The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-06-19

Is made necessary by the work now going
on at Main street where new sewer mains
gas pipes and water pipes are being put
I'm I'm preparation for the laying OF the
new bithulithic pavement on that
thoroughfare
The route OF march for the parade has
not been definitely fixed as yet, but Il
will probably be through Mineral Spring
avenue for at least a part OF the distance.
AS VIEWED BY DEMOCRATS.
That The News Democrat has been
warmly received by many hundreds of
people In this city and the towns along
the Blackstone valley is a fact which
speaks for itself IL is now but a little
more than month since the first number
OF the paper was placed before the pub
lie. yet In that short time II has gained
the place In hundreds OF homes which is
usually accorded a newspaper only after
this is not far 10 ind. II lies in the fact
that only in the columns OF The News
Democrat can they learn all that is going
on In these communities. 1t gives the
news.
To that element OF the Blackstone val
ley that marches under the banner OF
the Democratic party, and which com
lation OF territory I'm which there are
approximately 10000 people, II offers the
ing on In the political circles in the state.
That this is so is fully recognized by the
leaders OF the Democratic party and those
leaders do not hesitate 20 express their
opinion regarding the value OF the paper,
both from news standpoint and a polti-
cal standpoint.
AS an evidence OF this part OF letter
which has been received by prominent
Democratic citizens in Pawtucket and
other places in the Blackstone valley Is
given. These letters were signed by
Mayor James II. Higgins. Edward +.
Butler. chairman Of the Democratic city
committee. and Hon. John ]. Fitzgerald.
former mayor or Pawtucket. The extract
| is as follows:
"As TO the paper itself / can heartily
| recommend IL To all citizens who wish to
keep Informed on current affairs from a
Democratic standpoint. Besides being a
| fair and representative party newspaper
IL contains full information on all matters
of current interest. both local and foreign.
To any person who wishes 10 get accurat te
news. and to read political articles WHICH
will do justice TO the principles OF the
Democratic party i can recommend The
NEWS -Democrat"
DELANEY COUNCIL. X OF c.
There were a number OF Providence Wis
itors at the meeting OF Delaney council.
X. OF c.. which was held last evening
There was not a great deal Of business
outside OF receiving five applications for
Membership and the initiation OF lve new
members.
There were number OF reports made
of the meeting social hour was en-
joyed. during which a collation. was
served.
POLICE ARE GETTING READY.
The local police are putting in a lot Of
time for the coming ball games which
are soon 10 be played. The uniforms for
the members have arrived and II is ex-
pected that the first game will be played
with the high school team In n few days.
On June 80 there will be n game with the
team from the Providence police and an
effort will be made TO clinch the defeats
which have been administered to that ag-
gregation In past years.
BOYS ARE MISSING.
John @. Anderson, who is employed at
the Lorraine mills. reports to the police
that his three sons, Albert. aged eight
years. Fred, six years, and John, -four
years, are missing from home since yes
terday mornings
TO ELECT DELEGATES.
A meeting OF the st. Marys Total
Abstinence and Benevolent society is tc
be held tomorrow evening, at which time
delegates will be selected for the con-
vention which is TO be held In Provi-
dence at a later date. This is a national
convention and there will be present del
egates from all parts OF the country, and
considerable interest is being manifested
In tho choice OF delegates from this city.
ALDERMANIC MEETING.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
board OF aldermen will be held tomorrow
evening and the principal matter OF busi-
ness will be the granting OF milk licenses
which will be recommended by the mill,
| Inspector. William r. Martin. II is quite
probable that all OF the recommendations
OF that official Will be followed.
YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC AsSoCIA-
TION.
There was meeting OF the Young
Mems Catholic association held last eve
! ming at the rooms on George street and
| at that time there was a report from
! the committee which had charge OF the
recent minstrel entertainment. This COM
mittee reported the net proceeds OF the
AFFAIR TO have been $3.50.
Resolutions were adopted on the death
OF Brother Bernard f. Lennon Five APP
| plications for membership were received