The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-06-22
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into, and a number OF bottles OF liquor
and box of cigars were taken.
The police are quite confident that the
Job was done by the same gang. me
members OF the gang do these Jobs Inn
mediately after a store has been looked
after by the patrolman on the beat.
ST. Rocco's CHURCH DEDICATED.
ST Roccos church was dedicated by
the Rt Rev Bishop Harkins at Thornton
yesterday morning and was ASSISTED py
the Rev. FIR. Thomas +. Grace or 81
Marys church. FIR. Gleason OF the Cathe-
dral, and the Rev. Paolo Novate OF the
Church of the Holy Ghost on Knight
street.
The attendance was much larger than
was looked for on account OF the pour
ing rain, but the impressive ceremony
was in no way cut short on this account
The church Is located in the village OF
Thornton, but Is I'm the town of Cranston
and will seat between 500 and 600 persons
The edifice was built by the Italian resi-
dents of the village and have for the
pastor Rev. Dominica Belnotti.
At the conclusion of the dedicary
ceremony, the bishop administered con.
iirmation upon about 400 persons.
SHE HAD ON THE SUIT.
Mary Flaherty. a young woman. was
Saturday by Patrolman Luby, and Mary
had on a suit that looked like the one
that was stolen from the home OF Cath
crime Rice on Delaine street Friday.
When Miss Flaherty saw Patrolman
Luby coming she ran into the house,
where she was arrested and as jacket
MScR ndd Refn Mrs s''sh Rice H Ved m Il Was supposed
| that the woman knew something of this,
| so the home OF the womans sister at Is
Eden street was searched. and behind an
| nj found
ANOTHER ONE ADDED.
The last name to be added to the fat
mans race at St Anthony's picnic Is
as Mr.. Arnold is the best in his class for
that parish II is expected that he will
| cut quite a figure In the race. IL also
looks as IL John OConnell would be too
fat to enter the race. FOR Mr. Casey. the
trainer who deserted German for a new
straw hat and a green necktie, has put
John on diet and so far John has
gained seven pounds.
John thinks that he is fat enough now,
and commences TO think that Casey and
German have put up a job on him to
keep him out of the race.
HE JUMPED THE FENCE.
There was large attendance at the
ball game on the flats yesterday after
noon. and as usual there was a lad or
two who stole in over the fence.
When the game game was over & one OF the the
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fence and was stopped by policeman
who told the lad TO go back and leave
the ground the way that he came In, the
way in The lad told the policeman that
IL he had lot him alone for just a min
ute that he would leave just as he came
in and with this he hoped down from
the fence and went out with the rest OF
the gang through the gate.
THE YOUNG MEMS LITERARY CLUE
At the meeting OF the Young Mems Lit.
erary and Social club yesterday. three
candidates were admitted. At this season
OF the year there is but little interest Sc
James Coffey, one OF the leading mem
bers. said that for change he would
take any % of the club down the bay IN
his new naphtha yacht any day.
At the next meeting officers will b,
elected and the interest will centre OF
the election OF q treasurer TO ill the va
cancy caused by the death OF ]. G.. Cor
man. who held the position for 25 years
At the present time there are three can
didates for the position.
HAD STEEL KNUcKLEs.
Bernard Lannon. who says that hi
home is at Arlington, fell at the corne
OF Atwelrs avenue and Valley street las
night
Patrolman Bugbee. who saw him fal
and ran TO his assistance but found tha
he was drunk and took him into custody
At the station when searched a wicked
pair OF steel knuckles were found In hi
hip pocket He was then locked up on tn,
charge OF being drunk and for carrying
concealed weapons.
THEY WENT JUST THE SAME.
The weather OF yesterday did not pre-
vent n large number OF Socialists ans
their friends from this place from under
taking n sail on the steamer Warwick
which was billed to land on Block Island
but the weather outside was rather to-
heavy so they only went part way.
The St Mary's Benevolent Aid societ!
went 20 Newport. but their excursion wa
nothing like what ~ would have been ha'
the weather been pleasant
GENERAL MENTION
The Fletcher broshers. better know
as the steeple Jacks Of Tuxedo avenue
have offered handsome silver cup 10 n
played for by the Tuxedo and Ridge ave
nue. clubs. on the Valley street grounds
July 4th 40 10 o'clock. The cup will be OF
exhibition In San Souci's windows tn
last Of the week.
Those who are any way interested Il
the extension of the postal services q
Cranston are getting just n little uneasy
for there are hut n few days left 10 &c
ready for the work. as they were give
10 understand that everything would h
all right on July 2 and IL may be yet. bu
II don't look 30.
gang OF boys started to have a littl
. fun with a gang OF Italians on westmin
. ster hill this morning. but the Italian