The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-31

, leading hunter OF this section. IL not I'm
| the state. with his brother Thomas. and
Mr.. Frank Cameron. will leave for the
quail and other game birds. They viii
return Sunday evening. and the report
that they make will be the guide TO other
hunters In this section. These hunters
and will make their report to the secre-
tary early Monday morning.
PROSPECTS LOOK BRIGHT.
William A. capwell. manager OF the To-
cal branch of the Union Trust company,
has for the past two days called upon the
patrons OF the institution fpr the purpose
OF learning whether or not they would
continue TO transact business with the
bank, and at $50 today he told the repre-
sentative OF The News Democrat that ne
had not called upon one OF the customers
but what was ready, willing and perfect
ly confident To sign his petition, which
Is taken that the bank will be open In a
few days for doing business.
DOES NOT KNOW YET.
Peter Flynn. "A well-known man about
Springer's square. is In n quandary, for
he Is not sure whether he is an uncle To
niece or a nephew at the home OF his
brother Robert, who lives at IVA West
minister street.
LOOKING FOR A MEAN CHAP.
stone avenue. was badly damaged by fire
last evening, the cause said to have been
by an over heated stove. While the fire
department was at the fire someone sent
In false alarm from box 4ss, which is
located near the city line on Plainfield
street, and the officials are making an
effort to find the person who sent in this
alarm.
MR.. M'DowELL WILL SPEAK
An Independent rally will be held in
Springer's hall this evening and one of the
speakers will be James Mcdowell. who
has charge of the dyeing department OF
the Taft & Weeden mills. who is a candi-
date for alderman from this ward.
AN EARLY MORNING ARREST.
Just as Joseph Poullan, whose home is
at 53s Union avenue. was about to leave
the Atlantic mills this morning, where he
Is employed during the night, he was
taken into custody by Special Officer Nc
Evoy, who Is In the employ OF the COM
pany, who turned Poullan over to Capt
Whipple of the Chaffee street police sta
tion. Poullan is wanted by the captain to
talk owed the serious charge made by
girl named Bellhumer, who lives at 26
Howard street and as was stated in this
column last evening that she had been
assaulted by this young man.
Up to noon today no conclusion had been
reached by Capt. Whpple.
GENERAL MENTION
Tomorrow being All Saints day. a spe-
cial service will be held at st. Mary's
church at O'Clock in the morning.
A Democratic rally will be held under
the auspices OF the Higgins club in Irons
hall, Friday evening at o'clock. The fol-
lowing will speak: Col. p. Henry Quinn:
Hon. Edward VI. Sullivan; Prof. William
II. Macdonald George +. Troy.
Court Good Hope. Independent Order of
Foresters. held a successful concert and
dance In Odd Fellows hall on Plainfied
street last evening.
Gertrude Lazark. four years old. was
bitten by dog said 10 be owned by Will
liam Carmody OF Merton avenue near her
home on Alverson avenue yesterday. Sh0
was attended by DR.. O'Meara.
Independent rally, Springers hall.
Springer square. Thursday 4svening. Oct.
n o'clock. James Mcdowell, Indepen-
lent candidate for alderman, and candi-
lates for council will speak Republi-
"a ms. Democrats and Independents in
,ited..
Library Hall. TO let for dances, fairs.
etc. Enlarged redecor-
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