The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-04
That New Street Car Line Went Into
Operation This Morning.
Catherine Carroll Sentenced TO Six
MOathS in District Court.
East Providence branch of The News
Telephone 1872, East Providence.

This morning the new line from Ingra-
hams corner to Pawtucket went into
operation and the line from Watche-
moket square was discontinued. The
cars will now make half hourly trips In
each direction. leaving the Ingraham's
corner end of the line IA and minutes
past the hour. and returning from Paw
tucket Is and As minutes past the hour.
The change gives a direct transfer line
from the south end Of the town to the
heart OF the city OF Pawtucket. but an
making the fare 10 cents the same as II
costs TO 60 from Riverside to Providence.
Two cars will be run on the line, one
starting from this end of the line In the
morning and the other from the Paw
tucket end of the line.
All of the route covered by the new
line. with the exception OF a short stretcn n
FOR a good while. but this Is. the nrst
time that a regular service has been
maintained over that part OF broadway
nue." nue. cars s for the Accommodation OF
those Riverside people employed az Phli-
lipsdale have been run straighl mrougn
night and morning. and last suMmSr ny @
line was used to accommodate tranic De-
tween Crescent Park and the state nne.
but with these exceptions the rails pe-
tween the points mentioned nave peen
IL is now almost as easy TO go from
the lower end OF the town TO PawtNket
as Il Is to go to Providence. ann Y 10
thought that some of the trace wnion nas
gone to Providence In the past Will now
be diverted to the other city. The Skss-
cent Park cars run on D-minute tme.
which will make very good connoc,ion
and and" make max the time necessary for. . trip
TO either Of the two cities about alike.
GOT SIX MONTHS.
Yesterday Sergt Adams arrested pre-
possessing looking woman, VINO kave @ nea
name as Catherine Carroll. and tnst sne
she had been on a tear for week or
more. and asked that she be sent to tne
state farm. This morning she was ar
drunkard. She pleaded guilty and was
given n six months sentence.
The woman was neatly dressed, aooyt
@ years q dsshsr ana asss.s from a
Of II the women who generally find their
way into the police courts on such
charge.
MAssAsOIT CLUB WHIST.
The weekly whist meeting ,b OF c1hs ihe
Msssasoit club ss was hslS hsos 'n on 'Ts Taunton
nterss,ns Hyenes lns' piayins asa William H Nicholss
got the st price sysr s nmS the second
chain. was won by William c. Bliss,
whose score was 5S -, oa
Saturday night a supper VIII De ser'eu
at the rooms OF the club
MR.. BUCKLIN BETTER.
This morning Judge Bliss received a
,etter from George Bucklin. member
OF Bucklln post, who Is now az a neaisn
resort in California staanE a Ec,as,ns inst ne ss5
somewhat pnppLi,n lmpLTHi,yed; nost an' 'S
epsrh Mr Rueklin is afflicted with the rheu-
matism and travels for his health In the
South and West He Is wen ,rnOC SnOTn e
ssryed in the War Of the Rebellion as
ep,sin OF the "Trotting 18th" and AFTER
wards in the l4th heavy artillery.
REAL, ESTATE REGISTER.
Tho following real estate transactions
uere recorded at the town clerks onice
yesterday: "a a.
Charles l.. Hazard. executor SOLO 10
Hattie l.. Flagg lot "a on the o'i,s ousn
walling plat for 1900 WIN % a.. '"e '''
,ngs and improvements thereon.
William j Carpenter OF Provldence
.old 10 Mary A. Il. Flint lot q on the Ar
mold Burgess plat for No' ru LA
y Elliott and Mary A. p. Flint sold
10 William j. Carpenter lots III, IL, ~ ana
90 on the Arnold Burgess plat Tor Wv
Above grantee mortgaged the same
nronertv to the same grantor for 1900
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sold IN Alice potter OF Providence lot on
the King Philip plat for N0.
SLIPPERY WALKS.
rho trave, OF Yesterday and last night
nacked down very hard the snow on the
sidewalks about town and this morning
they were I'm very slippery condition.
MANY OF the people put sand or ashes up
ON their walks 20 prevent anyone from
slipping up and getting hurt, but the
greater part Of them were almost as glare
as though coated with solid Ice
NEEDED CHANGES.
Some very much needed changes are TO
he made I'm the town hall. The offfce or
the town clerk is 10 be re-arranged as
well as that part OF the town hall used az
police headquarters. When the change Is
made n part OF the space In the town
clerks office will be fixed up for the use
OF the collector OF taxes. where he can
transact his musiness without delay when
the town council In In session.
The chief ,of police will be provided
with n private office where he can trans
act the business OF the department with
out being annoyed by those who happen
90 be I'm the station when the transaction
OF private business is necessary and II is
understood that some new walks are 60
be built from the street 20 the entrances
of the town hall
SCARED BY CARS.
This morning two horses owned by VIM
Cory OF Rohoboth, and attached to a load
OF wood were being driven down the
Taunton avenue hill when the horses be-
came frightened by a passing trolley car
and SHE'D out Of the road. The driver tried
TO control the team, but the street wps
very slippery on that particular place and
before the animals could be got under
control they had thrown the front end OF
the wagon against an electric light pole
in such a manner that the further pro-