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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
DIED

ARNOLD-In North Kingstown on the
18th inst, Joseph 5. Arnold. aged Sc
years.
BAGGs-fn this city. on the 14th inst.
Margaret A, daughter OF Michael and
Margaret Callahan.
BROPHY-In this city. on the 14th inst.
Francis Patrick Bropby.
BOWEN-In this city. on the 14th inst.
Ann S. Bucklin, widow OF William II.
Bowen. In her 18th year.
BUTT-In this city, on the 18th inst.
Ella Vena Mabel Butt.
COopER-In this city. on the l4th inst
Robert Alroy, son OF Robert and Flor
ence Cooper. aged IL months and rs
days. Residence asa Dexter street
COOK-ln this city. on the 14th inst.
Cora T.. Cook. mother of Charles IL
Cook and daughter OF Joseph H. and
Lydia Badger. aged S5 years
DALY-In this city, on the 18th inst,
James Il. DAILY.
GEER-Tn this city. oct. II. Alice c.
wife OF Orson l.. Geer. I'm the 9th
year OF her age.
McCOgpT.--In pavtucket, Oct -. Ros-
ella V. wife OF John ]. McCouyt, and
daughter OF the late John and Rosella
Brett.
NOWRy--In Smithheid. II. l.. on oct
I5.Amanda NJ, wife OF Emor II. Now
~. I'm her 9th year.
NICHOIAs-InA Arkwright r. l.. on the
18th inst. Henry ID. Nicholas In his
18th year.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
MEDICO-LEGAL SOCIETY
ELECTS MEMBERS

The Medico-Legal society held a meet
Ing yesterday afternoon at the residence
OF Dr. William j. McCaw, its president
The subject announced for discussion
was Insanity From the Medical and Le-
gal Points OF View"
DR.. Brinton II. Evans. medical director
Of New Jetse and who took part in the
Thaw trial. and declared Thaw TO be a
degenerate. was expected 10 be present
but was detained
Before the discussion Of the subject was
begun. the resignation OF Dr. u O. A.
Jacoby was received and the following
were elected TO membership: DR. Benja-
min T.. Tefft. medical examiner for Dis
trict No. 1. Kent county; DIR. w. l..
Chapman and Coroner l.. u. Humphrey
OF Tivertor.
Medical Examiner jay Perkins made
the announcement that hereafter exam
iners attending the grand jury as wilt
nesses would be paid a fee OF $40 per day.
lie also said that physician called as
an ordinary witness might safely refuse
10 give expert testimony.
George IL HIuddy, Jr. then read pa
per on the subject. and DIR. Henry Il.
Hall then discussou II. DIR. Hall deplored
the fact tnat insane persons had TO be
brought into n public court He said that
the arrnignfnent terrified insane persons.
city solicitor A A. Baker and Drs.
IIabcrlln and Donley also spoke
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warren

At the meeting OF the school commit
tee last evening number OF bills were
passed, but on account of the caucus that
was being held. other business was post
poned for one week, when another meet
tng wifi be held
Sheriff Cady arrested =. T.. Crapo last
evening and lodged him in the Bristol
county jail. as the result OF damages be-
ing awarded to Clarice Dean In suit
recently brought by that woman against
Crapo in which she recovered $3.50 II
appears that the money has not been paid
and the arrest therefore follow a.
Davis brothers have hauled o.t a num-
ber OF pleasure craft at thei- yards I'm
South Warren for the winter, hut most
OF the boats TO be stored there arc Of the
motor style. very few sailboats being in
cluded in the list.
Invitations TO tho wedding OF Miss
Ellie Gladding daughter of Col. and Mrs
Daniel w. Gladding OF this town. TO DR..
John A. Young OF Newport. which is 10
occur on Oct 18th, were issued yesterday
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About $3.50 last evening Sergt. Bckford
walked into the police station where he
found Councilman Cady and Patrolman
Rich. The sergeant detected the smell of
smoke and he with Messrs. Cady and
Rich began an investigation and as they
found no trace OF fire In the station went
into the portion of the building occupied
by the Narragansett Fire company, which
they found filled with smoke. The men
succeeded in locating the fire. which they
found originated I'm the water closet. IL
was the work of about FIVE minutes to ex-
tinguish the blaze with the hose that is
used for wetting the street In front of the
building. cigarette or cigar butt Is sup
posed TO be the cause OF the fire.
Patrolman Balcom was called into the
home OF a family on Cedar street early
last evening To act in the capacity OF
peacemaker and soon had the family,
for the time at least. on homelke terms.
Mr.. s. b. Anthony OF the firm OF s. Il.
Anthony Co. Is spending a short vacation
In Boston.
Riverside lodge, Knights OF Pythias
will meet in Grube's hall this evening.
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Small Larcenies Reported

John F. Driscol OF 1n Cranston street
reports that while he was asleep In a
BARRIERS chair In the shop at 9i2 West
minister street yesterday s1.25 was stolen
from his trousers pocket.
Donabed Melkonian reports that his store
at SO West River street was entered
through a side window yesterday after
noon during his absence and about sli
were stolen from his coat pocket.
John Redihan or Radcliffe avenue re-
ports stolen from his vest, which was
hanging In n new house on Adelaide ave-
nue.. his watch valued at SIS
Everett c. Fletcher reports stolen from
the Washington Park Boat club his skin.
valued at SIS.
Jacob Haytain reports that his store at
l55 Pine street was entered by duplicate
keys on Tuesday night and that 400 PEN
nies and a box OF chewing gum, valued
at % cents. were stolen.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
EX-LIEUT.-COv. WARDWELL
DEAD IN HIS 73D YEAR

