The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-28

NOUN On "a fnhIke OF lfItfnNs II ~
pears that some time ago a couple OF
hats rather mysteriously disappeared
from the millinery department OF the
store, and not one of the salcsladics
had the slightest idea OF what had
become OF them. Yesterday aftrnoon
a woman about 80 years OF age came
into this department carrying bundle
In which was a hat which she asked
tho saleslady 10 change for her FOR
something which she thought she
would like better The young woman
az once recognized the hat as one OF
those which had been missing. and n
second glance showed that the woman
had the other one on her head.
The store superintendent was noti-
fed and word was sent TO the police
station. officer Ed Smith went up and
put the woman under arrest and this
morning, having pleaded guilty 10 the
charge of larceny, a fine Of $50 and
costs was imposed
LIQUOR DEALERS NOTIFIED.
The police who went out at s o'clock
this morning was provided with print
ed notices from the license commIs-
city asking them TO refrain from MAX
ing presents Of liquor TO their Gus
toners during the holiday season.
There are those in the city who have
said that this action was one which
was altogether I'm favor OF the dealers
but IL is fact that the plan was
adopted by the police commissioners OF
Providence some years ago, and its re-
suits were so satisfactory that il has
adopted here last year for the Crat
time, and IL had good result. so tnat
IL will probably he continued
BOYS ARRESTED.
Henry Becker and oscar Reinsant.
two boys about 13 years or age, were
arrested yesterday charged with hav-
ing stolen money 20 the amount OF
sl0S0 from Mary Burns, whose home
is at 30 Cooper street. The boys had
with them number OF articles, in
Guiding a football and bugle, aud
these with a few other valuables. are
now resting on one OF the desks at the
police station. The boys were also
awaiting action on the part OF the
authorities.
MAKING MANY RECRUITS.
The local recruiting office. which is
located I'm the Kinyon block. and which
was opened last July. has met with excel
lent success. Since the office was opened
like ~ new men have been taken
into the service I'm this city, and this
record is considered especially good. In
fact Il is said that IL is the best showing
made by any recruiting office within the
Recently there has been some changes i'm
the restrictions which relate TO the weight
of the applicant and the condition OF his
teeth. and II is believed that this will
have the effect OF increasing the num-
Der Of recruits
The local station has been i'm charge of
Private Stanislaus Messier since II was
opened. and IT receives frequent visits
from Maj. owen. who is in charge OF the
recruiting service in this state
DISTRIBUTING DINNERS.
Through the medium of the Associated
Charities the Salvation Army and the
St Vincent de Paul society. there will be
quite large number OF dinners distribus-
ed today for people who are believed 20
be too poor To provide them for them
selves These societies have done this
work in the past very satisfa etorily. and
they have been able 10 raise quite sub
stantial sum OF money to carry on the
work this year.
ELECTION DATE CHANGED.
There was a meeting last evening OF
Father Hallgan branch, |. G. B. H.. at
which time considerable business OF i'm
Dortance was considered. 1t was voted TO
hold the election OF officers on the first
meeting OF the coming month instead OF
he date regularly scheduled. because OF
he fact that this date would come on
christmas night.
FELL FROM A WAGON.
Hyman Kilberg fell from a wagon at the
'orner OF George and Marin streets yes
erday afternoon and suffered injuries to
me of his hips He was treated at the
Twin City hospital.
Tho fnIlnu,fng b,,o 49,.
placed on record at the city hall during
he past "A hours:
Real Estate Conveyances-Pa !.
Mccarthy TO Mary A. Coyle. one-half OF
and buildings and improvements on the
corner OF Pleasant and Ce-
iar streets: consideration 500 John Coyle
md Rosannn Coyle To William Fox and
Margaret Fox, land buildings and inn
'rovements on the north side OF Coyla
venue; consideration $40 Madrios ".
81 ais. TO Gaubed Moradlan ct
is. one-half of two lots with the build
ngs and improvements. on Lupine street
$40
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Wil-
lam ". Davis 20 Alfred r. Stafford. land
and improvements on the south
'esterly corner Of Stcrry street and Dun
ell avenue amount $1,000 Mary A. Coyle
o Patrick j. Mccarthy. land. buildings
nd improvements on the southwestcrly
orner OF Pleasant and Cedar streets:
mount 1890 Peter b. McManus, Jr. to
he Pawtucket Institution for Savings.
and. buildings and improvements on the
vest side OF Cole street; amount $500
Discharge ~ Mortgage Deeds of Real
,state-William II. Davis by Walter l..
Kelley. land buildings and improvements |
n Map OF Lincoln Park" amount $500 |
Intentions OF Marriage William Mat |
hew kearney of this city and Ruth croft |
Z Lincoln R l.: John Parfltt and Mary /
rancos WaldSmith. both OF this city, |
nseph Overton. Jr, and Mary Hague: !
,dward joseph Kelley OF Central Falls |
nd Mary Ellen Donshue OF this city. /
ames Joseph Elliott and Frances Rob- 1
rita Mulleedy. both of this city: John |
Volstcncroft OF this city and Jennie cal /
erwood Wilson OF Central Falls Andrew 1
rank Parker. Jr.. and Flora Niles both 1