The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-04
BOYS CAPTURE
MAY END THEFTS
At CENTRAL FALLS

Saturday evening Officer Devanney saw
a boy taking a piece OF betting through
a hole In the fence surrounding the prop
erty OF the Nicholson File company on
Dexter street. The boy was arrested and
brought 10 the station.
Sunday morning he was arraigned be-
fore Judge Choquet and pleaded guilty 10
the charge OF theft. The judge sentenced
him TO the reform school during his mi
nority
The offenders name is John Gill and the
betting he stole is worth about $40. Late
ly numerous things have been missed
from the premises, and only a short time
ago the engine room was entered and all
OF the brass work was removed.
In ordet 10 stop this business Officers
Devanney and McCrae were detailed 10
watch the place Saturday evening. 1t IS
hoped that the capture and sentence OF
Gill will be a warning TO the rest OF the
gang that is believed TO have been COM
mitting these petty thefts.
GRADE is LOWERED.
Workmen on the Consolidated road
were busy Sunday lowering the grade be
tween this city and Pawtucket,. so that
the tops OF the big engines. would not
come so near the numerous bridges. The
tracks were lowered about a foot and
passed on one track.
WILL RECEIVE BLESSING.
Next Monday the Holy Trinity Pa
rochial school will open with an additional
grade and teacher. Before the opening
the children will attend mass and will
receive the blessing of Pope Plus X. from
the pastor, Rev. FIR. Farrelly, who was
granted the privilege OF bestowng this
blessing at a private audience with his
holiness while I'm Rome recently.
INSTRUCTED DELEGATES.
Branch william O'Brien. /. n. F.. met
Sunday afternoon. The branch discussed
plans for the coming reunion OF members
and instructed the delegates 10 the ma
tional convention. The members are try
ing 10 arrange indoor games with the
other branches OF the order for the win
ter season.
ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT
Sunday evening Peter Bobella was ar
rested for throwing n woman named Mrs.
Pulsosli down a flight of steps at the
Stone hotel on Mil street. He was charg-
ed with assault
CUT WITH KNIFE.
At a Polish celebration Sunday evening
Joseph Psula and John Gelslsuslea were
arrested for fighting. The former was
badly cut about the head with a knife,
with which he claimed the other man had
attacked him.
FUNERAL WAS HELD.
The funeral OF Miss Mary Theresa Nc
Garigle was held yesterday morning from
her home at l55 Adams avenue. The ser
vices were at Holy Trinity church and
were conducted by the Rev. FIR. Farrelly.
The church was filed to overflowing and
Al, Iaf alAarQ az
the Young Ladies' Sodalty and the Chill
dren OF Mary, TO both OF which organlza-
tions Miss McGarigle belonged.
FIRED THROUGH THE WINDOW.
Kate McGinty has reported TO the police
| that someone fired revolver shot
| through the window OF her home at ilC
High street on Sunday night The matter
Is being investigated
AT THE DISTRICT COURT.
At the district court s196sO was received
i'm fines on Sunday and Monday. At yes
terday's court two Poles were fined each
s. and costs for drunkenness.
John Savosky pleaded guilty when he
was charged with an assault on Mary
Malsgfeke, and he was taxed S25 and
costs Peter Robella John Kagan. Jo-
seph Kosamck. Peter Kagan. Antony
Robek, John Sulskuska and Joseph Pc
| sula were arraigned upon the charge of
having been indecently intoxicated, quar-
| relllng. fighting and revelling. TO which
| all OF them were fined SIS and costs. Al
OF them paid the fines and costs
ALDERMEN WILL MEET.
Tho regular meeting OF the board OF al
| dermen is scheduled for this evening and
| there Is quite little business TO bt
| transacted. In the first place. the mem
| bers cannot any longer shirk their duty
| TO act on the resolution providing fol
! the appointment OF n committee 10 con
slider the advantages OF the Littleheld es
tate as a new city hall They may declln,
10 take any action. but the resolution has
| got to come before them and they will
| have TO take some kind Of a stand. some
| thing which this board does not like e
do on any question OF public Importance.