The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07

Advertisements and items can be left
at the branch OF the News Democrat at
3 Hartford avenue room No. 1, Tele-
phone 10 West.
Yesterday afternoon a woman sat un-
der tree I'm her yard on Simmons street
reading an account OF the ns-Nelson
battle. when the man who owned the
property walked into the yard, and in
looking about him saw that the woman's
husband had erected hencoop. The land
lord told the woman that on and after
Sept. Is he would charge the family
81 month more rent for the privilege OF
the hen coop. This aroused tbs ire of the
woman which the landlord said later was
due 10 the fact that she was much inter-
ested In the account of the prize fight.
She flew at him and nearly scratched his
eyes out. and he was glad TO get off the
premises.
AS he walked away he was told by the
woman that II he dared TO raise the rent
one cent she would give him a thrashng
aud her husband would give him another.
She also told him that when he called
for his rent to be sure and call al the
front door Never as long as she was a
tenant TO set his foot inside OF the gate
again or their would be trouble The fam
lily has lived in the house several years
and is looked upon as desirable tenant.
HAPPY GATHERING.
The Misses Eta and Flossie Campbell
were pleasantly surprised at their home
on Viola street last evening by a dozen
or more young friends, who made things
lively until midnight. Instrumental and
vocal selections were rendered by Misses
Eta Campbell. Nellie Smith. Flossle
Campbell. John Lannon, John Devine and
John O'Neil. Others in the party were
Misses Alice and Margaret McDermott.
Margaret and Mary Martin, Gertie Camp
bell, Peter McCaffery, William and John
Smith and Thomas Barlow.
About 10 o'clock the parents OF the
Misses Campbell called halt in the pro-
ceedings and escorted the happy party 20
the dining room where an elaborate sup
per was served. The party was gotten up
and supervised by Miss Nellie Smith.
WANT THE OTHER FELLOW.
John Rider. a small boy, was arrested
at his home on Emdale avenue yesterday
afternoon by Detective Mcguire OF the
Chaffee street station, on warrant
charging him with stealing sum OF
money from Charles Morksch OF White
hall street. The police were not so anx-
ious about arresting this boy as they are
about finding an older boy who they be-
lieve is the guilty one. They expect 10
land him very soon.
HENS STOLEN.
Edward Gillen of 12 Steere avenue
mourns the loss of 90 hens. 30 having
been stolen on the 4th and 20 on the 5th of
this month, I'm the day time. With the
hens went quite a pile OF lumber Mr.
Gillens hen coop is located on Curtis
avenue which is some distance from his
home. He has reported his loss TO the po-
lice.
ELECTED x. OF r. AND S.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting OF Ivanhoe lodge, knights OF
Pythias, last evening. when Alfred Tn
derwood was elected keeper of records
and seal 10 fll the vacancy caused by the
death OF Ezra A. Tyrel. lie will be in
Quoted into that office at the meeting held
Thursday evening, Sept l3.
CONCERT ON THE HILL TOMORROW.
Alderman Parker and Councilman San
Souci have succeeded in getting the park
commissioners TO order n band concert
at Neutaconkanut park tomorrow after
noon by the American band. Bowen r.
Church, the leader is down on the pro-
gram for a cornet solo
GENERAL MENTION
The police OF the Chaffee street station
are on the lookout for a lot OF lumber
and other material. the property OF ST
Theresa's church. which has been stolen
from the picnic grounds
Miss Annie Thompson OF l47 Hudson
street and Miss Nellie Conboy Of Delaine
street, who have been the guests Of rela-
tives at Chester, Pa. for portion Of the
summer, returned yesterday.
James Southwell and wife. who have
been spending the summer at their cot
tage down the bay returned 10 their
home. 112 Wallace street, yesterday.
/. +. Noyes Of Washington, II. c.. is on
his annual visit 10 his old friend, Isaac
w, d. Pike. at his residence Olneyville
square.
Mr.. and Mrs George p. Taylor OF 451
Plalnfield street arc visiting friends in
the vicinity OF Boston. NJ. Taylor is
connected with the office force at the
Atlantic mills. 4,
Patrolman Luke Toner of the Chaffee
street station. who has been confnea-te
his home at 1lS Putnam street. for some
time. reported for duty last evening.
This being the first Friday OF the
month, special services were held at st.
Mary's church at o'clock this morning.
There will be services al 1880 and $3.50
this evening
Peruna sSc. Omega oil 10c., Tar Soap
Oarge cake) &C.. Hama 20c. Cas-
carets l0c. and Csc. Johnson's Headache
Powders q in pkg l0c.. Pain Killer 20c.,
Pyramid Pile Cure 4bc.. Bromo Seltzer
10c., Iron Ok Tablets 23c.. Liquozone 40c.
and 75c., Malt Extract l5c., for 25c.;
Pure Cod Liver oil csc and SOC. Emul
sion Cod Liver oil soc. and soc. Stew
arts Dyspepsia Tablets 40c., Sanford's
Ginger 35c. We carry a full line OF cam
era supplies. We give legal stamps.
Byron A. Smith. Prescription Druggist,
10 Olneyville square
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