The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-04-21
IN 0LNEYVILLE.
Sub Committees for ST. An.
Ihony's Parish Fair Appointed.
Robbers After Fair Receipts
DuCksd Her Guests.

oinsySils branch OF the Providence
News ct Herermsns News Store, ID
Hartford avenue Telephone D-West
Al the meeting OF So. Anthony's fair
committee hast evening. the following
committees were appointed Entertain
ment-John y. Harlow Thomas h. oDon-
nell. Maurice Lynch. Edward p. eGarin,
Thomas Conroy, James Farley, William
Kerwan, L. H Roofs. Patrick J. Coyne,
william Johnson william Kenney, r. J.
San souci. EDWARD Msher f. r. oDon-
nell. Maurice Lynoh. Edward y. oearin,
Dennfr wynne. Thomas Nangie, Frank
L. Hanley. Joseph Mccarthy, Hugh Row
lev and Robert MuI)onouBh Door com
nisttae-John Gearin. John Wynne Ed-
ward IIanley Lake Hanley, Sylvester
Ilcitt. Bernard McCovern. Express and
postoriee-The Masses IAzzie o'Donnell,
Mamie Holland, Mary Hunt. Mary Kelly.
Clara Barry. Altar table-Mrs. Frank
canning. Mrs John Riley. Mrs. Joseph
Forgarty. Mrs. Noah Lynch, Mrs. Mabel
Henry. Mrs Lizzie Riley, Mrs katherr
Inc Lynch, Mrs Katherine LaNally, Mrs
Frank McDonough. Souvenir booth-HThe
Misses E1na Dockery, Mary pockery'
Margaret A. Hanley. Mary II. Hanley'
Annie ItauleNs Attfb tthnl'NF Ab@a -
Burke and Della Burns. Refreshments
bernard F. Manning, T. VI. Manning,
lanes Farley. r. +. McClynn, William
S'srrnoody NJ. ]. Coyne and William Mo
clInchsy. the Misses Irene Manning.
Bridget Leo and Mru James v crowley
Ice cream-The Misses Winfrsd John
ston. Stella Johnston. Grace Lynch, An
nie Imcett Mrs. John Sweeny Mrs
yanee Farley. Mrs Michael Doyle. Mrs
Katherine Gsul Candy booth-Msy J.
M,,C,overn MAY p Hanley, Margaret y.
planley. Catherine ODonnen, Margaret
o'DonneIl. Minnie Marks. Maria Quinn
Annie Joyce and Mrs Joseph MuNeN'
Holy Name-Mrs. E. J. San Soud. Mrs'
Tvnonas H. Bride. Mrs G. J. Coutsnche.
the Misses Louise San Souci, Lizzie Koch
Ter Annie Collins. Katherine MoGoverr.
possua McGovern. Fannie Dun, Eleanor
Ianders. Children OF Mary hoofh-The
Misses X. F. Mctfynn, X. +. Madden
MARY M. Nangla Mary r. Cummings
Mary Carver. Katherine Coyne, Chritine
McDernott, Mary Lucitt, Annie Madden
Mar Carmoody, Nancy Clirley, Chris
,1a, 9othernich. Parish table Mrs. John
NcC,Iinchy. the Misses Anna McGlinchy.
C,,ar,ot,e A. Duffy Christine J. Dufy,
Mary T. Coyns. Margaret Carmoooy'
Genevieye Mccarthy and AgneS Burke
HOUSE ROBBED
and two children live at 70 Manton ave
nne called at the Chaffee street station
last evening and reported that bis hone
had beon entered and about sD vas
stolen. Mr. Chmeilewsky and wife are botn
employed in one OF the nearby mllis anu
during the day their children arc careo
for at the nursery on Delalne street
Some times the children come home dur
inc the day and. when they do they ike
other children turn things up side down.
Last Thursday Mr.. Chmeilewsky on his
return home found number or Nehioles
mislaId and he noticed the same state Oh
arairs. Friday evoning, and supposing
that the children had been nome p'lu n0
attention 10 the matter.
when he came home Saturday noon
time ne went TO drawer where ne hao
.towed away s. and found that IL was gone
and then he came TO the conclusion that
he had been robbed. SO be went 10 the TWO
small banks that were ule propeiE W
mis- children, and found that these were
ernptied one Of them contained about Su
and the other $50.
He then found that some one hau
broken into hts home by side window
Yesterday be was told BY frieno 10
make "a report or the affair TO the police,
which he dic and when asked why he did
no, make a report before said that he did
not think. thar ~ was OF any use, 80 long
AS he did not know who the thief was lie
IS OF the opinion that who ever the thlei
was. expected TO make q much larger hain
FOR he Is the treasurer " Polish falr'
that Is now running in Kennedy d
Coughs han at 81 Manton avenue
WAS soUsED
There was something doing in a house
Oh Atwood street az 4:3o yesterday AT
ternoon. Three women, one man and I
bucket OF beer we're the principal features /
of the comedy.
Alta o'clock. woman from Aspinwall 4
street called upon a woman on Atwood /
street and third went out for bucket I
~ beer and In fact q number OF buckets \
full AT any rate the AspinwaH woman /
got all that was due her and began 20 /
get messy" SO the police were called up ,
ON 90 take her out OF the house, but when 4
they reached the scene. found that 4
young man had the woman IN charge and
he was covered with blood. FOR the wom-
an had taken handful of hesh from his F.
face. The police asked the young man N
she was his mother and hs said she
was not but was his Wife, and ne was DO
ing his best 20 get her home. The sight of
the blue Coat" had a startling effect on
the woman
The man and his aged wife had hardly
got out OF the door when both were near
iy drowned by a lot OF dirty water that
had been thrown from window IN the
upper story OF the building
Then the woman that had been "sousei'
wanted 20 nght the whole neiRhborhood.
but her youthful husband persuaded her
to put the fob on until she was IN better
nghtlng trim. she did and said che would
return later.
TOO DARK TO GO HOME.
John Donahcy. ~ years was seen by
Iatroiman Toner on Putnam street. dodg-
ing behind boxes at o'clock this morn
iug and called upon him 90 stop
Johnny stopped and when asked who he
wss and where he lived said his name
vas John Donahey and lived at i45 Dorer
street lie was asked why he did not 40
home said that Il was too dark.
lie was taken 90 the Chanee street sta
ton and his mothcr was sent FOR.
Johnny. his mother and captain Rowe
Rad heart 10 heart talk. in the captains
office where Johnny shed Few dry
tears. bat promised 70 80 home with his
mother and be a good boy IN the future.
BOUND Igis WHEEL
Eugene Han ~ 11t TaBrs' IIiii avenue