The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-04
NEXT WEEKS DIVERSIONS

every effort TO have his dinners please his
patrons.
The Banda Napoli. q. e. Capone, lead
err, Will play throughout the afternoon
and evening tomorrow; and as the band
Is larger and better than ever. lovers Of
music should be we'll pleased. A choice
program OF popular selections will be rem
dered.
II Is difficult 10 enumerate all the up
to-date attractions and amusements at
the Park. The Turkish theatre. with its
troupe OF Oriental artists. draws crowds
every day and evening. The steeple-
chase. with its horses, it's wobbly stairs.
magic mirrors, house OF trouble, etc, has
it's share OF the pleasure seekers patron
age. as also do the dance hall and the
skating rink. The new maze Is also de-
cidedly popular. To get In and get out
without a guide is something every one
| who thinks he can do should try.
6oYDEN HEIGHTS.
The feature attraction at Boyden
Heights is Mile. Loubet. daring French
girl. who performs a feat called Diving
the Gap" lying doyn head foremost on
the truck. instead OF sitting in a car.
| The truck shoots down a steep incline.
| loops the loop, makes the thrilling leap
across the gap, and flies down the runs-
way 20 safety.
| Every precaution is taken in the way
| OF careful preparation and testing OF the
apparatus after II is set up. Bags or
| sand are sent around on the truck many
| times before the performer tests II her
| self
Capone's band gives daily concerts in
| Guiding solos by Mr. Church. The CLASSY
| floor OF the dance hall and the stirring
| strains OF its orchegtra invite 10 the
/ healthful pastime which has its only rival
4 IL. tnL III
| swing gives an idea OF what the sensa,
tions OF riding in an airship are, and
many minor attractions keep the little
people amused. the bakes are as popular
| as ever.
FIELDS POINT.
At Fields Point tomorrow Col Atwell
promises a rattling good shore dinner.
| Col Atwell always keeps his promisesi :
| and he doesn't need 10 make any, for that
| matter, for everybody knows the quality
OF his dinners and that they cannot be
| SURPASSED The choicest delicacies OF the
| market are always included In his menu;
| and the distance from the city is just
| long enough 10 afford refreshing sail
on the boats, and yet short enough 10
make II exceedingly convenient 10 run
| down 10 Fields Point for dinner mt for
| a king.
CHANGE TO SEE WARsHlPs.
The steamer MOUNT f1opt VI Ahe itVNt-
| dence, Fall River and Newport steam
boat company leaves her dock at the foot
| OF Peck street daily at 9:15 a. m. and ar
| rives at Newport shortly after IL, giving
| all those who take the trip a chance 10
| see the war vessels In Newport Harbor.
| The squadron may he inspected for about
Ave or six hours. as the Hope does not
| leave Newport on her return trip Till late
| In the afternoon.
- Ctand fri
| provided by the steamers OF this company
| tomorrow Not only will there be boats for
| Crescent Park and Rocky Point every
hour. but boats 10 Fields Point half
| hourly and the usual excursion TO Block
Island
COTTAGE CITY EXCURSION.
| Another big excursion will be run TO
| Cottage City and return tomorrow by the
| JOY Line excursion, steamer Larchmont.
| The dining room service on board is a
J most attractive feature, while Keith s
Theatre orchestra will furnish music at
intervals from the start until the excur-
sionists are landed again in this city in
the evening. The steamer will leave the
wharf near Point street bridge at $50 A.
| m The attractions OF the combined bay
and ocean sail appeal to all lovers OF the
| salt water.
EXCURSION ON THE PILGRIM.
The Providence Line steamer Pilgrim
| tomorrow will make a trip from this city
! TO New London. leaving Fox Point wharf
! at 10 o'clock in the morning and return
! ing 10 her dock at about 2 o'clock in the
| evening. The regular orchestra OF the
steamer will provide music during the
! day
/ The dining room will be open for SER
| vice. while a lunch counter at popular
J prices will be provided on the main deck
! The fare for the round trip is only 81.
sEAcoNNET EXCURSIONS.
Runs are made daily from this city to
! Seaconnet, but on Saturdays and Sundays
| there is a special feature in connection
with the trip--one which proves A great
! attraction on these two days OF the week
| II is a matinee sail with dinner. lncud-
| ing lobster, served at u 30 D. m.
Steamers Favorite and Islander arc In
| service on this line and carry large
| crowds on every trip. The boats leave the
city at 2:l0 p. m. Sundays and many will
| probably take advantage tomorrow of the
sail to seaconnet and return.
SPLENDID SAIL SOUTH.
| Those to whom sea and mountain
scenery appeal will have a splendid op-
portunity to enjoy the pleasures OF an
! ideal trip, starting on Saturday. Aug. 25,
via the Merchants and Miners Transport
alton company. The weeks outing with
one day at Old Point Comfort, one day
at Gettysburg battlehelds one day at
Luray Caverns and three DAYS rest in the
heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, costs
but s36 for all necessary expenses.