The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-01-23
0LNEYvILLE.
Father Spent Wages for Him
self While Baby Was Dying.
Fr. Grace Read Annual Report.
Nation. al Social Club,

Alexander Kazan. who with his family
lives In the rear OF q Bough street. fur
nished the police OF the Chafee street
station with one OF the worst cases that
they have had TO contend with Tor many
day.
Late Saturday afternoon his wife called
st the station and told the captain that
her husband. who had worked but one
week IN II months. took his pay Of last
week and was spending it upon himself.
The amount that he received was 81, ana
all that the family received from this was
one loaf of bread.
She said that she had very fck child
and she called DR.. Pierce to attend IL. The
doctor left a prescription which her hus-
band would not have filled.
Cant Rowe sent Patrolmen Mclaughlin
and Holland 20 the house and found that
the wonans story was true. The captain
and Charles III. Thurber made arrange
ments 10 have the sick child ttken 10
the Lying-in hospital and VII lie the
officers and a carriage were waiting al
the door the little one passed AWAY.
Kazall was later found I'm a house on
Judith street and was taken 10 the sta
tion and locked up on the charge OF being
drunk In HIS pockets was found NEARLY
s. OF his weeks earnings and thss was
given TO his wife
During the II months he has remained
home and allowed his wife 10 support the
family and during that time he haas been
arrested for making an assault upon a
fellow countryman and being DRUNK
His wife pleaded with the police not to
have him charged with non-support but
Capt Rowe and Mr. Thurber. after the
little one is laid away. will take a hand
in the case and will make him care for
his family.
HIS ANNUAL REPORT.
The Rev Fr T. 7. Grace. pastor OF ST
Mary's Catholic church, made his annual
report TO the church yesterday. w,ich in
brief was as follows: The reports for the
year including cash borrowed. was s74.-
C7s2s: expenses. S497t42; which loaves a
small deficit. lie announced that the
actual debt upon the new school bEIilding
was s36oo0. and that more than s50.Ho0 had
been expended on the school dur Ing the
year He thanked the congregation for
their hearty support, and told thun that
there were nearly 900 children vino at
tended the school daily. apd on March II
those who were Interested in the school
would have an opportunity 10 sca what
progress the children have madp in all
branches of study, including muslu.
GENERAL MENTION.
William Hodgson. for many years CON
nectcd with the spinning departm ent OF
The Atlantic mills will sever his Gonnec
tons with the concern this weak. and
will go TO Philadelphia, where he will SUI
perntend large mill.
Peter Gibbons, who has been a resident
of this city for nearly ~ years. and is
well known In mill circles, died at his
home. 60 Barstow street. yesterday morn
ing He was well and favorably known
snd leaves a widow and seven adult chill
dren.
At the meeting OF the National Social
club yesterday afternoon three names
we're added TO the roster and two appi
cations for membership were received
COLLATION. was secured at the close OF the
session.
James szelka Of 2si Oak street. reports
the Ices OF SO two watches. valued at
Sl7 and two raxors al $50 from a trunk I'm
HIS room. yesterday. tramp lodger ~
suspected.
Al the meeting of the Robert Emmet
Literary society. yesterday, the commit
Tee which Is arranging for the celebra-
ZION OF Robert Emmett day reported pro-
Gress.
Mr. Daniel Cronin. one OF the oldest and
best known conductors on the Broadway
line bought q box OF good cigars for his
being the cause.
John O'Neii. foreman OF the wet finish
ing department. OF the Riverside mills.
has severed his connections with that Arm
and viii engage In inc teanIfnE business
Mr.. Abel Reynolds. one of the oldest and
best known residents of this section, who
has been severely iii for some time IL re-
ported as being somewhat improved.
The members Of Hook a Ladder No. s
and Hose ~ wish 20 thank Mr.. c. f. Hall.
through this column, for the generous
supply OF reading matter contributed
daily.
r. n. Toof. formerly night superintend-
ent Of the yarn department I'm the At
isntic mills during the Owens admins
fration. has accepted = similar position
with the Jenckes Spinning company. Paw
tucket.
r. Terry Smith. employed at j. wni
Carpenters undertaking establishment is
sick AT his home on Plainfeld street
Miss Annie O'Connel OF Willow street
went TO Boston today to attend the FUN
eral ~ we'll known friend OF the family.
Patrick Conroy. who for many years
was employed as a crossing tender hy the
Consolidated road. died ~ his home IS
Messer street. Saturday evening
james Graham or Hose ~ and George
Thurston OF Hook and Ladder No . per-
formed hre duty at the Imperial theatre
last week
The Helping Hand mission held an all
day service IN it's rooms on Hartford
avenue yesterday.
Benjamin Collision. q student nj the
East Greenwich academy. "a visiting his
parents on Pocasset avenue.
Harry Winson lost valuable horse at
his stable on Lowell avenue yesterday.
VICAR GENERAL T = HlcKEv