The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-10
OLNEYVILLE
Hann|gan Children Need Attsn.
ton Of Anti-Crue|ty Society
Mr.. Green Does Good Work In
SaVing2 Women From Injury

at The branch OF the News Democrat at
| 3 Hartford avenue, room No. /, Tele-
phone 40 West.
About 10 o'clock last evening the patrol
wagon OF the Chaffee street station In
charge OF Patroman Huntey was sent Ia
the corner OF Grove street and Harris
avenue 10 convey an intoxicated man 10
the station. On the return trip. Patrolman
Huntley was Informed that their was a
family row at AZ Eiswald street. A hur-
ried trip was made 10 the station and the
fact reported 10 Lieut. Tyler, who with
the patrolman drove 10 AZ Eiswald street
and placed Dennis Hannigan, and his
wife, Sarah under arrest with their four
little children. They were taken 10 the
Central station. The rooms occupied by
TINS FAMILY were according To tho police,
the most filthy they had ever entered and
To make matters worse the floor and the
few pieces of furniture were spattered
with blood. An infants face was also
covered with blood and what was once a
cradle was overturned. Upon investiga-
tion the Lieutenant found there was none
OF the family In need OF a physician, but
he has recommended that Charles Thur
Der, agent of the Anti-Cruelty sciety
take charge OF the four little ones
Less than a year ago Hann'gan was
taken out OF a house on Willow street by
Sergt. Bennett and was convicted of run
ming a disorderly house. ON account OF
the children he was placed on probation.
He then moved into the Fourth police dis
trict and two weeks ago landed in the
Holy City.
DID GOOD WORE.
John a. Green. chief engineer at the
| Providence Dyeing. Bleaching and Calen-
| dering company's plant on Valley street.
| proved himself 10 have nerve and good
| sense on Elmwood avenue about i:90
/ O'Clock yesterday afternoon. He and a
friend were returning in car from Ro-
! ger Williams Park AMI when near Pot
ter's avenue, saw an automobile collide
| with and overturn n buggy, which con
| tained two ladies.
Mr.. Green jumped from tho car ana
seized the horse. which had also been
| thrown To the ground. and being a power
| ful man he was able 10 restrain the
spirited animal until the ladies were ex-
tricated from the wrecked carriage
Fortunately no one was Injured In eth
er the buggy or the automobue. The two
ladies and the occupants Of the machine
asked Mr. Green for his name and ad-
dress and his reply was. "Oh. never mind
that He jumped aboard the car again
and came home
THANKED EVERYBODY.
At all OF the services at ST. Mary's and
81 Threasa's churches the result OF the
picnics held on Labor day were an
nounced. At st. Mary's after all bills were
paid there was a balance OF $22263 and at
81. Threasa's a little more than $llO0
Rev FIR. Grace OF ST. Mary's and Rev
Father William 8. Flynn OF st. Threasa's s
heartily thanked all who had I'm any way
IN nf hn ffafr
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL OPENED.
ST Mary's parochial school opened this
morning with 900 pupils and 16 teachers
Prior 10 the opening there was n special
service In the church at which the pastor
Rev FIR Grace officiated. He gave the
children some sound advice There were
many children present. other than those
who attend this school During his adj
dress Fr. Grace said he hoped at the
opening of the next term the number
would be 1000.
FELL DOWN STAIRS
Ellen Rafferty,. so years old. who
Keeps house for her daughter fell
down flight of stairs at their home.
80 Appleton street early last evening
and was picked up unconscious Word
was sent to the Chaffee street police
station and Sergt. Potter responded
He called an ambulance and had the
Island hospital. Her injuries are not
considered to he OF a serious nature.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Holy Name society connected
with st. Mary's church. attended
quarterly communion at the $50 SER
vice yesterday morning. at the close
OF which the litany of the society was
read by the spiritual director, the Rev
Fr. Joseph Powers.
Do
transferred from the Wickenden street
station TO the Chaffee street station
saturday evening, to fiji the vacancy
caused by the transfer of Patrolman
Flynn to the Plain street station
short time ago.
Charles Burroughs. the veteran patrol-
man at the chaffee street station. and
who is enjoying life at Drowneville. with
his WIFE entertained n number OF his as
sociates from the station and others yes
terday afternoon at his Nest" at
The work OF double tracking Broad
way Is being pushed along I'm a most
rapid manner. The square from the
junction OF Broadway TO Valley street
will he clear of debris by the end OF
the day.
The condition fretired Patrolman
Moon is not as promising as his many
friends desire. IL is understood that
he is to undergo an operation at one
OF the noSpltalS lnlS week,
Mr. Thomas Brems. father OF the
late Rev. Err. Brems. died at the home
OF his daughter, Mrs Martin Grove,
al 36 Bainbridge avenue last evening.
John Thompson, local manager for
Thomas r Donahue company, is enjoy
ing two weeks vacation. which he Will
spend In New York. Philadelphia and
Newark.
wrecked gum slot machine was
found on the banks OF the railroad near
Broadway last night by Patrolman
Huntley.
Louis McGounder. the well-known
bake maker" Is To entertain a few OF
his friends on what Is known as the
Greene farm. Sunday.
The Grover Fishing club will wind up
it's season at the cottage at Rocky
Point, Sunday, Sept %, with a monster
Clambakc.
Patrolman Finnigan OF the Chaffee
street station has been called TO THO
home OF his parents at Fast Providence.
by the death OF Father owen Finnigan.
Mcssrs Daniel O'Connell and Edward
McNamee OF Boston are the guests OF
relatives In this vicinity.