The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-23
0LNEYvILLE
lOth Ward Athletic Club Changes
Its Name, Enters Politics
St. MaTy's Branch, L.C.B.U. TO
Hold a Fair In October

The Tenth Ward Athletic and Social
club met In It's rooms at 30 Bergen street
last evening President Edward Murphy
presiding. There was some discussion
over the matter OF changing the name.
which later In the evening was done and
In the future the club Will be known as
the Mt Pleasant Jefferson club. IL will
be governed by the same officers. consti-
tuition and bylaws as formerly. After
looking over the field for aldermanic tim
ber IL was decided TO select former School
Committeeman Joseph j. Cunningham,
the attorney at law. and among those
named for the council ticket were James
Gillrain, Charles L. Kelly. owen Nc
Mann. Thomas Il. Havens, Daniel Hough
and Joseph Canning.
committee was appointed TO notify the
gentlemen named Of the action taken by
the club and TO report at the meeting 10
be held on Monday evening OF next week.
Stirring addresses were made by j. Clin-
ton Moran and James Il. Cusck OF the
Mt Pleasant Democratic club, who init
mated that both clubs would unite on
the same ticket and support IL with their
best endeavors. Others who spoke were
Messrs. Anthony Behan. John NJ Daily.
Daniel Brady. Charles L. Kelly and John
Galligan.
WILL HOLD A FAIR,
AT the meeting OF St Marys branch.
Irish Catholic Benevolent union, last eve
ming the following were appointed TO hold
a fair in Irons hall from oct. 10 to 27th
inclusive. Standing committee. NJ =.
Feeney. chairman; III. Chaplin, secretary;
@. Fogarty. treasurer; ]. +. Fleming and
L. i. Sweeney; executive committee, w.
Tanning. j. Tanning, ]. Drury. NJ.
Hughes, j Heatherman, 7. Lenihan, n.
Walker, NJ. O'Neil n. Breault j. Ganirer
c. McKenna. f. Gallagher. b. Benoit. J.
Durr. l.. Coney, NJ. Fox, j. Costello G..
Callahan. ]. Williams, t. Degnan, l.. Cof-
fey and X. Lanney.
WANT ALL DOGS TREATED ALIKE.
A number OF citizens who have compiled
with the law relating TO muzzling their
dogs. do not take kindly to the fact that
there are many worthless dogs roaming
the streets. while others are obliged TO
og about with their jaws In a vice. Those
who have complied with the law feel that
the city officials should see that every
one owning a dog obeys the law.
DOESN'T LIKE WORK.
Edward Schiappa. is years old. is a
young giant, but has never taken a fancy
10 work He was taken from his home.
35i Pocasset avenue, last night by Sergt
Potter, at the request of his mother. The
subject OF work came up in the family
work racks the young mans brain. Last
night il had an awful effect. for he start
ed in 10 clean out the house. Someone
telephoned to the police and the patrol
wagon with the sergeant and an extra
man or two were sent TO the scene. THIS
morning the lads parents would make
no complaint against him. so there was
nothing for Capt Marston 10 do but let
him go, but not before he told the young
man to steer clear OF the police in the
future
LOST HIS STEP.
James Gallagher. an old soldier and an
inmate OF the Soldiers home at Togus
Me, came here TO spend part OF his
friends " that So he re lost t his S step " and for
the sake OF keeping him out OF harms
way. he was locked UP at the Chaffee
street police station; .S Mr. GSsliaghser' who who
is 62 years old, was charged with Delng
indecently intoxicated.
GENERAL MENTION.
William sherman Of lO3 Randall street
and employed in the new telephone build
ing. on Bough street. reports the loss OF
street clothes while he was az work.
Nicholas Craddock OF Westerly has re-
quested the officials OF the Chaffee street
police station to find valuable deed,
which he thinks that he lost on Plainfeld
street on the da of the New England
muster.
Thomas Christian, 1relght agent at tle
Plalnheld street station OF the Consoli-
dated road has returned from his vaca-
ton. which he spent at his old home,
Binghamton. n. Y.
The program committee OF st. Their
esas picnic committee are to meet in the
school hall this evening, and the attend
ance OF every member is desired.
The funeral of Pauline l., wife OF DR..
John L. Curley. was held at st. Mary's
Catholic church this morning, after
which the remains were taken to New
port for interment
F. B. Mumford OF Plainheld street re-
ports that milk that he has left at 45
Manton avenue has been stolen on a
number of occasions.
Robert Whiteley, IL years old. is re-
ported rs missing from his home. % Mar
win street. since Tuesday morning He
was arrayed in a blue suit.
The Thornton football team will play
Lonsdales at Thornton on the morning OF
Labor day.
The scholars at the summer school on