The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-11-22
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| There was given q performance In n
| little hall away back In the woods on
Bowlet street last evening by the Tum-
vevein Vorwarts. a most excellent enter
tainment. and demonstrated the fact that
there is at least one Athletic. Literary
and Social club in the state. That is
just what II represents to be-
The club Is made up OF worhdngmen.
who pay the small sum OF Is cents per
month. and for this they and each MEM
ber of their family have the privilege OF
using the many health machines. The
most important feature OF the club Is the
attention paid TO the children, who are
taken In charge by Herman /; Bonat and
Robert Il. Judisch. who are the instruc-
tors OF the club. and the ages OF the chill
dren who make UP the present classes
range from little tots OF four TO fifteen
OF both sexes and their performance last
night was 80 excellent that Deputy City
Clerk Chevers. who Is an active MEM
Der. has inaugurated a movement 70 have
is a member OF the North American
Gymnastic league. and Is the only one
The exercises last evening consisted OF
II numbers. and IL would be difficult 10
announce which was the best. This por-
short season OF dancing and sociability.
which Is half OF the life OF a German. and
while this nationality is in control OF the
club any citizen can become q member.
This club started In a small building
few years ago. and since then they have
been obliged TO build on number Of ad-
ditions, but the growth and the useful
ness OF the club has been such that "A
much larger hall Is TO be erected at once.
Many were unable to gain admission to
the hall last evening, as the greater part
OF the floor was needed for the exercises.
YOUNG LADY Hit. A
There was quite little commotion at
the Valley street bleachery yesterday
morning. when Miss Lizzie Colwell was
taken III, but by the help OF some OF her
associates she resained consciousness be-
In the day she was taken sick again and
for nearly two hours messengers were
for cns to to tanpa for Ms tss
young lady was taken In an unconscious
c9ndlti9n .,n IN n carriage to he her home rod on
for by the family physician.
NARROW ESCAPE.
railroad man whose name could not
be learned had a narrow escape from Sc
rious injuries on Plainfeld street yester- |
day forenoon He had Just come out OF a
bundles and made a rush for a passing
car. but lost his footing and was dragged
some distance before the conductor Of the
car discovered his position.
The car was brought TO a standstill and |
the fellow was assisted to the car That !
was unable TO walk and his clothing was |
badly torn.
RECOVERED THE DOG
Micheal Sweeney whose home Is on |
Steere avenue called at the Chaffee |
street police station last evening and re- |
ported the loss of valuable st. Bernard |
puppy and little later In the evening /
the police found the puppy with five /
men on Manton avenue, one OF whom /
that the dog had followed them.
OFF FOR EUROPE.
Miss Mary Gavegan OF Putnam street
and William Hardman sailed for Europe |
this afternoon In the steamship Ivernia
Of the Cunard line from Boston. Miss
Gavegan goes to Ireland and Mr.. Hard
man TO Manchester, Eng.
POLO GAME.
i-3 I'm an exciting game from start to
hnish on the Beane lot on Plainheld
street yesterday afternoon. Mcdowell and
Carpenter excelled for the Grays while
MeKen played well for the pisitors- The
line up as follows: Grays-McDowell, r.:
Gordon r.; Hero, c.; Carpenter. n. D. Luz
,itt e. Union--Melvin. r. b.: Marshall, r.;
Melvin. c. e.; McKenna. h. b.; Rushton.
g. Referee, Tim Lynch, timer, John
Lynch.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
tion will meet tomorrow afternoon at
D. clock and celebrate the IS anniversary
,f the Manchester Martyrs In their
rooms on Broadway.
James T.. Mooney OF Stokes street, who
had an abscess removed from under mis-
collar bone at the Rhode Island hospital
/ few days ago. IL reported as doing nice
"
The patrolmen will put on their best
clothes today and will be Inspected py
he commission on the Dexter Training
grounds A parade Is looked for next
week.
William German. a we'll known resident
" Florence street. underwent success
'ul operation at the Rhode Island hos
oital. yesterday.
Teavy machinery r. being drawn
through the square at all hours OF the day
or Fletcher's new mill at Thornton.
A number of well known business men
vent to Mark Rock yesterday where
hey were entertained by Il. T. sheldon.
Miss EVELYN Brown OF Johnston Is be-
ng entertained by Miss Ethel Sewell OF
2 Pocassct avenue.