The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-20
OLNEYv|LLE.

Black. who found the cat. shifted from
Known u a. hitt the giitt edge euor or Messer Street
beat. and Patrolman Tiernan. who has
had this last named beat for some time
is shifted TO that awful lonesome or what
Is better known as the tramp beat. left
vacant by the transfer OF Hero Moan.
ed by those who were not touched up"
In the shake-up at the station last even
ing.
NEW HALL OPENED.
What might he termed new Irons hall
was opened TO the public last evening by
the Cercle Litteraire Canadlen- Francais.
one OF the oldest and best known French
organizations In Rhode Island. with an
social. The entertainmeat in @ consisted Of Of a
comedy entitled 'Un. Habit par la
Fenetre." by Jules Remard. and was uri-
Ssr ths s1. Of MT Esssns sTau
n. LaFlamme Pamard, NJ Rousseau;
Achile Tiraloy. ] "A Gagner; Francois
CorniGpet, a; Paauin: Joseph. W. II. Pay
The concert which followed was fully
az interesting as the comedy. Then came
the dancing. and the merry party which
numbered not less than 800 enjoyed them
selves as only the French can. TO the
music Of the Alpii orchestra. under the
direction ~ the old and popular leader,
Ned Young. The following named gentle
men were the committee: Joseph st.
Jacques. Victor Valin. Ernest NJ. Gigeur.
Etienne Richard. Pierre Chapdelaine Ex-
avier Desmsrais. Frank Hamlip, Henri
Cameau. Joseph I.apierre
A-h-thb. .girenbelowi-u
PoCKETBooK MISSING.
Margaret Durrick OF n Fairmount ave-
nue.. down i'm her heart believes that she
has been robbed OF her pocketbook and S.
by an agent who, she says. called at her
home yesterday 10 collect 80 cents, and
according to the story she told the police
she handed the agent a 81 bill. which he
could not change, and thinking that tho
young man. who represented so strong a
company was honest, went to the next
door to have the bill broken, and when
she returned the collector was gone. and
so was her pocketbook and s. She has
given the police the young mans name
age. size. complexion, and the color OF the
Raglan" that he wore.
CAN'T INSURE WINDOWS
A we'll known merchant on Atweu's ave-
nue.. not far from Valley street. was
somewhat surprised day or two ago
when he was informed by an insura nee
company that they did not care to Ike
the risk Of insuring a 500 plate glass win
dow In his store. for no less than Yhree
have been broken within a short time by
gang or young men who loiter I'm that
vicinity. and this the insurance comnanv
says are as many as they care 10 pay for.
GENERAL MENTION.
Frank Riley, Of charcoal fame in olney-
Vile, while removing a stove from Err
nest r. Williams barber shsp on plain
Held street this morning accidentally
broke window In the door. Mr. Riley
undertook 10 replace the pane but fate
willed otherwise and he broke another A
philosophic smile crossed Mr. Riley's tsce
"Ah, well!' Ne said, Things 20 In
threes." Then he went and broke omen n
new cargo Of charcoal. Things are ex-
pected to move smoothly now.
Lawrence Kelly, whose name apnears
on the books OF the police Department
now and again. was arrested Last evenins.
for being drunk and as this In tho third
time since July IL, Larry is apt TO he
missing from his usual haunts for al
least six moons
Two boys. George Smith and Alexan-
dria Pierce. are accused OF stealing three
valuable roosters from the coon OF
George Brown on Webster avenue or nj
least the police succeeded in locating Mr.
Browns fowl In their COOP on Federal
hill
stephen owens VINO for many years hs q
been In the employ OF W. A. woodmanseo
and som has gone 10 visit his brother at
Foster Mr.. owens has for some time
been suffering with rheumatism.
Miss Alice Hohier. who for many years
was confidential clerk for j. o. San souci.
IA here on a visit from Colorado. her
mother being dangerously ill. Mrs Hol-
her and her husband. Theodore. are