The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-15
OLNEYvILLE,
Residents Sorry PatroIman Cor.
man Has Been Transferred
Many Complaints Of Theft Of
Flowers. Boys Arrested

Many Of the residents along the beat
ry TO learn last evening that ne had been
transferred to the Central Station. He
was very popular among the young peo-
pie. Patrolman Kane from the Central
station. did not make his appearance last
night In Mr.. Gorman's place, owing TO
the fact that he Is laid up with sore
foot. He has many warm friends here
and is an efficient officer.
DIDN'T GO HUNGRY.
Among the reports recorded at the
Chaffee street police station yesterday
was one from Morris Cussick to the effect
that some one had stolen his we'll filed
dinner pail, which, with those OF his fell
low laborers. was hanging In a cool place
on a fence on Amherst street. There was,
however. plenty OF food In the remaining
dinner pals. and from these Cussick was
supplied with his midday meal.sa.a
A TIMELY WARNING.
For several days complaints have been
registered at the Chaffee street police sta
tion by men and women whose flower gar
dens have been robbed. Capt Rowe has
issued an order to the patrolmcn OF his
district TO be on the lockout for those who
are engaged in this sort OF work.
WE'RE MINUS BATHING SUITS.
Mounted Patrolmen Luby and McLaugh-
| lin arrested a sextet of Italian boys who
| were sporting In the river in the rear OF
| the mills yesterday afternoon for the rea :
| son that they were not In proper rig for
bathing. Their names were Tony Lucan,
and Tony Devezzo. Napoii Grandin, Tony
Medca and Nick Greco.
THE WORK OF BOYS.
An alarm from box 497 was sent in late
| yesterday afternoon for fire in a one
story unoccupied building on Moorefeld
street. The fire is supposed to have been
| set by boys, who were seen playing about
/ the building a few moments before the
blaze was discovered. The damage was
| slight.
LOOKS LIKE A SUCCESS.
| The Young Ladies' society OF st. re-
| resas Catholic church. which is arranging
to hold a minstrel show in the school
hall Thursday evening. June 2S, met last
evening for rehearsal. Those in charge
OF disposing OF the tickets reported the
outlook very encouraging.
GENERAL MENTION.
On Thursday evening, June 2s, Ivanhoe
lodge Knights OF Pythias will have
jovial meeting Its guests will be mem
bers OF Garfield lodge OF Wanskuck and
Washington lodge OF Central Falls The
social committee has been given free rein
In preparing n program for that evening.
A large delegation from this place at
tended the select social OF Providence
aerie. No. SO. Fraternal Order OF Eagles,
In its hall, 10 Snow street. last evening
Albert lie Due was one Of the aids
The boy minstrels under the manage
ment Of Master Thomas Conroy gave a
pleasing entertainment in the vestry OF
St. Anthony's Catholic church last eve
ming The attendance was large.
A class Of between 500 and 600 was con-
firmed by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins
at the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament
last evening.
Rosanna, wife OF Michael j. O'Brien.
died at her home, . Appleton street yes
terday. Her funeral will be held to-
morrow morning at $50 o'clock.
NJ j. Hurley has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the much talked of Phil
lips estate In Johnston.
The funeral OF Bridget Finnigan. who
died suddenly at her home on Putnam
street. was held at St. Teresas church
this morning
Mary widow OF Hugh Scallon, died at
her home. 400 Valley street. yesterday.