The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-27
0LNEYvILLE
Mrs. Gerunde Wants Police TO
Make Husband Return
Hafsy'sArm Torn OF by Machine
in Banigan Rubber Works
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al the branch of The News-Democrat at
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at the branch OF Jne NeWs-DemocIAt ae
3 Hartford avenue. room No. !, Telephone
40 West
Among the callers at the Chaffee street
police station yesterday was Mrs Theresa
Gerundo OF $40 Union avenue, who wanted
the officers 10 coax or force TO return
her husband, who she said left her. and is
now at the home OF a fellow-countryman
at 72 Mulberry street. New York city. She
said there are several reasons why she
is anxious for the return OF her husband.
Among them are that there are four small
children about the house and In a few
days more there will be an addition. Her
husband. she declared. helped himself 10
all OF the money the family possessed.
which was between $40 and $50 She
thought that he and the money at this
particular time would come In handy.
Mrs. Gerundo was given all OF the infor-
nation possible and was told the police
department would do all that It could.
WILL PROBABLY DIE.
James Hafey, SO years old who lives
at "A Berlin street, is at the Rhode Island
hospital and will probably die from the
effects OF an accident that befel him at
the Banigan Rubber works on Valley
is the usual custom put on his street
clothing before the heavy machinery in
the room I'm which he was employed was
stopped nj so doing the sleeve of his
overcoat caught between a set of heavy
rolls and before the machine could be
stopped Mr.. Hafey's left arm had been
torn off near the shoulder. A hurry call
was sent to the Rhode Island hospital for
an ambulance, when the unfortunate man
was taken 10 that institution. All that
was possible was done for him, but the
doctors this morning stated that his con-
dition was critical. Mr.. Hafey has besides
his wife one son and one daughter
LUCY STYSTOCK FOUND.
Lucy Stystock. whose home is on At
wood street, and who has caused her par
ents no small amount of anxiety, was
found in house on Oak street yester-
day by Detective Mcguire OF the Chaffee
street station. who placed her i'm the care
Of Miss Denehy. Lucy left her home
about one week agD and went TO Fail
River. where she was located by the
police. but when a member OF the force
was sent TO the house he was told that
Lucy had taken her departure and was
at the home Of friend on Oak street,
where Detective Mcguire found her.
Capt. Marston of the Chaffee street sta
tion did what he could 10 have Lucy, who
Is less than 10 years old. return to her
home. but she would not do so. and was
placed I'm Miss Denehy's charge.
THANKED THE CAPTAIN.
delegation from the Chaffee street
police station called at the branch office
Of the News-Democrat this morning and
stated that they wished the patrolmen a
merry Christmas and told them that he
hoped that the same pleasant conditions
that had existed since he assumed charge
would continue. He told them he wanted
every man to do his duty and 10 look TO
him as his friend.
HOME FROM CHICAGO.
William Murphy. who is well-known in
this vicinity. but who for some time has
been located at Chicago, is spending the
holidays with his parents on Bancroft
street. Last evening his young friends
gave him surprise visit. and the time
was spent I'm most pleasant manner.
MADE ONE DELIVERY.
Owing TO the strike OF the drivers of
tho mail wagons at the general postoffice
end the extra heavy mail for the past
few days, II was impossible for the car
riers OF the local office to make more than
one trip yesterday II is expected that the
usual deliveries will be made today.
GENERAL MENTION.
The funeral Of Mary J.. daughter of
Ja mes and the late Elizabeth Kennedy
Will be held at the residence of her brother
William Kennedy. 100 Atwells avenue. to-
morrow afternoon at 30 o'clock
Annie Fauteaux, Of p Appleton street.
reported that she lost between down.
town department store and Tobey street
a handbag containing a purse with SO and
a number of pieces Of iewelry.
The funeral Of little Raymond Finnegan.
who has entertained so many about the
square with his sweet singing and pleas
ant manners, was held at the home OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Smith. % Oak
street. this afternoon.
The funeral OF Mary Lockin will he held
at her late residence, 169 Hudson sereet
tomorrow morning at $50 O'clock and will
be followed with a requiem mass at St
Mary's church at q
Patrolman Mcguire OF the Chaffee street
station, who has been on the sick list. re-
ported for duty last evening, and then be.
gan his annual vacation
Miss Flora Sugden, formerly OF this
place, is the guest OF her old school ma to
Miss Mary Booth. at her homo on Ann
herst street for the holidays.
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