The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-13
CENTRAL FALLS
HAD SPOTTERSAT
WORK SUNDAY

| A knowledge that there were still sew
eral unserved warrants in the hands OF
| the state deputies caused many Of the
local saloon-k keepers TO keep their doors
shut tight yesterday. For the first time
in several weeks a stranger in the city
/ would have had considerable difficulty In
obtaining a supply Of wet goods. II was
rumored that spoilers were on the
lookout for law-breakers. but they must
have failed TO obtain any evidence, for
there were no raids made.
The conditions yesterday were consld-
cred relief by some dealers, Tor there
are a few who prefer 10 rest on Sunday.
but fear that II they do so they will lose
their weekday trade as well as their
Sunday trade. There Is also quite an ex-
pense connected with Sunday selling, for
the fees paid for protection In many
cases exceed the regular license fee for
the other six days together.
DISTRICT COURT.
The following cases were disposed Of
at the district court yesterday:
Margaret Kane. arrested by Officers
Grady and Mccarthy, was charged with
being a disorderly person. She pleaded
guilty and was sentenced TO six months
at the state farm.
Seven persons from this city and one
from Cumberland were arraigned for I'm.
toxcation and revellng. All pleaded
guilty and each was fined $50 and costs.
police brought TO the station George
Buckly. IS years OF age. Buckly. who Is
a resident OF Fall River. had received his
wages at tl~ mill where he worked, and
had left home without the consent of his
father Chief Lambert communicated
with the Fall River police. and the boys
father came 10 this city and took him
home.
NATURALIsTs MET.
At a meeting Of the Field Naturalists'
society held yesterday the committee In
charge OF the annual flower show. which
takes place Aug. 26, reported progress.
The report would indicate that the COM
ing exhibition is to be the most success
full that the organization has yet held.
received and the committee on Saturday
evening social reported that the affair
would be repeated next Saturday even
ing.
NEW MEMBERS ELECTED.
The West Side Republican club met
elected. Ii was voted TO hold an outing
and clambake at Pawtuxet on Aug. 26
The members and friends are going 10
have a social gathering next saturday
evening. There will be a supper, followed
by musical and literary program
FELL AND CUT HIS HEAD.
Hugh Toner fell down a flight OF steps
at his home on the West Side yesterday
and cut a severe cash over his eye that
required four stitches to close.
BRENNAN DIDN'T WAIT.
Michael Brennan received painful In
jury while attempting to alight from
Lonsdale avenue electric car yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock. He did not
wait for the car 10 come to a full stop,
and fell 10 the ground. striking his head
with considerable force. DIR. McNally
was summoned, and he found a bad scalp
wound. which he dressed Last evening
Mr.. Brennan was resting comfortably.
PAPAL BENEDICTION.
Rev. FIR. Farrelly. pastor OF the Holy
Trinity church, bestowed the benediction
OF Pope Plus y on the congregation at
the 1890 o'clock high mass. yesterday
This privilege was granted him
by the pope at private audience while
FIR Farrely was In Rome recently. The
mass was celebrated by Rev. Fr. Murphy
OF the Abbey OF our Lady of the Valley.