The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-24

Early last evening strapplng big Po-
lander went into the drug store OF Jo-
seph Driver on Manton avenue and called
for a glass OF soda After being served
he became very abusive and was ordered
out of the store by Mr. Driver. As the
man would not leave, Mr.. Driver tele-
phoned TO the Chaffee Street Police STA
ton and Patrolman Jo0es responded. Mr.
Jones was having a hot time with the
man, who was fighting drunk, when
Patrolman Huntley went 20 his assist
ance. This made the man still madder,
and both patrolmen had about all they
could do 10 handle him, when Patrolman
Kane arrived. The man seized PATROL
man Kane's coat and tore IL on The three
men finally managed 20 subdue the Pole
without resorting 10 night sticks. but he
fought all OF the way to the station. and
was followed by crowd OF 1000 or more.
Among his effects were letters showing
that his name Is Andrew Sorensk and
that he lives at Central Falls. He was
locked UP on the charge OF drunkenness
and will be called upon 20 settle for Pa
trOiman Kanes coat
HELD A SMOKER
Olneyvills branch OF the Textile union
held successful smoker In Guild hall
last evening The meeting was opened
with a short but interesting address by
tho secretary. Thomas ]. Powers, and
later In the evening Mr. Peter McDer-
mott the well-known official. spoke.
Among those who took part in the pro-
gram were Miss Annie Marion. Messrs
George Riley, Richard Palmer and
Thomas Marion. At the conclusion OF
the exercises a collation. was served
LAST BAKE OF THE SEASON.
The outing OF the Grover Fishing club
a. its cottage at Rocky Point yesterday
was a pronounced success The club en-
tertained about $50 friends, and the bake
prepared by Messrs George II. Grover
and James Mccarthy was voted the real
thing. II was the best bake OF the sea
son, except. possibly one for the families
and lady friends OF the members of the
club.
FELL FROM CAR.
A boy who refused TO give his name
fell from a car in front OF Lees drug
store early last evening. and landed on
his face. cutting IL quite badly. He also
refused assistance. and after finding that
he had no broken bones, went towards
Huntington avenue.
GENERAL MENTION
An anniversary requiem mass was
celebrated at st. Mary's church this
morning for the repose OF the soul Of
Philip Grace a brother OF the pastor Of
the church. Rev. Father Thomas p.
Grace. The officers OF the mass were
the Rev Fathers James Craig, j. A.
Powers and Joseph Little.
The Robert Emmett Literary associa-
tion held a very interesting meeting in
the rooms on Broadway yesterday after
noon, the greater part OF the business
transacted being OF a private nature. A
number OF sister societies were repre-
sented.
John Thompson. the local manager Of
the Thomas Donahue company, returned
from a two weeks vacation which he
spent in New York. Newark and Phila-
delpha.
An anniversary high mass will be cele-
brated at st. Mary's church Friday morn
ing for the repose Of the soul Of the
Rev. Father Robert J. sullivan. the Sec
ond pastor OF the church.
The Eighth Ward Democratic commit
tee will meet at their headquarters, SO
Olneyville square. this evening and COM
plete arrangements for the coming eau
Gus.
IL is rumored that the committee on
city property has purchased two lots on
Broadway. nearly opposite St Mary S
Catholic church. for playground pur-
poses.
Tony Denno Of 100 Tell street and an
automobile operated by Leon Baldwin of
67 Fountain street. collided on the square
early last evening and, fortunately, no
one was injured.
Deputy Chief OF Police Egan will be
at the Chaffee street police station at 4
o'clock this afternoon for tho purpose Of
inspecting the winter uniforms.