The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-08-20

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oLNEYvILLE THEIR HOME NOW.
Two OF the members OF an organization
whose nest" Is on Westminster hill and
known as tho Flying Eagies." went 10
New York city last Thursday with the In
tentions OF making that their permanent
home. but as these two young men had
never been farther away from home than
Rocky Point came TO the conclusion that
New York was trine too fast for them.
So they landed In their nest on the hill"
! this morning tired, hungry and well sat
isfied to spend the remainder OF their days
In and about Westminster hill.
HURT IN SAVING OTHERS.
| Mrs Dora Noyes was quite badly in
jured by fall down the front steps of
her home at &c Merino avenue yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Noyes saw Hose COM
pany No. 20 coming through the street
and she ran out OF her home to take two
| little children from the middle OF the
street who were so intent with play that
| they did not hear the team. The firemen
saw Mrs. Noyes fall and also saw the
children. who were by this time attracted
| by Mrs. Noyes' falling and they scamped
out OF harms way. Mrs Noyes sustained
a bad scalp wound.
! CHEAP SNEAK THIEVES.
| Harry Keller. Martin Walsh and John
Olsen. sailors. were arrested by Inspec-
| tor Wilkinson and locked up at the Chat
fee street station late yesterday after
noon and all charged with larceny The
young men called at the store OF H. X.
Mott and helped themselves to a number
OF articles and did the same at the New
| Idea store. Mr. Mott sent word to the
station and young Olsen was the first Of
| the trio 10 be picked up and II was not
many months afterwards that his com
panions were with him.
SHOT A HORSE.
Patrolman Cunningham OF the Chafree
street station shot horse. the property
| or the Lake Shore Feed company on Acad-
emy avenue yesterday afternoon. The
horse slipped and broke one OF its legs
Veterinary Surgeon Armstrong OF East
Providence saw the accident and he
found the leg broken and the man in
charge OF TIE team requested the patrol
man to shoot the animal.
STOLE BRASS AND WE'RE CAUGHT.
Yesterday afternoon Patrolman Bates
arrested Thomas Smith and William
Deshias, boys. and took them to the Chat
foe street station, where they admitted
that they had stolen a lot of brass from
the Weybosset mills. AS the Smith how
has been in trouble before he was sent 10
the Juvenile department and the other lad
was allowed TO go home with his parents.
HE HAD NO PERMIT.
Antonio Romanio undertook to blast
rocks at his home at Silver Lake yester-
day. but man from the Chaffee street
police station asked him to take a walk
TO the station where the charge of blast
Ing rocks without permission. was placed
| against him, as II Is elaine that he had
discharged one blast before the police
| called upon him.
MIGHT HAVE BEEN SERIOUS
spirited horse ran away from In
front OF the office OF John O'Donnell on
Messer street yesterday afternoon. and all
that saved serious mixup was that the
| horse In turning the corner at Messer and
Westminster streets fell and was secured
by citizen
PICKED UP OVER THE LINE.
John McCoombs, whose home is on Sun
set avenue. was picked UP by Chief OF
Police Kimball OF Johnson last evening
and at the session OF the Eighth district
court this morning was sent to the re-
form school during his minority.
MORE GRASS FIRDS.
Hose 20 and Steamer IA were called out
| for grass fire yesterday afternoon and
later the hose company was called to
Hartford avenue and again on Unit street
Stll little later Hose IA was called to
Sisson street, all being for grass fires.
HAD A GOOD TINE.
guest of Messrs. Albert Deduc, John Burns
and Charles Connors at Rocky Point for
q, week, returned this morning. He says
the stay at the point was the most enjoy
able one that he ever experienced
WILL HELP OUT SOME.
William Troy. Esq. of this place went
to Narragansett Pier this morning to
make ',pone of the players OF a ball team,
who are going to show another team all
hat thAr L. L..
GENERAL MENTION.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Fox have for
| their guests at their residence as
Howard street. Mrs. John Conway and
Miss Sarah Tracy OF New York city.
Mrs. Conwya being n former resident
! OF this place.
Mr. Thomas McQuillan, clerk at the
Olneyville hotel Is spending his an
nual vacation in New York city. Dur
ing his absence Mr. Daniel eastman
will fll his position.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott have closed
their house on Broadway and will
spend the next two weeks at the Ma
tional hotel at Block Island.
II Is reported that the Atlantic
Mills company contemplate building
no less than 40 tenements on Hartford
| avenue and other sites near. the plant
| At 1918 this morning an alarm OF
FIRE was sent In from box 224 for a
| grass fire on Gladstone avenue, near
| Academy avenue.
Miss SSadie Kelly OF Milford. Mass.
| is the guest OF the Misses Donahue
| at their home on Wood street.
| With five members on their furloughs
and three on the sick list. the force
at the Chaffee street police station Is
very much crippled.
Patrolman ~ J. Mcdonald OF the
| Chaffee street station is confined to
| ness.
| DR. Andrew Watt and family OF I6
Meeser street have gone 10 Portland,
| Me. for n short stay.
Simon Kenney was arrested this
] morning on a warrant charging him
| with support.
Manufacturers lodge OF Odd Fellows
will meet in their hall on Plainfield
street this evening.