The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-17
CENTRAL FALLS
SUPERVISORS
ARE APPOINTED

|
! The board OF aldermen met last even
| ing 10 hear the evidence against Police
| officer Grady, but an extended session
| was unnecessary as Mr.. Grady sent In
his resignation from the police force and
| IL was accepted by the board.
| The members were all present when the
| roll was called and President Davenport
said that the first business for considera-
! tion was the charges preferred by Mayor
| McNally against Officer David f. Grady
| Clerk Crawford then read the following
! communication.
Central Falls, r. l., Oct. 16 1906.
To the Honorable Board OF Aldermen:
Gentlemen-I herewith tender TO your
honorable body my resignation as men,
Der OF the paid police department OF Cen
tral Falls. and beg that you take imme-
diate action on the same.
DAVID f. GRADY.
The board then unanimously voted TO
accept the resigna ton and the clerk was
ordered 10 notify the chief OF police and
his honor the mayor OF its action.
The appointment of supervisors for the
coming election was then taken up and
The following names were selected from
a list sent by Roscoe NJ. Dexter, chair
man OF the Republican city committee:
For the First ward, Charles T. Gooding,
Benoit A. Rocheleau.
Second ward. wilfred Lamarine. VIII
| liam 8. Grant
Third ward, silas P. Cummings. Victor
| Chevalier
Fourth ward, James Browning, Israel
Fifth ward. Robert Proctor, William
| Mitchell.
The Democratic supervisors were ap-
| pointed as follows:
First ward. James Cunningham, Math-
| ew r. Flynn
Second ward. Thomas McHale. Damien
/ Charter.
Third ward, James Mcnamara. James
| w. Lanshway
Fourth ward Joseph L. Fitzpatrick.
John j. Barry.
Fifth ward, Edw. oBrien Charles F..
| Cummings.
Special officers were also appointed as
| follows:
First ward, Henry s. Borden, Daniel
| Healey.
Second ward. Arthur Demers. John
| Hunt.
Third ward, Frank A. Thurber Louis
! Morrow
Fourth ward, Noel Brodeur John SUIT
cliff
Fifth ward, Peter Meeley, Thomas
| Hamilton.
on motion Of Alderman Wright IT was
then voted TO take a recess until Fri
day. Nov. 2. at 2 p. m. at which time the
board will canvass the voting lists.
NEW CATHOLIC PARISH.
The French population Of Central Falls
! has so increased during the past few
| years, that the present Catholic churches
! OF the city cannot adequately accommo-
| date the large number of worshippers. The
| crowded churches on Sunday plainly
| showed that another church was neces-
1 ~ RiShnn
| kins was called to the matter.
| After investigation he gave his sanction
| for the erection OF a new church and the
forming of a new parish; and Rev. j. A.
| La Lberte, first curate of st. Anne s
church I'm Woonsocket was selected as
pastor, whose duty will be TO purchase a
suitable location for the new church. 1t
has already been decided to name the
church ST Matthew'S and its erection
will begin as soon as the land has been
secured.
Although the intention is to relieve the
congestion OF the French churches, the
parishioners will not OF necessity be all
French, as all living within the bounda-
ries OF the new parish may attend.
FoRESTERS MEET.
At the regular meeting of Court Cen
tral, +. A, Monday evening in the rooms
on Central street the retiring Chief
Ranger w. G.. Mack was presented with
a past chief rangers jewel and certificate
by Senator John T. Burns, Mr.. Mack
made a suitable response for the pres
entation Arrangements are being made
for an entertainment in the near future.
HOME FROM DALLAS.
irving +. Patt, former chief of the fire
department, returned from Dallas. Tex
as, Monday, where he had been in attend
ance at the national convention of the as
| Of fra
| Patt has brought home a large collection
| of souvenirs which he has placed on ex-
| hibition in the window of Pats bakery
on High street.
STORE BROKEN INTO.
William Logan, a saloon keeper at the
corner OF Cross and Dexter streets. re-
| ported TO the police yesterday that her
| place had been broken into on Monday
| night or yesterday morning. Entrance
had been effected by the transom over the
! front door and several bottles OF liquor
had been taken. The side door was the
means OF exit. The police are investigat-
| ing
ONE WARDS CANDIDATES
Last evening the Democratic caucuses
| for the nomination of candidates for
| alderman and councilmen were held. In
| only one ward, however. were there any
nominations made. The Fifth ward Demo-
/ Gratis nominated TOT aIuerman Jdines
Adams and for members OF the common
council Bernard f. Carly and Thomas Lit
| tie
IL was also voted in this ward to en-
dorse Mayor McNally for another term.
In all the other wards there nominations
were deferred or referred TO the ward
| committees.
DISTRICT COURT.
In tho district court yesterday three
| young men from Cumberland were fined
| s. and costs for revelling.
A HIGGINS CLUB.
! number OF enthusiastic Democrats OF
this city are laying plans for the forna-
| ton OF a Higgins club. and a meeting
will probably be called the latter part of
| this week.
NOTES.
Pocasset tribe. Improved order OF Red
| Men. met Monday night and transacted
| routine business.
| Captain Huling OF the police depart