was suspended nearly half
the day yesterday, on the electric road
in the valley on account Of the loss of
power caused by the breaking Of a
coupling on -ef-the- sAafls-at-the-
power house.
The funeral of Martial Gregoirc, a
respected resident of Crompton, oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Dutel anu daughter were thrown
from carriage opposite BIanchard's
block, Arctic, by the wheels being
caught in the trolley rails. The spokes
OF the wheel came out OF the hub Of the
wheel throwing them into the street.
They fortunately sustained no mate
rial injury. but the horse being fright
ened, ran through Anthony, utterly
wrecklng the buggy.
a large number were pT sent AT the
meeting of Volunteer Circle, King $
Daughters, at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Potter Hope, last evening.
Electric light poles are being erecteu
in the village OF Harris.
pretty home wedding occurred az
the residence Of Mr.. 4. ID. Wood, Har-
ris, yesterday afternoon. Miss cora
WOod ana DIR. James l.. IhllNpS pl
Providence being united IN marriage oy
Rev. c. Harley Smith
warwick Hose Co. No. / CcntreVille,
meet In Engine Han Saturday evening.
The Columbian whist club viii hold
its annual meeting next Tuesday even
ing with Mr. Geo p. Waterhouse, Gen.
troville.
liVerpoint Hand Engine company
opens us fair In Odd Fellows Hall. sat
ur ny evening
The reguln~ meeting Of Pioneer Hose
/ o"Tpanvo ~ CLYDE occurred lost o"en'ng.
Thre' aupl cations OR membership wcro
! had. ana the memhere measured TOT
/ fhoir now uniforms
The C suppor of tho Bonovolent So
| cictv Phen'v woe success a large
| nu~-Nor baing p~p-nr'
Trro 0'ootir~ Of 80 coventry W7v m
Cl4ilAL-nzin nraass- = ~ h1nN-
| ~.ae ie'orr~tir~ arf vae called New
! hrre' D7v" Papers wore read by vari-
| o''- WON bnre.
Vow a0pa ~a'us &c - be a''r7 20 inc
| porieN H0ueo rvnnOa eiuun Phon'N.
/ ~0a~ia' and i~7n~-f1rf ~7~of'n~ -
ntcc~egor Post Is 10 be held Saturday
! evening
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
0LNEYVlLiE.

The probabilities are that II will not
be many moons before Thornton will be
down on the map, as railroad town,
for a representative of the New York.
New Haven and Hartford railroad COM
pany was in the village yesterday con-
ferring with the millowners relative to
freight. the representative telling them
that If they would agree to give the
road all their freight. both ways. the
-f-pai 4 would at once putin a spur track
from Cranston. What conclusion was
reached by all concerned could not be
learned by the representative of the
News
There was young forest fire, at the
corner OF Manton avenue and Steuben
street. yesterday afternoon. and all OF
the men. women and children in the vi
cinity. armed with old and new brooms.
bushes and garden hose took hand
in extingu' shing the same. and at one
time II looked az II the fire department
would have to be called upon 20 edo the
job, but the volunteer brigade. after
two hours hard work managed to
stamp out the last spark. A fence OF
two was scorched.
The funeral OF Edwin Weaver was
held at his late residence on Barrows
street at ] o'clock this afternoon.
There are five OF the patromen OF the
Chaffee street station on tho sick list
The regular meeting OF the o,neyville
Council Of the Home Circle will be held
in Library hall this evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
BRISTOL.

The funeral Of Rudolph Yaiser was
held last evening at his late residence
on Church street. The services were
conducted by Rev. Richard f. Schuh,
pastor OF the State Street NJ. +. church.
The remains were taken this morning
to Troy. n. Y. for interment in Oak
wood cemetery.
Ex Lieutenant Governor VIM. t. C.
Wardwell and family who have been
spending several weeks in New York,
attending the races. returned nome
yesterday.
The deed for the transfer Of the es-
tate of Mary L. Pearse. situated on
the south side of State street, 70 MISS
Julia Hamill. has been recorded at the
town clerks office.
Surveyor of Highways Callan has a
large force of men at work on BaS
View avenue. making repairs on th'
road which was badly damaged by th'
last heavy rain.
Miss Alice Spaulding Of Salisbury
Mass. who was recently elected teach
er Of drawing in the public schools, mas
begun her duties.
The second of a series OF footbali
matches. between the Warren Hlgn
School and the Bristol High School
teams, Will be plaved on the common
tomorrow afternoon.
The following named persons were
chosen delegates last evening at the
rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
association to attend the Rhode Island
and Massachusetts Y. NJ. G. A. conVeh-
ton TO be held in Lowell Mass, from
October 26 TO so: stephen w. Church
Wendall II. Davis. l.. l.. Anderstrom
and John Weeden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
AT THE NORTH END.

