The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-22
WouId-be Pugi|ist Receives Lesson He
Will Not Soon Forget
Ouarre|some Relative Causes Trouble
in Household Bell Again in Trouble.
or.vxle Branch Providence News is at HeHernan
,1.,vs store re Hartford avenue Telephone 4o-West

saws that there were more than 5000
men in line. and that there were no less
than 30. 600 Wis tors in the city, and IL was
one of the largest demonstrations ever
held In Hartford.
For the benefit OF those residing on
Westminster street hill The News has In
addition to its reliable bulletins issued at
the main and branch offices, mace ar
rangement with John O'Connell, ls4e
Westminster street, 10 give them the
same service.
Harry Abbott OF Thornton will have a
whippet race Saturday and Monday, Sept
8 and I, and has offered handicap OF
$50. which is said to be the largest ever
offered In rhe history of the sport.
. Among the residents OF this place who
will take a prominent part at the conven-
ton OF the Supreme Court, Foresters OF
America, next week. are Frank Canning
and John F. Harlow.
The Robert Emmett Literary associs-
ton will meet tomorrow afternoon and the
committee on the Robert Emmett celebra-
ton that Is 10 be held September 20. viii
be present
Some one passing WI. whipples furni-
ture store on Manton avenue yesterday
afternoon dropped a match into pile OF
furniture The result was a blaze, which
was extinguished by John Humphrey. an
employe. Damage about IS.
The police will confer a favor upon the
residents OF Harris avenue by putting In
little time between $50 and s:l5 In the
evening. and keeping an eye on an Ital-
ian who Is in the habit OF driving fast.
Mrs. Hunt OF 6sl Atwell's avenue re-
ported TO the police that white bull dog
owned by Charles Pooly policeman OF
woonsocket. and who is a guest at home,
was stolen last evening.
Tebbe Goodroe of 1929 Westminster
| street reported 10 the police last evening
that a roll OF carpet. valued AZ s.. had
been stolen from an attic room some time
since the 18th inst.
John T. Kenyon Of Rye street has been
elected as member Of the advisory
board OF the grand encampment Of the
O. a. r. at San Francisco.
The Misses Mary Mcnamara and
two weeks vacation with Miss King on
Willow street returned TO their home
at Bridgeport. Conn. today.
| The fair committee OF St Mary
church will meet with the pastor tomor.
row afternoon at o'clock. All who are
interested are invited 10 be present.
rss%S: vSa Mills nes.nt a this o ,np esss New Ens
land Photographers association at Bos'
ton yesterday.
The Gospel tent on Dorchester avenu,
will be located at the corner or Acad
emy and Gladstone avenues on and af
ter Tuesday OF next week.
| James Henry OF y Pocasset avenue
| VINO was injured ~ waterbury. tonn.
a short time ago. Is improving steadily.
Michael Conley OF 10 Pocasset avenu
has broken ground for a new house o.
Pocasset avenue, near Bancroft street
patrolman John Y. Byron OF this place
but connected with the Knight stree
police station. with his family. has -
, turned from visit TO Boston.
A bicycle owned by DIR. w. III. Ions
fellow and valued at sos was stolen fror
the hallway OF his office. 20 Olneyvill
:, square.
: Henry McGee. n we'll known resident
Oak street. died suddenly from hea
disease yesterday.
;. Charles McCarty and wife. who ma,
!. been visiting friends here. have return,
. to their home at Washington. d. c.
, Charles l.. Nadeau OF Danielsonvil
/" company has entered the employ OF II.
Hough
j. The Falka club will have its annu
. outing at the Warwick club tomorrow
Mrs Mary ODonnell OF s. Pocsss
avenue is visiting at Riverside
L JOHN O'CONNELl,
n iats Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store a.
AZ Laundry Is lust above the postoffico-