The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-11-04

William Gallagher lay down In his bed
at 221 Valley street yesterday afternoon.
for a little nap and did not lock his door.
but after he had enjoyed his nap he found
that someone had been in his room and
appropriated his new $40 overcoat George
Flagg, who makes his home under the
same roof. also misses a $3.50 razor.
Messrs Gallagher and F1agg called at the
Chaffee street police station later In the
day and had their losses recorded on tho
blotter.
According to the reports at the Chat
fee street police station. someone went into
the room of Charles Savignan at So Bow
doin street, and took from his trunk $S5.
Mr.. Savignan not molly notified the lady
who keeps the boarding house. but to help
find his $50 notified the officials Of the
Chaffee street police station.
PASCONE-ZAMBARA NUPTIALS.
Denny Pascone and Miss Maria Can
cetta Zambarano, who are among the
most popular of the younger element at
thornton, were united in marriage at 81.
Rocco's church yesterday morning by the
Rev. FIR. Giuseppe, Mr.. Carmne Pascone
being the best man and Giustina Pascone
the bridesmaid. The bride was attired in
handsome gown OF white satin and car
ried huge bouquet Of bride roses. After
the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served To the bridal party at the home
of the brides parents. and from $3.50
O'Clock until late in the evening a recep-
tion was held in Calef hall. which was at
tended by the many friends OF both
families. There was an abundance or
good things to eat and drink and music
was furnished by an orchestra OF IL
pieces. Upon their return from the we'd
ding tour Mr. and Mrs. Pascone will re-
side at 26 Victoria street. The bridegroom
is the proprietor OF a well-equipped barber
shop on Westminster street, and is one
OF the best known BARRIERS In Olneyville.
WOLFE TONE BRANCH MEETS.
Branch Wolfe Tone, $40. Irish National
Foresters, held an interesting session in
Stokes hall yesterday afternoon, when
two candidates were initiated and one ap-
plication for membership received. After
the routine business had been disposed
OF, addresses pertaining TO the welfare
OF the order at large were made by Dis
trict Deputy ]. II. Mathews. who is one
of the most popular members of the or
der I'm the Eastern district Felix H. Kier-
nan. who holds the position OF Past Chief
Ranger of Rhode Island: Thomas Thorn
ton, District Chief Ranger. and others.
At the conclusion OF the meeting SUBJ
FELL FROM A MOVING CAR.
Charles McQuade Of Lymansville had
narrow escape from serious injuries In at
tempting to leave moving electric car
near the fire station on Manton avenue
last evening. AS he was stepping from
the car Conductor Lannon made an at.
tempt to catch him, but did not succeed
McQuade was picked up unconscious and
Mr.. Lannon with the assistance OF Mo-
torman Deslow placed McQuade on the
car and carried him to the drug store OF
Harry Swindell. where he was attended
by DIR. Rose. A little later in the evening
McQuade was taken to his home at Ly-
mansville. Those aboard the car do not
attach any blame to the conductor or mo-
torman for McQuades injuries.
HIBERNIANs HOLD SESSION.
Division No. 20, Ancient Order OF HI
bernians, held well-attended session I'm
the hall on Broadway yesterday after
noon, when six candidates were Initiated
and five applications for membership re-
ceived. The division voted to hold a
concert and ball In the near future and
for this purpose appointed as a commit
tee TO arrange for the same Brothers
James Curran, James Murphy, Daniel
Lucitt, Maurice Lynn, Henry Coffee.
Thomas Bowen and Thomas Flynn. I'm
der the head of good and welfare inter-
esting addresses were made by Brothers
Mulvey and Manning OF Division No. q.
At the meeting to be held Sunday, Nov
IL. every member is requested TO be pres
ent, for the officers OF the ensuing term
are to be elected.
MRS. GARRAHAN is IMPROVING.
The condition OF Mrs. Mary Garrahan,
who was assaulted by her husgand,
who is now I'm the custody OF the police
Is reported by the officials OF the Rhode
Island hospital as being somewhat i'm
proved and will undoubtedly recover. The
condition of her little son. who was seri-
ously affected by the occurrance, is also
reported as being in a comfortable condi-
tion.
GAME is SCARCE
Messrs. Frank and Thomas Henry and
Frank Cameron, who left here early FRI
day morning for three days hunt for
game birds, returned late last evening and
reported that for some reason unknown
to them, game is scarcer this season than
was expected These men are among the
best hunters in this -seetien and do not
make this report to deter others from try
ing their luck.
ARRESTED FOR FAST DRIVING.
Patrick O'Keefe. and James Ridings
were taken into custody last evening by
Patrolman Day for fast driving on At
wells avenue. These men are about 20
years old and were according TO reports
driving a hired team at a very rapid rate.
along Manton and Atwell's avenue.
SAID TO HAVE ASSAULTED A
WOMAN.
At an early hour this morning Sergt.
Bennett and Patrolman Day called at the
home of Thomas Garvey on Eden street,
and took him into custody on a warrant
charging him with making an assault on
Elizabeth Carr
HAD A CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH.
Frederick Branley. we'll known young
man about town, was arrested by Inspec-
tor Wilkinson yesterday on suspicion OF
larceny. but as Fred could produce n
clean bill of health. was later In the even
ing allowed TO depart with the promise