The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-24
BRISTOL.
Reward Offered for italian.
Supervisor Appointed
pIicatlon for Liquor Licenses.

A special meeting OF the town council
was held Thursday evening with Messrs.
Cummings. Waldron and Gladding pres
ent Councilman Cummings was elected
president pro TEN in the absence OF Presi-
dent Franklin. The following supervisors
were elected TO serve at the election TO
be held November 3. Democratic-Wil-
liam =. Hammill John McElvogue, John
j. Byrnes; Repubhcan-Fred NJ. Dixon,
Arthur w Barrett and Leon j. kenney.
The following were elected special con-
stables: Archille r.. Maturf,. William
Hodgkfnson, Thomas Duty. IL was
ordered that a reward of SIS be paid to
any person or persons that apprehend
Silvia Granato, alias Tony Carmardis.
who made an assault with dangerous
weapon upon Tony Branocore and
Almdro Theodviso, on Tuesday, october
20.
Edward Trudeau. a native OF Canada.
died at his residence on Hope street OPP
posite the Boston store. after a very
short illness from apoplexy. lie was a
widower and his age was SO years. His
funeral was held yesterday morning. the
body being taken TO St Mary's church
where a requiem mass was solemnized
by Rev p. McCabe Burial was at st.
Marys cemetery.
The public schools were closed We'd
nesday and Thursday. giving the teach
ers an opportunity to attend the annual
institute OF instruction In Providence.
Richard S. Gladding and family have
removed TO Beverly. Mass. where Mr..
Gladding In engaged IN business.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w Goff. who have
been enjoying a wedding trip have ar
rived home.
Samuel Card has sold to John r. Callan
two lots OF lanc located at the corner
OF High street and Borden avenue. The
sale was made through the agency OF
Col. Clark II. Straight.
The annual official visitation of the
grand officers OF the Grand Encampment
I. o. o. +. OF Rhode Island. was made
last evening TO Wampanoag Encampment
No. OF this town
The grand officers present were Grand
Patriarch John r. Bowen. Grand High
Priest John II. Kent. Grand Marshal
James Makepeace. Past Grand Patriarch
Walter c. Stackpole. Speeches were made
by the grand officers and other visitors,
and also by officers OF the local encamp-
ment An oyster supper was served at
the close.
officer Munro OF the night polic~e Is off
duty on account OF illness. His beat Is
being patrolled by Special officer Gerald
Bruanelle
Joseph Lewis OF Providence. has asked
the assistance Of the local police In To-
eating his daughter. Mary Lewis. IL
years OF age, who he says ran away
from her home In that city and he thinks
might be found i'm Bristol.
The following applications for licenses
have been made TO sell pure spurious.
intoxicating and malt liquors at retail
only" Second class-Bernard Breen.
otr a
street; T. w Calvin q Co, Thames
street Bernard Hart. Thames street;
Timothy Hurley. Bristol hotel. State
street: James Holmes State street: Pat
rick II. Morris. Bradford street: r. NJ
Morris q Co. Bradford street: T. M.
Morris Co. Thames street. Henry r.
Manchester. Thames street: Luke f..
Mclaughlin. Wood street; Hugh Murphy.
Thames street: Hugh Murphy. Bradford
street Robert Newbold. Jr. Wood street /:
Paul PAWN. Thames street: Henry F. 8.
Rawson. State street. T. F. Rawson.
Thames street; John T n Warren. State
street. The town council will be in ses-
sion In the council chamber Friday even
ing. November 20. 1908. at O'Clock u.
m. at which time and place all persons
SO desiring will be heard on the matter
Of granting such applica tions
The annual reception OF the Congrega-
iional club rendered 10 the members ~
the church and congregation was held
last evening I'm memorial chapel and was
very enjoyable affsir. Mrs. r H. Buff
hnston presided. During the evening a
violin orchestra NJ four pieces composed
of Misses Bertha Piggot. Bertha Buffing-
ton Harriet Lane and Elizabe Cooke
students AZ Pembroke han. Brown uni.
versity, rendered a delightful program
Miss Helen Waldron gave readings and
during the evening refreshments of cake
conee and Ire cream were served
The italian who did the cutting in the
anray at the rubber works has not been
captured and ~ Is thought he has fed
10 New York
Among the many ducks killed yester-
dhN ny a local nimrod was n arNen-
winged teal. very rare bird in this
vicinity.
Rumor has n that the Herreshorr
Manufacturing company will commence
w inc near future giving employees Sat
urdays for holidays for an indefinite pe
ROD At present work Is rather slack
there
Miss r. Brown with twenty NJ bsr
pupils Is TO give a demonstration of the
1hoert system ~ physical culture AT toe
J. NJ. e. A gymnasium week from the
coming wednesday. Miss Brown ,s a
graduate Of the Gfihert sur,,,.. -,