Last evening was a good one for fire
alarms as the illumination caused by
burning barn got some folks ratified
and three alarms were sen- in. The
first alarm was sent in by officer How
ard Paine from box 156. This alarm
was all right, but another officer saw the
blaze and sent I'm an alarm from box
279 ait the corner of Charles and Peter
streets while a citizen sent in third
alarm from the box at the corner of
Northup avenue and Luna street. The
fire that caused all the excitement was
I'm an occupied barn in the rear of S6
Ledger street and there was fodder in
the barn so the combination burned as
swiftly as kindling wood until the foun-
dations were reached. The fire depart
ment did good wrk In protecting ad-
joining property. This fire. and the fire
Just as the former was dying out caused
the ringing OF the fire alarm bells in
the city of Pawtucket The latter fire
was I'm an unoccupied house. window
panes in the house were long ago bro
ken and doors and blinds more recent
ly removed. 1t was impossible owing
to the condition OF the road for the
fire depaiD ment to reach the house and
II was destroyed. Michael DAILY owned
the barn and his loss above insurance
will be about SZOO. waterman SHllIn,
who is now in Vermont owned the old
house.
There was a lively scrap in front Of
Peterson's this morning. One man who
II is alleged belongs 20 the molders'
union took IL upon himself to punish
y man who did not agree with him in
the recent controversy between the
union and the employers. The punish
ing lob was a success.
Travellers along Charles street last
evening saw a lively dog fight. There
Is powerful Newfoundland dog that
| does not like a bull dog that travels
| along the street named occasionally.
| The former attacked the latter last ev-
ming and n was a warm go in which
the characteristics OF the two bree 8
were exemplife1. The Newfoundland
| had a little the best OF the encounter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
500 Reward, 500.

The readers OF this paper viii b,
pleased TO learn that there Is al least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure In all It's stages and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh cure is
the only positive cure known % the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being q con-
stitutional dis ase. requires a constftu-
tional treatment. Hairs Catarrh cure Is
taken internally acting directly up1u
the blood and mucous surfaces OF tha
system. thereby destroying tn founda-
tion of The disease. and giving the ua
tient strength by building up the con.
-si4l4llIan- and aasisilnG nailira- -in daina
its work The propfiftors have 50 much
faith I'm ms curative powers. that they
offcr one Hundred Dollars for any case
that "A fails 90 cure. Send for list of
T0etimouials Address. T.. J. CHENEY
g. co. Toledo. q.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
WOMAN SUFFRAGlSTS.
Annual Meeting In Bell Street Chapsl- Several
Interesting Addresses Mats

The Rhode Island Woman Suffrage
association held it's annual meeting at
Bell Street chapel yesterday afternoon.
the president, Mrs. Dewing in the
chair. There was the usual amount of
routine business. and then the secre-
tary, Mrs. Bolles. gave review OF the
work OF the association and in closing
her remarks rendered her resignation
as secretary.
Miss Esther F. Boland. OF Boston,
was introduced. and she spoke on wo-
man suffrage. and remarks Of a similar
nature were made by Mrs. Charlotte
Wilbur of Little Compton. and Mrs.
Anna Garlin Spencer. A committee
three members was then appointed 10
secure a centrally located place or
meeting for the monthly sessions,
which are to be held on the third
Thursday OF each month.
Resolutions were adopted expressing
disgust for the lynchings that have
taken place in different parts of the
country; deDloring war and all the de-
struction and horror incident 20 II, ana
believing that all disputes between ma
tions should be settled by arbitration:
and extending the hand OF felowshlp
TO the Women's Christian Temperance
union. Resolutions were also adopted
in memory Of Or. Martha III. Mowry.
BENJAMIN +. Wilbur and Isaac Wilbur.
In the evening Rev. Ada c. Bowles
of Gloucester. Mass. delivered an ad :
dress On Woman as an Inventor, and
after citing manv instances of what
women had done for progress, she
closed by saving that this brief review
OF the accomplishments Of women as
inventors is certainly calculated 10
prove that woman is the equal of man
in brain power when given the same
opportunities that man enjoys.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
WARREN.

