The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-12

dealer on the square. got a pleasant call
from one OF his friends this morning, for
he had I'm his display window yellow
bicycle. and was told that perhaps IL
would be good Judgment 10 have one OF
different color In the window before Tues
day evening, and as Mr. Harlow Is not
partial to that color he will willingly
make the change.
GENERAL MENTION.
Patrick Conroy. young man we'll
known in this vicinity, returned home
day or so ago. Pat, as he is best known,
lost his arm by falling from freight
train near Portland, Me. some time ago,
an account of which was given in this
column at the time.
Charles Falon who has held posi-
ton as conductor on the famous degree
team of Willow Camp, Modern Woodmen
OF America has rendered his resignation
as such, owing TO his accepting a night
position in the Ernscliffe mills.
Charles Pierce. who Is In the employ
OF the Rhode Island company az starter.
has many funny questions TO answer dur
Ing the day, but yesterday II marked the
climax, when a hobo asked him. Where
do you get the big glasses OF beer?"
Airline Rebekah lodge. connected with
Mount Pleasant lodge OF Odd Fellows,
held a well attended meeting In their hall
two candidates were initiated and two
applications for memberships were re-
ceived.
Harry w. Daw who recently went to
Lewiston Me. writes his parents that
they don't know what ice Is, for he saw a
piece IS inches thick and Harry has al,
ways been looked upon as truthiui
young man.
member OF the order Of Preachers OF New
York and who preached the conservation
sermon at St Mary's Catholic church, Of
fciated at the Lenten services OF that
Some time ago John Murphy. II years
old OF Thornton. was reported as missing
from his home. He was found by his
parents at Worcester, where he mad peen
visiting his uncle.
Daniel Dooley. who fell on the sidewalk
in front OF his home on Hyatt street nine
weeks ago. has arrived home from the
hospital. An icy sidewalk was the cause
of Mr.. Dooley's misfortune.
One. OF the four horse teams Of the
Standard OH company got stalled on
Fruit Hill avenue yesterday morning and
II required IL horses TO extricate the team
from the mud.
four candidates and one application for
membership was received at the session
of Bud OF Hope lodge, I. o. o. r.. M. u.
'rhe choir OF St Anthony's church and
others who are to take part in the con-
cert to be given on st. Patrick,s night
nelu TfIPaffdl ldSt evening.
John 7. Jackson OF 100 Beaufort street
has a stray dog at his place that he
wants taken away The dog officers have
been notified.
Lieut. tyler OF the Chaffee street po-
lice sta ton is confined to his residence on
Webster avenue with an attack OF indi-
gestion.
A number OF Masons from this vicinity
will attend the meeting OF LIMERICK
lodge at LIMERICK tomorrow evening.
one man and two women were arrested
In this district last evening for being
drunk
Now Is the time TO take Spring Medi-
cines Mason's Sarsaparilla, 55c.: Pure
Sulphor SC. per H.; Kings Kidney and
Liver Cure. 75c.; Atwood's Bitters. l9c.;
Tonic Stomach Bitters SIC; Cascarets.
tor,; Buffe,s Malt Whisky, re, PaiHes
Celery Compound, e9c.; Woods Sarsapa
rilia. 1sc Romock 81 DO: Beef. Iron and
Wine. CSC. and soc. Cola Wine SOC: Faith
er Johns Medicine, 40c and 75c. Syrup
Hypophosphates Tie Byron A. Smith PHe-
scription Druggist 10 Olneyville Square.
We give Discount Stamps with all pur-
chases.
w. SLATER MOwRY HAS REMoD-
elled Robbins Restaurant II Hartford
avenue. Everything the best.
THE ONLY PLACE IN THE STATE
where you can buy wall paper. and got
border free. 1863 Westminster street
JOHN O'CONNEIl,
/ Hats cans FuruIshinus Trunk Store nd