The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-18
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What's tn use
or rsisin' tn very deuce?
Amt no sense at ALL
OF maxim such a squali.
Bout
AIMS
My folks is slmos' crazy
Fathers sorter dazy;
Actin awful funny,
Took 10 bettin' money
Bout
AIMS
II
An there's Ma too-it's got'er
Fergits 10 get tn dinner;
Allus' addin' an subtractln'.
She'll drive me- to distractn
Bout
Sisters plum gone silly
An so is brother Willie;
Both readin' ancient hist'ry
Tryin' to solve tn myst'ry
Bout
Now IL I had that feller.
I'll bet ia make him beller;
He oughter be ashame'
or drivin' folks insane
Bout
Age.
TEDDY SAWYER.
Irving NJ Brown was fined so and costs
in the 9Th district court today. for selling
impure milk.
oliver Twist. a Juvenile. was held for
trial on Dec. 1st. by Judge Sweetand,
today. for playing ball on Sunday.
Isaac Cohen was assessed $5 and costs
by Judge Sweetland, today. for keeping
his shop open on Sunday. An appeal was
taken.
Mrs. Belle Batcheller, owner OF the
Bangor house. has sold out and Will leave
in few days for ST. Louis. where she
viii! engage I'm a similar business.
George A. Potter OF Is Chestnut street
reports that n coat. valued at $40, was
stolen from the Manchester street cleo
trio station, Monday afternoon.
A gum slot machine in front of Adolph
J. EriolSson's shop at 2S2 Prairie avenue.
was broken open, Monday night. Gum
md candy valued at 81 were stolen
William III. Harris, n Juvenile. ewho /
lrove of n horse and buggy belonging to |
Frank Maroni, was today placed on |
'robatIon by Judge Sweetland. until June
tn.
Henry r. Freeman, n hack driver for
Dennis f. Mccarthy a Son, undertakers.
eports stolen from their barn, S Ash
'urton street. this week. his Sis raglan
The Band OF Faithful Workers will meet
( the Mission OF the Coming King. s27
Broad street, near Congress avenue. this
vening at 7:46 o'clock, Mr.. Henry |
'rics will speak.
MIchale Pssauals pleaded not guilty in
he 9Th distriot court today to the charge
roperty OF Edward ]. Logan and was
eld I'm 500 for trial Friday.
The alarm from box 46 at SIS this
,orning was needessly given. Smoke is
uing from a chimney Of the Central Bap-
st church gave a passer-by the impress
lon that the building was on fre. The
4
everal alarms In previous years.
The Clason Architectural works. at AS
Kingsley avenue were broken into Mon
ay night and copper wire valued at $40
tolen. Later the wire was found In
benjamin Goldblat's junk shop, 400 West
street. by Detective Nickerson
nd Patrolmen King and Clifford
A horse harnessed TO a wagon, belong
ng to the Ward-Corby company, bakers
Il 46i Eddy street. ran away from the
'orner OF Elmwood and Potter avenues,
Il 4:5o y. m. yesterday. When near Mel
ose street the wagon was dashed against
! tree and was badly damaged There
vas no 'money-back' on that smash
~.
David w Eddy was placed on proba-
ion until June Sd. 1904. by Judge Sweet
and. today. for non-support. Eddy left |
MS family. eight months ago and went to
work I'm Pawtucket He contributed 81
week until Sept LIST, when he lost his Job
because of slackness OF business Eddy IL
o resume payment OF the 81 per week:
,ut no part OF this is Co go toward the
support OF a full grown son. who has been
oafing on his mother and who is to be