The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-02
BRISTOL.
Child Died From Sewer Gas.
House Pronounced Unsafe.
Y. N. c. A. in Camp.

Owing 70 the death OF William Tubbs,
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
]. Tubbs, from sewer gas poisoning. the
Tubbs residence on Burton street. was
visited yesterday by a health officer and
Captain Morrissey. Of the local police.
The house was pronounced unsafe for oc-
cupancy. owing to its insanitary condi-
tion, and the family was asked to move
while alterations were being made.
A new building is being constructed for
Nathan McCarty on Wood street near
the former Byfield Rubber factory. The
structure is for 300 horsepower engine.
Yesterday forenoon about 40 of the
boys OF the Y. M. c, A left here In
launch with all the camp equipments
and necessary utensils for Prudence ISL
and, where they will stop for about two
weeks enjoying camp life.
The semi-monthly session OF the pro-
bate court was held yesterday forenoon
with Judge John p. Reynolds. presiding
The will OF Ann Flynn was received for
porbate. The petition for the appointment
Of w. r. c. Wardwell. administrator OF
the estate OF Lenora b. Wardwell was
granted. Bond 5000.
The petition for the appointment OF Ed
ward McGrath. administrator OF the es-
The petition OF Peter J. Lannon admins
traitor to sell real estate belonging to the
estate of Morris Kearney was granted.
Bond 800 Surety James Tobin.
The account of Charles Henning. ad-
ministrator for the estate OF Charles d.
Eddy was allowed. The account OF
George H Peck executor for the estate
of Ruth A. NJ wardwell was allowed.
The inventory on the John Howland
ad
OF Charles II. Manchester, administrator
OF Raymond II. Perry. estate TO sell real
estate was continued
There were no cases to be disposed OF
in the district court yesterday, but q
question: came up relative 10 the support
OF an italian woman. whose sons do not
provide for her. The woman Is 81 years
of age and II is claimed has been in the
United States for some time. The judge
ruled that the matter was out OF his
jurisdiction.
Yesterday barge florence arrived here
with a cargo of B75 tons Of coal for the
Cranston worsted mills. James Connery
is unloading her at the Staples Coal com
panyss pier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lee Of New York.
who have been visiting friends at the
Ferry. returned home last evening.
j. p. Reynolds read the service at Trim
ity church on Sunday In the absence OF
The rector. Rev. William r. Trotter.
Mr. Wallace Howc's family ia camping
out at the Herreshoff farm on Pappoose-
squaw.
Roy Flowers and his sister, who have
been spending three weeks vacation
with relatives and friends at Plsttsburg.
N Y, and during their absence visited
many places in the Adirondacks. have re-
turned home
Yesterday afternoon, while playing golf
on the Bristol golf course. /. l.. Wiltsie.
secretary Of the club, was struck in the
mouth by a golf ball. which resulted in
an ugly bruise and several cuts. The
bali was going at great speed. being the
result OF a brassie shot. but fortunately
II struck Mr.. wiltsie a glancing blow.
otherwise II might have been more seri-
Gus. Arfter striking Mr. Wiltsie the ball
curved of and few a distance OF 80 yards.
The Italian Independent club has ar
ranged to have an outing and picnic at
Hauterive Saturday, August 20. The town
council, town officials and prominent citi-
zens are invited The committee con-
sists OF: President, A. ID. Alfonso; vice
president. A. r. Maturi; secretary. f.
Tomaso treasurer. d. Palumbo; l.. Lam
CELLO, G.. Accardi. G. Accardi and G.
Scarambolo.
on Bristol Neck yesterday a party of
four, consisting OF two ladies and two
men. came down the road in an auto at
rapid rate OF speed. A small child
was crossing the street and came near
being struck, so near, In fact, that the
child fell from fright. 1t caused the
people 70 laugh and shout at the narrow
| escape.