The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-24
EAST PROVIDENCE.
Fined In Police C0urt-..A Sad
Case. ..EnJoyId CIanbaks.
Gar and Auto CoIlIdot.
Other Minor Items.

According to the verdict OF his friends.
Messrs. Romer. Cushman and Pierce. Mr..
Frank Sullivan, one of the engineers at
Hunts Mills. is by no means judge Of
cigars. The three Just named spent n
few nickels throwing balls at the Mills
last evening and the net winnings was
three cigars OF that brand that are usual
ly given when patron wins none OF the
three cared to take the pot" Nor did
the proprietor of the concession. care to
have the men walk away and leave the
cigars, for that In his mind looked bad
adm he insisted on the cignrs being taken
and his advice was to give them to some
one they did not like. Joe" espied Mr..
Sullivan and then to his companions said: (:
We'll give them to Frank Sullivan" And
they did. Later In the evening 'Inno-
cent" Joe asked Mr.. Sullivan how he liked
the cigar and Mr. sullivans answer was
well. I've smoked worse" And now
Romer Cushman and Pierce arc wonder
ing when he. Sullivan. could have found
a cigar that In one particular uay could
be any worse than those that they gave
him last evening.
THEY DID NOT HAVE A CENT.
This morning four Polanders were each
fined IS and costs for track walking Ono
OF the four said that II was his intentions
10 spend an hour or more fishing and
the railroad tracks appeared to be the
nearest way to the shore and he also said
that his two frien6s just went along to
clean the fish. All will get an oppor-
tunity oclean fish or floors at Cranston.
as none were able to square their ac-
counts with the court.
A SAD CASE.
The police had rather a sad case to at
tend to today, being that of Miss Anna
HAYWARD. who was taken from her home
near Fort Hill. and her condition was
such that she could not be arraigned be-
fore the court. SO she was sent TO the
Rhode Island hospital. Until a short time
ago this young woman was among the
pest known and was much respected.
MINOR MENTION.
Many Odd Fellows and their friends
enjoyed genuine Rhode Island clambake
at the Odd Fellows home on Pawtucket
avenue today. The board of administra-
tion of the home are holding their annual
lawn fete today and evening.
"A large touring car and an electric car
came together on Summer street last
evening. and resulted in the auto being
loaded onto low gear and the electric
car being towed to the barn for repairs.
The Naval Reserves of this place will
meet this evening and after transacting
regular business will go down the bay
Messrs- Percival. Simmons, Burgess and
Wilbur. who left here Sunday morning
for a weeks outing on the bay were
heard from at Newport last evening. All
on board are well.
Miss Minnie Dana left for Craigmoor.
N. Y, this morning. where she will spend
the remainder OF July with her brother,
the Rev. II. G. Dana, pastor of st. Mar US
Episcopal church OF that place.
Miss Charlotte Wilson. saleslady at
Alexander Munro's dry goods store,
leaves this evening for Manchester. N.
H., where she will meet relatives, and
from there go to the mountains for
two weeks stay.
DR.. Simeon Hunt and wife have return
ed from their vacation. which they spent
at Lynne, N. III.
Howard lodge, Knights OF Pythlas, will
meet this evening.