The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-20
Citizens Of the Fifth Ward in PawIuCka Listen 10 Addresses
In Support Of Colonel Goddard and tho Movement for Con-
sutona Reform, and Passed Resolutions Endorsing
CoNoans Candidacy for the AayoTaIty Superintendent
Of Public Schools TO Recommend Change in System Of
Penmanship. Lively Row on Nesting Street.

IdnY plant ana the uBnt from tne ulhAc
caused another man 70 think there was
a fire which needed the attendance Of the
flremen He did not investigate but pull
ed In the box and there was long run
for nothing
WILL ENTERTAIN VISITORS.
Pawtucket Association. No. 2. Station
airy Engineers. will keep open house 10
large number OF invited guests in the
lodge room in Cottrell block this evening.
The national officers will be present and
IL is expected that there will be visitors
from the different associations through
out the state.
LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL.
The funeral OF Thomas j Devanney.
a resident Of the Pleasant View section
OF the city for a number Of years, was
held yesterday morning from his late res
idence, 100 East street, and was attended
by a large number OF relatives and
friends
A mass Of requiem was sung at the
Sacred Heart church by Rev. jeremiah
O'Meara and az the conclusion OF the
services Miss Emma Flynn sang Face
TO Face" Burial was In Mount 81.
Marys cemetery and the bearers were
Frank J. Powers, Fred j Coyle. William
f. Collins. Edward p. Butler, Michael
Murray and John Dolan
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record al the city hall during
the past "a hours:
Real estate conveyances-Harlow IA.
Dogcrs 20 Adam Sutcliff land with inn
provements on Lot 50; consideration $40.
Abby ~ Fuller 10 Marshall Raymond, 10
lots of land with Improvements on East
Pleasant View. consideration $40. Fran
els j Farrell TO Christian Uhrig, land
and improvements on French street; con-
sideration so. Catherine Webb 10 Charles
e Chandler, land and Improvements on
Thomas avenue: consideration so.
Mortgage deed OF real estate-Charles
f. Chandler 10 Joseph Brown on land and
Improvements on Thomas avenue;
amount $1,000
Discharge OF mortgage deed OF real es-
tate--Catherine Webb by the Pawtucket
Institutions for Savings on land buildings
and improvements on Fairlawn plat;
amount $500
Intentions OF marriage-Edgar Miles,
Robert and Clara Diamond Hoag John
Francis King and Agnes Frances Shock
! rue all OF this city.
TREsPAssERs MAKING TROUBLE.
A telephone call to the police station
last evening gave notice TO the effect that
certain men were making trouble in the
lot off Brook street, where the Warren
Bros are crushing the stone which Is
being used in laying the pavement in this
city couple OF officers were dispatched
10 the scene but the men had left before
the police arrived.
AMBULANCE WAS CALLED.
John Bgby. who was at work in the
freight yard not far from Dexter street,
yesterday afternoon was seized with
cramps and for a short time he was in
great pain. The police ambulance was
sent for and he was taken 70 his home in
Central Falls.
A LIVELY FRAcAs.
There was quite a lively little fracas in
Meeting street near the corner OF High
street Just before 10 o'clock last night.
| offer McClaron who covers that beat,
| heard the cry OF murder. and In company
with Eugene Osgood. who had also been
! attracted by the cries he started out TO
investigate. They found a couple OF men
| IN the dark alleyway engaged In a terrific
! first battle and there was also a woman
standing by. McClaron grabbed one OF
the men and Mr.. Osgood took hold OF the
other. and they started for the police box
at the foot OF High street. While they
were waiting for the patrol wagon the
men got together again and there were
several blows struck before the men
could be separated In the midst OF this
one OF the men got away and the Of
fcer, together With Mr.. Osgood and the
other prisoner. who seemed to be willing
20 assist at this juncture, started out IN
pursuit.
The escaping prisoner was finally cap
tured the second time and before there
was any more trouble they were sent TO
the station along with the woman who
had first been noticed and who had again
appeared on the scene while the men were
waiting for the patrol wagon.
AThe men gave their names as Fred
Inman and James Marr and the latter
claimed that Inman had picked his pock-
cts and assaulted him.
The AFFAIR caused quite a little excite
ment for a few minutes and big crowd
gathered az the foot OF High street
FUNERAL OF EDWARD SMITH
The death OF Edward Smith which oc-
CURED yesterday forenoon, was very soon
known throughout the city and there
were many expressions OF sorrow heard
among those people who had been his
close friends during life.
IL Is announced this morning that the
funeral will occur on Saturday NJ Sis
from his late residence on Summit street,
with services AZ 81 Joseph's church.
BOARD or ALDERMEN MEETS.
The regular meeting Of the Pawtucket
board OF aldermen which was held I'm the
city hall last evening was short and there
was but little business transacted The
meeting was presided over by President
Wood and Alderman McCaughey was the
only absent member The records OF the
last meeting were read and approved
'fhe petition of James Lavell for a tav-
ern license and of Frank Gravelne John
! ". Higgins and John Mulvev for victual-
/ ling house licenses and of John l. Hebert
/ for permission 60 build a barn on stearns
/ street were all granted
! Petition " Chevaliers jacques Cartier
! dAmerique for a license 10 hold n fair
/ was granted.
/ The petition of Stanlslas Bessette for
| the abatement of poll taxes assessed
I AGAINST him during several years was re-
| ferrcd - the committee on ciaims
The petition OF Max Standel for re-
| tail Junk license was granted upon the
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