The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-09-16

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News at Heffernan's News store 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-Wesf.
AT the meeting OF Court olneyvile,
Foresters OF America held In Springer
hall last evening the following officers
were elected: Chief ranger. Edward Giii'
sub-chief ranger. John +. Gibbons; treas
urer. John II. Walsh; financial secretary
Charles Meegan; recording secretary
Fred H. Burroughs: senior woodward
Frank Hulett junior woodward George
Bowen: senior beadle. George Parkinson;
Junior beadle, Sander J. Wilson; trustees
for three years. John F. McEvoy. Two
candidates were initiated.
AT the close OF the meeting addresses
were made by number OF the ofhcers'
and especially by John II. Walsh the
well known undertaken. who was elected
10 the position Of treasurer. He told
his associates that he had been treasurer
of the court for 10 years and wanted 10
retire but TO this none would listen, ana
told him that they would not be sats-
fed until the number OF years was 20.
So IL looks as II Mr.. Walsh was good
for six years more at least 1he attehu-
ance was the largest In years
WILL BE A HOT ONE.
There will be a game Of ball on the
Merino fats tomorrow that will be worth
seeing for the Regents and the Dewey
Rows OF the Providence league are TO play
for nurse OF 500. The Regents have
beaten the Dewey Boys out for the cham
pionship but their manager, Mr.. MAT
thews. is confident that his team can
outplay the Regents. so he has posted
one-h half OF the above amount 70 back up
his confidence No one need 10 so 10
Boston or elsewhere 10 see game TO-
morrow for every one OF the IL players
know the game from 10 H.
HAD A SPRING BILLY
John Simons. an old time shoe maker
was arrested as he was going out OF a
mill last evening by Detective Mcguire
on n charge OF committing an assault
upon g boy named John Hague.
A few evenings ago Simons was In
shoe shop at the lower end OF Westmin-
ster street and got into trouble with the
boy, at whom II is said he threw an iron
last He will also be examined on the
charge OF carrying a concealed weapon.
for when he was searched at the station
q wicked looking spring billy was found
in his pocket
A RED LIGHT DISTRICT.
The police were busy last evening for
thev had about 20 lanterns to hang on
dangerous places. Atwells avenue ap-
pears 10 have Jared the worst from the
effects OF Yesterdays storm for the gut
ters from Sears avenue 20 the foot OF the
hill have been washed away. and In many
places the curbing has fallen into the
street
The 40 steps AT the foot OF Babar
street are out OF commission for huge
tree at the top OF the hill was blowr
down and fell the entire length OF the
steps Just who will build them again Is
n question.
FELL FROM A WINDOW.
At $3.50 yesterday afternoon the one
year-old child OF Mrs Catherine Mulvey
who lives at 52s Atwell's avenue. fell g
distance Of about u feet from a window
DR. Winns OF ass Harris avenue was
called and found that the child wa'
quite badly bruised about the right sid'
OF the face and head. but did not thinl
that the results would be serious.
GENERAL MENTION.
Letter Carriers Geo Sheath. Clifford
Steere and August Nolde started on thei
vacations this morning and the following
have returned TO duty: Charles III. Cor
man. George Doyle and George Yerrlck
Joseph Flaherty will return Tuesda!
morning.
Thomas f. Casey. who for some time
has been employed as clerk at A. A. Hef
fernan, Is Hartford avenue. has beef
chosen as one OF three young men 70
the free scholarship at the School OF De
sign. Mr.. Casey Is graduate OF tn
Manual Training school
Louis Champagne, machinist for Joh
f Harlow and Arthur Malone OF thi
place, who took part In the whippet race
NJ Newport a few days ago. have receive
checks from the management OF the do
show, as the result OF the part that thei
dogs took I'm the race.
William Mathewson, A. r. Chapman
and John Padieu, well known local rail
road men, were among the many wh'
went 10 see the ball game.
Timothy Troy of 50 Barton street re
ported to the police yesterday that
violin had been stolen from his house.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Concannon o
% Merino avenue was held at 81. An
thongs church this morning.
Michael Burns OF IA Marvin street. ha
asked the police to locate his son John !
years old.
Rev. Father Thomas Kearns OF New
Jersey, is spending a few days at tn
home OF his parents on Bowdon street
Patrol Driver Charles Burroughs Of tn
Chaffee street station has returned fror
his vacation.
MelIen's food. 80 and 55 cents; Eag
milk. Is cents: Lactated food, ~. 40 an
rs cents: Challenge condensed milk,
cents. three for % cents; Beladonna plai
ters. l5 cents. two for 25 cents; strength
ening power plasters, cents three Il
% cents: two quarts OF fruit syrup.
cents. 75 cents, $780, $25 and $3.50 eacl
family bulb syringe. 20 cents TO 81 so. w
give green trading stamps Byron
smith. prescription druggist, 10 Olneyvil
square.
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