The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-01-29
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ULWtIVILLt.
Last evening Lieut.. Tyler. accompanied
by Sergt. Potter, the latter being taken
by quite number for Police Commits
sioner Luther made a cali upon the frst
grand social of the Eighth ward Indepen-
dent club which did such gallant services
at the last election, and landed their
man.
This social was in progress at Stokes
hall and would have been a great success,
had II not have been for the fact that the
committee OF arrangements had decided
10 open bar, which Is not new feat-
ure In the city. Some one. probably
chap who was defeated by the club at the
recent election, notified the police that
the Eighth ward Independent club was
selling beer and then there was snow
storm" for Mr.. Tyler came in and order
ed the committee TO "cut IL OUT which
was done but as soon az the officers had
got well out OF sight they ''cut IL in
again" and as the lieutenant came back
and found them selling ordered the party
TO disperse and the lights turned out.
This was IL o'clock. but the dancing pro-
gram was long enough to have kept the
party in the hall until nearly breakfast
time.
STOLEN BICYCLE FOUND.
The bicycle stolen from Miss Buckley
at her home 296 Valley street, Jan. l6
was found among the plunder at the
home OF Young McGahey on Howard
street. yesterday, and a lot OF spoons al
So the latter being the property of the
panspach Brothers. In view Jf the fact
| that the police have "A sufficient number
OF charges against this young man 10
| keep him out OF harms way for some
time, these later ones will not be present
| ed.
PARTY GOT LOST.
Colby Lewis. Eugene Hall. George Pot
| ter Myde Mclaughlin and Charles
Brown. all well known young men OF the
| annexed district attended surprise
| party at Manton last evening and did not
| return home until about 3 o'clock for the
reason that they undertook TO make a
| short cut for home and got lost. When
they did get home they were tired, but
happy.
| MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Charles Kraff assistant foreman tor
| the Banspach Bros. and Miss Clara
| Hennig we're married at the German
| church. corner of Union and Huntington
| a wedding dinner was served at the home
| OF the brides parents on Laban street.
| Mr. and Mrs. Kraff left on the mid
| night train for a short wedding tour.
sTRAYED FAR FROM HOME.
Phylius Wanworthi four years old, was wa,
found astray on Hartford avenue last
Manufacturing company. who took her
to his home. 457 Hartford avenue, and AT
once notified the ponGe: she S was es esiie1 e1
| Aborn street
| cENEpAT MENTION
A fellow giving his name as Dan Hart
was arrested ON Mantop avenue last
evening Tor revelling. Hart. with twg
companions monopolied the sidewalk and
they ran into Patrolman Smith, Wn9
grabbed Hart and the other two may De
running yet. -. .
ing on in this vicinity, and where goods
can be found for these sales. seems 10
mystify some, for the place Is said 70
have more OF such sales than any other
place OF it's size on the globe.
The remains OF the late Mrs. OIver
who died 80 suddenly at Manton on Mon Non
day evening, were called for at j, VIII
| Carpenters undertaking rooms on Plaln
| field street late yesterday AFTERNOON py
her brother-in-law, Samuel Banning oi
The police have been called upon again
| TO find Edward Manning, cripple,
years old, who is missing from rom ms mo no'i,e y,
made hts disappearance ana was soh'
| for some time. -, 4, sho.c,
Frank lie May. who mas peen IN cnuI ,as ~ :
| Of tho probation office for some time
| he not having cared for his family "a
| nc sbould was taken into custody las
evening on the request or the prooauoi
Arthur Downey of Alverson avenue
who is now located at Lawrence, Mass
writes his parents that he Will be nome
| &, about two weeks, as he has become
| tired OF Lawrence.
| The funeral OF George Bourbeau' VINO
was killed at tho Atlantic mills. was helo
at the home of his parents. "a Hunting
TON avenue. this morning. and was large
THE ofdcers-elect of Rowena Temple
| Rathbone Sisters. an auxiliary OF the
knights OF Pythias were Installed IN Ii
brary hall last evening.
Patrolman Bates Of the Cha1ee street
souad. Is improving In health and VII
soon be able 10 resume his duties,
! mud OF Hope lodge. l. q. q. f., NJ ".
held we'll attended session IN Stokes
hall last evening
Strengthening plasters oc.. for Sc
Relladonna plasters Sc. for 25c. Bor'
ated Talcum Powder lOc. box: Nursing
| BOTTLES with Brushes. all complete, lOc.
Bottle Nipples &c. for &c; Comfort
Powder II and 35c: Bath and Face
: sponges SC. 20 soc: Pure Vaseline &c. and
7 iOc. Rock Candy i5c. per pound. White
, pine Cough Syrup 23c.; Vegetable Cough
svrup 25c We give Discount Stamps
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