The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-05-11
OLNEYV|LLE.
Promised Many Fish, but Were
Victims Of Circumstances.
No Eggs for CopS..To Dine
Statesmen. Council Meets.
Olneyyiis branch OF the Providence
News at Heffernan's New store. 10
Hartford avenue. Telephone 4o-Wes..

Fo- DAY or 50 il will not De safe for
al ordinary person TO mention tho word
FISH" in the presence Of Charles Fonner
night foreman of the Oncyvine car sta 70
iion. and Fred I.aNoice a well known
starter, and some Of their associates arc
OF the opinion that should = fish peddier
blow a horn anywhere so that either one
OF these man could hear IL much bother
might possibly be the result
Under ordinary circumstances these men
are the acme of good nature ready to
assist with words or deed any one in
trouble The cause of the great change
In their dispositions T. that both Went
fishing at oak swamp pond yesterday
and before they started on the trip they
hsd promised not less than an even bushcl
Of iish 10 their many friends. and under
sultsb bic conditions they might hayc ful-
hlled their promises They came home
last evening. wet. tired. cold and cross
and even refused 10 be comfOrted by those
nearest and dearest 20 them. Cntll after
they had put on dry clothes and partakcu
OF cup of hot ginger tea. and then they
said that they ala not get even uibblc
during the day. They attribute cold
weather as the cause " their ill luck
Nor HIS EGGS.
\ basket containing perhaps 20 dozen
eggs were stored away IN Capt Rowc'S
once at the Chsfree street police station
sst evening and as Patrolman Movry
has taAen up tho poultry trade a. side
issue the men in the station presumed
that the eggs were from his poultry farm.
and at ,ioll call this molning were to be
equally divided among tho men. After
the records ~ the night men had been
read II was found that the eggs had been
found by Patrolman MowS I'm front %
Mills tea and butter store after closing
hours last evening II was then learned
that Mr.. Mowry did no; own lut abou,
10 hens.
WAITING FOR BROWN.
Arrangements are being made by the So
cal committee Of the Sinner club 10 ten
der Mr.. Jacob Brown the well known
mill supply travelling salesman. supper
At the club rooms on Broadway this even
Ing. as he H. 20 return 20 tho city this
afternoon from an extended trip through
New England ana canada.
GENERAL MENTION.
The amateur league viii have a red hot .
game on the Regent oval Saturday after
noon. when the Regents and Mantons VIII
be tho contending teams. There is a.
strong rivalry between these clubs and no
chances will be missed BY either team
TO win out
John r., son of John and katherine
Pilklngton. died at the home OF his par
enis. S Joslil street YESTERDAY His f,n-
eral will be held tomorrow morning az
$50 o'clock.
The Johnston town council will meet
This afternoon aud take action on max
ing deal with the Rhode Island COM
psny 10 water tho streets OF Thornton and
Manton.
Miss Their ssa McGlinchy of 50 Magnolia
street Won the handsome gold watch on
the combination ticket isSued nj the ST
Anthouy's society bazaar which closed
Monday evening
William Moran has a cow az his sta
Ole al III Webster avenue that be found I
asfray on Olreyyille square YESTERDAY. I
which the owner can have by calling
Tho pocketbook found on OlneyviHe I
square Tuesd1y was called for bv Mrs 4
Barry OF S65 Carpenter street. last even /
Ing
Peter Fagdn was taken sick on the
square last evening and Mas taken To- the f
Rhode Island hospital in an ambulance.
The dog, strsyed or stolen from ST
Nincent de Paul asylum on Regent ave.
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