The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-07
Move on Foot to Have Branch Of Ex-
press Office locatsd Here.
Objected to Mayors Scspre"- The
Moose and Sinner Club TO Dine.
Oneyvle the Providence News Hefernans Is
News Store, IS Hartford avenue Telephone 4o-West

The residents OF this section can with
an effort on their part get the same SER
vice from the express companies as the
patrons do IN the centre OF the city. and
ali will only have their shipments plainly
marked "Olneyyille' and make the word
Olneyville prominent on the parcels, they
cen i'm short time have a delivery
wagon from the local office. From now
on until after the holidays. the local of
hce which is located IN the district near
the Planneld street crossing Will be
opened for the benefit of persons de-
string to forward parcels as late as $50,
and as the holidays approach VIII Keep
open later. IL all will take hand IN
the matter they will soon find that
Olneyville Is worthy the attention OF the
express companies, who are ever ready
No take a part I'm community where a
progressive spirit Is demonstrated.
This has been shown by the Con-
soIfdated road since manufacturers and
business men have awakened TO the fact
that Oineyyille Is a city in Itself. for at
the present time goods are shipped TO the
far west by an all rail route and arc also
received by this means. yhis saves the
shipper and the receiver. Not only a
good deal OF time. but considerable ex-
pense can be saved, for in the past all
goods marked Olncyville were sent to
the down town station and this made an
extra expense OF having them. either rail
roaded back or drawn In teams. Now
goods shipped TO Olneyyille are left az
the Plainhcld street station.
In relation TO express packages one
that Is sent from any part OF tho country
20 Olneyville usually costs the recelveT
as much 10 have II delivered from tho
general office down town as Il did 10 for
ward II from its original starting point.
The express companies as vet have not
recognized Olneyville a. a station. so far
. "a delivering goods Is concerned. but
no doubt will should the trade demand IL.
The railroad traffic has grown rapidly
here for tho past three years for now
there arc cars not only direct 10 the
West, but TO Boston and Worcester.
MAYOR DowD AGAIN
John Dowd. mayor of Shoe Fly village.
came 10 the front again yesterday morn
ing According 10 reports the mayor
was about to slay number OF has sub
jccts for he was, armed with n weapon
that you would expect n man like Sam
con Of old TO WELD
The weapon was made from the head
os large iron holt and this was made
UP In the form of black jack. lie DC
ned All ana IatFoiUfh, flekne anu W lik-
fnson were called into the village and
Put an end 20 the mayors 'misrule
II is reported that the mayor will have
no less than four charges preferred
against him for bis outbreak and they
are as follows: Assault. carrying a dan
Cerous weapon. drunkenness and revel-
ling. and unless some OF the mayor ;
church friends come to his rescue his
address for some time will be Cranston,
r. 7.
THE MOOSE AND SINNER CLUB.
The Moose and Sinner club" which Is
composed OF the leading hunters and
fishermen OF this vicinity. some time ago
decided 90 have a banquet and com
mitteo was appointed to arrange for the
same.
Textile hall was engaged for the event
90 tickets were gotten out and distributed
but later one OF the mon who Is connected
with the management Of Textile hall In
formed the committee that II certain
member of. this club was to attend tho