The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-08
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Butler as chairman and John Donohue as
clerk. II was voted TO meet on wednes-
day. Sept. - 10 revise the voting lists
according to the terms of the resolution
passed by the city committee and TO hold
a hearing on the same Saturday evening.
Sept. 10, at $50 to $780, in Eagle hall,
Smith building.
FOUND TOOLS ON THEM.
Sergeant Gardiner and Patrolman So-
cum took a couple of men out OF a build
ing on Broad street al the corner OF Bar
ton at an early hour this morning
complaint had been made 10 the officers
that the men had been taking tools from
the building which did not belong to
them. They gave their names as Rich
ard Kiley and Joseph Maylot and when
arrested II is claimed that certain tools
were found in their POCKETS. The matter
is being investigated.
FINED FOR ASSAULT.
Mabel Taylor a colored woman. was
arrested I'm Fishville this morning hav-
ing been charged with making an as
sault on Mary Lundy white woman
This morning the Taylor woman was or
dered TO pay a fine OF SIS and costs.
sLAsHED TIE SIGNS.
Some malicious person used a knife on
a number Of signs in 'front.' of the Beck
man g. Moran store on Main street dur
ing last night.
A SEVERE FINE.
Michael Maloney was before the court
this morning charged with being drunk
The circumstances Of the case were such
that 1t did not seem wise to put another
charge against him, but the court ordered
a fine of SO and costs.
CARELESS sToREKEEPERs.
Officer McLaurin brought into the po-
lice station last night bunch OF bananas
and a potato rake, both OF which had
been left out in front of stores on his
beat last night
a NEW sUPERINTENDENT.
John F. Kirke has been appointed gem
eral superintendent Of the Slater Cotton
company. Mr.. Kirke has for several
years been at the head OF the weaving de-
partment OF the mill.
WORKED ALL NIGHT.
A big gang OF men was at work all last
night on Main street laying new rails for
the Rhode Island company near the corner
OF Broad street There was also a gang
OF men in the employ OF Warren Bros,
who are laying the bitulithic pavement
over the same stretch Of street and the
work will be kept up night and day till IL
is fully completed. II Is expected that
by the end Of next week this street will
have been finished and this will practi-
cally complete the contracts which War
ren Bros have i'm this city.
ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
There will he a meeting next Monday
night i'm Fairlawn Of delegates from the
several clubs which are expected to make
up the Rhode Island League OF Associa-
tion Football and at that time Il Is hoped
10 be able to make out the schedule Of
games for the season. IL Is believed that |
there will be several teams located in this
city and the interest I'm the sport Is ex-
pected 10 be even greater than IL was
last season.
CRICKET THIS AFTERNOON.
The Pawtucket cricket team will en-
tcrtain the South Providence eleven this |
afternoon in this city a Association Ath- |
letiC park and hot contest is predicted |
The local eleven Is just closing one Of the |
most successful seasons u has ever had |
and visiting teams will not be allowed 90
take away any victories with them eN- |
cept they have earned it and done some |
tall playing.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
At the Pawtucket Congregational |
church tomorrow the pastor Rev Frank \
J Goodwin returns after HIS summer vaca-
tion at his summer cottage at South West
1Iarbor. Me. lie will preach az the morn
ing service az i045 O'Clock and az tho
evening service az T. which will be held
tomorrow night for the first time since
spring.
on Thursday evening the pastor will