The funeral of Mrs. Edna +. Bowen,
wife Of Charles A. Bowen. was solemn
lied yesterday afternoon. n service Oh
prayer was held at the family resi-
dence on Market street. conducted py
Rev. IL. w Watien. after which eXer-
cises were held at the Baptist church.
Rev. III. w. Watien delivered an ad-
dress and several selections were sung
by Mrs. William NJ. Rawson and Misses
Alice and Louise Cole. Tobin post OF
which the husband is commander, was
present in a body as was also Toolh
Relief corps. of which the deceased was
n member. The remains were Inferred
i'm the South cemetery, George H., Jo-
sias. Albert and Samuel B. Tanner act
ing as all-bearers.
Word was received here yesterday
from the Bristol county hunting party
in the Maine woods. At the time oI
writing none of the hunters had shot
a deer but the game had been sighted
daily. A few partridges had been bag
ged. The party is in the vicinity OF
Mount Katahdin where deer are report
ed 10 be as plentiful as at any time
during the past ten years.
The Ladies' Aid society connected
with the Methodist church has elected
the following officers and committees:
President. Mrs. Charles +. Child; vice.
president Mrs. A. r. Stewart; secre-
tary and treasurer. Mary F.. Barton
directresses. Mrs George Foreman
Mrs. ID. w Gladdng Mrs. c.. II. wal
ters, Mrs. Thomas r Kemp, Mrs. VIII
liam w. Kelly: entertainments coIn-
mfttee for one month. Mrs Emma W.
Mckenzie. Lena Kemp. Ida l.. Allen,
Emma L. Brown
Temple chauter of Masons Initiated
several candidates at regular meet
ing this week.
Mr.. Alfred c. Barton and son are
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
he FOUGHT WITH DEWEY.
5unnsrs Mate Baker, Who Was In The Bale OF
Manila Esy, Re'un} 10 ,h9 Cy.

Gunners Mate George w Baker OF
the flagship Olympia is in this city, at
the residence OF his sister, Mrs. Eva
Ellvin. on Smith street. Blker joined
the navy in 1890. and first saw active
service on the Concord i'm the Asiatic
station. In 1896 he Joined the Olympia
and has been in service on her up 10 the
nresent time. During the battle Of Ma
Mia he served as captain OF the eight
inch gun In the forward turret He now
Intends to settle in Providence and re-
sumo civilian life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Mrs. Grosvenor. who lives AT the
Faith Home on Broadway, ca Cd AZ the
homo OF sidney Stoddard on South
Rrcadway last night and while assist
ing Mrs Stoddard TO remove some
clothes from a line in tho rear OF the
house. fell into a ditch and susta nod n
fracture of the right wrist. The ditch
had been dug that afternoon. As Mr..
Sloddard IS about % connect his prem
l-es with tn sewer and neither NJ the
ladies knew that there was any danger
50 near.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE THEATRE

Some times the vaudeville theatre is
an individual and independent enter
prise more often IL belongs 20 a CIR
cult. The patronage. expenses ana re,
ceipts are enormous. one circuit WIN
speak for all II has a theatre IN New
York. one I'm PHILADELPHIA. one in Bos-
ton and one in Providence. and they
give no Sunday performances: an" YET
these four theatres entertain over o.
600 900 people every year give employ
ment 10 $50 attaches and % $500 actors
Four thousand people pass IN ana n"t
NJ each one Of those theatres dalIF.
Ten thousand dollars arc disT'but' .
each week i'm salaUies 20 the actors ana
S350O 10 the attaches Take one theatre
for example. the house i'm Boston. ~
is open the wear round and II costs
$1,000 n week TO keep IL omen. while us
patrons Will average 2j.O00 every week
on a holiday Il will play 20 from ten
TO twelve thousand people.-Octoher
ScribnerS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
CORSETS.

