The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-08-13

Tor a trolley ride. chanBe IN the MAKE
up Of the force where the two worthless
were employed. was such that the young
men were obliged TO attend TO customers
until at o'clock and In the meantime
the two Slevel girls from Bridgeport were
obliged TO spend their evenings about the
square. Joe and John had the pleasure of
seeing" the girls home afterward.
A BROKEN WRIST.
Martha wicls OF IS Sears avenue in
alighting from A Plainfeld street car at
the corner OF Plainfield street and Lowell
avenue yesterday afternoon. lost her bal
ance and fell backwards, striking against
the curbstone She broke her left wrist.
Moterman John r. Brady and Charles
Saunders. who were on the car went TO
her assistance and called upon Or. A.
o. Robbins of Thornton who was pass
ng by and he set the broken wrist after
which Miss Wcks was taken TO the home
OF friend on Alverson avenue.
THAT SUNNY SIDE LICENSE.
The Johnston town council will meet
tomorrow morning at 10 a. m. and the
chief business OF the session is TO be
the consideration OF the complaints
which have been lodged against the
Sunnyside hotel on Kilingly avenue.
The people who protest hope to have
the license Of the place revoked,
GENERAL MENTION
The three-year- daughter OF Har-
mdes Paquin got hold OF a few matches
at her home. is Chaffee street yesterday
afternoon and succeeded In setting fire
TO a window curtain which Mrs. Paquin
succeeded in quenching without much
difficulty. Damage slight
Patroman Wilkinson OF the Chaffee
street station. providing that the rules
OF the police department will allow It,
will be one OF the contestants at the
Scottish games today. especially in the
throwing OF the Is pound hammer
A boy perhaps nine years old who has
been employed by J. ii. Shawcross to de-
liver morning papers was taken into GUS
tody this morning on the charge of taxi
Ing more papers from the front OF the
store IN the morning than he made re-
turns for. Capt. Rowe ddd not find suf-
ficient evidence TO hold him.
Patrick Salmon who some time ago
was injured about the head by a run
away ice team on Pocasset avenue and
who has been missing from MS home Z
Audrey street. since Saturday. has re-
lieved the minds of his parents very
much. by putting in an appearance this
morning.
There is busted" store on Niger"
hill. and couple of patrolmen had a
lively chase In getting the chap who did
the trics. and then they did not get him.
As he Is well known. he will be taken
into camp later.
The Regent Literary and Social club
on Valley street last evening, when the
efficient fair committee reported that the
preliminary arrangements had been made
FOR fair in Irons hall. 10 commence
Tuesday, Oct 27
J. Colby Lewis. who is employed by
Kerr the milkman. on Webster avenue
had narrow escape from serious injury
Yesterday hitrhiny 0 horse that
is somewhat high spirited TO the milk
wagon when the horse was frightened.
and ran through small door. carrying
Mr.. Lewis with him and nearly crushing
him. Mr. Lewis feels thankful that he
Is alive today. and his friends are all
glad he got out Of It all right
! j, L. Fogarty. one OF the most popular
conductors OF this place. who has been
suffering with bloody dysentery. made
his appearance I'm the square this morn
| ing. much TO the surprise OF his many
| ]. Edward Farrell has resigned as
clerk at the United Cigar store TO ac-
cept o position with a Boston Arm. He
| has been succeeded by Joseph Cahill a
popular young man from the annexed
| district
Mr. }. a. Labbee Of San soucis depart
I ment store and wife mourn the loss OF
an infant child that passed away at their
home on Sterling avenue last evening
Mrs. Thomas Walsh had a ft on the
square Yesterday afternoon. and was
4
Later she was taken TO her home. 6
Steubn street.
James Riley OF Bancroft street will paw
any person a liberal reward II they will
return his handsome Collie dog. which
Is missing.
Patrolman Mclaughlin found a pair Of
eye glasses on Valley street yesterda,
afternoon which the owner can have by
calling at the Chaffee Street station.
All stores were closed this afte moor
and the clerks are happN f1.orr1 the fac
that every Thursday go far this season
have been pleasant
The clerks ball team and the Springer
Square club are showing good slzec
gathering what they know about the ma
tional game on the Taft & weeden lo
this afternoon.
George and Walter II Graham wer,
arrested on Amherst street yesterday az
ternoon by Pstrolman Mclaughlin foi
selling jewelry without license
Tomorrow. Patrolman Mcclure OF tho
Charee Street station returns from his
vacation and Patrolman Tracy will ther
take his furlough.
Fred Quirk Of Atwelrs avenue and
l prominently connected with the General
\ Fire Extinguisher company Is enjoying
his annual vacation.
The Messrs +. T. Dorsey and jaime.
Cahin of this place have started for their
annual outing which they spent at Mar.
| ragansett Pier.
Michael Hughes who resides on oak
| street and employed by Browning G. Ktnv
Is spending his vacation with relatives
| I'm Connecticut
Thomas Lyons ~ New York is visit,,S
relatives in this vicinity.
JOHN o'coNNgll,
Hats. Caps. Furnishings Trunk Store and