The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-19

az which time the pastor Rev T.. Z. Bar
| Iuey. gave an interesting illustrated Zee
| ture on Ben Hur" There was quite q
large number OF lantern slides and the
lecture. while something OF an innovation
for a Sunday evening service, was thor'
oughly appreciate by all present
VIOLATION OF MILK ORDINANCE.
James e. Mack, a milk peddler who
halls from Lincoln was prosecuted in the
district court this morning by MIX IN
spector William r. Fortin. on the charge
OF violating the milk ordinance a plea
OF guilty was entered and hne OF W
and costs was imposed
This is the first case OF this character
that has been heard in the local courts
for some time, but Inspector Fortlh Is
keeping n very close watch on NUMBER
OF other dealers against whom complaints
have been made and it is not improbable
that they will be called into court almost
any day Mr.. Forth is by far the most
efficient milk inspector which the city has
ever had He has given a lot or tlne
and effort 20 the duties OF his Cnice ana
the milk dealers realize that he is not 10
he fooled with.
DISTRICT COURT.
Felix Moran was arrested saturday
night bv officer Hampton who had
caught him trying 10 peep into the VIII
n
man had been seen by the inmates of the
house and they were considerably fright
ened He was given a fine of 70 ana
costs
William Lewis was before the court
Yesterday morning charged with assault
on Mary Mccarthy. but after the eV!-
dence had been submitted the court con-
cluded that a nominal fine OF III ana costs
was all that was demanded.
In addition 20 these cases there were
two or three drunks who were given the
usual 81 fine.
FELL FROM sTEP-LADDER.
Charles r. Babbi fell from a step-ladder
at his home, 70 Trenton street, yesterday
a afternoon and landing with his abdomen
across n box was quite severely injured.
lie was attended by Or. McGraw.
RELIGIOUS MASS MEETINGS.
There were mass meetings held in sever
al OF the local churches yesterday I'm
for the evangelistic services
which are TO come I'm January. A meeting
for women was held at the Parks Place
Congregational church, where Mrs. Alice
G.. West OF Boston was the speaker and
at the Thompson NJ. f. church, where
Mrs. j. V. Osterhout was the speaker.
The meeting for the men was held at
the Woodlawn Baptist church. where the
address was given by Rev. William Nc
Creery Meetings for men and women
were held at the First Baptist and the
Pleasant View Baptist churches, the
speakers being Rev Frank j. Goodwin
and Rev. j. ". Lyon.
TO HOLD BUSINESS MEETING.
The sem-annual meeting Of the High
Street Unlversalist church will be held
Tuesday evening az which time matters
OF interest TO the members OF the parish
will be considered
GAVE SATISFACTORY REPORT.
The members OF the Young Mems Cath
clic association held a meeting yesterday
at which time the committee in charge of
the recent festival made a partial report.
IL was stated that the affair had netted
about $l100 which was very satisfactory To
all concerned
FIRE IN a DUMP.
The department was called out yester-
day afternoon for a fire In the Farlawn
district which had been started i'm a
dump but which could not under any cir
cumstanccs have caused any damage.
Chief Butler thinks the fire was started
by some boys who then pulled in an
alarm for the purpose OF giving the de-
partment run
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION
Augustine McAloon. John MorrLsey and
William Morris were yesterday elected
delegates from the St Marys T. A. ana
B. society TO attend the convention which
is to be held In Woonsocket on Thanks
giving Day.