The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-12-11
NEWSLETS

lNE Wv - IL ~ -
Butt in, no matter where you are
Don't wait 10 be invited,
Nobody's waiting for the snip
That has not yet been sisnteo'
Butt In. no matter bout the time
the Mace. or kind OF weather;
And DO not linger for the gang
That waits TO get together
Rutt IN. no matter who's arouno'
OR who Is doing the taking
Don't walt for anybody's rig,
or YOU will do the walking
Butt IN, get busy. keep II up;
Don't wait. or you'n regret ~.
The man who fingers for the plum
You bet will never get IL.
Butt IN. no matter what they say;
You needn't stop to worry,
~ YOU don't butt the other man
VIII butt you In the hurry
IF. II. r. in Judge
Mr. n Myron Greene principal OF the
,,,ha,c schools at Bethlehem N H. IL
snendins his vacation at Bast Greenwich
rvo hans valued at $50 were stolen
from waitsr Marine coop. at 30 Neszie
street last night
INA complaint against Margaret Brady
o. - Ia ndonment Of her four minor chill
Arm was discontinued In the sixth district
court today.
The complaint Of assault upon Giovanni
zsnd nv Francesca Aguor was discon-
tfnued IN the sth district court TO-DAY
ZAnd paid costs OF court.
A watch valued at s2S. the property OF
William Schrider. stabieman Ior lne
Ward d-Corby company, was stoien from
that company's stable. last evening.
roh~rt Fredette was fned $40 and costs
IN the sth district court, today. for drv-
ing Off q horse and buggy belonging 10
Thomas w. Waterman.
An overcoat valued at $40. belonging TO
Harry c. Kerr, OF 81 Dorchester street,
was stolen from 2ss Westminster street
yesterday afternoon.
Daniel Miller. who boards at 7A West
minister street, reports that his room was
entered yesterday. A dress suit case worm
sfs 50 in cash and other property OF
the value OF SIS. was taken.
Joseph ID. Lorey's house at 81 crary
dow yesterday afternoon. Two framed
psctz,res. two rugs and a feather bed, all
OF the value of SIS. were stolen
Michael Walsh was held in $500. by
Judge sweetland. this morning. for trial
next Tuesday. for being sturdy 'beggaf
Michael Hayden. a vagrant was also
held IN the same amount for trial Tues
day.
Patrick Langdon, who was placed on
proba ton last summer, on his promise 10
support his minor child. was brought pc
fore the 9Th district court on a capias to-
day and was sent TO the farm for SIX
month.
James Hayden admitted sufficient evil
dence in the 6th district court, today, TO
convict him OF making an Illegal sale OF
liquor. He was fined SD and costs and
sentenced to Jail for 10 days. An appeal
was taken.
william Kavanagh pleaded not guilty
IN the 9Th district court. today, to the
charge OF defacing building belonging
10 John Baudy. The damage done was 10
the amount OF Is cents. Bail was fixed at
5000 The trial will be next Tuesday. ~,
The Band of Faithful Workers will hold
a cottage prayer meeting at the home or
Mr.. Henry w. frlce, ooV fhWtuthct ave-
nue. corner OF williams street. Pawtuck-
ct, r. l., this evening at 7:45 o'clock. Pres
ident Mary NJ Bradshaw will speak.
James Ryan was tried In the Sixth dis
trict court today for an assault upon Cora
jackson and for defacing a building be-
longing TO Rufus l.. Griffith. Ryan broke
IN Miss Jackson's chamber door and
slapped her face. For the assault he
was fined $40 and costs and for the other
offence IS and costs.
Patrick Grady was tried In the eth dis
frict court, today, for an assault with
knife upon jeremiah Murphy. Both men
had been drinking last Sunday and Muir
ply was standing at the corner OF South
Main and Dime streets with others when
Grady came along. There was a dispute
about "scab' tobacco and the wind up
was a slash across Murphy's forehead.
Grady was bound over 90 the grand jury
in 500.
TOUGH LUCK