The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-09-06
DOWN The BAY.
Season at Shore Places Draw.
ing Rapidly TO a Close.

but one week more romans IN WntCn
opportunity Will be Afforded to see the
interesting exhibits OF the war. treasury
and agricultural departments OF the
United States government at the free ex-
position at Crescent Park; and 1t Is un-
doubtedly the universal verdict OF all
who have seen them that no one can af-
ford TO neglect the opportunity. while
thousands will wish TO study them once
more before they are removed from the
state. with no prospect of ever being
brought here again. The exposition will
positively close at the end of the coming
week. as the arrangements with the au-
thorities at Washington are such as to
make II impossible TO accede to the nu-
merous requests that the exposition be
kept open for another week.
All the regular amusements OF the park
are stiA In daily operation: and with the
loop the loop, the steeplechase, the fun
nescope. the chutes. the Russian tobog-
gan and scores of other diversions those
who visit the exposition find ample oppor-
tunities TO combine little harmless ex-
citement and pleasure with the instruc-
tive and educating influences Of the ex-
position.
The Banda Napoli. under the direction
of Sig. Giulio Il. Capone, continues to
give concerts every afternoon and even
ing, with solos by Bowen r. Church, Ar
chic Jalbert and the other favorite lead
ing players of the band; and In the big
dancing pavilion Harry Z. Brigham 8
original singing orchestra, which has
proved the most popular organization of
the kind ever engaged at Crescent Park,
plays every week day afternoon and even
Ing for dancing.
Caterer Lewis. with the change IN the
markets. has been able not only fully
to maintain the standard OF his appetiz-
ing shore dinners and o'clock bake since
Labor Day. but actually to give greater
variety TO the menu and to introduce
new features calculated to add materially
to the inviting character of his famous
fish feasts.''
BoYDEN HEIGHTS.
Only one more Sunday remains to en-
Joy the beauties OF this picturesque spot
one of the most delightful along the At
lantic coast. Tomorrow Proprietor Boy
den will exert himself more than ever to
provide a feast. II II were possible, more
palatable. and what he essays Is always
crowned with success. There will be con-
tnuous music and no more delightful way
could be chosen for a sojourn than TO
pass Sunday at this delightful resort.
FIELDS POINT.
Always cool and inviting are both the
public and private dining halls and the
feast set forth tomorrow will be the best
that sea or market can provide. Then,
too, the service IL superior. there being
no delays. course after course coming
along In pleasant succession. and ample
time being given TO thoroughly relish the
entire menu. II is safe TO assert that Col
onel Atwell will. as in the past, satisfac-
torily cater TO thousands at his popular
resort tomorrow and everyday until the
season closes.
ROCKY POINT.
Manager Harrington has made eiabor-
ate preparations for the multitude OF
guests who will feast at his banquet
board tomorrow. Now Is the very best
time to visit Rocky Point. and as the
season Is drawing to a close every op-
portunity should be seized TO enjoy the
many natural and artificial attractions
that Manager Harrington offers.
Beautiful as Rocky Point is. however,
the patrons require other and. perhaps
more material pleasures, and these will
be found IN abundance at all hours OF the
day. One OF the departments TO which
Manager Harrington gives much OF his
personal attention is that of the shore
dinners
Never before since Rocky Point was
thrown open to the public have these
dinners attained such a high standard OF
excellence. These dinners are served I'm
spacious, cool, waterfront dining halls.
htlu ~ De DOFne III nina tnat the
bill OF fare includes everything that is In
season. and OF the very best.
Another great feature at Rocky Point
is the sterling excellence OF the perform
ances given In the Forest Casino
Talk OF a big day. Why, 10 win be big
ger than ever tomorrow: with the grand
colored Jubilee and international cake
walk, the group comprising 90 men, wo-
men and children. In old plantation pas
times There will also be ten big vaude-
Vile acts. giving all told n correct repro
duction of the great Madison Square Gar
den Jubilee.
At $3.50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon there
will be an Eastern league game between
Providence and Jersey City.
There is every facility at Rocky Point
for the entertainment OF patrons IN the
evening, and ample time for enjoyment.
as the last boat does not leave until 1910
p. m. and the last car at n:ss p. m.
There is no place OF amusement on the
Atlantic coast that can even rival Rocky
Point