The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-06

Broadway and Cottage street for use as
park. There is no park in this section
and as this particular plot OF ground has
long been an eyesore to the residents OF
the vicinity. and the petition is receiving
many sgners.
Josiah Frank Fuller died yesterday at
his home, $50 Mineral Spring avenue. The
deceased was I'm his 5Sth year and had
lived here for the past 20 years. He was
born In Rockland Mass. I'm 1873, and for
10 years was I'm charge OF the labor at
the Charlestown prison. Later he was en-
gagged in the hack business in Atteboro.
having been member OF the firm OF
pike & Fuller.
Mr. Fuller was a member OF the At
tleboro Lodge OF Masons, Improved order
of Red Men OF this city and was well
known throughout the city. He is sur
vived by his widow, one brother and two
sisters, the sisters and brothers living In
New York.
WAS ELECTED STATE PRESIDENT.
Mrs. Ellen Ryan Jolly. president Of Di-
vision o. Ladies Auxiliary 10 the A. o..
H., was elected state president OF the or
der at the state convention in Providence
yesterday. Mrs. Ryan has lately come
campaign 20 have Irish history made a
part OF the curriculum Of the public
schools.
DID NOT MEET.
Owing 10 the absence OF a quorum tho
board OF aldermen did not meet last even
Ing. Alderman Fiheld and city Auditor
Rex were on hand. but that was all. All
business was cleared up the evening be-
fore, so there was nothing to demand the
attention OF the members
POLICE NOTES.
f. w. Gilbert reported to the police that
suit of clothes had been stolen from
the line I'm his yard at 90 Pawtucket ave-
tRtf
Sam King. laundryman, at the corner or
Dexter and Wecden streets, reported that
someone had entered his establishment
on Sept. by means OF false key. A
MANY CANDIDATES FOR CITIZEN
SHIP.
Last evening workers for the Republican
party brought over 200 candidates 10 the
police station. where they took out their
first papers for naturalization. Judge
Emerson presided ana put the men
through the questions In about two hours
time The special session was arranged
by the Republican city committee and the
leaders state that as many more VIII be
present at another session to be held some
time within the next two weeks.
WILL HOLD FIELD DAY.
Eminent Commander Albert ii. Humes
presided last evening at the meeting OF
Holy Sepulchre commandery. No. d,
knights Templar in Masonic hail. To-
morrow the commandery VIII hold n
field day at Talaquega park, and viii en-
tertain as guests Washington command
cry OF Newport. The committee on the
outing reported last evening that all ar
rangements were perfected and now the
only thing needed Is good weather.
The question OF a band caused the
committee considerable trouble, but sat-
isfactory arrangements have now been
made Two bands were engaged, one
after the other. but both withdrew just
as matters seemed settled. At last
nights meeting IL was voted to engage
the Fort Adams Military band and now
the knights are sure of having plenty of
good music, for the army band is as good
as the best
The band and the commandery from
Newport will be met In this city by the
local organization and short street pa
rade will be made before the start Is
made for the park. AT the park dinner
will be served and the vaudeville show
will be attended.
REQUIRED INTERPRETERS.
There were a couple OF trials for as
sault in the district court this morning
and they were both long-drawn out be-
cause in both cases 81 was necessary TO
have the services OF interpreters for
about all e the witnesses and there
were n number Of them on both sides.
Antonio Banaldi, an Italian. was one
of the defendants and Shapcz shapazian'
an Armenian. was the other one. A set
tlement was not arrived at till quite a
late hour.
HUNNiFoRD-YouNo.
Alexander Hunniford OF Attleboro and
Miss Sarah Jane Young, daughter OF MI
and Mrs George Young Of this city, were
united I'm marriage last evening at the
home OF the brides parents, 81 Gooding
street The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Asaph 5. Wicks, rector OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd, and there
was a very large attendance of the rela-
lives and friends OF the young couple.
short reception followed and later In the
evening MIR and Mrs Hunniford started
on short wedding trip.
PROBATE COURT.
The regular meeting OF the probate
court was held yesterday, and as there
had rot been a session OF the court for
Two weeks the docket was quite long
one. The following was disposed cf:
Petition for administrator I'm estate OF
Bridget Iavell was granted. Admins
traitor. James Lavell OF Providence; bond.
5000; suretles 10 be named; appraisers,
Lawrence +. Nolan, IeAtI a. ii'iA'ih hhN
Herbert A. Simmons
WIN OF Francis Bcdard was admitted
Executrix. Philomene Bedard; bond, 5000;
sureties and appraisers 10 be named.
VIII Of Mary l.. Moss admitted. ENecu-
tor. William n. Moss; personal bond 20
pay debts and legaclcs. $500. appraisers
TO be named
Petition by guardian 90 sell real estate
in estate OF Rose NJ. Dexter was contiu-
uod a week
VIII OF Catherine Murray was admitted
r. Henry McNany declined 90 serve as
executor and petition FOR appointment ~
administrator with will annexed was con-
tinusd.
Bridget Vance was appointed admins
tratrlx of the estate OF Daniel Vance.
Bond. 5000; surcties. James Vance James
Fitzgerald: appraisers. Thomas 4 Muir
ray, Charles II. Tierney. William r
Grant
Petition for administrator In estate OF
John Maginnis was continued week
Samuel Clark was appointed guar
dian OF the estate OF Mary p. Ingraham.
Bond 5000; sureties. Walter Little, APP