The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-04

/ no disturbances suppressed and but one
lantern hung.
ARE SHORT ON YARN.
owing TO the fact that the management
OF the Earnscliffe mills are unable to get
sufficient supply OF yarn. the night
/ weavers have been ordered not TO report
for duty for few nights. All other de-
partments such as spoolin9 etc, will be
continued nights and every effort is.~eing
made TO get the much-needed supply OF
stock, for word comes from good author
ity that the firm have already
as many orders on hand as they
can possibly handle for the season.
WOULD LIKE TO HAVE THE PIPES
REMOVED.
The storekeepers near Tar bridge and
the many teams who are obliged TO deliv-
er goods to the stores are wondering how
much longer a pile OF water pipes are
going to be allowed TO remain. Some
OF the pipes ore on the sidewalk and
some are In the street and the work OF
installing these pipes, so far as outward
appearances are concerned, has been COM
pleted. for the entire street has been paw
ed and everything but this pile OF pipes
has been carted of.
INSTALLED OFFICERS
The officers-elect of Court Olneyville.
Foresters OF America. were installed last
evening. aiid the ceremony was followed
by general gooo time and collation.,
and among those who contributed TO the
evenings entertainment were Brothers
Byron Lee, John Cooney, William Daily
and j. p. Markey. The affair was held
under the auspices OF the social commit
tee of the court
AFRAID OF SCARLET FEVER.
The residents on Wells street in Thorn
fnFa iaat al
that there is a case Of scarlet fever on
the street and this In family that mas
a number of children, who have been at
tending tie pubic schools. The attend
ing physician says that the case is OF
mild nature. and does not anticipate any
further spread.
A SLIGHT FIRE.
At s:15 this morning Emily Scott tele-
phoned to the Chaffee street police sta
don that the bake shop OF her husband.
Charles Scott. at 10 Unit street. was on
fire, and few moments later an alarm
came In from box IS. During this time
Mr. Scott and Fritz Fenner, a neighbor.
were fighting the flames. and when the
firemen arrived there was but little for
them to do. The Damage was slight. IT
was not learned how the fire started.
ONE CONTRACT COMPLETED,
There IL one contract at least complet-
ed at the row waro and school building
at the junction OF Plaintield street and
Pocasset avenue, and that Is the nag
sluH, winch WIS pistctu III poSilIph yNs
terday afternoon by the Combination
Ladder company. The staff Is located
about midway between the apex OF the
front yard and the school building.
GENERAL MENTION.
There was large attendance at the
meeting of Woonasquatucket tribe of Red
Men In Springers hall last evening. when
he chieftans degree was conferred upon
hree candidates. This was followed by
short season of merrimaking.
Miss Helen Furey is 10 be rendered a lit
lie reception at her home, BOG Harris ave-
iue this evening. The Misses Helen Furey |
md May Needham are arranging the af-
air.
FIR simmons branch OF the Irish Catho- I
lo Benevolent union will hold a special |
in Columbus Hall on Putnam |
street and take appropriate action on the |
ieath of their associate. DIR. w. III. Berth. |
This being the first Friday In the month |
special service was held at st. Mary's |
church at o'clock. The service OF the |
Holy Hour will be observed at this church |
his evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Albert Leduc. clerk for Thomas Mil
EFT. 40 Oineyville square, is confined TO |
iis home, 80 Tobey street, by illness.
The Banspach brothers are having an |
heating plant installed in their
place Of business, 1915 Westminster street. |