The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-10
JUST WANTED THE CASH.
THE BEST HE COULD

Mr. Patrick Flynn, the we'll known
newsdealer at 1896 Westminster street
had an exciting experience of "A few sec
onds I'm front OF his store last evening. He
was about to board a car. for his home
when he saw young lady, who had made
/ an attempt to board a moving car and
was thrown TO the ground. The lady who
Mr. Flynn says was about 30 years old
landed upon her back and he I'm his Ches-
terheld1an way hurried to her assistance
and found that she was not injured i'm
the least and was smiling when he Mr.
Flynn assisted her to her feet which was
done so quickly that the lady had not re-
covered from the effects or falling and so
fell a second time. The young lady was
according to the statement of Mr. Flynn
dressed for a wedding or theatre party
but after rolling around In the mud for
a minute or more. her appearance would
more indicate a walk home
DEGREES WILL BE CONFERRED.
Manufacturers lodge OF odd Fellows
and Perseverance lodge of Knights of
Pythias, Will meet this evening, and the
former expects to confer the third de-
gree upon one candidate, and the latter
the rank OF knight upon one candidate.
EAGLES FLEW TO HIS AID
This section sent large delegation OF
Eagles TO the annual election of officers
or Providence aerie OF the Fraternal
| Order OF Eagles that was held in Keith's
T, Opera House hall last evening, all being
pledged to Col. Bowen. who Is well
known among tthe Hibernians and kim
dred associations in this district. who was
elected as president. Mr.. David j. Barr
also of this section, was elected as vice
president.
a SOLEMN SERVICE.
A months mind mass was celebrated
at St Mary's Catholic church today
for the repose OF the soul of the late Rev.
| FT. Powers. i-ler was a large con-
gregation.
HOME ONCE MORE.
Flora Carroll. pretty 16-year- old girl,
left her home on Maple street, in what Is
| kn0wn as Pocasset village at Thornton.
Sunday morning, and as she was not
among tn family while they sat about
the fire, it caused a little still mem
| Der OF the household went TO the police
station and reported that Flora was alb
| sent at the famdly's evening roll call, and
| word was sent To the Chaffee street sta
| tion, and later Flora was found in a
| house oh Hendricks street, and to all out
ward indications was quite willing TO go
| home,
DID HE TELL THE TRUTH?
The officials of the Chalfee street police
| seIsh Gallagher of 81 Delaine street, was
not the victim of robbers or highwaymen,
| for his team was found at the farmhouse
| OF William Angel in Scituate yesterday
| by Inspectors Wilkinson and Mcguire
where IL was undoubtedly left by George
Jennings, who started out Saturday eve-
ming on a horse trading trip with Mr.
Gallagher. The inspectors have learned
| that Gallagher got into "bother" him
self. and he was badly used up that
his companion, eJnnings, deemed II n
| good plan TO make his way over the state
line into Connecticut. which he probably
| did by taking the first car over the Prov
idcnce and Danielsonvie line Sunday
morning. So far as the local police are
| concerned. the case is closed
| TO LET.-A ROOM IN PRIVATE
! family; two minutes walk from the
square. Inquire Room 1, at Hartford
/ avenue. II
Library Hall to let for dances. fairs,
entertainments, etc. Enlarged. redecor-
ste6 and new floors. Apply TO DIR.
Frank A. fwitcheu. 12 olneyville square.
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