The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-27
IN oLNEYv|LLE.
italian Bride Sat on Bag Of
Eggs in Street Car.
Lodge Has New Quarters $50
Missing From ON..LoCaI Items
Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrernan's News Store, 10
Hartford avenue Telephone 40-West.


Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-West.
Yesterday afternoon an Italian bride
and bridegroom created quite sensa-
tion in a Dyer avenue car. Both ap-
peared 10 be under the influence OF stimu-
lants, and their actions were quite dis
gusting to the other passengers In the
car. which was closed one.
As the car was coming down West
minister Hill the groom wanted TO kiss
the bride. but she objected and jumped
from the seat, made bound for the other
ide OF the car and landed in the lap OF
an elderly man, who had a dozen or more
eggs In his lap.
The man spoke right out in meet
ing and the pair left the car and in
the street acted like two little school
children. Both had the appearance OF
being fairly well educated and could
speak good English.
IN THEIR NEW HOME.
Narragansett assembly OF Good Eel
lows met in their new home In Artisan
hall last evening and the members feel
that they are now very comfortably To-
Gated. The auditing committee consist
Ing OF Brothers William A. Carroll Pat
rick Padieu and Leonard Baton, reported
that they had examined the accounts OF
the various officers and found them i'm "A
proper condition.
Under the head OF good and welfare,
short but interesting addresses were made
by Supreme Representatives James VI.
Shawcross, District Deputy @. w. Hep
tonstall. Bernard Manning. William
Bernhard. Thomas Healy. Robert Tarr
and John OConnell.
THEY LEFT soMB OF 1T.
James La Vote. who lives In the rear
OF 1923 Westminster street, called at the
Chaffee Street Police station last even
Ing and reported that 500 had been stolen
from a trunk that was In an attic room
at his home. The police profess 10 be
Just little doubtful about this incident
for I'm the trunk was roll OF Si& and
they are OF the opinion that IL anyone
stole 800 they would have taken the
whole amount.
WAS ON THE wARPATH.
Domnick oKeefe OF Hendrick street
got on a coat OF war paint last evening
and went on the war trail 10 the home OF
his brother-in-iaw on Howard street. He
threw one man through window and
wanted to throw others, but Patrolmen
Feeney and Cahill happened along, and
took charge OF the warrior.
No one cared TO make any charge
against him 80 he was locked upon the
charge OF being drunk.
GENERAL MENTION.
Michael Lynch OF Pawtucket was ar
rested on Piainfield street. yesterday af-
ternoon by Patrolman Bates for collect
ing grease in a wagon not properly fitted
for IT, He was allowed to go on his
promise that he would put In his ap-
pearance at the Sixth district court this
morning.
The members OF that live and prosper
GUS organization known as the Regent
Literary and Social club, are looking for
pleasant weather for this evening as IL Ia
the date of the annual moonlight excur-
sion. They will sail from the foot OF
Power street at T:is.
William Taylor OF IS Aiverson avenue
reported TO the police yesterday that his
barn had been broken into and fruit and
vegetables, valued at 81. stolen Entrance
was effected by breaking a window in the
rear
William r. Hawkins, who for many
years has been n motorman on the Man
ton avenue route. has been appointed as
starter for the r.. /. company and is to
be located at Market square. He is res
ident OF the annexed district.
Edward McGrath, II years old. whose
home liz at 50 Aleppo street had ft near
the stable OF the police station on Cap
ron street, yesterday afternoon. He was
taken into the stable ana cared TOT anu
was afterwards taken home.
William Carter wanted TO start small
sized riot last evening but Patrolmen
Rugbee and Feeney objected and they
locked him up at the Chaffee street sta
tion on the charge Of revelling.
William McGeddy OF 435 Valley street
reported 70 the police last evening that
q gold stick pin valued at 81 was stolen
from his room yesterday.
Harry Saunders OF this place, who si
now with n cricket team playing In Can
ada. Is looked upon as one of the star
players Of the aggregation.
Mrs Frank T.. Conroy, wife of the chief
opera tor at the Union Telephone station.
with her son and daughter have returned
20 their home SO Putnam street
A large delegation Of the French pouu-
lation Of this place took part In the feast
Of St. Anne. held at Fall River yester-
day.
The Happy Trio" consisting Of Mi
chael Conley, John O'Donnell and Spot
Conway. made a voyage down the bay
yesterday.
The new power plant Of the Atlantic
mills was put into commission yester-
day.