The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-10
Seven claimants for Watch
Miss Dubeau Lost Long Ago.
400 Looms Stopped at Atlantic
MIlls..More Vicious ACtisnS.
oineyvire branch OF the PsovldeheSss
Hartford avenue. Telephone $o-West


x.s,erday was Miss Marie. daughter OF
Dr 7 d. n. Dubeau OF 5ss Broadway.
About one year ago she lost vaIuaoie
rold watch not far from her home she
and her father did their best to hnd inc
little piece. but had no luck so 'he
watch was forgotten unul yesterday
when Miss Dubeau had the extreme
pleasure OF resting her eyes upon u once
more. 80.
A day or so ago. as appeared IN thIS
column. Mr. Ernest Williams the rIa'
feld street barber called at the prahcn
oyice OF the News" and said he mao
been delegated by a family 10 locate the
owner OF a gold watch that memper OF
said family had found about one year
ago. shortly after finding II the fanny
removed from the city and but recently
returned
Mr.. Williams had no less than seven
verified callers for the watch, which they
could prove that was lost on BroaowaS;
hut none until Miss Dubeau called could
give a full description OF H. and MT. VII
iiams was positive that she was the rlgh'-
fil owner. as there could be no mistake
Mis-. Dubeau was profuse In her thanks
and was ready 20 reward the hnder' put
MIR. Williams informed her that re-
ward was not necessary and that the
finder was only sorry that they had Tor
gotten TO leave the watch with MI WI
llams before they left the city.
ABOUT 400 LOOMS STOPPED.
The patrons Of the Atlantic mills rem
rant store at the corner OF Manton ave
nue. and Chaffee street need have no fear
OF the store being closed for a few days
10 come for no less than IL cases or
goods were received yesterday. Those
goods are said 20 have been returned
from the selling agent OF the men at New
York There may be shortage In the
OUTPUT OF this mill for no less than 900
looms were stopped yesterday and the In
dlcations are that there will be more IN
stead OF less I'm the near future.
new official an Englishman, made
his appearance in the Drawing In room
yesterday but UP TO early this morning
none OF the operators I'm the room could
be found who could or would tell what is
name was or what position he was 10 hll
STILL ANOTHER.
The police have succeeded in finding a
number OF Vicious men, who appear TO in
fest this section. They are now on the
hunt for still one more who has put In
his appearance
Yesterday the parents Of a small boy
living on Elmdale avenue. called at the
station and told Acting Captain Tyler
that we'll dressed man enticed their
little son into a clump OF bushes not far
from their home and undertook 10 take
improper liberties with him, but the lit
tie fellow ran away.
The man was seen by a number OF per-
sons 10 hurry away from the scene. but
not before an excellent description or
him was obtained.
INJURED IN RUNAWAY.
John Taylor OF il9 Plainfeld street had
4 narrow escape from serious injuries
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Taylor was driv-
ing down Webster avenue Hill when some
portion OF the harness gave away, allow
ing the carriage TO come I'm contact with
the horses heels.
The horse ran down the hill and colld-
sd with post throwing Mr. Taylor out.
He was picked up I'm an unconscious con-
eition and taken To his home and attend
fd by DIR. Iongfellow. This morning he Is
reported as feeling quite comfortable.
NOT HARMFUL HE SAYS,
Regarding the 'lolly-pop" craze at pres
mt T. r. Blakeey OF the Bradley. Smith
company. which puts up these bundles OF
sticky sweetness on handles, says that on
the authority Of no less a person than III.
Stanley Besstol. Phi. D.. instructor in an
llytical chemistry in the Sheffield Scien-
hfc school OF Yale University, they are
aot injurious.
The professor says after examining
1olly-pops' purchased in open market he
n unable 10 fnd the slightest trace OF any
There are hundreds OF initial atoms OF
sur goods" said Mr.. Blakeley. "and II
Any one is made i'll don't blame US"
GENERAL MENTION.
Michael Toolene whose home is said tc
le in New York, was found praying ir
IN open lot on .Atwells avenue this
morning. He was locked up at the Chat
ee street police station for safe keep.
ng. He has been in the custody OF tht
loice twice before.
Mary Devine Of sss Atwells avenue
ellis the police that Lewis oBrisn. o,
So Valley street. threw a stone az and
mashed a $40 window in the front oi
ler store.
Since early Saturday morning the 20.
Ice Of the Chafree street station have
ad no trouble with the hod carriers at
he new school building on Webster ave.
ue. On that day all effort was mad,
have the men come out on a strike
nd trouble was looked for.
Thomas Sullivan OF 1923 Atwell's ave.
ne reported 10 the police that his room
rss entered and . gold watch valued a
Is stolen.
Edward Gin. an engineer Of the At.
tntic mills, started this week for Penn
ylvania. where ne will Join his wife. whC
as been visiting relatives for the pas
hree weeks.
The Misses Margaret and Florence Ed
aundson OF % Eastwood avenue. VIII,
pent their vacation at Portsmouth r. I.
ave returned.
Ernest Mosley OF Worcester. Mass. !,
be guest OF Luther Cloxton at his hom,
laurel Hnl avenue.
Thomas Gibbons of Engine 10 ls en-
oying his annual furlough
Edmund Rothcmich OF Lowell avenu,
rusticating az Coles Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hall of Dora
treet are az Waterbury. Conn. for
Nv weeks.
Michael Casey. well known resident
led AT his home. II Ethan street. yes
rday.
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