The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-23
OLNEYvILLE
Suspicious Circumstances About
Italians Disappearance
Runaway Captured After CoIIId.
ing With Two Teams. Notes

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Two well known Italians were missing
from their places of business In the Silver
Lake district last evening and report has
IL that between $4,000 and 5000 OF United
States currency has been Withdrawn from
circulation. The missing men are BROTH
ers and have been dealing In wine. cigars.
etc. for about three years. 1t was sup
posed they were doing a paying business.
They were missed from their place OF
business yesterday morning and at noon
one Of their feliow-,ountrymen who is
interested In the whereabouts OF the
brothers to the extent OF s720, made a
magic change OF wearing apparel and
went on his way to Boston, thinking he
might find the missing men on board a
ship bound for Italy, but he was inter-
cepted at Olneyville square and Informed
that there were no sailings from Boston
for Italy yesterday. AS near as can be
learned the brothers have borrowed on
notes and otherwise all OF the cash possi-
tle for the past month. so that IL Is i'm
possible TO learn just how much they ac-
cumulated. II is evident however, that
they got a substantial amount and IL
they have left the country they have left
behind them a number OF unpaid bills.
which will bring the grand total up TO
nearly $1,000.
A RUNAWAY.
A horse attached to a light express
wagon. the property OF Alderman Dame
OF Johnston. ran away on Manton avenue
yesterday afternoon. Near Aleppo street
tho outft collided with two teams, one a
light carriage containing two men. who
were thrown out but not injured; and the
other heavy wagon owned by Anthony
steere OF Greenville. One of the horses
was thrown to the ground and the pole
Of the wagon was broken. The runaway
horse was then captured.
FoREsTERs MEET.
Court Thomas A. Doyle. Foresters OF
America, held well attended meeting In
Springer's hall last evening, when n num-
her OF applications for membership were
received Some time was spent talking
over matters pertaining to the monster
class initiation. TO be held In Irons hall
on the evening OF Nov. 21.
ENTERTAINED THE LADIES.
Anchor lodge OF Odd Fellows entertain
ed lady friends IN the hall on Manton ave-
nue. last evening and among those who
took part in the program was Miss Mabel
Shawcross ard a mandolin club from the
English high school. Mr.. Homer l. Cook
was master OF ceremonies.
GOES TO NEVADA
Bernard Cannon. formerly In the employ
of Bernard Nangle on Plainfield street,
and later a member OF the firm OF Cannon
& Mcbride at the foot OF Broadway, left
ia af Ina 10 vsh ha xtyttf
go into business.
GENERAL MENTION.
An overooat and a pair Of glasses. all
valued at $3.50. were stolen from Thomas
Kennedy's carriage. which he left stand
ing on the square yesterday afternoon.
MFR. Kennedy, who lives on Hersohel
street. has notified the police.
Martin Winsor, one OF the best known
men in this section, died at his home in
Johnston yesterday. Prior to annexation
Mr. Winsor took an active part in the
Affairs of the town.
George Toner, who lives on Chaffee
street, has asked the police department TO
lse their best efforts to find his 81 pair OF
sye glasses and case that he lost near
lis home last evening
A pair of window blinds were stolen
rom a house on Silver Lake avenue last
The house is the property of
Julius Webb.
Lieut.. Tyler was taken i'll at his resi-
lence on Messer street yesterday morn
ng and DR. Milan. his physician, has
,rdered him to take a rest for a few days
Il least.
At the meeting OF Manufacturers lodge
" Odd Fellows this evening the third de-
Sree will be conferred upon one candi-
late.
Julius SCHNEIDER Of Plainfield street. |
Who has been visiting friends at Lisbon
Falls, Me, has returned
Joseph Hackett, who for many years
vas employed by Hugh O'Connor on the
quare. has taken a position with the
thomas F. Donahue company on Stokes |
treet.