The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-14

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News-Democrat may be left at Alexander
Munros dry goods store. Taunton
avenue.
On Saturday evening a dozen or more
well-known Republicans met and applied
for admission to the antl-Sunderland as
sociation. and more than half of these
men were until this year numbered
among the willing workers of the Repup-
lican party, but as they were not con
suited this year by Mr.. sunderland OF
Pawtuxet generai manager OF the East
Providence Republicans, feel as II their
assistance was not needed. and now lnt-
mate that they Will not assist Mr.. sun
derland or any candidate favored py MN.
growing stronger every day. so much so
that many old-time Republicans are al
ready willing to admit that the greater
portion OF their ticket Will be defeaIeu'
for not one word can be said against Mr..
George Norton, the candidate Tor sena,
tor Messrs. James L. McCape anu
Charles l.. Hazard for representatives,
whose names were placed In nomination
by the Democratic party on Saturday at
ternoon. Mr. McCabe. who is outspoken
on all subjects. said that with the
united efforts of the Democrats tnat VIC
tory was "a cincn."
Al the morning service of the Univer-
salist church yesterday the Rev. Allen
Brown urged hic congregation TO asslst
in making the town cleaner and salo nhae
the community were indebted TO the ReV;
H. c. Dana, OF st. Mary's Episcopai
church, who a few Sundays ago referred
TO the "Bowery" and so far as ne INT:
Brown could learn, Mr.. Dana hao ho'
stated anything but facts.
WE'RE INTERESTED IN THE WORK.
The residents on Taunton avenue near
John street were somewhat interested IN
the work of the wrccking department OF
the Rhode Island company yesterday; IoI
the 10 O'Clock Fall River car broke aoWs s,s
at that point and in less than 10 minutes
a vrecklny car was on the scene ana had
the road open for travel.
ATTENDED DIVINE SERVICE.
About 70 members of Alpha lodge, i. .:
| q. F., M u, attended the 10:3O service Oh
ST Mary's Episcopal church ,yes.eruiay "a y
| morning, and listened TO an interesting
sermon by the Rev. III. c. Dana.
WILL. ELECT DEACoNs.
The Second Baptist church Will hold q
| business meeting tomorrow evening lor
| the purpose OF electing one OF more use
cons. It has not as yet been n necloTo nanl
whether the board OF deacons VIII con con
| sist of four. five or six. and 1t Is possloiS
that a number of meetings will be heio
| to settle the question.
WILL VOTE FOR MIR. HAZARD
Citizens are out with a petition whicf
is being signed by the members Cha 1i III. IN,
lincoln party, for the support of Charle'
| T., Hazard VINO is a candidate nonl
| mated by the Democrats In opposition t'
John McCausland. who is on the Sunoer
land ticket for the position OF first repre-
| sentative.
"BEN' FAvORS HOME RULE.
II is reported about the square tn.
| morning that Mr.. Benjamin wilson VII
| not even be a candidate for judge or pro
bate court under General Manager sun
| derland. ~ rx -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II, Tobin' wht
| have been making tour through tn'
south and West. arrived at their nome
| u Warren avenue last evening. ,
| The Watchemoket Fire company WI
hold the first OF their series of socials II
| town hali tomorrow evening. Music WI
| he furnished by HIS orchestra, VIII
| sNally'' Mathewson the vocalist.
MINok MENTION.
Sunday mornins Tatrolman Hall arrest
| ed three men in the Phillipsdale distrlc
| for being intoxicated, and they wer'
each fined s. and costs.
| THE members of the police department
| met al the Central station Saturday az
o'clock ana poseo for group photo
eMrs Emma Ormsbee will entertain tn
| yyatchemoket Ladies association at ne
residence on Mary avenue this aitefnoo,m ',,
| THE Veteran Fii omen's association VII
meet this evening