The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-31
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able and all would indicate that Mrs.
Mills was the one TO be pitied.
FOOTBALL.
The Roosevelt Alumni Football team
Will I'm all probability have the strong
Cranston High school team as their oppo-
nents on Thanksgiving day and good
game will be looked for. The players that
the Roosevelt team expect 90 kick from
are Siegel OF Manual. Roosevelt grad
uate. Sassy. formerly with Manual Cook.
Francis. Collision, now with East Green
wlch, Swain, Mains, Farnell. last year
with English High, Ames or Tom Casey.
with Manual this year. Sherman. with
English High, Rothemich Hall and Riley,
with Bryant and Stratton. All are grad
yates from Roosevelt school so eligible 70
play on the team called Roosevelt Alum
nj. which makes a practice OF playing
once year on Thanksgiving day.
GENERAL MENTION.
Thomas Dorsey. an insurance collector,
was arrested this morning for making an
assault upon John. the little son of Pat
rick Harlow. Dorsey left his wheel n,
front of a store on the square and IL fell
over into the street, and young Har-
low was In the act OF righting II up when
Dorsey came along and assaulted him.
Dorsey was arrested by Patrolmen Henry
and Tracy
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins OF 33S Academy
avenue called upon William Bowles,
painter, a day or so ago TO do a little
work at her house. After William took
his departure $3.50 from bureau drawer
was missing and yesterday Bowles was
charged with and arrested for taking H.
the police state
John Dowd. who holds the proud posi-
tion OF Mayor OF Shoe Fly village dis
agreed with the police department In the
Sixth District court yesterday morning..
for he was charged with being a common
drunkard. He succeeded In having his
|rrirl on the charge put over for two
weeks - 44n
The residents of Laurel Hill avenue,
from Plainfield street 10 Pocasset avenue.
have evidently taken due care of their
property, for this evening which is Hal
lowe'en. for not a gate Is left hanging.
Anyone who steals gate In this vicinity
VIII have TO go into the cellar to find
one. ls n II 3 vi
There Is one mill not more than ave
minutes ride from the square where
those interested in child labor can fnd
that children of tender years have been
obliged TO work more than SO hours per
week. when the regulation calls for SO, the
local mill workers state.
William Fallon. who is one of the best
known vocalists In this vicinity. has been
confined 10 his home on Newark street.
with typhoid fever. but Is now GONZALES
cent
Frank Hesper, a peddler. claims that a
81 rug was stolen from his wagon In the
square late yesterday afternoon.
John Manney of "a DeSoto street In
formed the police last evening that his SOS
bull dog was stolen fro mhis yard at 5
o'clock last evening.
There was n very pleasing surprise
party at the home OF Miss Mary Jones
at IL Alverson avenue, last evening and
20 OF her many friends attended dainty
collation. was served at 10. Music. games
and singing formed the bulk OF the even
ing's pleasure
Company 6 OF the Rhode Island Mill
tia, Captain Walter Tanning command
ing' held complimentary ball In It's
armory on Academy avenue. last evening
which was a huge success
The graduating class OF the Roosevelt
Grammar school went IN n body 10 the
Public library yesterday and examined
all OF the new books at that institution.
A large attendance Is expected at the
Halloween party 60 be given by St
Lukes and ST. Agnes classes OF tho Mes.
siah church In Library hall tomorrow
evening.
A Halloween social was held I'm the
armory OF the Olneyville Temperance
Cadets on Stokes street last evening lt
was n very enjoyable affair.
Hose 10 and Hook and Ladder re-
sponded TO a still alarm for n fire at the
dump on Hartford avenue at the f)ot
OF Heath street yesterday afternoon.