The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-12-17
LATE CARS WILL Be
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good as He can be, IL we accept HIS loving
grace"
COMMUNION SERVICE.
About 700 members OF the Holy Name
society connected with St. Mary's church
attended communion service at 7i@
o'clock yesterday morning Rev. john g
Tennian officiated at the mass
HELD MONTHLY MEETING.
The members OF the Young Meh's Cath
Ollie association held the regular monthly
meeting i'm the rooms on George street
yesterday afternoon and the attendance
was quite large. There were IA new mem
bers chosen and number OF Applications
for membership were received.
1t was reported that glee club had
been formed and that IL would be under
the direction of Prof. John +. Canavan
After the business had been disposed or
there was an address by Rev. Michael Nc
Cabe, who gave considerable attention TO
/ the situation OF the Catholic church In
France.
THEFTS REPORTED.
Several thefts OF clothing and personal
| belongings were reported to the police
| Saturday night and yesterday. Michael
Qugley told the police that someone had
taken his overcoat from his rooms In the
Warren house and John Campbell report
a
| room in the Chester house
| The police were rather busy Saturday
| night and quite bunch OF drunks spent
| the night at the station, but yesterday
morning most of them were allowed TO go
without being arraigned.
AN ATTEMPTED BREAK.
II was reported to the police that short
| ly after o'clock last night a couple OF
men tried TO get into the store OF Charles
+. Carpenter at 72 East avenue. Ii was
said that ladder had been placed against
the building at the rear OF the store and
a glass had been broken in one OF the
windows when the men we're seen and
| finding themselves liable 10 arrest they
started on the run towards Providence.
A LIVELY ROW.
There was a lively row at the Adams
house on Broad street about o'clock last
night II appears that couple of men
went into the place bent on getting some
| liquor They entered by the way OF the
rear door. which opens into a small yard
off OF Summer street. Just as they reached
the door they were met by Peter Chag-
| non and he told them that there was
| nothing doing one OF the men whose
name was later given as Theodore
Rosches and who claimed that his home
| is In Central Falls was apparently looking
| for trouble without waiting very long
he started In for fight with Chagnon.
| The latter was taken at considerable dis
advantage and as a result he was rather
| badly used up before help could arrive.
In the meantime the companion OF
| Rosches had taken a hand in the game
and things were going pretty badly for
| Cha gnon.
Finally occupants OF the house hearing
the trouble came on the scene and Rosches
and Chagnon were taken into one of the
rooms. In the meantime news OF the row
| had got out on the street and inside of
| five minutes there was crowd of fully 800
| people gathered about the doors. No one
| knew what the trouble was and everyone
| tried 10 get into the building.
| Officers White and Jeffrey heard of the
row and hurried TO the building and
placing the two men under arrest sent
| for the patrol wagon In the meantime
| a physician was sent for TO FIX up the
| wounds that had been made in Chagnon.
! A little later Lieut.. Sweet appeared and
| made an investigation.
This morning Chagnon was charged
with reveling and pleaded guilty. The
court having heard the circumstances,
discharged him on payment of costs
Rosches. however, did not get OF so
| easy. When he was searched last night
a pair OF brass knuckles were found in
his possession. and today he was ar
| raigned on two warrants. One charged
| him with carrying concealed weapons, on
| which he was fined $40 and costs. and the
other charged him with revellng. and on
| tnlS ne was nned 20 ana cOStS.
| SMASHED THE WINDOWS.
II Is reported TO the police that some
| persons bent on making trouble broke all
of the windows Saturday night in a
! building belonging TO Mrs. Martha PEN
| nington on Newell avenue. Numerous
| instances OF this character have recently
been reported 10 the police. and II the
| guilty persons are caught there Will be
| some trouble.
WILL OPEN AUDITORIUM.
Announcement is made OF the opening
| OF the main auditorium OF the new Smith
| field Avenue church on Sunday, Dec. 80,
and arrangements are being made for an
| interesting program Of dedication.
The services OF this church have been
| held in the new building for some time.
| but the main auditorium has not been in
use. This has ma aturally caused quite
| lot OF inconvenience. so that the an
nouncement that everything has been
| completed and ready for. the dedication
| will be received with much satisfaction.
| The principal service on that day vii
be at 10:3D clock In the morning and 1850
| O'Clock I'm the evening. The speaker at