The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-02
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was only by the aid OF the police and
few we'll meaning citizens that they were
headed up Plainfield street.
WILL CUT PRICES.
II Is reported that on and after to-
morrow the cigar and tobacco dealers,
druggists and others will inaugurate cut
prices on all OF their goods in this line.
This Is TO meet a firm from down town,
who proposes to open an establishment
here.
CHANGES IN oLNEYvILLE.
Frank. q brother of Deputy Sheriff
William Carroll. is here on a visit from,
New York. Mr.. Carroll has not been In
Olneyville before for more than 30 years.
and says that he would not know the
place, the changes have been so many.
CALLED HOME BY ILLNESS.
George Reno, of the team OF Kelly and
Reno, who are playing an engagement at
Boston. was called home yesterday on
account OF the serious illness of his
father.
FAIR OPENING.
The Emmett Rifles of this place will
open their fair in Cadets armory, Stokes
street, on Friday evening. Oct. g. Hon.
John j. Fitzgerald. mayor of Pawtucket.
Will formerly open the fair. This popu-
lar company is commanded by Captain
Edward Foley, a well known young man.
Visiting military and civic organizations
will be in attendance every night. There
will be short street parade by com.
panies of the Third Regiment. l. ", pre-
yious to the opening. The fair will con-
tinue every Tuesday. Friday and Satur-
day evenings until Oct, "a. inclusive.
GENERAL MENrroN
The management of the Earnscliffe
mills like Mr. Fletcher. in Valley street,
have also taken steps TO do away with
the smoke nuisance. for they are adding
10 their boiler capacity.
Branch S99, Catholic knights OF Ameri-
ca, met In Stokes hall. and Council 39s.
knights of Columbus, In Library hall last
evening, borh organizations being well at
tended and very enjoyable evening
spent
Sergeant Potter of the Chaffee street
station Is enjoying n portion OF his an
nual vacation. Mr.. Potter will visit AL
bapy. Troy. New York and Boston dur
ins his absence.
The child's trycicle stolen from the yard
Of Joseph Lynch, l72 Eliza street, a day
or two ago. has been found by the
police and Il is possible that an answer
will soon follow.
Frank Murphy and Dean McAuly, who
are OF a gang that have caused much
trouble on Hartford avenue. near Merino
street, were arrested for revelling last
evening
William Mills, who runs a little store
at the corner of Delaine street and Man
ton avenue. reported 10 the police last
evening that boys stole a number OF
umbrellas from IN front of his stare.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Lillian AS
a. a IL.
Mount Pleasant between Olneyville and
Fairmont avenue. containing some keys
change and other small articles She Is
q pupil at Roosevelt grammar school she
mourns the loss OF the bag very much as
II was presented TO her by a friend
s. Il. Brady of the annexed district left
FOR Boston this morning. whor, he will
take "A course OF studies In the Boston
Law school.
Mounted Patrolman Young OF the Chat
zee street station goes To New York
this evening. where he will spend the
greater part OF his vacation.
William A. Phillips Is confined 10 his
residence on Plainied street with a severe
attack OF malaria
Devine and Shurtz. the we'll known
acrobatic team. are spending a
nue..
Frederick Mccarthy Of rs Sterling ave-
nue. has gone to the Berkshire Hills for
a few days.
Mrs W w Hawkins of IS AlverSon
avenue gave n very select musicale and
luncheon 20 a number OF her intimate
friends yesterday afternoon The rooms
we're tastenilly decorated with a pro-
fusion OF cut flowers. palms. etc. and the
musical program given by Mrs w. f.
KING Of Manton and Miss Flora Hopkins
was greatly appreciated. Invitations are
but for another Of these luncheons, TO
be given by Mrs. Mason r. Cornell at
her home In Crsnston, Wednesday. oct.
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