The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-16
The News Of the State

O'Connell which would indicate that the
Olneyville Public Market Is on the eve or
branching out.
IL Is understood that as soon as Mr..
Price vacates his present location that a
passageway will be cut through from the
main store OF the public market and the
addition will he used for the fruit de-
partment and ny spring the concern will
occupy all Of the south end OF the block
in which they are now located.
MIR. Gilmore, tho local manager OF the
firm, was seen by a representative OF The
News this morning and all that he would
say was that those who wanted To know
what the firms intentions were must
wait.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
George Norton. proprietor OF the Norton
house at Manton and his wife had very
narrow escape from being seriously In
iured yesterday afternoon. while driving
along Manton avenue near the fire sta
ton.
An automobile i'm charge of Frank An
gell OF Centredale went by them and their
horse became frightened. Mr.. Norton.
who has but one arm, was not able 10 con-
troll the animal so he and his wife were
thrown out. but luckily escaped with only
cuts and bruises. Mr.. Angel rendered all
OF the assistance possible Mr. Norton's
carriage was wrecked
NOBBY OUTFIT.
James c. Nichols overseer OF the
Johnston poor farm, was seen I'm the
square, yesterday, driving the nobbiest
and -noSLupL TO date milk wagon ever
seen In these diggings. In the future. Mr..
Nichols will dispose OF the milk made on
the farm at retail lie also has invited
his many friends TO call at the farm dur
ing the afternoons, which includes -
day and inspect the milk house and che
manler In which the milk is prepared for
delivery.
FOR AN ASSAULT.
William Reddington was arrested yes
terday on the charge OF assaulting James
Cannon with stone. The police say
that on Saturday evening Mr. Cannon
was on his way home and was stopped
by Reddington and chum, held him
up" and asked for 10 cents. when Mr.
Cannon refused. 1t Is said, he hit him
with stone
GENERAL MENTION
Patrolman Feeney sent In an alarm
from box - last evening for a fire in an
attic in the rear OF 10 school street. The
flro was confined TO lounge in the tene-
ment occupied by James Carr
Lawrence Bebeau Of - Hillwood street,
pupil at the parochial school on Balm
bridge avenue. informed the police yes
terday that his overcost had been stolen
from the coat room OF the school
Mary a. Craghan. l6 years old died
suddenly at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Patrick Giblin. 212 Grove street yester-
day afternoon. Medical Examiner Per-
kins was called and said that death was
due 20 rheumatism and heart trouble.
The police found two chalnless bicycles
in a lot on Willow street last evening.
and one OF them is supposed 20 have been
stolen from the parochlal school on Balm
bridge avenue n few days ago.
George Burlinsame. who Is said 10 be
slightly demeuted. was found wandering
in the square yesterday afternoon by
Patrolman Dyer. who took him 20 his
home, ~ Wondall street
At noontlme yesterday william Nc.
laughln of 10 Moultrie court took nap
in his barn. and when he woke up found
that someone had robbed him OF s. lie
reported his loss 90 the police.
Patrolman Coakley found n bag OF
clothing on Appleton street yesterday
which was evidently lost from a laundry
wagon. 10 awaits an owner at the
Chaffee street station.
Walter Henery OF - Barrows street ~.
ported 90 ihe police this morning that
can of milk han peen stolen from the
doorway of "a Pleinneld street ssrly thi.
morning