One grand lot-about so dozen
all kinds and sizes-whites,
Drabs and Royal Dresdens-
McAvoy's price 75c. TO $l.25-
our price. .................
A Great Bargain In "W. b."
CORSETSl We have just re-
ceived a special lot OF w. b."
Full Gored, Bias Cut Corsets.
in White and Drab French
Linen Coutil and Back Eng
lish Sateen, sizes Is to 26, reg
ular $500 Corsets. and Will
place them on sale Thurs
day morning at. each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

Dyspepsia of human existence.
Burdock Blood Bitters cur IT, prompt
~. permanently. Regulates and tones
the stomach,
Is II burn? Tsc Dr Thomas Eclec-
trio oil. a cut? Usa Or Thomas Ec-
lectric oil. At your druggists.
Too hate to cure q cold after con-
sumption has fastened i1s deadly gr'Don
the lungs Take d.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup while yet there is time.
It's a mistake 90 lmagine that itching
piles can't be cured n mistake 90 suffer
2 day LONGER than YOU can help p04n's
Ointment brings instant re'ief and per
rnanent cure. At any drug store, 80
sents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
Petticoat Dep
WONDERFUL VALUES
FOR THE McAVOY SALE.

One lot Black Satteen Petit
coats, heavy cloth. corded and
suffened. McAvoy's price 1sc.
our price ..................
One lot Fast Black Satteen
Skirts. extra we'll made and
lined throughout with good
warm flannel. McAvoy's price
csc each. our price. ............
One lot Black and Colored
Petticoats. assorted styles.
McAvoy's prices from csc TO
$1.49. our price. each.
One lot assorted STYLES Petit
coats. McAvoy's prices from
sl.25 TO S1.9S. our price each.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
Lining Dept.

500 yards best Cambria. all
colors. McAvoy's price per
yard. &c. our price. per yard.
10 pieces Of English Silesia, Me-
Avoy's price per yard. l5c,
our price. per ward. d..........
10 pieces Of fast black Percaline
McAvoy's price per yard.
12iRc, our price. per yard ....
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
yoy pILl Bt SURPRISED

.nd interested wi.h the News calculat-
ing pencil. one ~ the wonders of tho
age. N can be seen and bought only AZ
the News Office. Weybosset street.
Call today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
m,p,anp ano CENTRAL DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows:
FOR BOSTON. rerminal-S 10 a. m:
10 "a As D. m. Return y W a. M
12 OF 8 % 95 p: M; ,,o,,psoN
r.IfrN AM. POMFRET, E.THOMPSONs
WIIIIMANTIC and HARTFORD
AZ a M. and 05 p. m, via Black
rRANKLIN--6 90, 10 a. m; IL "a
as 0i p. m. - 80 M
NILFORD-S 10 a. M; IL o. 30 oos
cIp p ',lHlisToN--s NJ IS. 9 90. am: 12 o5,. g.
AZ 6 AZ I 81 p. m. saturdays "A ~
n M Sundays 81 p: m. =,
y rtGi'ITSVTILE-?1 05, ?5 81. ~
saturdays-- 10 p. m.
,,PHsHA p Ii' ANTTcUT-12 o5, 81. AZ p m.
~ saturdays--11 10 p. m. =, 20,
PONTIAC-?s 3S am: !l5 u Vo sun.
m Saturdays-gll ~ p "''
days. days. % RpiiVFsRPorNT. Il CENTRE
Nc - ANTHONY AND WASH
N,.,IIToN--e:SS. 900 o m: l2.o', s'S',
5.S7 s:i2. 1927 p m. saturdays-ii'i0
u m. Sundays-1:@ ~; e.se
ARCTIC AND QulDN.p- o. = ~ Sat.
nrdeys-ti:iO p m sundaysc.,,,:;s,s, :, ;,,l ? ,yps ~.
o,SVETTRY. SUMMIT, Ghr'i. ~ ~
CCN CCoNEco rtt NOOSUP AND PLAiN-
TTEID-G:3s. 400 a m; i;S'' ''-' "''
eundays-7:37 p m. ,,,-rv CAN
STERLING. JEWEl >-1S s.ss e.oe n
-. ni17 a.S7 7:27 p m. sundays-''s'
m. y.rTrc SOUTH
,HyS~.NtfaM wILLuMANTIC. HART
HNdHD MiHDDi,I ,IND NORwIcH-6:SS, 300 a
m; 80 80 HEWBURG. WATER
fiSrl inSIrFY AND DANRuRY.s:C9 m : re-,
pnsCoAG AND INTERMEDlArN
STATIONS -6:i3. 9;4V a m, 4'lr; Va.
n m. SATURDAYS Sand Excerpt r'e'u
station) -ii:i5 p m.
Ystop on flag. -,
via boat from Fan River.
hFxcept Monday.
ne,coninr cars only. cAll parlor cars
dVia Walpole line. -. .-
A c. KENDALL. Gen Snp'.
~ - General Passenger Agent
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moacEsIEa DIVISION.

