The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-13
0LNEYvILLE.
Interesting OoIngs at Johnston
Town Council Meeting.
Good Looking Wife, BoaTder
and Hard Earned Money Missed
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There were about 20 persons at the
meeting OF the Johnston town council
yesterday afternoon. the majority OF them
being Italians, who were interested in the
granting OF liquor license to one of their
countrymen, named Cardilla. which was
granted. and this for the fact that the
applicant had but one hand, he having
been injured In one OF the mills Of tho
place some time ago. He had been res
ident and taxpayer OF the town for 10
years. c. j. Heating, Joseph Coupe and
George Norton were on hand TO get hotel
licenses, but Mr.. Norton was the only one
OF the trio that won a prize although Mr.
Heating had petition signed by every
property owner in his vicinity Council
man Bolton. who IL now supposed TO be
an out-an-out Goo Goo, voting for Mr..
Norton. but when 1t came To voting for
the other applicants, switched his mind
in the other direction
Councilman Wood made "A neat little
speech I'm behalf OF Messrs. keating and
Coupe, but Councilmen Barnes. Nicker-
son and Bolton said nay and as Council
man Wilder. who some claim was request
ed TO be absent, made the vote tie.
Paris Mathewson was on hand. and made
speech which attracted considerable at
tention, and caused little uneasiness to
the overseer of the poor and his friends
for that official will II I'm good health be
requested to be present at the next meet
ing of the council. and explain a little
matter concerning a bill that has or has
not been paid
Rufus j. Fellows applied for a second
class liquor license. which the council
thought would be granted. but Chief Of
Police Kimball for some unknown rea-
sons, suggested that the application lay
over for one month. which was done
There was no remonstrance against the
granting OF this license.
WIFE AND MONEY MISSING.
Ginvanl Perrna OF 10 Moreield street.
had an awful tale OF woe TO tell Capt.
Rowe yesterday afternoon. for his wife.
who is about "a years old. and rather good
looking. Is missing from his home and
fireside, and according to his story. so
Is n boarder.
Mr. Perrna has been unable To locate
$50 of the family's fund, and Biggia Con-
vail. mourns the loss OF $40 and watch
chain. Ammaso Valana. misses $40. An
tone Sierra SIS: one other boarder contrib
uted a dress suit case. while Nicola Ros-
eter thinks that he got Oft quite easy. as
only S2.75 OF his cash is missing These
sums OF money were taken from trunks
locate the erstwhie sharer OF his joys
and sorrows before all OF tho money is
spent
GOT HIS COAT.
Mr.. Gooaxhan OF Valley street, who put
his coat over a basket OF groceries that
was In another mans team, Thursday
afternoon, called at the Chaffee street
station last evening and got his coat,
which was left there by Charles r. Al
drich OF Harmony In the pocSet OF the
coat was check for Sl00. Mr.. Aldrich did
not notice the coat I'm his wagon until he
had got more than half way home.
GENERAL MENTION.
Last night Patrolman Bogue saw n
stream OF water flowing from the house
at 10 What Cheer avenue, and he aroused
the family. who found that water pipe
had burst lin the kitchen OF the house.
The water department was notified
The Rev. Father james Ternan OF this
place. who was recently ordained 10 the
priesthood. has been assigned as curate
10 st. Joseph's church at PawtuckSt
The Fowler Wheelmen has committee
out. arranging for a ball TO be held I'm
Irons hall. Friday evening of next week.