The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-02-05
NEWSLETS
PROFANUM VUlGUS.


one who drinks hard is a soak
While he who has parted with money
in these modern days-why hes
broke"
A drink-why that's called a smile
A face Is politely CD called mug
And one who 10 you Is suspicious
Is Oft spoken OF as a thug
He who lives on his friends is
'sponger'
And likewise sometimes called
beat
While he who is known to be sporty
They say-'he can trot EN- a neat
Girls as a rule are called "bloomers'
A beauty Is put down as peach
While one who won't scrape acquaint-
ance
Is said TO be "clear out of reach"
A girl who is fast is a ''chippie
One that's not pretty is rank
And she who is always complaining
Is dubbed by the men as a crank
A swell-dresser is now called stun
ner''
And many new terms such as that
But when we talk sense OF the fair sex
"A girls a girl for a that"
TEDDY SAWYER.
Hose l6 put out a chimney fire at 9l2
Branch avenue, last evening. No dam
age.
Ginsne Dortoloni was fined 80 and cost
in the police court. today for revelling
on Richmond street last night
A coat valued at SIS belonging 10
Charles Whalen. was stolen from the
What Cheer stable. on Benefit street
yesterday.
on proba ton until June >, by Judge
sweetland. today for being a common
night walker.
Patrick J. Britt was bound over to the
grand jury in 500 today, for larceny OF
s21 from Patrick Haggerty. of l6 South
Main street
John 3. Hassilrs nsh market at 79s
Eddy street, was entered Wednesday
night Canned goods, fish and bread.
valued at $50 was stolen.
Thomas Connell was fined 81 and costs
by Judge Sweetland, today. for the theft
OF a pair of pantaloons from in front of
Samuel Schnabers store, yesterday.
Sarah Vests residence. at 10 Edwin
street. was entered Tuesday afternoon.
by the use OF a duplicate key. From
a handbag containing sl3 in cash ss was
taken.
Andrew Carroll. of 10 Arnold street.
fell when in front OF 81 Point street
| this morning, receiving a severe cut on
| his head. He was sent to the Rhode
| Island hospital.
| The alarm from box 50. at a:15 o'clock
| last night. was for a fire I'm the cellar OF
| O'Rourke Brothers carriage shop. 575 Ed
! dy street. An overheated furnace caused
damage TO the extent OF US.
Robert Rogers was fined 500 and costs,
in the Sixth district court today. for the
larceny Of a suit of clothes, valued at So
from Levi c. Vein and others. The gar
ments were taken from wagon.
The committee on ordinances met al
the city hall yesterday afternoon to con
slider the draft OF an ordinance regulating
the sale. transportation and storage OF
explosives and explosive chemicals.
Patrolman " ]. Macdonald of the eth
station found that a pane OF glass had
been broken in the door of Annie A. Has
wells grocery store at 1851 Eddy street,
early this morning. Tobacco and cookies,
valued at $l.S5 had been stolen.
Torracinta Davis, OF S. North Main
street. Pawtucket. visited the Park thea
tire. Tuesday evening and there lost his
pocketbook containing $15. One OF the
ushers had found H. When Mr. Davis
counted his money he found that s55 of
il had disappeared
An Atwell's avenue car ran into wag-
on at the corner of Jackson and Foun-
tain streets. yesterday noon. Harry Rob-
blee OF 81 Battey street, was thrown
from the wagon and sustained several
contusons.
Isaac Booth OF 1889 Westmins ter street
fel when in front Of the Browning a
King store. corner Eddy street. just be-
fore IL o'clock last night. His face was
cut and his hands scratched. Or. w. II.
Johnson attended the old man and Lieut..
ONeil sent him TO the Rhode Island hos
pital. whore he soon recovered.
The regular meeting OF the Providence
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will he held In the small hall of the Y.
| NJ G. \. building. entrance Jackson
street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
| Mrs. Mary &. Fits. formerly police ma
tran OF Central Falls. will speak on the
curfew law. The public is invited TO at
| tend.
John McCarvll visited saloon at 3Ss
1 South Main street. yesterday afternoon.
| intending TO raffle off watch which he
/ valued at S5 lie passed the watch 20
i one man VINO handed II 10 anOther and
/ eventually IL disappeared. This morning
| Thomas Broclart was arrested, the watch
| recovered and he was fined $50 and cost.
| by Judge Swctland. The police valued
| the watch at s..
| An exhibition OF Photographic Lantern
| slides was given at the rooms Of tho
| Providence Camera club. i52 WeybosSe
street. last evening. They were furnished
Il hN IL
n. Y. clubs. There are 80 camera clubi
now affiliated which exchange slides fo
| exhibition purposes Alfred IL. Shur
rocks exhibited about 100 prints.
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