The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17

Hartford avenue. room No 1, Telephone
40 West
The Commercial club, which is com
posed Of some of the most promising
young men of this section. held it's first
public entertainment in Irons hall last
evening and IL proved TO be one Of the
most successfulaffairs held in this hall for
many day.
IL is the intention Of the club to hold
a series Of socials and with the receipts
NJ up "A hall that they have leased on
Stokes street Fay's orchestra furnished
tho very latest of music for the event last
evening. The committees were made up
as follows. President and Treasurer
John Thompson was chairman Of the gen
eral and reception committees and ne was
ably assisted by Vice President John
Flood and Secretary Patrick Hunt. John
Wallace was general floor director and Mr.
Flood the assistant. The aids were Thorn
as Branigan, Peter Gregory, Arthur
O'Brien. Edward Fitzpatrick. William
Goodwin, Thomas Corcoran. George Ham
mill, Joseph McGuigan. James McKeon,
William Costello. Hugh Donshue. George
Donath. Thomas Barslow. Joseph Wester-
man. John Turbett, Charles Canavey. John
Brouthers. Thomas Coleman, Harry Doyle
tello and John Collins.
ANOTHER SHIFT OF TIME
There has been another change made in
the time at the Earnscllffe mills. which
will go into effect Monday. when the day
help will go i'm at 6:l6 and come out at
o. The night help will go in al 6:i5 and
come out at g. which leaves break OF 10
minutes between shifts. This so il Is
said. is to keep tho day help apart from
the night help. but some Of the help say
that on stormy evening the manage
rent Of tho mill will find some of its best
operatives, missing, for they say that 1t
will be next 10 impossible TO get at the
gates OF the mill just at the stroke Of the
bell. aud. unless comfortable waiting
room Is furnished they will not stand out
I'm the cold and storm.
EMBEZZLEAIENT CHARGED.
Frederick Arnold "a years old. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by Detective
Mcguire OF the Chaffee street police sta
tion on warrant charging him with em-
bezzling s6 from Henry G. Gordon. 1t is
alleged that young Arnold delivered ton
OF coal to ono OF Mr.. Gordons customers,
collected So abandoned the team and
made Off with the cash. on account OF
the young mans parents Mr.. Gordon gave
him an opportunity to repay tho amount
by working In some other capacity than
a driver but he was not inclined TO accept
II. so a warrant was Issued for his arrest
II is said.
WANT THE CARS BACK.
The Olneyvlle Business Mems associa--
tion will meet Wednesday evening and
steps were taken towards getting the
Greystone cars TO run via Manton ave-
nue. instead OF Smith street. When the
road was first opened this route was used
and the local merchants received consid-
cradle trade by this. At the present time
there is but one car that goes via Man
ton avenue, and that Is carly i'm the
morning.
THEIR FIFTH ANNUAL.
About $50 members of the Academy ave-
nue. evening school met az tho NTH an
nual cunon I'm odd Fellows hall last
evening, when turkey supper Followed
by an entertainment In which members
OF the alumni took part were the at
fractions and were thoroughly enjoyed.
GENERAL MENTION.
Wolf Tone branch of the Irish National
FOrestcrs will hold a smoke talk Ia l. {.
H. L.. hall tomorrow afternoon. The com
mittee In charge have mapped out long
and interesting program FOR the occasion
Mr.. Charles McCluskey who was badly
burned at the lunch room of the Fitz-
patrick Brothers early I'm the week. was
di- harged from tho Rhode Island hos
pital yesterday IL will be some time be-
fore he can resume his duties.
At the meeting of the Fowler wheel
formed. and the team that wins the larg
est number OF games between now and
Christmas Will be entertained with tur-
key supper by the other.
Edwin Steere, young man who was
arrested a few days ago on a warrant
charging him with making an assault
upon William Bowen. was discharged on
account OF insufficient evidence.
Prosperity lodge. Daughter OF St
George. held a very successful concert
and social I'm odd Fellows hall on Plain
field street last evening.
Mrs G. !. Keating of killingly avenue,
who has been I'm Lowell visiting her par
ents and went there TO take part In tho
wedding OF her brother. has returned.
A large delegation of"the Emmet Rifles
attended the fair Of the Emmett Rifles at
last evening.
At tho meeting OF tho old Homestead
club last evening. Mr.. Bell II. Murray
was made custodian Of the Blue room.
OIneyyille council. New England order
of Protection entertained the Officers OF
The grand council last evening.
The funeral OF Mrs Susan Clarke will
90 held al 81. MarY's church Monday l
morning at Q o'clock.
Patrolmhn McCrem OF the Chanee /
itrect station r. or on a few days fur
ough.
Patrolman Kane. who was taken sick
While on duty a few evenings ago. return
q 20 duty last evening