The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-02


ago. Is out again and says that he was TO
blame for tho accident 1t will be re-
membered that Mr. Colwelrs horse was
killed.
The police found Thomas Kirwin, three
years old, astray on the street last even
| ing and returned him TO his home, %
! Hannah street.
| Royal Maher, a motorman. reported TO
! the police this morning that his locker
/ at the car station had been broken into
| an an SIS overcoat stolen.
Business was dull at the Chaffee street
| police station during the past "a hours,
| there being but one arrest, and that for
| drunkenness.
Charles JscksoI who was taken TO the
Rhode Island hospital few days ago
| from 127 RIA nfield street. died at that
Institution this morning.
The Regent Literary and So cial club
viii tcnder It's patrons of their recent fair
ccinpline, iary social in Irons hah this
evening.
Tho Young Mems Literary and Social
,cluo will hcld select whist party In the
clubs parlors Thursday evening Suitable
prizes will be awarded
John o. Fearney. very popular local
young man is seriously III at his home
on Westminster street corner OF Perry.
Mss Jennie Walsh OF Lowell is spend
ing few weeks with her cousin Miss
OtaOyS NalEh or Manton.
Tho fire apparatus or this vicinity was
called To extinguish no less than three
brush fires yesterday.
W Is expected that the revenue officers
will spend considerable time In and about
Olnes VILE today.
DIR, Fisher aud Mr.. Hawkins. Of this
place. who are now at the Rhode Island
hospital are both improving.
Patrolman White OF the Chaffee street
station Is spending today In Boston.
The Democratic Independent Party sent
out a circular Saturday stating what had
been done by the candidate for alderman,
who Is now a member OF the board. The
regulars, thinking that perhaps someone
might be led to believe the eighth ward
had been overloaded with improvements
by the alderman, call the attention OF
the voters to the following:
TO THE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH
WARD
The following is "a comparative state
ment OF the improvements obtained for
the Eighth Ward when represented by
SOLID REPUBLICAN DELEGATION
and when represented by a DEMOCRA-
TIC ALDERMAN and n MIXED COUN-
Gil DELEGATION:
1901 and 1902
When represented by a SOLID REPU b
LICAN DELEGATION:
THIRTY-NINE electric lights installed
Annual appropriation OF $1,000 secured for
the olneyville Free Library.
Priscilla ave, Webster ave. Eastwood
ave. Lowell ave, Laurel Hill ave. and
Roosevelt street were curbed and ma
cademized.
The following new buildings were erect
cd.
Ralph Street School ........ $40 600
Laurel Hill Avenue Fire station. 1900
Chatlett and Egan Street Bridge 10000
Neutaconkanut Hillappropriation 1900
1909
When represented by n DEMOCRATIC
ALDERMAN and MIXED COUNCIL
delegation:
one electric light
one nre alarm box
TO SECURE IMPROVEMENTS VOTE
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET,
Aldcrmen.,..G Gilbert r. Parker.
John O. Darling.
Councllmen. . Harry Daw
Frederick Lttleheld
Emery J. San Soucl
School Committee. Geo. y. a. Beaue.
EIGHTH WARD REPUBLICAN COM
MITTEE.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
specialty Age1t for the noted Red
Cloverina Salve. Joseph Deliver. sc Man
ton avenue.
JOHN O'cONNELL.
Hats. Caps. Furnishings Trunk Store arc
Laupdrr - Just snove the postoffies.
REAOLYN
A New Townsite In Bremen County, Iowa
Opening sale Of lots will take place
November 10th ON that date special