The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-01
0LNEYvILLE
Sandwich Man Didn't Give
Change; Row Followed
S.Anthony's Society Completes
Arrangements for Picnic

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Hartford avenue, room No. /. Tele-
phone 40 West.
For few moments last evening the
italian who sells Ice cream sandwiches
In front OF the Church OF the Messiah
lay sprawling on the ground beneath his
| baudlly painted push-cart, and would
have remained there for a longer period
had IL not been for Patrolman Kelly.
| TWO boys, Kelly by name. made a pur-
chase and this was the cause OF the clos
| ing for the younger Kelly boy gave or
at least said he gave, the sandwich
maker 10 cent piece. and the sandwich
maker said IL was penny
| The little fellow when he found that
there was no change coming. made a pass
| at the sandwich maker and as he did so
| the latter made an attempt 10 hit young
older Kelly boy landed dandy under the
sandwich makers right ear, and then the
shop was closed. This little AFFAIR attract
ed the attention OF quite a number OF
dency TO scrap and they began 10 kick
the PROSTATE sandwich maker. No doubt
they would have used him UP II Patrol
man Kelly did not take a hand in the
| ecrape.
ST. ANTHoNYs SOCIETY.
The ST Anthony society held meet
| Ing In the church hall on Plainfield street
last evening 10 complete the Anal arrange
| ments for the picnic 10 be held on the
| church grounds Labor day
The committee on the building OF booths
| reported that everything would be COM
pleted Saturday afternoon.
The comittee on sports reported that
| the entries for the athletic games had
oil been received and that they would
| hold another meeting TO decide on the
prizes 10 be offered for each event.
LII n L h
] crime Coyne. Mary Kelly and Annie Mad
| den were appointed TO have charge OF the
cake and lemonade booth:
| The Ice cream, soda, refreshments and
| chowder committees all reported that
| everything would be in readiness and all
seemed pleased with the prospects and
| with good weather expect 10 make II
| equal 10 past years.
The committee adjourned TO meet on the
morning OF the Sd on the picnic grounds.
WILL HAVE IRISH DANCING.
The committee In charge OF st. Mary's
| church festival 10 be held Monday met
last evening when the subcommittee on
! Irish dancing reported that so far eight
| entries had been received. The committee
| on sports reported that IL had arranged a
long program. This committee also re-
ported II had appointed a starter and
| judges and the committee on dancing also
announced that they had selected judges.
| The presence OF every person who Is
connected with the affair Is earnestly re-
| quested TO meet with the pastor tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
ENJOYED THE MISTAKE.
A well dressed and an intelligent look
| ing woman attracted no small amount or
| attention on the square yesterday AFTER
| noon and many thought she was OF un-
| sound mind. While crossing the square
she stopped number OF times and laugh
ed heartily and when she reached the
| sidewalk she was obliged TO go into a
store and laugh II out. When she finished
and went for car she looked serious
| enough. and II was learned later that she
| had opened the fire alarm box at the
| junction OF Westminster and Broadway
| and was about to deposit a letter when
| Patrolman Feeney stopped her.
ANOTHER NEW PATRoLMAN.
Joseph w. Greenwell, a newly appointed
| patrolman reported 10 Lieut.. Tyler at the
! Chaffee street police station for duty at
| roll call lost evening. Tomorrow evening
| Patrolman Flynn, who has been connect
ed with the station for many years, will
go TO the Plain street station and this is
! at HIS own request as IL will be much
! nearer his home. Mr.. Flynn has made
many friends here and has been very
| efficient officer.
GOT HIS DOG BACK.
Late Yesterday afternoon an official
| from the city dog catcher's department
went on the premises OF Archie NORM on
| Dixie street and took possession OF val
! liable bull dog, owned by Mr. NORM. Mr..
| NORM objected 10 the seizure I'm most
emphatic manner. but the dog catcher
proceeded and took the dog away Mr.
! NORM Jumped into an automobile ana
| landed at the headquarters before the
| dog catcher did and here Mr.. NORM was
given his dog as It was shown that IT had
| been taken from private property.
EXPECT ORDER TO VACATE.
Those who occupy the building on Man
ton avenue, so long occupied by WA. II.
Grant. as a coal and wood yard. expect
| today TO receive notice TO vacate. as II
| Is currently reported that Mr.. Herman
waterhouse has leased this land for a
| long term. and will erect a mill at once.
GENERAL MENTION.
Joseph Flaherty and Hugh Rowley leave
| this morning for New York where they
will meet Or. f. j. Logan Of this place.
| The two will before their return take
trip up the Hudson. visit Coney ISL
and. Atlantic City and other places.
John Feeley Of 2i Lena street, reported
TO the police last evening that the room
OF the Manton Fife and Drum corps had
Deen DToken lniot pIONhDlN DN DOls, anu
fife and a pair OF cymbals valued al
ss were taken.
There will be n football game between
the Thorntons and Lonsdales at New
King Park Labor Day at 1890 and In
the afternoon Harry Abbott will have a
whippet race Mt the same place
There were 40 arrests at the Chaffee
street station during the past month
most Of which were for drunkenness
Division No. 90. Ancient order Of HI
bernians, will hold an important meeting
In the rooms Of the Robert Emmet Lit
erary association tomorrow afternoon.
John Diston. i6 years old. has been re-
ported 10 the police ny his parents as
missing from his home. 81 Fairmount
avenue for n numbmer ~ days
Mrs. Walter Wyman of l2s Plainneld
street IL spending a week with relatives
at Newton Mass.
A slot machine was stolen from the
front OF 1929 Westminster street last
night and the same has been reported TO
the police.
Patrick r. Cum. clerk at the general
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