The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-02

living on Florence street visited a sa-
loon at 2l7 Valley street. and when he
came out his right arm had been broken
in four places. but whether he was in
jured In the spirit OF fooling or not has
not been decided by the police Captain
Rowe made visit to the saloon yester-
day and found one Henry Truedell In
charge. and he said that he was the
owner of the place, but as the license
over the bar bore the name OF another
Captain Rowe told him to lock the doors
and do no more business until he could
produce the proper credentials. No ar
rests were made.
BAD EGGS
Unless the weather grows much. cooler
within a few hours the board OF health
Will have job on Its hands. day or
80 ago a baking firm removed from
store on Plainfield street, and the yleft
behind them portion OF case OF
sick eggs. Last evening children went
through an open window into the store
and threw the eggs about the building.
The odor from the store this morning
Is not quite as fragrant as new mown
hay.
GENERAL MENTION.
The cobbling shop OF Joseph Delfno,
C5f Atwelrs avenue. was broken into
Wednesday evening and articles to the
value of 50 were taken, The shop Is
so situated that patrolmen on the beat.
cannot get into II or care for II. The
entrance was effected through a barn
where a horse had kicked out part of
the partition between IL and the shop.
At the meeting OF Branch eeS. Catholic
Knights Of America. last evening,
Brothers John McKenna, John Dyer. and
j. j. McPhillips. were made a committee
10 arrange for a social to be held In Odd
Fellows hall on Academy avenue. ThnrsS
day evening. Oct. Is. One application for
membership was received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick FarTar OF "a
Thornton avenue. Johnston, mourn
the loss Of their little daughter Edith.
Charles and Annie Judisch OF l54 Eliza
street. are also afflicted. there little son
Charles Jr., having passed away yes
terday
Some say they heard the report OF a
cannon on Westminster street near
Bourough street late yesterday after
was only two cars which came together.
No one was hurt II was reported
Among those who witnessed the Bos-
ton-Pittsburg game at Boston yesterday.
were Messrs. James F. Corcoran and
Thomas f. Milett OF this place.
Mrs. Grace Mott. OF Bayonne, n. j..
who has been visiting with Mrs David
p. Mott on Plainfeld street has returned
TO her home.
tertained a large delegation from Po-
casset tribe OF Central Falls In Spring
ers hall last evening.
Margaret widow OF the late James DOH
erty, died at her home. 50 Atwood street,
yesterday. Her funeral will be held to-
morrow morning AT $50.
The funeral service Of Rose Mcguire
will he held at the home OF her brother
James. 406 Valley street, at o'clock to-
at Pascoag.
This being the first Friday OF the month
special services were held in st. Marys
and ST. Anthony's churches.
sheet iron smoke stack on one OF the
buildings on Hartford avenue was blown
down yesterday afternoon and put num-
ber of telephones out OF commission.
large light OF glass was broken in on
Hops laundry. ESQ Atwel's avenue, last
evening. II is supposed that IL was the
work OF boys.
Wolfe Tone branch OF the vicinity Is
arranging FOR a grand ball TO be held in
Irons hall Friday evening. Oct ~.
The Republicans OF this ward will meet
In caucus in odd Fellows hall on Plain
field street this evening.
The funeral OF Margaret Hoban was
held at ST. Marys church at $50 this
morning.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
The Republican voters OF Ward s are
invited 20 attend the caucus 10 be held
this evening at Odd Fellows Block.
Plainied street. 10 elect delegates and
ward officers.
REPUBLICAN WARD COMMITTEE.
JOHN o'cONNEIl.
Hats Cans. Furnishings. Trunk Store and
LaurdrE Is iust above the postoff1ce