The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-06-29

tive fey TSsnings aSs Srm asssst,; Fsprsssssntta,;
chanee street police station and re- re-
ported the fact that 2s feet OF lead
flashing hashing had been torn from new
was placed in charge Of Inspector
Wilkinson. Last evening the In
spector; with the assistance OF Patrol
man OConnors OF the Knight street
station; took into custody Charles
Bese. 10 years old: John Feale, aged
~; Antonio Dagosta, aged ~; Batista
years old They were taken in hand
by Lieut.. Tyler, TO whom they ad-
mitted turning the trick The Cato
have finger In the pie and was al
lowed his freedom. but the other four
were sent TO the Central station. There
Implicated In the job.
HAVE ISSUED stump
The committee from the Olneyville
Business Mems association who are
Homas tT,rms w. ~ conjunction with the Old
sunicient number of "stickers" is
sued. bearing the emblem and motto
to be used by the residents TO boom
Olneyville. by placing them on all mali
matter, and the same are on sale at
100. The COMMITTEES took This .pten
so that all business men Especially
could use them, instead of having q
new to bsypp Supply OF ,u stationary or be Obliged
tney also believe IL better TO have all
mail sent out with a uniform STAMP
THE CLOCK STOPPED.
IL some of the mill help were a trine
late this morning the blame can be left
with the old reliable clock on the Library
building. which is looked upon as stand
ara time FOR the square. 1t stopped at
6:lO this morning. something that has not
happened unless In case OF heavy snow
storm for years. No time was lost in
putting II In order
WILL BE ENOUGH FOR ALL.
The advance guard OF the Grover Fish.
ing club VIII leave their rooms at VAL
| ley street late this evening for their club
| house at Rocky Point where a monstte
| clambake is to be held tomorrow There
VIII be In readiness a clam chowder and
| fried eels, Ito stay the stomach until 3,
O'Clock when the bake will be served
TOO YOUNG TO PROSECUTE.
Yesterday afternoon Irving Chamber
lain and John Wilkinson, who are about
eight years old were taken into custody
on Florence street on suspicion OF hav-
ing stolen watch, valued at $35, from
Irving Bernard. The boys practically adj
mitted taking the tfmepiece but on ac-
count OF their age. Capt. Whipple allow
ed them to ''go until wanted"
WILL ATTEND HIS FUNERAL.
Mount Pleasant camp, Modern Wood
men Of America, held a meeting In ODD
Fellows hall on Academy avenue last
evening and made arrangements to at
tend the funeral OF their late associate.
Edward Walsh. that is to be held at his
home at Lonsdale tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock.
WAS WELL KNOWN.
Ln
! for many years was connected with the
Rhode Island Bottling company was held
at his late residence, 92 Ethan street, thia
morning and was followed with service
at the Church OF the Holy Ghost as
| Thornton at $50 o'clock. Mr.. Nardolill0i
was well known throughout the city.
| WILL BE GIVEN A TESTIMONIAL.
| A testimonial will be rendered the Revsj
FIR. Powers at st. Mary's church tomor-l
row. FIR. Powers has ben seriously i'll
| for some time and he has done muchI
good, not only among his own people butt
many others, 1t was deemed a fitting actl
to remember him at this time.
MAY BE FOR A BONFIRE.
| 1t is quite evident that someone intends4
| to have an independent bonfire on "Beeri
Hill" July 4, for Joseph Moringoitte, a.
grocer at 20 Julian street, reports the fact
| that 10 barrels and number of boxes
had been stolen from the yard In the rear1
of his store.
WAS 42 YESTERDAY.
Paul Misho. the well-known tonsoriar
artist. entertained a party OF his friends
| at his residence, 223 Webster avenue. last
evening in honor of his 42d birthday.
| There was an abundance OF good music
and no end of good things to eat and
drink.
TALK OF CHIPPING IN.
| Some Of the business men OF the square
are talking OF clubbing together to raise
sufficient amount of cash to pay for
| watering one lonesome spot In the square,
which for some reason appears to be overs
| looked by the man who drives the water>
ing cart.
| GENERAL. MENTION.
The young ladies who conducted &
strawberry festival for the benefit OF St<
| Teresa's church on Thursday evening"
| met last evening and found that the afS
fair was very gratifying financial suc~
| cess.
The latest report from John Gartlands-
| who for many months has been at st.
| Joseph's hospital, suffering with bloodi
poisoning. Is that he Is now In faiu'
Hope council. knights of Columbus. has
committee making arransements Tor
its seventh annual field day. which Will be
held at the warwick club grounds on
The summer service at st. Mary's
| Catholic church will go into effect to-
| morrow. which IL as follows: $50. 1880.
| $50, 9:3O and 10:0 In the morning, with
| benediction at 31:5.
The room OF Emile Gagnon at p Troy
street was entered by the means OF a
| false key during his absence yesterday
afternoon and clothing valued at about
| $50 was stolen.
Every well-painted moving wagon and
| sorne that need coat or two has been
1 g. laC or
| St, Mary's branch Of the Irish Cathopo
| Benevolent Union will visit Newport to-
morrow. The trip will be made In chars
| tered steamer.