The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-11-21

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The funeral OF Matthew j. Farrell was
from the home OF his parents. Al Chanee
street, AT $3.50 this morning. and later SER
vices were solemnized in ST. Mary's
Catholic church. which was well filed
with relatives and the many friends OF the
deceased. There were a number OF beau
tiful floral tributes, the most prominent
being a massive Offering from the "Old
Homestead club. OF which the deceased
was a charter member. There were many
OF the members OF the club at tho services
and the following members officlated as
bearers: Michael Conley. Walter Lawton.
George Phillips and George Hanley. The
interment was AT ST. AIMS cemetery.
A CLOSE CALL.
Antonio Depallo. 10 years old, who lives
at 27 Ceder street. had a very narrow es-
cape from being killed while at work IN
the rear OF the National mill on Valley
street yesterday afternoon. He was
caught In a derrick rope, and before the
engine could be stopped he was suspended
IN the air and fell 10 the ground. A num-
her OF his fellow workmen ran 10 his as
sistance and at first supposed that he
was dead.
A hurry call was sent 20 the Rhode ISL
and hospital for an ambulance, where he
was taken. The attending physician
found that his right leg had been broken
In two places below the knee and that he
sustained a bad scalp wound.
ARE HAPPY NOW.
The patrolmen at the Chaffee street sta
ton are now great believers in the old
saving that ITS an III wind that does
not blow someone good. . and this. for the
$1,000 sAas ~ ..N~x .n1la1 fha
kitchen. has been embellished with a
radiator. Heretofore the room has not
been heated. only when some OF the men
felt as IL they would like a cup OF hot
coffee or something OF that sort.
BROKE HIS ARM WHILE AT PLAY.
Lloyd Dunphy. the nine-year-old son
OF Thomas Dunphy. the w~ell-known
Broadway barber. while playing I'm the
yard OF ST. Mary's parochial school on
cambridge avenue yesterday afternoon
broke his left forearm in three places.
His father was called and he took the
little sufferer 10 mis- home on Delaine
street. where he was attended by DR.. Ed
wards. Az near as can be learned the
little fellow was playing leap frog
HAD A LOAD OF LUMBER.
One seeing the 5000 chariot leaving the
Charee Street station this morning would
he inclined TO believe that Captain Rowe
had become n carpenter and builder, for
the vehicle wac we'll LOADED with lumber
and carpenters tools. Such, however. was
not the case. for the lumber and tools
were what-th police think that n Init
street Italian has purloined from new
buildings during the past months.
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. James Kennedy OF the Arm OF Ken
nedy a. Cough. who has been spending
a few weeks in Europe, returned yester-
day. Mr.. Kennedy has made arrangements
with a number OF firms In England and
ireland for the sale OF articles In the food
line that are famed as exceedingly palat-
able.
The Society Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton connected with 81. Mary's Catholic
church will meet tomorrow evening. when
IL is expected that the names OF a num-
Der OF young women will be added 10 the
roster.
Mrs. Charles Clarke Of Foster Centre
was taken sick Mt the corner OF Manton
avenue and Chanee street yesterday
afternoon and was assisted 10 the home
man Mclaughlin.
Letter Carrier Joseph Kelly OF the local
office, who has for some time been con-
fined at the Rhode Island hospital, where
ne was treated for an abscess on his leg,
has 40 FIR recovered as 10 be removed 10
his home on Waverly street.
A defective chimney in the house oc-
cupied by DR.. Craig Cameron at 1s4s West
minister street was the cause OF a still
alarm last evening, which was responded
60 by Hose 10.
All arrangements have been made by
the executive committee OF the Sinners
club for their annual anuue that is to
be held In McCusker's hall on Stokes
street Sunday afternoon.
The display windows in the store on
and about the square begin 10 take on a
holiday appearance.
Manufacturers lodge OF odd Fellows
will meet In their hall on Plainfeld street
this evening.
Letter Carrier Clinton E. Potter Is en-
Toying his annual vacation.
Perseverance lodge, *. ~ p, will meet
in S~pringer's hall this evening.
There were but two arrests ia this dis
trict during the past "a hours and those
for drunkenness.