The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-21

worth "takIng I'm" for this club believes
in having the best of everything anu
plenty OF A. There will be no lack OF atm
ietic sports. for small fortune mas oeeh
expended I'm foot ball, base ball bats etc,
Carriages will leave Gladstone ana
Academy avenues for the farm at ~ a.
m. and this would indicate that the Hon
Daniel f. Grady had hand In the out
Ing.
Mr. John Mcclure. his three sisters
with the Misses Hogan. Corrigan, Dono-
van. Purcell Ryan, McGuigan, Coonan'
Malling and Brannigan are enjoying
two weeks vacation In Baby Rest cot
/ tage at Mark Rock These young folks
are well known on Mount Pleasant. ana
nearly every evening during their stay at
! the cottage will entertain others or their
| friends, who are not fortunate enough 10
get away from the city. but khey ADVISE
all who come to spend an evening to pro-
vide themselves with n locomotive mead
light for there is hardly a darker place
on earth al night than where they are To-
Gated.
FREE DELIVERY ASSURED.
The Free Postal Delivery for Cranston.
Arlington Auburn and other villages Is
now an assured fact. and Will undoupted-
| ly be I'm operation I'm less than one week
as the routes have been laid out, ana all
The ground will be covered by nine car
riers and they will come from this, the
| Elmwood and North station offices.
These carriers will be selected from the
| substitute list Just who the fortunate
| ones will be will not probably be known
| or at least announced until the day they
begin their labors.
MOVE ALONG.
Since yesterday morning no one has
! been allowed 10 linger on either side OF
! Manton avenue I'm the vicinity OF the At
lantic mills. and this IL quite a relief to
those who have business there for In the
past the night help from the mill would
congregate here and pedestrians were
obliged To use the middle Of the street.
Even III there was not a battle on
GENERAL MENTION
Last night there were but two patrol
men In the entire annexed district the
Asame number that covered II before
THAT portion became a part OF the city.
and this is likely 10 be the case for some
time to come. for at the present time
there are about seven men short, and
the vacation season makes matters still
worse
Mrs Mary Degnan OF Weeks street re-
ported to the police last night that her
Is year old son had not been home for
two nights She wants the police To find
-
out for So that was taken by some ono
from between two ticks OF her sleeping
room
Robert Rammage OF this place returned
from New York this morning Mr.
Rammge was one Of those who saw the
yacht race and from his point OF view
says that the Reliance is an easy win
: ner. He also says that the rain came
down I'm sheets.
William II Catlow. manager for th'
5 car mems ball team. would like 10 hea
I from the clerks. the team from Sal
o Soucls. or the night operatives Of tn
e New York New Haven and Hartfor,
road and in fact any team OF an edua
e callbre To play his team any afternoon
q barring Saturday.
2 Charles Hickey and Herbert Giblln wen
e on a tear yesterday. They hoated int
) the annexed district aid started In Z
e clean out the place but they ran afou
of Patrolmen White and Bates who lock
II ed them up.
v Charles McTeavy. who was found O
Il Hartford avenue Monday morning by IN
a police OF the Chaffee street station an
was said 20 be suffering from hard drinl
n ing. died at the Rhode Island hospitI
Il this morning His wife. who Is boardln
!. at 10 Julian street was notified.
e IL was q pleasure TO the many frient
n OF jolly Frank Slavin To see him out We
I terday Mr. Slavin has oeen sufterr
/. with an attack OF dysentery and his al
:. pearance shows that he had "clo'
) call
/. The employees Of TAFT & weedens mil
were somewhat surprised yesterday whe
r told that the mill would shut down
(. noon Saturday. and would not open I
: again for nj least one week
: The Crown mill. recently operated I
= Hutchinson a Greene and later by VI
: with capital OF $4,000 which meai
, much for this place
!. Everett Angel. who for a number
: years has been = motorman on the Thor
J, ton line. has severed hts connection WI
: the company. and will try farm life q
The three year-old child Of Michael L
- ban was found astray on the square ye
Il terday by Patrolman White and returS'
ie William Colthurst of 3a Grove sire
S~reported 10 the police that his hose WI
broken into late yesterday afternoon. b'
~ The remains of Thomas ,Oldham. WI
e.. died az Thornton. were laid away
ey Central Falls today. the funeral service
re Quick. full and reliable returns OF u
an yacht races will be displayci from q
en- branch office OF the News Heffernan
er, news stand. n Hartford avenue.
Fred Cobb of the Dyer avenue nj
fr. has returned from his vacation. which
nd spent with relatives az Cape Cod.
nj Mrs. Roger Flower who fell from
on Hartford avenue car a few evenings ae
80 is reported az being somewhat improve
We William r. Gilmore. manager ~ q
Oneyviile Public market IL enjoying ,
annual vacation.
JOHN o'coNNslI,
yer Hats. Caps. Furnishings. Trunk store a
ner Laupdrs is Just above the postofriee