The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-01
PRESIDENT FAUNCE
MAKES AN ADDRESS
Talks On Charity Before tho Associated Charities at the Public
Library, Pawtuckst Royal Arch Chapter Elects Officers
at Its Annual Communication. OConnOr Issues a
Circular In Support Of His Candidacy for The GensraI As
sembE-Msmters Of Park Place Congregational Church
Enjoy Halloween Supper.

Citizens, the Fifth ward OF your city
has been for years in the grip OF the petty
boss and Is handed over annually al a
price. O'Connor's election means the end
Of this shameful traffic.
"Braytonism is battered into a pulp. the
rats are leaving the sinking ship. one
more effort and batter down at home the
bastile OF the Fifth ward, leave not a
stone before the laying down of your
arms. OConnor already has entered the
breach.
Men OF Pawtucket, 5000 citizens are
yearly plundered OF their votes for city
government by the tax assessors. Local
bossism permits such treason to 20 free
because their own party IS retained there
by. Vote for O'Connor and he will surely
down the tax assessors
THE tax assessors create the boss, why
should the nominee OF the boss destroy
them? O'Connor is bent on doing 1t.
The fact is a truism that Brazeau and
Beaudry are boss nominees. O'Connor
Is the nominee OF 100 fearless voters and
represents the manhood Of Pawtucket.
'O'Connor seeks office to fight the peo-
pies battle. His opponents are out for
what there is In H.
Voters OF every party. place your coun-
try and your liberty won by untold sacri-
fees by your fathers away and beyoni
all parties, and cast your ballot for O'Con-
nor
what he has done in the past has been
done for you. and not for himself.
"OConnor has faith i'm the ultimate tri-
umph of right over wrong.
Cuban patriots unsheathed the sword
for less cause than have we Let US do
I'm time with our ballots what II neglected
longer may have TO be done as was done
by the men OF rs.
"Pawtucketites, do your duty on Nov
g.
"The cry has been raised by the best
and noblest in your state that ring rule
and bossism must die. Rhode Island for
Rhode Islanders and God save the COM
monwealth. Vote for O'Connor-'
CITY HALL RECORDS.
The following transactions have been
placed on record at the city hall during
the past "A hours:
Real Estate ConVeyances-Abram Side
bottom TO Exeus Paquette land, build
ings and improvements. on the northerly
side OF West Cole street; consideration
SO Charles NJ. Robertson 20 William II.
Robertson I'd, land, buildings and im-
provements on the easterly side OF Pine
street, consideration $40. Henry w. Bliss
ct al, To John A. Johnson, land. buildings
and improvements on the southerly side
Of Lafayette street consideration $40
William and Emily Halliweu TO Bessie c.
Lump. land, buildings and Improvements
on the southwesterly corner OF land own
ed by the grantee; consideration $40.
Mortgage Deeds OF Real Estate-Sarah
j. Whalen TO the Slater Trust company,
land. buildings and improvements on the
southerly side OF Sayles avenue; amount
1900
Intentions OF Marriage-Carl Ralph Kru-
ger OF Providence and Mary Elizabeth
McMeekin Dick OF this city
CANVAsslNG THE VOTING LIST.
The board Of aldermen began this morn
ing on the annual final canvas OF the vot-
ing list and the workers OF both political
parties were on hand to watch for the
interests of their respective sides. The
session began about 10 o'clock and IL will
be continued through today and it is prob
able that II will not be completed before
tomorrow afternoon
HALLOWEEN SUPPER.
The members of the Park Place Congre-
gational church enjoyed a Hallowe en-
supper in the church vestry last evening
and there was quite a large gathering Of
the church people The following com
mittee had charge of the affairs:
Mrs f. O. Bishop, Mrs. IL. O. Bourne,
Mrs. James Tomson. Mrs G. l.. Rogers,
Mrs. Theodore French. Mrs. William Cur
ney. Mrs. Agnes Peck. Mrs. j. n. Billing
ton. Mrs a. Boenke and Miss Margaret
Irwin.
The supper tables were In charge Of
Mrs ]. ID. Ellington. Mrs William Hale,
Mrs. ames Tomson, Mrs. Robert Linton,
Mrs. Agnes Peck. Miss Minnie Bourne,
Mrs r. c. Wilbur, Miss Nettie Kinyon,
Mrs. Alton Havens. Miss Elsie Rogers.
The candy table was In charge OF Miss
Florence Davis and Miss Marion Robin
son and Mrs. J. T. Cilley, and Mrs. w.
Linton were in charge of the preserves.
The supper was followed by a playlet,