The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-03

A man who holds more than an ordi-
nary position In the Atlantic mills spent
some time last evening In figuring out
how he saved any money in making
purchase of two 10-cent articles last eve
ming. The square appeared 20 have gone
lust little bug house" ON and lO-cent
sales last evening for ~ was opening
night with one or two stores or TINS
class, and the man from the Atlantic mills
was among those who wanted 10 be on
the ground floor. He got out OF the mill
at $50 and went direct 10 one OF the
stores AT $3.50 ne walked out after having
purchaaed tea and a ootfee canister He
was tired out so much that he was
obliged 10 purchase 10 cents worth or
stimulant. and after this he found that
DE was hungry. AS he was some times
called upon 70 work late I'm the evening
at the mill he knew his wife would not
await supper for him
He went to a restaurant and paid 30
cents for his supper. and while partaking
of q some one stole the can1sters. the
man says that In the future he will pur-
chase what he wants in a more quiet
manner.
"A FITTING TRIBUTE.
The remains OF Joseph Taylor, who com
rnitted suicide in his shop on Westminster
street were taken 90 the residence Of IL.
r. Smith at Pawtucket last evening.
where the funeral services were held ms
afternoon
Since the suicide IL has been learned
khst Mr.. Taylor had been the pastor or
m Episcopal church in England, and for
n time was on the stan OF Sanky and
Moody, the great revivalists. and had until
uuite recently been connected with Chris
1ian work.
Mr. Smith, who was one or his old con-
wregation In England. with Joseph j. Hen
Ehai OF the Union for Christian Work OF
this city, with others, came to the front
90 give the unfortunate man Christian
burial as tribute 10 his work In his
younger days. Mt. Taylor was pracu-
cally without friends.
FUNERAL OF PATRICK HANLEY.
The funeral of Patrick Hanley was held
at his late residence, S6B Manton avenue,
nj $50 this morning and later services
were held at st. Theresa's church, which
was filed with relatives and friends.
The funeral was one OF the largest held
in the place for a long time. The inter
ment was at st. Anne's cemetery. Grams
ton.
Mr.. Hanley had many relatives In
woonsocket, Pascoas and Pomfret, Conn.
many OF whom came 10 this city last eve
ming TO attend the funeral
THE GIRLS WHIST.
The Girls Roosevelt Whist club met
with Miss Isabel Hughes at her home, liz
Pocasset avenue, last evening. The host
ess won the first prize and Miss Beatrice
Gift carried home the consolation prize
The play was followed by a short mu-
steal program in which Misses Lena Ott
Ethel stock, Beatrice Cleft and Eva Ba-
ker took part The club made the first
round OF it's call upon the members last
evening and will begin the second by Wis
lANf nj
street. Friday evening, of next week. -
ALL RIGHT NOW.
About one month ago Perseverance
company OF the Uniform Rank. knights
of Pythias, held an election. which later
proved to be illegal. A second election
was held Thursday evening when the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
Capt. John williams; first lieut.. Simon
wreschwisk; second ieut., Thomas r.
Nudd: treasurer. Edward G. Carr The
office OF recorder was passed and at the
next meeting the recorder. with the minor
officers will be elected
GENERAL MENTION
The committee who have charge of the
arrangements OF the 12sth anniversary OF
The birth OF Robert Emmett In Irons hall
tomorrow evening met last evening and
arranged all details for the observance.
The committee and the Robert Emmett
Literary association under whose aus
pices the AFFAIR is to he held look for ths
largest gathering they have ever had.
The George Groves Fishing club met at
its rooms. Valley street last evening.
The committee on constitution and by
laws reported progress. The election OF n
board OF directors was laid over until the
next meeting
An old piece OF carpet tucked into a
stove pipe hole In the basement OF Mi
cheal Callahan's home. leS Amherst
street was the cause Of n call for Hose 1i
at s.45 last evening No damage
Thomas r. Conley has been engaged as
the principal speaker az the demonstra-
tion TO be held by the Mcmahon Literary
society 20 be held IN Forester's hall. John
street. Valley Falls. tomorrow evening
Mr.. Peter Lynch. a well known resident
OF Bristol. was the guest OF Mr.. owen
OGarra OF 655 Broadway today.
PENSIONERS TAKE NOTICE.
From n. m. 20 10 p. m. Monday bring
your vouchers TO John O'COnnell notary