The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-09-07


help TO monopolze the sidewalks goinE
10 and from the mills and those goin,
in an opposite direction. are many times
forced TO take to the gutter or be rar
down. AS many as six will walk alonl
arm In arm and sweep everything betors
them. Such was the case on Manton ave-
nue. near Delaine street this morning
when six girls walked along and forced
an old woman. who was carrying large
bundle. 10 step from the sidewalk into
the roadbed. and then the girls. all OF
whom were Italians. marched along as
n the sidewalk was for their own special
benefit. This caused one old gentleman TO
say that there was a law that not more
than two bicycles should be propelled
along the street side by side. and he did
not see why II would not be good law
20 apply TO pedestrians. Sometime ago
Italians coming from Federal Hill were
90 bold IN this. as they came along Val
ley and Delaine streets. that the police
took a hand at the game and put stop
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OUTING A SUCCESS.
The annual outing, clambake and trap
shoot OF the Johnston Liquor Dealers as
socfation OF Johnston on the grounds or
yesterday afternoon. although a post
poned affair, was a huge success. In the
free-to-al shoot. Mr. Alexander Tainsh
was high man. making - straightaway
shots out OF possible 80. and William
Ainscough, a. In a contest between
Richard Carpenter and Mr.. Tainsh. Mr..
Carpenter won with SCORE OF "a TO Mr..
Tainsh's p. A delicious clam chowder
was served on the arrival OF the party
at 1850. and at 4 o'clock the bake. which
contained everything. including Holsters.
was opened, and this with vegetables
fresh from Mr.. Carpenters garden, made
q feast fit for q king. After the quests
haA haan sufficient
amount OF good things left In the bake
TO feed those who resided nearby, 10
whom an invitation had boon sent In sea
son TO enjoy the same. 49,,
Rufus Fellows George Norton and Rich
ard Carpenter.
FUNERAL OF MRS. DUNLAvEY.
The funeral OF Mary. widow OF Peter
Duniavey, was held at her home, IL Basin
street. yesterday morning where she had
lived for nearly half a century, and was
followed with solemn high mass OF
requiem at St Mary's church. The Rev
FIR. Thomas p. Grace was the celebrant
and was assisted by the Rev. Frs. Little
and OBrien. The bearers were as fol-
lows: Martin, Edward and John Quigley
and Thomas Kearns. The interment was
at St. Francis cemetery. There were
number OF beautiful floral offerings, one
large one coming from those who resided
In the vicinity where she had lived so
long.
LOOKING FOR JOHN LANE.
The officials OF the Chafyee street police
station have been requested by Anne
Lane OF IA Unit street to locate her hus-
band John Lane, who has been missing
from home since Tuesday morning and
the last she heard OF him was that he had
drawn his wages at the mill where he
Mro
Lane Is In rather destitute circumstances
and has two little ones. one II weeks old
and one five years old TO care for.
HELD A LAWN PARTY.
The Ladies' Aid society connected with
Tabernacle M. E. church held a success
ful lawn festival on the lawn OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Tucker, 457 Hartford ave-
hue. last evening.
WooDMEN MEET.
Al the meeting OF Mount Pleasant camp,
Modern woodmen OF America. last eve-
ning two candidates were initiated and
.wo applications for membership were re-
seived
A CONCERT ON AT THE PARK.
Those who have charge OF the free con-
certs given at parks have kindly con-
sented TO have one on the $4,000 hill.
known as Neutaconkanut park this af-
ternoon, which is the second for the sea-
son.
ANOTHER NEW ARRIVAL.
Andrew Bell, who for number OF
years has had charge OF the catering de-
partment OF the Banspach Bros fall and
winter trade. and during the summer in
charge OF the culinary department of tho
New National hotel at Block Island. ar
rived home last evening for the season.
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Pacific avenue. for just before daybreaI
there came to the home lo-pound boy
This made the task OF Mr.. Bell meeting
his old associates about the square more
than double, but he handled the task we'll
and this for the reason that Mrs Bell
and the little Bell bid fair to keep ring
Ing for long time to come
A CLEVER TRICK.
Patrolman John Beirne OF the Chaffee
street station turned neat trick last
evening In capturing John Melon
ough and John Cannon, young men who
were suspected OF throwing stones at Con-
ductaF Hopkins and Meto-fnnn ftoffzrt ur1-
Hartford avenue AS soon as he was in
formed OF the assault, he went into the
car barn and donned a conductors uni
form and soon had the young men IN
He was assisted by Lieut. Tyler
who kept an eye on the young men. while
the change was being made.
SECOND ATTEMPT.
About II o'clock last evening Patrolman
Hand OF the Chaffee street station dis
covered a fire IN a house az 2s6 Valley
street and at once sent word 20 hose COM
pany IA on Putnam street. which respond
ID promptly and extinguished the FIRE be-
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