The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-20
Successful Outing Of Rop3 Council K.
c. at Warwick Club.
Father Kelley Tells Of Audience With
Pope Lso-Olhsr News.
Onevvie Providence News Heernans News
Store 1s Hartford Avenue. Telephone 4o-West.

! ceived by the police from the Toby street
nome that suspicious person was loung-
ing about the home. Lieut.. Tyler at
one OF the officials that the man had &c
costed little girl, one OF the inma!ss.
The girl was very much frightened .his
official said that the man had been hang
ing about the home for an hour and a
half.
The lieutenant then went up 10 the
young man and asked him what he want
| ed. and the reply that he made was,
| None OF your business" When asked
what his name was and where he lived
the fellow made the same reply and added
that he was taxpayer and had perfect
right TO be on the street With that the
| lieutenant placed him under arrest and
took him to the Chaffee street station.
and here the young man was more pill
able. and came to the conclusion that he
was not the only pebble on the beach,
dress. and in fact was willing TO say al
most anything so long as he could get
nesses to testify that he had done any
/ thing out OF the way he was allowed TO
go. He lives on Valley street
A PECULIAR MIXUP.
Two well-known young men. employed
/ in a tea and coffee store I'm the square,
were In bad fix Saturday evening, for
during the afternoon they sent their Sun
day clothes TO a local tailor 10 be pressed
and fixed up for Sunday. About o'clock
gg found Teh that the shop was closed and and no
one seemed TO know where the tailor re-
sided Then there was a hustle by the
home. which was at Fall River. one c:
the clerks was obliged to leave the store
with pair OF old trousers on. but he
he would lend him for Sunday. and these
were done up In a piece OF paper.
The clerk then went to barber shop.
bundle and started for Fall River. In
the shop at the time was a cigar clerk.
and he. too. had bundle: but It was
laundry. When the Fall River iad went
out he took the cigar clerks laundry and
left the trousers. and when the cigar
clerk reached home he found that he. too.
must borrow. for he wanted clean shirt.
This morning the bundles wore ex-
changed. but the cigar clerk did not ex-
change any kind words with the tea and
coffee clerk.
WILL THEY KEEP THEIR PROMISES.
Edward Adams, Robert johnson. WILL
liam Holden and Walter Nc Garty start
ed for Shawomet Beach this morning,
where they are 10 camp out for the week.
Mr.. Adams for more than two weeks has
promised his friends lot Of fish. and TO
carry out his promises will have TO bring
| them not less than ton and half. Mr..
Johnson stands in the same light so far
as clans are concerned while foxey Nc
Garty said nothing.
Mr.. Holden thinks that he will be better
y ] "
who Is clerk at r. A. Smiths Drygoods
store has taken a grip along full OF Cas-
carets to offset the work done by Hol-
: dens style of cooking.
LOOKS BAD FOR WILLIE.
( William Connors. young man who
makes his home with an uncle at 26
Handy street went to the ball game Sat
[ urday. and was arrested by Patromen
5 ! Kelly and Feeney. II Is reported that
I young Cononrs some time ago enlisted
T In the navy, stayed two days and then
4 deserted II is also stated that he sold
v his sailor rig and for this the govern
4, ment may take him In charge He was
A arrested for stealing S from Edward
;. Gaffney. a chum. for the two slept In a
u barn few nights ago when Gaffney
o woke up In the morning his chum and "a
were missing. The down town police Of
a hcialS have been looking for Connors for
d some time
q GENERAL MENTION
n The signs on a line OF cars running
Il through the square are quite interesting
4" for on one side OF the front dasher can
be seen the s.gn. Take this car for
n, chestnut Grove, and on the other
u Take this car for Swan Point GENE.
20 terry"
'e The newly appointed letter carriers
y Callnghan, Coyne and Cairns are now
carrying regular routes. as some OF the
y | older carriers are on their vacations
e Substitute carriers Kelly and Sheath arc
8 making the night collections
l. Moterman Thomas H. Russell OF tn,
Brook ond Governor and James f Grow
n 'ey OF the Dyer avenue lines are spending
e their vacations at Narragansett Pier
'e The Rev. Fr. James +. Bannahan VIII,
has charge Of a parish at Wheelersbutg
Ohio Il visiting his parents on Cutie
e. street
: John W. Williams one OF the clerks
the branch office OF the Union Trus
company and family are at Hillsboro. y
II, for an outing
Thomas II Carr OF this place wa
among the number Who went TO BaIti
more Saturday evening with the Elk
excursion.
Division No n. Ancient order Of III
bernians met Yesterday afternoon an
admitted a number Of candidates
stephen Curtain Of Zf Grove street ha
reported 20 the police that his i3-year-ol
brother o. missing from home
The Misses Mamie Donovan and Ev
Guertln. Of San soucis force. are enjoy
Ing their annual vacation.
The highway department are maxim
much needed repairs on the upper en-
of Plsinneld street
Henry c. pohle. has gone 10 Bosto
for a few days
Don, forget the Regents Moonlgi
Wednesday evening Steamer leave
from i3s Dyer street
JOHN o'coNNgLI,
o Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk Store an
Laundry Is Just above the postoffics.