The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-04


And those who get them will rejoice,
when they their presents see.
But after all there's no great rush.
There's yet a month or more,
Before there's any awful crush,
Oh. yes there's time galore
Today is-what? We'll never mind.
u doesn't matter, I'm
For shopping not lust now inclined
And then, there's lots OF time
Chicago News.
james Booth was arrested while drunk
by Parolmen Mcdonald and Cunningham
at 1l:s5 last night James resisted arrest
and pr Griffin attended him this morn
Ing
william Thomas. who keeps store
at $50 Broad street reported 10 ,he police
that last night gum slot machine, left
in front OF his store. was broken into
and small quantity OF gum stolen.
Acting upon the suggestion Of Mayor
Garretson. the Newport city council adopt
I'd a resolution asking that two submarine
torpedo boats. when completed, be assign
ed for the defence OF that city as supple
mcntary 10 the land defences.
owen lyman OF Chaffee street, Ia the
Olneyvllle district was arraigned I'm the
Sixth district court on tho charge OF
selling LIQUOR 90 Frank Mitchell. a minor
under the age Of 2l He pleaded not
guilty and was held IN s500 for trial on
Dec 10Th
Patents have been granted TO the fol-
lowing Providence inventors: Thomas r.
Carpenter. interchangeable roller for cigar
machines James B. Furlong. cushion tire;
j. H sslfrrcitf srtttl - = y Sst+fie u movable
dam Edgar A, whitaker holder FOR
firemen's hose,
Mrs Sarah Dexter, of l53 South street
was called upon by slick young man
yesterday, who said that her husband had
sent him to obtain 81. Mrs. Dexter had
but s. which she delivered TO the caller.
When Mr. dexter returned home he repu-
dated the transaction.
Robert Tibbln. OF 235 Lonsdale avenue,
Pawtucket on Nov. q left coat and a
pair OF p1ntaIoons. or the t0ta1 vEfue W
81. q Mrs. Mary WaIshs boarding house
Cos Broadway When he called at that
place yesterday to get his garments he
discovered that they had been carried
away. Another boarder is suspected OF
knowing where they are.
There will be field day at the Sixth
district court Friday. There are about
20 cases set down for trial and fully $50
persons will come into court as proba-
toners. and either pay costs of court or
their cases will be still further held up,
all depending upon how they have be-
haved during the last six months There
are not less than 30 men on probation who
were arrested on the charge OF non-sup-
port.
Al the meeting OF the Franklin society.
last evening. z. III. Armstrong spoke upon
GYPSY Moths and other Injuri-
Gus Insects" while T.. r. Pope. dis
voted that the thanks OF the associa-
tion he rendered TO the two speakers
President Noble announced that at the
next meeting, which will be held OH Tues.
day evening, Dec. Il. Charles r. Weston.
-nrineill-ll- OF tho Manual Training High
school, will talk upon Birds"
A concert was given last evening at the
Eloisc by the Philharmonic Quartet as
sisted by Timothee Adamowski of Bos-
ton. volinist. and Miss Maud H.
Tower and Henry Goodrich pianists,
The Philharmonic Quartet Is new as-
pirant for public favor. and Is made mp OF
the following well known local singers:
Miss Harriot +. Barrows, soprano: Miss
Addie lola Hicks. contralto James r.
Armstrong; tenor. and Charles ". Ever
cit. bass. The program which they gave
was cordially received