The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-16

There have been a number of deaths
In this section within a few hours,
among the decedents being Mrs. Rich
ard Wallwork. who for many years
conducted a variety store at 253 Plain
field street. She was OF sunny dis
position and was particularly fond OF
children.
Another Is Margaret j.. wife of
Eugene z. Sullivan, whose funeral Will
be held at the residence OF her son,
John z. Sullivan. at SO Barton street
tomorrow morning at s:30 o'clock.
Elizabeth. wife OF James Brennan.
died at the home of her son-in- law,
George Sanborn. at 1877 Valley street.
where her funeral will be held tomor-
row morning at Q o'clock.
Alice Connolly, widow OF Patrick
Connolly, passed away at her home, 26
Amity street, last evening, and her
funeral will be held at the Church of
the Blessed Sacrament Saturday morn
ing at o'clock.
Rose. wife Of Michael Stanley. and
sister of the late James Moan, died at
her home, 13e Mercy street, yesterday.
Her funeral will be held at St An
thongs church Saturday morning at
9 o'clock.
Nancy j., wife of Varnus Chase. who
for some time conducted restaurant
on Hartford avenue, died at her home
at Brockton, Mass, yesterday.
NOT A GOOD HUSBAND.
Arthur Brouillett, 23 years old, who
lives at 23 Troy street, would have
been locked up in cell. No. 23. at the
Chaffee street police station last even
ing II there had been one OF that
number. He was taken into custody
by Sergt. Bennett on a warrant charg-
l. x.,t% N %
those who told the sergeant they would
testify against him was Brouilletts
mother. He has not. according to what
could be learned, done anything toward
the support OF his wife for the past two
months. and child less than one week
old figures in the case. II is said he
was armed with a flatiron to assault his
wife after he learned she had reported
his actions TO the police, but he sue
ceeded in getting the weapon out of
sight before the sergeant took charge
OF him.
A WORTHY ACT.
Among those who lent a willing hand
at the Hartford avenue fire last night
was William l.. Cole, a conductor, who
runs on one OF the Danielsonville cars
from the city line TO the centre OF the
city. He heard some one cry for help
In three-tenement house located near
the upper floor and assisted an aged
woman to the second floor. where she
told him she had left little grand
child asleep In one OF the rooms. Mr..
Cole returned TO the upper floor, which
by this time was filled with smoke
from the burning building, and groped
his way about the many rooms until
he found the child. and with IL made
his way out.
WANT A LITTLE OF OLD HOME
WEEK.
At the meeting OF the Olneyytlle Bust
ness Mems association last evening the
Rev. a. q. Singsen OF the Bell Street
chapel gave a very interesting lecture on
"Our Foreign Population" and during his
remarks alluded TO the newly formed
Boys club. I'm which he IL much interested.
The organization appointed committee.
consisting OF Messrs. +. II. Banspach.
Thomas C1oxton. w. n. Sawyer. IL. j..
San Souci j. VIII Carpenter. Thomas
Walsh and Phillip Fogarty. % confer with
the "Old Home Week" committee OF the
city 10 see that Olneyville was not over
looked In the general celebration. AZ tho
conclusion OF the meeting n collation. was
served
SAYS HE WAS ASSAULTED.
Joseph welch. who lives al - Jewell
street. called az the Chaffee street police
station last evening and reported that he