The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-07
Big Attendance Scheduled for St.
Mary's Fair Tonight.
Tuxsdo's Will Try TO Beat Champions.
Mt Pleasant Improvement Club.
Olneyvle Branch of the Providence News Hefenans
News Store IS Hartford Telephone 4o--West

Should the weather be pleasant this
svening, the attendance at st. Mary's
fair will be about as large as II was on
the opening nights for the following or
Ganizations are to De present: The Young
Mems Literary and Social club. Division
30. g. Ancient Order OF Hibernians, VIII
liam Orr Guards, Newman Council,
knights OF Columbus and the ST. An
thony society. The latter expects TO
have n party large enough TO quite hll
the hall. for many OF the ladies OF the So
c3ety will take part, weather permitting.
Besides this Prof. Faucher viii have an
orchestra OF Go pieces.
Last evening the attendance was large
and among the organizations present,
were the Woman's Catholic Benevolent
Legion and the Hibernian Knights.
The successful contestants of the eve
ming were Peter Orr. Thomas Harlow,
Mrs HaIlahan. The Rev. Fr Tiernan,
Miss Helen Ahitns. Miss Katherine
veasie. Maurice Lynch Rev. FIR. ID. NJ.
Lowney, Miss Lucy Cannon, Miss Isa-
bella Gormy. Frank Fowien and Mrs.
Trafnor.
FOR BLOOD AND CASH
There will be game OF ball on the
Merino flats Saturday afternoon, that
certainly VIII be worth seeing The game
Tllxedos. who were the leaders in the
Providence Amateur league, and while
the Dewey Boys are the champions of
the state. the Tuxedos won four or FIVE
games from them.
The Tuxedos think they can trim them
Just one more game The game is for
s25 a side and the, SIS Is no bluff for II
will be put on exhibition I'm one OF the
display windows OF a large store within
a day or so.
IL is understood that the winning team
will walk away with the purse and entire.
gate receipts. and the latter will un-
doubtedly he a pretty good sized pile.
TALL CHIMNTys.
The second large chimney for the At
iantic mills has been built to the height
OF about 80 feet and the other one is
As feet when the second has been con-
structed 10 the last named height, gang
OF chimney builders from New York viii !
take the work I'm hand and will finish the
Sob. the height 10 be $50 feet.
There are hut few bricklayers In this
vicinity who care to work much higher
above the ground that A. feet
GETTING DOWN To WORK.
An important meeting OF the Mount
Pleasant Improvement club was held In
Fogarty's hall on Putnam street Presi-
dent Lawrence j. Coffey In the chair. Re-
port Of the executive committee was
given by L. j. Coffey, who spoke at some
length on the excellent work done by the
club at the caucus. where the candidates
selected by the Tilden and Mount Pleas
ant Improvement clubs were successful
and predicted a similar victory at the
caucus to be held Oct. "a The report OF
the committee was received
Remarks were made by Thomas Arm
strong, Michael Kane, James Coffey Ber
nard Nc Tiernie. John OLeary, John
Tucker. Peter @. Cannon. The election
committee was instructed to confer with
executive OF the Tilden club and the
ward committee I'm making up ticket for
the caucus to be on Oct. a. The club then
adjourned 10 meet again at the call OF the
chair.
GENERAL MENTION.
Edward Haistrom OF les Clifford street
wan made happy man at the Chaffee
Street Police station this morning for
he rode away on his new bike that had
been stolen from the front OF l0ll West
minister street Monday afternoon and
was found by Patrolmsn Campbell about
p O'Clock Monday night under the shed
In the rear OF the old Greek tavern on
Hartford avenue.
There appeared an item in this column !
, day or so ago that an italian pro-
duce peddler collided with and broke n \
wheel of Patrolman Bates carriage. and /
Il was inferred that Patrolman Bates was
from the Chaffee Street station. Such
was not the case. but II was Patrolman
Bates Of the Johnston police force.
John T. Cooney Of this place returned
from New Bedford. Mass last evening,
he being the principal speaker at the
Robert Emmet anniversary at the place
SUNDAY evening He says that more than
100 persons took part In the parade.
eno that the han where the exercises were
neld was filled 10 the doors
Ar. and Mrs Pohle and John Kehoe
were pleasantly surprised at their home.