The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-03-26
OLNEYVILLE.

I scene I'm the patrol wagon and found MT
Breault had been taken into the railroad
! shanty by George Gulbeault
! Mr.. Breault WAS taken TO his home, loo
Huntington avenue. This morning Mr..
Breault was found TO have lost his eye
sight, but the attending physician says
that II is only temporary. and that he VIII
/ fully recover It,
! A BOY AND A RAZOR.
! Some OF the Italians OF this place, or at
/ least OF the Silver Lake district, are
either taught TO or OF their own accord
! carry and handle dangerous weapons at
an early age. A day or two ago Miss
! Potter. one OF the teachers OF the Kill
1 lingly avenue school, took from one OF
/ her italian pupils a huge razor, the blade
being keen as possible. Miss Potter
was somewhat alarmed at the sight and
was not hong la getting nd of the danger
Gus looking weapon.
The incident was reported TO Patrolman
Luby the following morning. but as the
boy Is under age IL was impossible TO
charge him with carrying concealed
weapons. but he won't be allowed TO come
10 school again with an Implement OF this
sort upon his person.
THE WRONG SMITH
John Smith, an old timer. was fonud
asleep in T. r. Ryan's barn on Julian
a suspicious person. as the police are
looking for a fellow named Smith, who
Is supposed to be connected with robbery
at Mrs. Bradfords residence on Plain
field street. but he was not the Smith
wanted. The police have not yet been
able TO locate the right Smith or his
chum, but have good reasons to believe
that they are either IN Westerly or a
small town on Cape Cod.
GOT HIS TEAM
Luther Hopkins, who came In from
Scituate Tuesday evening looking for
colored man named Fred French. who he.
Hopkins. claimed had made away with
his team. called at the Chaffee street sta
tion last evening and reported that he
had recovered his team. and when told
that French had been arrested. said that
he did not care 10 prosecute French, so
hc was allowed his freedom.
A BROKEN BONE.
Abraham Taylor who lives on Eagan
street, when he reached home last even
ing complained OF pain In his right arm.
During the night Mr. Taylor was unable
20 asleep on account OF the pain. and thr
morning Or. A. O. Robbins was called
and found one Of the small bones OF the
right forearm had been broken Just above
the wrist Mr. Taylor mad been work
ing hard all day. and In the evening he
spent some time I'm raking his garden
and Il is at this time that the bone was
broken.
sir. Taylor is n popular member OF Abb
raham Lincoln lodge K. of y.
GENERAL MENTION
There has been a heavy drain upon the
funds OF Manufacturers Lodge OF Odd
Fellows and Narragansett Lodge or
Workmen. for they have had three death.
within a short time. the last being Rob-
ert NJ Richards. who died at his home.
81 Pocasset avenue yesterday.
At 1920 last evening the Laban street
nremen extingu.shed n Are in n pile OF
old lumber IN tho rear OF J. NJ. Moore's
concrc'ing works on Hartford avenue.
There will be n big shake-up among
the carmen here on sunday morning.
More than 81 men being In tho deal.
The Emmett Rifles held an inspection
last evening which was very pleasing
affair.
w SLATER MOwRY HAS REMOD-
eltd Robbins Restaurant, II Hartford
avenue. Everything the best.