The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-16

These arc the days OF new foods aut
no family is without its favorite brand
but IL is quite evident that ono famll,
on Dixie street will in the future sticl
20 the everyday common food.
This family is OF course. OF the old
fashioned sort. but it has daughter
who was married less than six months
ago. and lives I'm much better style than
her parents. for she lives on chops
steaks, etc
Last Sunday the daughter and her hus-
band spent the day with her parents,
and a good old-fashioned boiled dinner
was served. The dinner was prepared
as only good old-fashioned Irish woman
can prepare. and the daughter as wer as
the husband enjoyed H. even IL there
were no fine linen napkins. sllverware,
etc.
Before leaving tho daughter told her
mother of Breakfast Food that was
Just delicious. and mother said that she
would give II trial, and az taas mother
and father lived alone they had no one
10 send on an errand but a little niece
who lived in the same house.
Yesterday afternoon this little niece was
sent to a nearby store for a package OF
the Breakfast Food" recommended by
the daughter, and the daughter had given
her mother all of the necessary instruc-
tions how To prepare the same.
The neice got the food and THIS morn
ing the old lady and her husband par
took OF II. but neither Of them cared FOR
A.. The daughter, who lives nearby was
sent for, and the old lady asked where
the goodness I'm the Food" came I'm.
H. "a. n
81. The daughter asked TO see the pack
age and Judge her surprise when she saw
that her loving parents had endeavorcd to
make a breakfast from ordinary bird
food. The old lady Informed her
'toney" daughter there and then that she
and her husband could eat bird food or
any other kind OF food that they pleased.
but she and Mike" would stick 10 that
which they had been used TO.
GRACE DEPARTS AGAIN.
The conditions at the home OF Grace
White. on Aspnwall street, are by no
means To her liking. and for the third
time within few weeks has left It.
Report has II that one OF her parents
Is addicted TO liquor and the other is not.
and the one that is not is wrapped up in
Grace. who is said To be an exceedingly
good girl. other than the habit OF running
away from home, when things do not go
10 her liking.
Yesterday she saw signs of liquor upon
one OF her parents and the parent knew
that Grace would leave home. 80 Grace's
clothing was hid. but this did not pre-
vent her from going. as she dressed her
eelf I'm the street clothing of a younger
sister and took her departure. and unless
she is in the home OF a friend will be
quickly found.
None doubt the goodness OF this girl
who is about Is years old. for the readers
of The News will remember that IL is
not many weeks since she ran away from
home and was found by her father one
morning asleep In the cellar Of their
home.
II is quite likely that if she is found
BY the police down town that they will
take some action In the matter
CAME TO GRIEF.
The driver OF q team for a local coal
firm came to grief yesterday forenoon.
and the chances are. that Ms troubles
are not ended yet
The local man is n member of the un-
ION and at the corner OF WeyboSset and
Mathewson streets saw a team owned by
the Eastern Coal company in charge OF
a non union driver named Emanuel la
Mar. The local man bothered In Mar
all the way up Westminster street TO
Messer and at this place the local man
got I'm the way OF tho team owned by
the Eastern Coal company and the result
was that the local driver made a m stake
for his team being tho iightest. was bad
ly damaged.
Ia Mar told his story 20 the police. but
the man who drove the team was not 90
be found at the local yard this morning.
A NEW ORGANIZATION.
The Celtic Historical and Literary as
sociation, society recently organized
and comprising In IS membership many
men prominent IN Olneyvine and the Mt
Pleasant section will mold a grand sac
red concert. In Irons hail, Olneyville,
Sunday evening. May 3rd
Al well attended meeting OF the asso-
citation held last evening. the committee
in charge made a report relative TO the
arrangements for this event The com
mttee Is made up as follows: Peter g.
Cannon Thomas a. Armstrong Hon
Thomas y. Haven. James NJ Gilrain.
ESQ. Joseph Curran. James Quinn. l.. j.
Cofey. William Lannon. John DOYLE
James o'Brien. John McKenna, Michael
McGovern.
The association meets tho fret and
fourth Tuesday OF each month The
Officers are; President. Peter G. Cannon:
vice presidents. VI. j Degnan, Thomas a. I
Armstrong: treasurer. Mernard NJ Tier /
nan; secretary. Ernis Fecney, financial /
secretary, James o'B5en.
A WEDDING.
Michael Garvey, a well known railroad /