The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-29
BRISTOL.
Cases Disposed Of in Fifth
District Court. Other Matters
Ct Interest.

The following cases were disposed OF
In the Fifth District court yesterday
morning.
llesandro Teodosio. charged with as
sault on Antonio Simonelli and with rev
elling on Bradford street. pleaded not
guilty and the cases were continued one
week
The case OF +. NJ. Dixon agains: Paul
Kohler was further continued by request
OF counsel
James McManus. brought here from
Warren by Chief Macomber on the charge
Of common drunkenness. pleaded guilty
and was sentenced to six months at the
state farm.
The civil case OF Augustus Gravelle vs..
Henry St Laurens was called and con-
tinued one week
The case OF Frank Maserone against Jo-
Seph Nascione was declared defaulted
The case of Louis Denire against Frank
BalZano was continued.
Mrs Garrett Bowen OF Baltimore Md
WAS taken suddenly ill Sunday morning
AT the Constitution street station OF the
Consolidated railroad. while on the way
10 Newport. She was taken into Mr.
James Connery's house nearby and Dr
Russell G. Church was called TO attend
her In the afternoon she had 50 far
recovered as 10 be able TO return TO Bos-
ton
Harry Cady. local agent Of the Provl-
dence. Fall River and Newport Steamboat
company, did brave act Saturday evcn-
ing. little girl named Rosie Gpuldes
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Gouldes
was playing on the north side of the
wharf and fell overheard. When sinking
for the last time she was discovered by
Mr.. Cady, who plunged overheard and
rescued her
Pasquale Carmoso was arrested Sat,lr-
day by Sheriff Philo V Cady ON a wit
alleging slander and claiming $1,000 dam
ages Carmoso Is employed as a mason
at Prudence island and lives I'm Warren
The man who brought the suit is Vim
cenzo Del Pozzo OF Warren. father-in-law,
II IL claimed. OF the defendant Bail was
fixed at sum equal to the amount sued
for, and Domenico Vitulla was the bonds
man. Carmoso was I'm the court ycstcr-
day morning In the effort TO secure q
warrant for tho arrest OF Vincenzo Del
Pozo. the man who brought the suit
His charge Is that Del Pozzo sold LIQUOR
unlawfully. Tho bondsman he procured
as security for the costs was not ac-
cepted and efforts were made 10 procure
another
Miss Ethel Maxwell Of Brockton ls visit.
ing Sheriff and Mrs. PhIlo V. Cady.
X was announced at the services at St
Mary's church on Sunday that q mission
for non-Catholics viii begin I'm the church
Sept. Il. and will last a week
The Rowland family OF Baltimore ar
rived Saturday and are guests at the De
Wolf Inn.
Judge Of the Probate Court Frank IL
Hammill is enjoying his annual vacation.
which will be spent at Cottage city.
Marthas Vineyard
Miss Ruth Graham. Miss Lillian Nagee
Miss Margaret Holmes and Miss Eliza
beth Mckevtt left last evening on tho
FAN River line steamer for New York
where they will spend week in sight
seeing. number OF their young friends
went TO the ferry and sent up rockets as
the boat passed.
Mr.. Joseph Ryan and Miss Annie RYAN
OF Valley Falls are visiting Rev. T. J.
Fitzpatrick pastor OF st. Mary's church
The body OF John English. who died I'm
Stoughton. Mass, on Saturday was
brought here yesterday afternoon for
burial In ST. Mary's cemetery He had
been a resident Or this town for 20 years
during which he was employed as p far
MGR and also AT the factory OF tho Ma.
tional India Rubber company. He leaves
brother and two sisters
sunday afternoon about f.3N o'clock
George LEROY who resides al the corner
Of Thames and oliver streets. complained
10 the police that men were using his
foat without his consent He claims TO
have lost nearly s75 worth Of FISH hy mis-
use or the stage. Some OF those who
have used the float claim that the railroad
has no right 10 grant Leroy privilege
to the waters The case Will probably be
settled IN court. as Leroy has employed
an attorney.