FOR WOlsCEsTElt---5 55 . S5 texpo.
SO (exp to WoonsocleD. So Qoc.
exp). IL So a. m. (exp. TO WoonsocA-
e0: 1:43 (exp.), / o. (eXp. to Woon-
socket). Sc (expD, 8 30, % ?. a.
(accom). Sundays (ail exp. TO Woon-
sockep-7 56 a. M; 5 So. SO p. m.
NIILVIILE-5 80, 6 So. z So 9 S. IL 20
am: / 43. 4O5. ass, 56. . % pm. sun
days. Sc a. M: 56. Z Sc p. m.
BLACKSTONE 55. 6 35. 20. %
As. Q %. 9 Sc, IL 25. IL 56 a. m; ..
az. 3 %. 4 05, 4 25, 4 56. 5 25, IS. p.
%. 9 %. II 25 p. m. Sundays-7 p.
Z Sc, Q 25, II % a. M: ] %. 3 20. 20.
& Sc. 6 25. %. Sc. 25 p. m.
WOONSOCKET-5 55. 6 35. 25. -.
8 45. 9 25. 9 56. IL 25, IL Sc a. m; 25.
43. 3 25. 4 O5. 4 %. 56 20. 5s.
%. z %, 25, II 25 p. m. sundays
725. 7 Sc, 0 25. II q a. m: p. %.
8 25, s SO. 25. %. Sc. . 25 p. m.
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Hosiery Dept.

40 dozen Boys heavy fieeced-
lined Hose sizes q to 10. Me-
Avoys price per pair l5c, our
price per air..................
90 dozen BOYS Cashmere ribbed
Hose. sizes TO 10. McAvoys
price per pair. 29c. our price .
per pair ........'s...'...
20 dozen Infants Cashmere
Hose, McAvOy's price per -
pair, 25c, our price per pair. IL
90 dozen Ladies' neeced lined
Hose, McAvOy's price per pair
l5c, our price per Dair.....
% dozen GENTS GERMAN
half Hose. tans. split soles.
and black. McAvoy's price per
pair 25c, our price. per pair. 4.
40 dozen GENTS CASHMERE
half Hose. black. tans and
fancy MIXTURES. McAvOy's
price, per pair. 29c: our price
per pair ......................
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Underwear De pt.

20 dozen Gents blue feeced-
lined Shirts and Drawers.
McAvoy's price G9c' our price .S0c
30 dozen Gents all wool Shirts
and Drawers. odd lots Of nat
ural grey. white cainels hair
and scarlets. McAvoy's price
si.25 and $1.00: our price. 40c
40 dozen Ladies Jersey Vests
and Pants. fall weight. Nc
Avoy's price 29c. our price. ICc
90 dozen Ladies Wool Vests and
Pants. odd lots. white. scarlet
greys. camels hair and Union
suits. McAvoy's price NO0:
our price,. ....'''-.'....,,.. fVC
On dozen Misses shaped Jersey
Vests and Pants. all sizes.
McAvoy's price 25c: our price nc
10 dozen BOYS grew wooi Shirts
and Drawers. sizes - TO 34
McAvoy's price soc; our price I0c
% dozen Bows fieeced lined
Shirts and Drawers. McAvoys
price 29c: our price..,........ SIc
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
SMALL WARE DEPT.

