The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-03-26
IN 0LNEYvILLE.
Inside Found the Chairs.
Church Announcement.
McGOVern Arrested. Want Cans.
Back Among Friends.

Olnsvviue branch of the Providence
News "a at Heffernon's News Store Is
Hartford avenue Telephone 4e-West
The police have something Of a mystery
on their hands 20 solve. for at an early
hour this morning Patrolman Jones found
a window opened in the market OF Charles
f. Kelly at s1s Gladstone avenue.
Mr.. Kelly was notified and ne, with the
patrofman. began an inves tigaton and
found that both side sticks on the inside
of the building bad been pulled from the
fastenings showing that the work must
have been done from the inside OF the
store. for there was not mar OF any
character upon the outside of the build
ing.
II Is thouhEt that perhaps while Mr..
Kelly was temporarily absent from the
store just before closing up last even
ing that the sticks must have been pulled
of and later in the night the store was
entered. Seven and one-half pounds OF
tobacco is all that Mr.. Ksify could find
that had been taken and that he may
have mislaid and will be found later.
FOUND THE CHAIRS.
called upon William Hsdffeid. the uphoi-
sterer. on Piainheld street, a day or so
ago and was given two chairs TO cane.
The man Is Hyman Handreger Of IS AL
ieppo street. who before he cached home
with the chairs found a permanent posi-
tion and was going TO finish work on
the two chairs evenings. and when oom-
pieted was to take them TO Mr. Hadhsld
and as one OF the chairs had been caned
a.A hA NJ fha oil 1aa
police did not see but what the old
gentleman was acting honestly In the
matter
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT.
Al the mission services at St Mary's
church last evening the Rev. FIR. Collins
made the following announcement: That
today would be devoted 10 the confession
OF the male members of the parrish and
for Tomorrow there would be services az
Z. 8, and 1920: n sermon for women
at s:30. and confirmation OF special
class at 4:30. and that the mission for
men would close at 1880 In the evening.
The sermon last evening was preached
by the Rev. Fr. Gleason. the attendance
being fully as large as on any evening
during the week.
WILLIAM MGOvERN ARRESTED.
wnram McGovean was arrested on
Westminster street yesterday afternoon
by Detectivc Mcguire for making an as
sault upon r. man In down town coal
yard. Feb 90 and since that time ne has
been In New York.
He came 90 his home on Marvin street
yesterday morning and later in tho day
strolled into the square. and was picked
up by the detective. The young man
assaulted struck him twice with a shovel
before he. McGovern. retaliated.
WANT CANS.
Now that the dust on the square has
begun TO fly, n has been suggested that
the ward delegation get sufficient num-
ber OF cans so thai when the sweeper
has collected a pile of dirt and dust, that
he can put IL into a can. instead OF leav-
Ing II against the curbStone only TO be
quickly blown about the square again.
These cans were promised last season.
but somehow they didn't reach the
square.
GENERAL MENTION.
James II. Barr OF this place spent most
OF the morning shaking hands with his
many friends for Mr.. Barr. who has been
now seated I'm what might be termed
Morris chair for he was elected superin-
tendent OF school property last evening.
The barber shop conduoted by Joe Ca
r,Illeo at 81 Pfain1eld street was closed at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon by the bar
ber commission. The proprietor of the
shop had been given an opportunity by
the commission to put his shop in a saili-
tary condition but failed TO do 80.
The members OF the Asprey club. who
are all lovers of bunting are getting ready
for the season. This club has arranged
tts members all OF the leading gun and
pistol shots of this section End have a
we'll appointed club house at Swansea
A. Herbert. junk peddler, got into
mix-up with broadway car about
minister street After taking an account
OF stock Mr.. Kauffan the peddler, found
that shoe had been torn from his
horses foot and mended shaft had beep
Henry Crawford Of 500 Elmwood avenue
stopped at SO Plainheld street last even
Ing and left hs new Indian bicycle near
70 ride away found that his bike was
gone and an old one was left in its
place.
The Holy Name society connected with
st. Marys church will meet IN the chapel
on Barton street at 7.45 tomorrow morn
ing. and will attend quarterly communion
o'clock, after which the Office OF the so
ciety will be read.
Jacob Pewter OF n Ashburton street re-
% that while he he was was IN a house making =
bargain for some old rags that rubber
and Junk. valued at 80 cents. was stolen
from his paish cart at the corner OF Bow
doin and Appleton streets.
Night before last some one went into
new house on Grosvenor avenue owned
by Frank Flood and ripped out lead pipe
and traps, TO the value OF $40 Mr.. Flood
did not know OF his loss until late yee-
terday afternoon. and at once reported
the fact 20 the police
Miss Emma Smith OF IL RanSley ave-
nue.. was reported 20 the police az miss
ing and later wrote home from Woon-
socket arrived home yesterday.
The mission for men at 81 Theresas
ing with appropriate services.
The Thornton schools closed yesterday
for a weeks vacation.
PASSION WEEK.
Mr.. II. w. Lambert will speak and sing
every evening next week in the Fourth