The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-07-25
OLNEYvILLE
Sneak Thieves Are Busy-More HO-
b0es Taken In-Man Badly Injured.
Hill-Smith Nuptfals-Funeral of
Miss McCOol-Minor Mention

Sneak thieves were quite busy during
the past "a hours. the following reports
being made to the Chaffee street police
station: Arthur Davis, new house cor
ner OF Huntington avenue and Oak
street. broken into and a lot of lead pipe
torn out; the barn OF William Walsh, IS
Lavsughn street. entered and a double
harness robbed of its buckles and other
trimmings; but perhaps the lowest one
committed. was the robbing OF Mrs. Mary
mnibodesus home, l6 Weeks street. OF sS5
worth OF clothing and table wear. This
woman has Just returned from the hos
pitai, where she was cared for for Ave
weeks The liquor saloon of Paul Cas-
open, and a small. quantity OF liquor
stolen. This morning couple OF young
men were taken into custody on suspicion
OF being the ones that broke into Mrs.
Thibodeaus home.
GOT MORE HoBoEs.
Early this morning sergt. Bennett. with
Patrolmen Hanlon and Mcdonald, went
on still hunt for hoboes and found ono.
the grandstand OF the olneyviIie baseball ii
cinb grounds. and another. sanilaus
Wagner. In freight car. rear OF Hart
FORD avenue. Wagner heard some one
coming, and he jumped out Of the other
side OF the car, but when he found that
ne was cornered he threatened the police
with heavy iron bar. 5pt at the eight
policemen, decided that he had a mighty
poor show 10 escape. and consented to
hop into the $500 chariot and ride to the
station along with La Barrie and the po-
lice. Both were sent to the Genital sta
ton, TO be looked over" by the detec-
tives.
FEET BADLY CRUSHED.
Raphelli Cipriano. 16 years old, In
alightng from heavily-iadened team,
OWnad Victoria faA
OF thornton, slipped and the rear wheels
or the wagon passed over both OF his feet
crushing Ing them badly. He left the team
the intentions OF walking to his home. He
was taken into the office of DR.. A. H.
Barnes. 451 Plalnfield street. who ordered
MIN sent TO the Rhode Island hospital
HILL-sMITH NUPTIALs.
Miss Sadie Hill and Harry b. Smith
Were united in marriage by the Rev. John
j. Hallon. Harris Avenue Presbyterian
church. at the home OF the brides par
ents. l63 Webster avenue. last evening.
Miss Eta Hill, sister. and John HILL a
brother OF the bride, acted as maid and
best man. After the ceremony a we'd
ding dinner was served. after which they
started on the wedding tour. which will
include a visit TO relatives In England.
WORK OF DECORATING BEGINS.
The firm OF j. o. San Souci company is
ment towards decorating for Old Home
Week and but few firms down town have
got a prettier display. Among others
who have decorated are Thomas f. Gra-
Sheridan, Foresters OF America. Many
others intend to decorate before Satur-
day evening.
WAS NEAR THE u. 8.
There are many queer addresses on let
ters that reach the local postoffice. but
one that attracted much attention this
morning was one that bore the name Of
well-known French Canadian, giving the
name OF the street and the number where
he lived. and the word Olreyville. but the
ATTRACTION was that 'Olneyville was near
the United States"'
FUNERAL OF MISS MCOOL.
The funeral OF Cora Bell. the r-year-
old daughter of Alfred and Eliza McCool,
was held at the home OF her parents at
e5 Eagle street at 2 o'clock This afternoon.
The service was largely attended by
young folks as well relatives. and the
deceased was among the most popular
voung ladies In the vicinity Of her home.
WILL HOLD A FESTIVAL.
The members -to-be of the new Catholic
church at Silver Lake. with John Raftey
at the head, are arranging for lawn
festival to be held about the middle of
August The committee will hold meet
ing Sunday afternoon.
GENERAL MENTION.
John b. Mash will open his moving
picture show for the fall and winter sea-
son, Monday Aug. 10. Since the place OF
amusement has been closed II has been
rcmodelled and the seating capacity near
ly doubled.
The old-time liquor saloon on the square,
which for many years was conducted by
frank Th.efielder. Is now thing of the
past, the last vestige OF the interior hav-
ing been taken away yesterday afternoon.
Christopher Latham. an old-time resi-
dent of this place. died at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs. Ernest Hubby. ~ Regent
hVenue, yesterday, where the funeral will
DE held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Hose company IA was called out twice
last evening, the first time for a fire In
khe Bowdoin street dump and the second
for a chimney fire at SO Joslin street.
Quite a number Of persons from this
place attended tho funeral Of Charles H.
Peckham, which was held at the Congre-
Hational church at North Scituate. at 3
O'Clock this afternoon.
William Dunn and wife Of &c Laban