100 dozen of Hemlnway's and
Brainard and Armstrong; 100
yard spool sdlk. McAvoy's
price per spool 1Oc; our price
per spool ..........s..'.......
600 spools Of Heminway's Twist
McAvoy's price per TDooi PC:
our price par dozen spools..- IO'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
SWAN POINT CEMETERY,

Office. S5 North Main Street
Omnibus 10 the Cemetery runs from
corner OF South Angel street ara way
land avenue daily every 40 mlnules
from 10 A. NJ. TO 9 T.. NJ. and sundays
every 20 minutes until further hotiSe'
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20

RAILROADS.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
EASTERN DISTRICT.

Time Table giving full Information
as 10 local and through l.@in serNire
may be obtained at Pr)yid nee slat.oa
and stations below:
paoviDEacE rivIsIon.
Train Service from Provitrnce
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EARL CARPENTER & sons GO.

Me- Wcs.miuste- ST., cor. Dyer.
This old established house wholesale
and retail ICE at fair prices. and by
prompt attention to business and thu
employment OF good men in their sew
eral departments. merit q continuance
of the patronage SO long enjoyed.
Telephone 2lG6.
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SToniNSTcN II.isioN.

FOR NEW YORK WA stonington
Line) 80. s 0S p m (week dayS)
FOR NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK
(Shore Line)--al 10. p (daily) s o..
10 90. eli 0l Olmited). II - daily) a.
M; 90. 90 daily. 6 90 daily. tfor
New Haven't. " n m. hally).
FOE PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE
AND ASHINGToN (vIa Harlem
-rver)-i0 90 a. m. Except Sundays):
s.. p. m (dai'v).
FOR NEW rCNT'ON-a1 II .;
tdaly). 6 40 (accomD. 02. 10 90 10 -
(exp 10 East GraonwicA). II OIL Qimt-
- II :. tiails) q. nc o9. . Is. ~.
10, l5 90. IL p. m. daily. sun
,laVs =. - g. v - p. m.
TiCPE ar, way s:stions-i 20. - a.
m; - so . 20. 4 30. 3 80. 30. II 30 p.
m. Srnr ,ys--9 % a m. $50 p. n.
OAKLAND BEACE, BUTToNWOODS
and way stations-6 90. . 20 a. m;
u 90. . 20, 4 %. 05. (exp). 20. 20
20. II 90 p. m. Sundays 20 am:
2 90 s 20 y. 1.
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Cotton Underwear.

YOU WILL FIND MANO1S SIOCh
OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR IN
OUR NEW DEPARTMENT IN
BASEMENT.
CORSET COVERS
/ lot Plain Covers. assorted
sizes. McAvoy's price l2hc; 70
our price ......................
l lot Covers. square and V
necks. Hamburg trimmed, rno
McAvoy's price 15c; our price
DRAWERS
1 ldt Cotton Drawers. tucked
and plain. McAvoy's price 25c; rEn
our price ...................... -
/ lot Drawers. tucked and Ham
burg trimmed. odd lots. Nc o-n
Avoy's price 49c: our price. - y
NIGHT GOWNS
lot Gowns. tucked yok9s.
also l lot trimmed with cam
brio rufIie. McAVoy's price o=n
49c: our rice.................. - =
lot Robes. hardly any two
alike. McAvoy's prices CSC <o1
and $125: our price. ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-20
WARREN AND nR sroL BRANCH.

Leave Providence linda Street Station)
for FALL RIVERS 30. 50. y 5v,
y. m. Sundays 80, so a m; l 80.
90 6 30 p m.
NEWPORT 80, 80, IL Soam; so, 3 50.
1 20 ; 30 f6 80 o. m. Sundays 81.
20 q n: | 30. : 30. rs 30 p m.
WARREN, BRISTOL and way stations
at G so. 7 so, 9 80. IL 30 a. m. 80, 81:
~15 70 (exp). 8 30. G 80, 7 50 and
II 20 D. m. Sundays 60, 80 a. m;
I 80. 80. 30 p. m.
IeIectric cars leave Market Square.
providence. at Is, 7 Is. 10. II Is q.
NIL l5. is. co. Is, To- 10. 10,
II i5 p. m. !undays-7 10, 10, a. M:
Is. Is and Is =. m.
paturninr connect with all trains.