The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-09
One Couple Find Landlords Not in Il"
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Nutenia Had Throat S|aShed by
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II is not many moons ago that youns
man and his wife moved into new
house, which was their own. A few
evenings after they took possession OF
their new home they had what they
called a housewarming and this was
most delightful affair ON this occasion
the head OF the house made the remark
that he and mis- companion for life were
at last settled In a home where no land
lord would call upon them before they
had awakened from their slumoers on the
first day OF each month. Tney were
certainly monarchs OF the house where
none could disturb them In their quiet
hours. This speech, like many others
sounded nice and Of course the thirty
or more friends who were present could
not but applaud II.
The happy husband and the equally
happy wife had every reason 10 believe
that their journey through life In then
new home would be nothing but round
OF pleasure. for while the house was
built for two families they had succeed
ed in getting a Young man and ms wife
20 rent the uppN> one: so, they felt sure
that for yea sr so all would be peace
ful.
These plans and all ~ the happy ex-
pectations were lately rGde.y dist1sbed d,
for brother OF the wife OF the husSand
OF the family who resides in the upper
tenement put in his appearance Monday
Of this week.
This young man has no bad habits
that Is, habits that can be classed as
bad and he was accorded a hearty well
come not only by his sister but by her
husband and the owners OF the house
Tuesday evening n gloom came over The
faces OF the folks down stairs, Tor the
newcomer. who. by the way came from
New Haven Conn. and has n prominent
position here, had decided 10 spend his
evenings at home, like all good nice
young men and TO while away the time
decided that he would learn TO play a
cornet. No more need be said.
A CUTTING AFFRAY
little after o'clock last evening
Antonio Tutenia and Gixonnia Bruzzese
or the Silver Lake district got INTO
dispute in front OF 5s5 Union avenue and
Il is said the former. being a big burly
fellew did not find II much OF a JOB van
Quish his opponent. Bruzzese did not
take the trimming kindly. the police
say. but went 10 his home, where ne armed
himself with sharp weapon and started
on the warpath after Tutenis and was
not long I'm finding him. When he did
he is said TO have sashed him from the
Fight ear down the side OF his throat,
making a nasty but not a fatal wound
Like all Italians after cutting. Bruzzese
made his escape and up to this morning
mad not been found.
He Is not credited 10 be IN possession
OF the intelligence OF the ordinary Ital-
ian The police were notified and in a
few moments Lieut.. Tyler. Sergt. Potter.
Patrolmen Mccain and Holland were on
the scene and they secured the place for
Bruzzese.
physician was called and took i2
stitches in Tutenla's wound Both OF
the men live In this vicinity and just
81 al ge
Clearly known to the po.ice.
KILLED BY THE CARS
The funeral of John Girouex was held
ct st. Charles church on Harrison street.
this morning. The deceased was instant
ly killed AZ Farnumsville. near Worces-
ter Wednesday evening He had been
out 70 spend the evening, and had Just
parted from the family. and In getting
onto an electric car 20 take him back
20 Worcester. where he was employed
In p large market he was struck by
car, going In an opposite direction and
was almost instantly killed
In less than Is minutes the family with
whom he had spent the evening were no.
tihed that he was dead
sMr. Girouex was we'll known IN this
vicinity for AZ one time he was employed
by J. o. San Souci. when that gentle
man was the proprietor OF a clothing
store in the Library building and later
with Gendreau, the Putnam street gro
Ger, the latter being his hrother-in-law.
DEATH OF AN OCTOGENARIAN
The following obituary was written BY
q near relative Of the deceased:
Mrs. Eliza Magner. widow ~ Patrick
Magner a we'll known dyer passed away
on Sept oath after a lingering illness.
and great suffering having survived her
husband ten years and " days. She was
the daughter Of the late Edward McCnbe.
formerly Of Waterford. Mass. whose in
fuence ms overseer under the late Wei
come Farnum. won for himself and the
people of that vicinity the privilege Of
abstaining from labor on Christmas day.
and who lived 20 the age of 20 years.
In tho last ten years % her lfe. nine
deaths wrVe occurred in her family. name
": That of her husband. two sons Ed
ward. formerly q superintendent. and Pat
rick Henry. also four grandchildren. her
son-in-law. Charles w Moore and n
brother. one brother, who died IN Vicks-
burg at the end OF the civil war. served
o. sergeant and adiutant general IN the
Fourth or Fifth Minnesota Regiment and
was az one time editor of The Soldiers
Paper az Fort Smelling. Sire leaves two
eons and two daughters. John. James ard
Mrs Annie r. Moore and sister Patriot
oue of Notre Dame convent. Worcester.
Mass. three sisters and brother
solemn high mass of requiem was sung In
et Marys church on Broadway and
special music " high order was rendered
BY the choir Many friends followed her
remains % St Francis cemetery. where
she rests with those who departed before
A NEW QUINTET.
There are ave youns men in the en-