The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-12
RIVERSIDE.
Wheel Of an Automobile Col.
|apses and Dumps tho DC.
cuplnis BY tho Roadside.

Yesterday afternon an automobile, con-
tanning two men and two women was
bowling merriiy down Pawtucket avenue
and when near the residence OF Mr.. Full
Ter the machine came to grief and the oc-
cupants were obliged to find another
means OF transportation.
One of the rear wheels suddenly coll
lapsed throwing the occupants OF the
auto out. but fortunately they were trav-
cling on one side OF the street and struck
on the green grass by the roadside ana
were not hurt.
They picked themselves up and after
finding that they could not continue the
trip in the auto they procured one Of the
teams Of the local ice company TO haul
the machine to a repair shop and return
ed bone on the trolley cars
ONE FIRM OBJECTS.
A movement has been started TO induce
the local grocery stores to give their
clerks holiday by closing up one day In
the week. 1t is said that one OF the arms
in that line OF business refuse to enter
tin such proposition, but that all OF
the other concerns are willing TO adopt
tho suggestion.
The clerks have deferred asking 70; the
holiday until after the close Of the sum
mer senson. as that is the busy Il "a In
the grocery business here, but n 4 that
tn, summer rush II over they feel that
they are entieled TO the concession asked
FOR and are loud in their condemnat on of
the firm which stands out about givi: 3
II TO them. t.f
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
Letters for the following people are ad-
vertised at the postofrice:
L.adies-Miss Agnes Andrews, care OF
Mrs. Negus, Mrs. Stockport Barton, Mrs
Nellie Bacon. Mrs. Anna Bacon. Miss
Kate Borad, Miss Mamie Boyd, Mrs. Bal
ley. Camp White: Mrs. Harvey Barton.
Miss Beatrice Calender. Mrs, j. Nc
Drown, Miss May Evans, Miss Martina
Glass, Miss Mildred Gum. Mrs. Ella
Bowers Grayson. Mrs. Marguerite How
land, Mrs. Johnson. Miss Jennie Magee,
Mrs c. Martin, Mrs. z. Penand. Mrs.
Emma II Rogers, Mrs A. W. Rawson.
Mrs. Lucy Roberts, Crescent Park; Mrs.
Frank Read. Mrs. 6tafr Mrs. May rwe-
dell Inez Smith. Mrs. Jonathan Smith.
Camp White, Mrs. Gertrude Stanley, Mrs.
Alice Smith. Camp White Miss Inez
Stone, care Of Emma Richards, Miss
Jennie w. Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret j.
White, Mrs. Fred White. care of. Mrs
wimpley; Miss X. A. Young, Mrs. Mary
f. Young.
Gentlemen--John Anderson, william e.
Adams. Jr., Louis Birod, Leon Cabon. E..
P. Cory, Albert Cook. Messrs. Cole and
Seamons. Emerson Cook. w. NJ Dayton.
J. d. Bailey. Crescent Park; Samuel j.
Dyer. (2) James and Bennie FARLEY, Will
liam Yontaine. j. Harris Foster Manoog
Gorabedian. e. NJ. Houston. Crescent
Park: Theodore jerks, /. ". jerks, Ira
w. Sealand. James b, Mahoney, care OF
Ralph A. Goodlng, Frederick Manches-
ter, Arthur Pearson. H. Rosenberg, j. AL
bert Welch C2). care OF " NJ c. A. Camp
Earl Welch. care Of Y. NJ c. A. Camp
THE CHURCHES
The usual services will be held at the
local churches tomorrow and the pulpits
will be filed by the regular ministers
The services Of the Congrega tional
church will be held In Mechanics hall
which is being used as meeting place
for the church while the alterations on
the church edifce are In progress.
These alterations are progressing In
very satisfactory manner During the
past week the roof has been boarded in
and considerable other work done The
structure has now reached a stage where
good idea of it's architectural appear
ance may be gained The size OF the
building Is doubled by the alterations.
POOR LIGHT.
The big arc light located on the souare
has an unpleasant habit OF fading out 40
that N IL little better than no light at all
good part Of the time This has been
the case for long time. II is now thought.
however that this is the fault of the
electric Eight company. but that n IL
caused by the number OF wires which are
contiguous TO the light and the wires by
which II Is supplied with the Juice.
There are a large number Of trolley
telephone, telegraph and. supply wires in
close proximity 10 the wires which convey
the Juice" TO the light