The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-08-24
IN OLNEYvILLE.
Grocery Firm to Dissolve Part
qership.- Officers Hearing.
MlIkman Went the Other Way.
Engagement Announced at Party


olenyville branch OF the Providence
News at Hefrerran's News Store,
Hartford avenue. Telephone p-West.
1t ir not often that there are any signs
of a marked down sale at the Chanes
Street Police station. but strange as IL
may seem there were evidences TINS
morning that "cut prices had reached
the police department.
There were displayed there this morn
ing a number of children's coats upon
which was affixed a tag stating that the
form sr price was 81. but would be dis
posed OF for 80 cents There are all col-
ors 10 choose from. but customers must
bring children who will at the coats,
for there Is but one size TO choose from
II has been learned that there is no
sale at tho station for the bunch or COATS
were found hanging outside OF store IN
the square last evening by Patrolmsn
Mowrey and the owner can have them
by calling. the police say.
WILL DISSOLVE PARTNERsIIIP.
withinfa few days one OF the largest
grocery firms in this vicinity will dis
solve partnership. and when this oc-
ours will cause no little comment Tor
the frm has made great deal or money
and In one OF the Oldest hereabouts.
One OF the members OF the firm has al
ready engaged store. and will either
control the present stand alone. sell out
10 his partner, or go into business In
the store that he has engaged
THE WALLACE CASE.
Patrolmen Henry and Young have been
notified that their hearing in the WaI-
lace case will take place tomorrow. This
case has caused considerable stir and the
better class OF citizens generally are
in hopes that the patrolmen Will be up
held by the commission. for already the
class OF men that the police look after
have made the remark that Others" will
be shifted II they do not see less while
on their beats.
ONE scooTED.
The men from the inspector of milk's
office entertained quite an audience In
front Of the postoffice this morning
Most OF the milkmen drove up to the
collector OF samples. but one who was
driving I'D Valley street and saw what
was going on either was behind time or
had something besides pure milk on his
wagon for he swished around and was
out OF sight IN a minute
THE GOOD FELLOWS.
At the meeting OF Narragansett as
sembly. Royal Society Of Good Fellows.
held in Artesian hall last evening.
Brothers w. A. Carroll, James NJ Shaw
cross and John O'Connell who were ap-
pointed n committee on the death OF the
late c. H. Fiske, reported progress. Under
the head OF the good and welfare. remarks
were made by William Bernhard and
Leonard Baton.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Colwell gave
luncheon at their residence. 1853 Webster
avenue. this afternoon to their friends. at
which time they announced the engage
ment OF their daughter, 1nez. 20 L. III.
Hall. a we'll known member OF the police
department. The residence and spacious
lawn was handsomely decorated for the
occasion.
Mr.. ReInholdt Shootman has been Sc
lected to succeed william q. Hoffman as
overseer OF the dressing department. at
Taft and Weeden's mills Mr.. Hoffman,
as was stated in this column on Monday
evening. had retired 10 engage in other
business
Next Sunday at the 1890 services Of the
Tabernacle NJ. r. church, the Rev. Daniel
Heaton OF Swindon. England, will officiate
Mr.. Heaton Is here on visit TO his
father. Benjamin Heaton. at 1856 Valley
street, after a 26 years stay in England
The Misses Sadie and Katie Martin
who are among the most popular youne
ladies on Harris avenue, went 20 Peace
dale yesterday. They will spend one
week at that place and the next at Mar
ragansett Pier where they have relatives
At 1858 this morning. Patrolman Brown
found window broken In the rear OF
Rro ~ al No
avenue He notified the proprietor, who
found that six bottles OF liquor, valued al
So were taken.
Catherine Lynch. who has spent the
greater part OF her life I'm this section
and is well and most favorably known
died at her home. $50 Plainflcld street last
evening Her funeral services will he held
AZ st. Anthony's church tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o'clock
large number OF the attaches OF the
Olneyv!lle postoffice went to Boyden
Heights last evening and partook OF a {
o'clock bake. Most OF them DO not feel
like being In hurry this morning.
There were nine arrests I'm this district
during the past "a hours. six OF which
were for drunkenness and three as sus-
picious persons
ceive . call from the gang OF men who
repair bridges
Tomorrow will be the last Thursday
mat stores will be closed on that after
noon, for the present at least
The funeral services OF George r. Al
drich was held az his late residence. siq
laurel Hill avenue. at o'clock this after
noon.
Miss Annie Murphy OF this section has
returned after weeks stay at wor-
cester.
Mr.. Thomas r. Beatty. the well known
local contractor. has returned from A
business trip 10 Boston.
CENTRAL FALLS.