The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-29

Every available space in the large
school hall OF ST. Mary's school on
cambridge avenue was taken last
evening, when the graduating exer-
school were held and a pleasing enter
tainment was given. One OF the most
effective features of the evenings pro-
gram was the grouping on the stage
The graduates. who received their
diplomas from. the Rev; FIR, Thomas =.
Grace were Mary GtIeauit Is,u to,phamrRs hirian
Blanche Mcdonald. Gertrude McNally,
Mary Feeney. Clara Cosgrove, Anna
McEvoy. Eva German, Helen oNeil
valedlctorian. At the conclusion Of
the presentation, FIR. Grace made a
very instructive and impressive ad-
many voca! and Instrumental musical
selections rendered the most prom-
nent number OF this portion of the
growning eroEra os'f OF the Queen @ Nav" The pro-
gram will he given again this evening
for the special benefit or the little
ones connected with the parish. and
adults Will be admitted until all seats
are taken.
INSANE MAN AT LARGE.
The police OF the Chaffee street sta
ton were busy this morning looking
after Charles Kwatkowski, whose
-
lie had been examined by two ply
sicians and found 10 be OF unsound
mind. Those I'm the house were told
to guard him until S o'clock this morn
ing, when he would he called for by
the authorities. but the last seen OF
him he was going along Delalne street
at rapid rate and those following
pected. however, that he will return
during the day
ONE GOT BAIL
Fred Martinelli, the shoemaker on
Plainfield street. who was arrested
Wong and Chu Sam. all Of whom were
charged with assaultng little girls,
succeeded In getting bail last evening.
gaSsTe hSss we SoIss. reside h m mod ornns Ee0Ss Ss
Chinaman had succeeded in getting
bail also. for the laundry was open
Il was found that two strange China
men had taken possession OF the place.
FUNERAL OF MR.. FLANAGAN.
The funeral OF John w. Flanagan.
who for many years was employed in
the retail department of the J. b. Bar
naby company, was held at ST. An
thongs church this morning and was
largely attended there being large
delegation present from the firm by
which he had been employed, and. in
fact. nearly every large clothing house
was represented. The floral offerings
were very numerous and profuse.
WILL HOLD A PICNIC
The St Teresa's Institute has made ar.
rangements for their second annual pic
mic that is TO be held in the Grove on At
wells avenue at the head OF Erastus
street tomorrow. There will be many
uniare features and jolly good time Is
i'm store for those who patronize this az
fair. which Is 10 be held for the purpose
OF building a suitable building for the I'M
stitute.
SYMPATHY FOR MIR. CAPwELL.
w. A. Capwell. manager for the local
branch office OF the Union Trust COM
pany. has the sympathy OF the business
men and citizens OF this section in the
loss OF his little son at his home In Edge
wood yesterday.
STOLE WASH BOILER.
Joe slzi Mukomis OF 2l2 Oak street re-
ported TO the police that his wife left
her wash boiler In front OF her home yes
terday afternoon for few minutes 90
dry and when she went after Il found
that IL had been stolen and he tells the
police who he thinks stole n.
HOPE 1T WILL BE WARNER
The members of the Chaffee street po-
lice station are shivering today with the
thoughts OF donnins summer uniforms AZ
roll call tomorrow morning, such orders