The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-05-01

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ice cream tubs bundles, etc, and when
he found that ne was a prisoner for the
evening. surrendered like man, ana
about this time the advance guard of the
invaders entered the house. and from
that time on. Until IL o'clock fun reigned
supreme and there was nothing that was
lacking to make the event happy one
which II was.
GENERAL MENTION.
At Sis hast evening. pedestrian got
quite "a shock while passing Il. 7. Luther
drug store, for he was struck with a
shower of falling glass, from the shop or
"A man named Brett, who conducts tall
oring establishment over the drug store.
The cause being a broken window.
This being the first Friday In the
month, special services were held in st.
Mary's Catholic church at $50 this morn
ing, again AT 1880 when the children
choir took part. The services of Holy
Hour will be held at 1880 this evening
A driver OF on OF the Eastern Coal COM
pany's team, and one driving lumber
reach entertained the folks on the square
this morning with fierce war or words
and blows were looked for every moment
John and Willie Walsh, who are little
more than babies strayed away from
their home 43 Manton avenue, yesterday
morning and late lathe afternoon were
found by the police.
Residents of SOS and $40 Plainfield street
have requested the police to break up
q gang OF young men who loiter about
their front doors during the evenings.
Three panes of glass were broken In
a window at the Valley Worsted mills
last evening 1t is supposed that n
drunken man who was seen about the
| building was the one who broke them.
The threatening weather did not pre-
vent a large number from getting n May
breakfast at the hall OF the Union Aid
society on Dewey street this morning.
Albert Thornley, OF Broadway, took a
party of his personal friends to East
Greenwich yesterday and returned with
more than 75 pounds OF FISH.
Helen E.. the little Slaughter Of Clarence
| f.. and Mary II. Sawyer, was buried
| from the home OF her parents, 43 Hill
wood street at o'clock this afternoon.
Owing TO improvements that are being
| made on San Soucis building. the fire
alarm signal I'm the square has been taken
| out OF commission for a few days.
| Norris Spevoch n peddler living on viii
! lard avenue, was stoned by gang OF
! boys on Atwood street yesterday after
noon.
Mathew Connell, four years old was
| found astray on the square yesterday,
/ and was sent To his home li3 Putnam
| street by the police
| Henry Cobb, one of the Brook and
| Governor street route. who has taken
| life easy during the winter months, re-
| turned 10 his car this morning.
| William Arnold of 50 Messer street re-
ports that a large number OF valuable
| fiowers were stolen from his lawn last
! night.
Henry Smith one of the oldest motor
| men I'm the employ OF the Rhode Island
company returned to duty after ill
ness OF several weeks.
The ear men during their lay-off spend
| their time talking over the new wagv
| schedule. which went into eect this morn
| ing.
There is TO be whippet race at King
| Philip park, Thornton, tomorrow after
| noon.
| There was but one arrest In this dis
trict during the past "a hours, and that
! was for drunkenness.
Mrs r. G.. Loser of Hartford Conn, IL
| visiting her old friends. ME-. and Mrs III
| C. Pohle. AT Sol Plainfield street.
Mounted Patrolman Luby II on the
sick list.