The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-07-02
CENTRAL FALLS
POLICE MAKE A
RAID ON SUNDAY

The police OF this city made raid yes
terday afternoon on the saloon kept by
Peter NJ. sanna, located at 4S2 Broad
street The visit OF the officers appeared
TO be great surprise to the men who, IL
Is alleged. were ranged up I'm front OF tho
Aimprovised bar but there was not the
slightest trouble. A man named Joseph
Duteau was acting as barkeeper and II 10
said he admitted he was conducting the
place and was himself responsible for the
conditions az they were found
After taking the names OF the men the
police seized quite a quantity OF liquor,
station.
SLIGHT FIRE.
There was a slight fire In a barn In the
rear Of 100 Lincoln avenue yesterday az
ternoon and an alarm from Box l25 called
out the department The damage was
small
HIGH SCHOOL REUNION.
There is to be held at the high school
this afternoon reunion of the grad
yates OF that institution and the commit
tee In charge OF the affair have arranged
program which IL is believed will be
especially pleasing 20 all who attend
There Will be a reception in the school
building this afternoon and this evening
there VIII be a dance I'M Colonial hall In
vitations have been sent 10 all graduates
OF the school and also to teachers and ex-
teachers
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
The recently elected officers OF the Field
Naturalist society were yesterday installed
as follows
President Albert Pearson: vice presi-
dent. Asa Briefly; financial secretary,
Jonh Mills; recording secretary. John w.
Lewis; assistant secretary John Newton:
librarian. James Dewsnap; inside guard
Arthur Ruddel; directors for one year.
George Sagar. Christopher Dale William
Chadwick; auditors. William Smith.
George Worthington. Jr.; assistant tree
warden. Alfred Clare.
Reports were presented by several COM
mittees during the meeting and IL was
announced that the ladies' auxiliary
would hold a social Tuesday evening.
assisted by the board OF management
meeting OF the board OF management will
be held this evening.
The Enterprise club met yesterday af-
ternoon and installed the following Of
fcers: President Edward Conley; vice
president William Reilly; secretary,
Frank b. Heslin; treasurer, Frank Null
larkey; auditors. William waldron. George
Weeks.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN TONIGHT.
The board OF aldermen will meet in
regular session this evening and IL Is
expected that there will be considerable
business transacted. 1t is said that the
deadlock which has been on In connection
with the appointment OF a milk inspector
for this city will probably be settled by
the withdrawal Of two OF the candidates
and II this is fact James .. Kelley will
be elected
Among the resolutions which will prob
ably be acted on is the one which relates
10 the gas franchise for the Pawtucket
Gas company. Apparently the board will
not be able TO dodge this question any
longer. for IL comes up In the regular
order. and II there is no quorum OF the
members present there will have to be
vote of some kind.
DROWNING ACCIDENT.
Joseph. the s-year-old son of John
Waldron, whose home is at 6s1 Pine street
in this city, was drowned in Scotts pond
yesterday afternoon.
The boy with several others had gone
10 the pond to go in swimming and had
selected place on the easterly side OF
the pond. They had spent some time
In the water and We're about TO go home
when the little waldron boy got out into
deep water. He cried for help, but the
others Of his party could do nothing An
other boy named John Anderson, who was
near by, Jumped into the water without
taking off his clothing and reached the
little fellow just as he was disappearing
for the last time. but the weight Of his
own clothing prevented him from making
the rescue. and he had to let go or go
down himself.
The alarm was given and several men
with graphing irons dragged for the body,
which was recovered in about an hour.
Medical Examiner Marshall was sent
for. and after viewing the body turned II
over to the parents.