The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-30

ington, who Is well-known in this vicin-
ity. will recover.
MORE SNEAK THIEvING.
William Peletier OF log Kossuth street
called at the Chaffee street police station
yesterday afternoon and reported THAI
during the absence of his family someone
got into his home and took a pair OF
trousers valued at Sc and "A lady's suit,
the property OF Miss Rosa Pelletier, val
ued az S12, was also missing.
LOST HER BANK BOOK.
Mrs. Catherine Logan OF 6S Oak street
while on her way TO see sick friend
on Fenner street lost her bank book
which she asked the officers OF the Chat
fee police station to find.
STOLE HIS RUBBER BOOTS.
Martin sarkisseani. who conducts lit
tie shop at 10 Delaine street. stepped out
for a few moments yesterday afternoon
and during that time. some one stepped
in and "swiped'' a pair OF rubber boots,
valued at $3.50. He reported his loss at the
chaffee- street police station.
SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE
Those who reside in the vicinity of the
Covell street school are wondering how
long the city officials are going 10 allow
the water closet OF the school, which is
located in the school yard, TO remain in
the dilapidated condition that IL Is now in
and has been I'm for some time. Property
owners I'm the vicinity say that IL the same
conditions existed on private property,
someone In authority at the city hall
would have something To say.
FOUND A PRowLER.
Just before 10 o'clock last evening
George Smith, night watchman at Harris
lumber yard at the corner OF Valley
"A
prowling about the yard and he, Mr..
Smith, gave chase and went as far as he
dared TO for the reason that he thought
that the strange man might hav been
"blind" TO break into the office. The
watchman called up the Chaffee street po-
lice station and told th1m of the fact, but
no trace OF the prowler was found.
THE INDEPENDENTS TO HOLD RAIL-
LIES.
The Independent party are arranging to
hold "A rally at Merino village I'm the near
future, and among the speakers VIII be
James Mcdowell, candidate for alderman.
and others who are candidates for the
common council This party will hold
rally i'm Springers hall tomorrow evening.
GENERAL MENTION.
The Regent Literary and Social club
brought their fair TO a close last evening,
and will IN a short time tender the many
young ladies' who made the same a sue
cess, a banquet and dance.
The work OF laying new and heavier
rails along Westminster street has been
so far advanced that cars are running
regularly In both directions.
The funeral OF Annie, wife OF Patrick II.
Brady, was held at her home, 12o Valley
street. this morning at $50 O'Clock ana
was followed with a service at st. Mary's
church.
st. Anthony's Irish Catholic Benevolent
union. which is cornected with ST. An
thongs church, will hold a minstrel show
In Irons hall this evening.
Mrs. Mary McMaugh, who was taken
from her bone on Messer street TO the
Rhode Island hospital yesterday, where
she underwent an operation lis reported as
being very comfortable.
independent rally, Springers hail.
square. Thursday evening, Oct
81. o'clock James Mcdowell. Indepen-
dent candidate for alderman, and candf-
dates for council will speak Republi-
cans. Democrats and Independents In
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