The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-01-19
VALLEY VILLAGES
Coventry Town Council Meet.
A Small Amount Of Business
DOna-YOuthfuI Robbers.

The Coventry town council met yes-
docket in an unusually short session The
business disposed OF was az follows:
Claim OF Byron NJ. Lewis OF s1s for
damage by dogs was allowed and ordered
paid.
Investigations wfll be made before the
bill OF Or. f. #. Shea of Warwick. who
claims 10 have attended Peter Miller Of
Coventry, is paid The matter was
turned over TO the overseer OF tho poor
and Will be Investigated by him, and a
report made at the next meeting.
The clerk was instructed 70 advertise
for a man and his wife TO care for the
town farm for one year. beginning April
l. The securing OF such a party has been
left with Jesse Carr. the town sergeant
Mrs. G NORM. who had bill for dam
ages, alleged 10 have been received
through the neglect OF one OF the ward
commissioners, was given leave to with
draw her claim.
The committee on the account OF the
state roads was continued.
A license was granted Edward Ro-
dalzicz TO run saloon in his building
at Qmdnick and his bonds wero APP
proved. A. j. Johnson and John c. Con-
As probate court two estates were
considered and the following disposition
made: Estate OF Mary T. Arnold. Fred s.
Arnold appointed administrator and Mrs.
Sarah :. Arnold was accepted as
curity. Appraisers. s. A. Cranda1l, l. +.
Andrews and Frank Potter.
Estate OF Abby Walker; inventory re-
ceived and administrator given leave TO
sell household goods.
NATICK.
After a dlligent search and considerable
work the Warwick police succeeded yes
terday In rounding in a gang OF youth
ful burglars. whom IL IL known were inn
plicated I'm number OF tho recent breaks
In the village. during which a quantity
OF goods and also various sums Of money
were taken from a number OF the mer-
chants The boys are william Rivers
aged II years, Paul Richard OF ~. VIII
liam Warren of II, Thomas Lamb H.
Peter Helchier, Henry Raymond Paul
Pelih, Emilio Ierrctte H. Freneta
Ledesche and Petro Leonohardi aged s.
They also claim that John Murphy and
John Harrington were in some Of the
breaks. A series or breaks have been
made. the first i'm June and the last one
on Saturday night. Officer Selvas Of
Netick has worked hard upon the case.
that the whole gang OF burglars have
been corraied and I'm every instance the
parents OF the bows have wifully given
the boys over to be dealt wiz" for their
misdemeanors.
VILLAGE HAPPENINGS
Alton j. Carter. the 17-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis n. Carter OF Phenix.
died at his home yesterday morning
Since his illness his father refused TO
employ the services Of a physician. he
being q firm believer in the Christian
science doctrines. Undertaken l.. w.
Patterson refused 90 touch the remains
untb late in the afternoon when Medical
Examiner Eastman viewed them, and
gave permission for burial What may
resuit from the AFFAIR cannot as yet be
said. Many Of the towns people express
themselves as very indignant over the
action OF the father.
Several OF the rotary machines 10 be
used I'm the new power house at wes-
cott arrived here yesterday, and were
taken into the building. They weigh
several tons each.
The J. +. r. Whist club met with MISS
Winifred MoCusker OF Arkwright last
night and voted TO organize a Pit club.