The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-15
CENTRAL FALLS
MAN LOSES s100
BY BOLD THIEF


stable keeper OF Fales avenue. lost near
IL 800 yesterday afternoon. Being about
10 doctor a sick horse and not wishing
TO soil his trousers he changed them for
an old pair, leaving the pair he removed
hanging on n nail in the barn. In the
pceket OF the pair that he took off was
ssi In bills ana IS in change.
Some employees at the barn came in and
a man named McManus, who was hang
ing around told them that Mr.. Mathew
son wished them 20 come 10 another part
OF the barn 10 help him force medicine
down the horses throat. When the men
returned. McManus was disappearing hur-
riedly in the direction of Pleaant View.
Pawtucket An investigation showed
that the money was gone also and sus-
p!cion naturally attached TO McManus.
The police were notified and are look
ing into the case.
JOINED THE PARADE.
A large number of the local Foresters
will take part I'm the parade at Provi-
cence today. Joseph II. Kelly. the grand
chief ranger OF the state, Is past chief
ranger OF Court Central OF this city and
this fact will cause large attendance
OF the members from this city and up the
valley.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY.
The funeral OF Patrick Kelly took place
yesterday morning from the home Of his
daughter, Mrs. Charles Cummings OF
Moore street. There was large gather
ering OF relatives and friends.
The services we're held at the Church or
the Holy Trinity, and were conducted by
Rev. FIR. Farrelly. Miss Clara McCardle
sang 20 salutaris" and Jerusalem"
Burial was in st. Mary's cemetery and
the bearers were Bernard Kelly. Patrick
Tar Ntrr ~ Nd
Ion.
WANDERED FROM HOME.
Joseph Proulx. 65 years old. left his
| home OH Foundry street yesterday morn
| ing yearing nothing but shirt and pair
OF trousers. The man has been suffering
from dogwood poisoning. He went out at
about 4:30 o'clock and has not been heard
from since The police are investigating.
SMASHED THE WINDOW.
John Henska, a Pole reported TO the
police that someone threw heavy cob
blestone through the window OF his house
at the corner OF Charles street and Maple
avenue on Monday night. The stone hit
young lady i'm the hand and inflicted a
painful, although not serious, wound.
PIGEONS STOLEN.
Charles A. Kiiwicz of Maple street, re-
ported to the police yesterday morning
that someone had stolen "a jigeons, val
ued at $3.50.
ALDERMEN TONIGHT.
The board OF aldermen will hold a spe-
cial meeting this evening to give hear
ing on the petition 10 move building
from the Pawtucket city line 10 Cross
ma nstreet in this city. Te petition was
presented at the last regular meeting, but
was continued. The building is now be-
ing moved through the streets OF Paw
tucket.
LICENSE COMMISSIONERS.
The board of license commissioners met
last evening in the District court room
in the city hall.
The application for transfer OF the
second-class liquor license of Telesphore
Duval. 537 Dexter street, TO Calxte Du-
fresne at the same place. was granted.
GOING TO ROCKY POINT.
The members OF Holy Trinity parish
will 60 on their annual excursion Satur
day, the destination being Rocky Point.
Special electric cars will convey the party
from Dexter street to the wharf at Paw
tucket, where a steamer will be boarded
for the trip. The boards will leave at
s.30 a. m. and 2:30 y. m, leaving Rocky
Point on the return trips at about and
7.30 o'clock.
TO OPEN PAPER STORE.
p F. Donnelly, the Broad street news
healer, has rented the vacant store in
the south end of the Sutciffe building, at
the corner Of Broad and Summit streets,
and will commence business there the
batter part of this week.
STRONG RIVALRY.
The St George baseball team will meet
the Good Shepherds on the grounds OF
the latter in the Parish league series on
Saturday. The rivalry between these two
teams brings one back to the time few
years ago when they were the leaders
n the first Parish league and had to fight
for the nennant in a post season series
The race is almost as close this year and
the interest Is fully as intense.