The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-09-09
OLNEYvILLE,
Licenses Of Druggists Must Be
Issued Under the New Law.
Atlantic Mills Resume Night
Work. General Mention.
O~lneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New Store. IL
Hartford avenue. Telephone 40-West

The Johnston town council met yester-
day afternoon and all were present except
Councilman Wilder. A communication
was received from Town Solicitor Frank
W. T%illinghast to the effect that all Sec
ond-class liquor licenses applied for by
retail druggists must be issued under the
new law. irrespective OF the time OF
applications.
A. O. Smith. who applied for a second
class liquor license, was given leave 10
withdraw. owing TO the fact that he had
filed no bond with his application. lie
said his surety was the bonding company,
which did not take any part i'm the affair
until the license had been granted.
Councilman Wilder was made a com
mittee to confer with the officials of
Cranston. asking them 10 pay one-half
of the maintenance Of the hydrant at
Thornton. AS Cranston received an equal
benefit from the system. The matter OF
placing a hydrant on Binghampton street
at Manton was laid over tin the next
meeting.
BEGAN LAST EVENING.
All Is activity at the Atlantic mills now.
for. as was stated in his column last
evening. preparations are being made 10
run a number OF the departments nights.
The management. however. succeeded in
getting a number Of operatives who as
sisted in opening up last night
So heavy is the rush orders that large
gangs Of masons and carpenters have
been called upon TO work nights ON the
improvements that are under way on the
roof OF No. ! mill. the second section Of
which II now rooted over. This work
will be hurried along as fast as possible.
A SHED BURNED.
A shed in the rear Of George T. \.
Beane's blacksfn4th-shop Odd Follows
square, used for storing hard wood lum-
ber. was badly damaged by fire AZ 1920
last evening. An alarm was sent in from
box 473 by Patrolman Parker. The cause
II unknown.
GENERAL MENTION.
The extension ladder, stolen from the
stable Of Charles Kenyon on Baltimore
street some time ago. was found I'm the
woods near the stable by Mounted Patrol
man Mckenzie. The ladder had evident
ly been used by boys In gathering chest
nuts.
The Ladies Auxiliary connected with the
Regent Literary and Social club met in
the parlors OF the club on Valley street
last evening. and made further arrange
ments for the fair that is 10 be held I'm
Irons hall during the latter part OF Oc-
tober.
Mary Passpere OF q Lacham street
undertook 10 steal a ride on the rear OF
n hack driven by Frank Counell on Plain
field street, last evening. She fell of
and was quite badly shaken up. but not
so severely but what she could hobble
home.
Mr.. Charles Supper and Or. Brown will
meet tonight at the Olnevville Checker
club 20 continue play for the Hanes gold
medal. To the present time Mr.. Sup
per leads by a score of . 20 !. with three
games drawn. Visitors are welcome.
The Misses Mary and Catherine Deviue
OF Wood street and Lizzie Hackett of At
wells avenue have returned from their
vacations, which they spent at Baltimore,
Md
Tickets are selling fast for the moon
light excursion that is 10 be held by the
West side Trolley club, Monday even
ing.
Frank Ru6iak reported 10 the police
last evening that. his horse and ba ker's
wagon were driven of from the front
Of - Dix street last evening by 2 young
man.
The Rhode Island Military and Concert
band rendered tho West Side Trolley club
a concert in the latter's rooms on the
square last evening
Edward u. Keeley was taken into Gus
tody this morning on a capias for non
support Of wife and children.
Thomas Killay was arrested at his
home on Harris avenue this morning for
alleged assault on his daughter Mary.
Peddler's badge No. SO was found on
Atwood street yesterday afternoon and
awaits the owner at the Chanee Street
Police station.
An alarm Of FIRE was sent I'm from box
22i for a fire IN a barn on Gladstone
avenue yesterday afternoon. Loss. two
bales 81 hay.