the century. I'm the lumber business y
the foot OF Bradford street. corner oi
Thames.
lie continued In business with his
brother until is72. when no purchased his
brothers Interests. aud continued the
business until 1894. when the Wardweil
Lumber company was organized Win
w #. g. Wardwell as president
lie had been a representative ana sena-
tor I'm the general assembly from Brlstol,
and was MISUNDERSTANDING In lSyo,9i lie
was president OF the First National bank
OF Bristol and a director OF the lndus-
trial Trust company OF Providence, with
which IL was merged and also trustee ot
the Bristol Institution for SAVINGS tie
was "A member of the vcstry OF 81. MI
chaels church, Bristol, member OF the
Masonic order of the ed degree, ana had
filled various high offices In the organl-
zation, and also member OF the society
OF the Sons OF the American Revolution.
In politics he was "A Democrat, ana was
the candidate OF his party for governor
in 1892 and was defeated, though he re-
oeived the highest number OF votes polled
ny any gubernatorial candidate before
lie married. on Nov. "a. 1874 Miss Leo.
nora Frances Gladdng and they had
three children. HezcNiah Church. Bessie
uzelle and Marguerite Wardwell-
Elected as second representative 10
the legislature from Bristol I'm 1870. he
was reelected In 1871. and 1872 repre-
sented Bristol I'm the state senate lie
was a member OF the Bristol town
council i'm 1882, 1883 and 1884.
lie was a member of st. Adams lodge
A. T.. and A. NJ, OF Bristol and also
a member of Bristol Chapter. Sons of tlsa
American Revolution. and number OF
other fraternal orders.
lie leaves three children, Hezekiah
Church Wardwell. who resides with his
father, as does also one OF the daughters
Miss Marguerite Wardwell. The other
daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Uzelle Lewis.
lives I'm Virginia. but has been I'm
Bristol for some time.
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BIG BAP list
missionary
CONVENTION

A largely attended missionary conven-
ton was held yesterday afternoon and
evening at the Cranston Street Free Bap-
tist church. There were two sessions.
In the morning addresses were listened
TO from missionaries who had spent con-
siderable time in the Orient, and who
spoke feelingly of the conditions there
and the urgent need for more money and
men.
In the evenin@ p business mems supDer
was given, at which w. III. Waite presided
COL ~. Ia. Haskell of Boston ana IA. ID.
Eubank, NJ D., of China. being the pr.n-
Rhode Island World Conquest" rally
sS742 has been realized for carrying on the
missionary work.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
NOTICE.

A special stockholders meeting OF The
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company Will be held IN SoTns ON
Company in the City OF New Haven,
Connecticut on Wednesday. the THIRTEEN
day of October, 1907, at l2:l5 p. m, LOT
the purpose OF considering anu ,asents
upon propositions to accept amendments
OF the charter OF this corporation, peIng
Resolution Amending the Charter or Inc
Consolidated Railway Company ano
Torrington and Winchester Street Rail-
way Company, both passed by the Gen
eral Assembly OF the State or Connecu,
cut at its January Session, ls0i; anu
upon a proposition to accept the provis-
ions of IAN Act in Amendment OF and In
Addition to an Act entitled An Act TO
Incorporate The New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company, passed
by the General Assembly at its January
Session. A. ID. 1898. and any act In amend
ment thereof" passed by the General As
sembly OF the State of Rhode Island ana
Providence Plantations at It's January
Session 1907: and to accept the provis-
ions of "An Act to Incorporate The New
York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company, a Corporation IN TINS state,
passed by the General Assembly OF Ine
Plantations, May II. 1893. at its January
Session, A. ID. 1898, and the several acts
in amendment thereof or in addition
thereto; also for the purpose OF consid-
authorize the increase OF the capital
stock of the corporation by an additional
amount of 354, sos shares, or by such other
amount as may be fixed by the action OF
the stockholders at said meeting; ana OF
taking such other action as may be
deemed best in relation to an increase or
the capital stock OF the corporation
The annual meeting of the corporation
is required by its bylaws to be held on
the third Wednesday of October at IL
O'Clock noon. and said meeting will be
held at said time at Room POI In the Gen.
eraI Office Building OF said Company, In
the City OF New Haven, Connecticut. Tor
the purpose of considering and acting on
proposition TO amend the stockholders
bylaws by striking out the words
twenty five" In Bylaw III and insert
ing in lieu thereof the words twenty
two" so that said bylaw when amended
shall read as follows: I'll The board OF
directors of the corporation shall consist
their number may be filled by the board
until the corporation shall fill such va
cancies" and for the purpose OF choosing
directors and OF considering the annual
statement and approving ne acts OF the
as therein described; but the directors
have voted 10 recommend that the cor
poration adjourn Its annual meeting
without taking any action until the day
above named for the holding OF special
transact upon that day the business
above specified for the annual meeting as
well as the business above specified for
the special meeting.
the corporation. the transfer books OF the
company will be closed from October 10th
TO october 30th. 1901. both days inclusive.
Dated at New Haven, Connecticut. this
twenty -hfth day OF September. 1907
Ry order of the Board of Directors.
UnIlN q PARKER Spcrotary
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Hon. William #. c Wardwell lieuten-
anti-governor I'm lS9O-9l. and Democratic
ant-governor in is90i9i, and Democratic
gubernatorial nominee In the following
year died az his home al Bristol at 2;2o
ocbck this morning. after an illness
lasting ive years. He had been uncon-
scious since last Thursday
About year ago kidney trouble began
end he also lost his eyesight 20 a con-
siderable extent Three weeks ago he
became seriously IN and from that time
20 his death was confined 10 his bed.
He was Identified with various bank
ing enterprises OF the state. His princi-
pal interest, however. was In the lumber
business which he inherited from his
father
William Thomas Church W-rdwell was
born In Bristol on Sept 20. 1885. son ~
Hezekish Church and Sallie tGinorD
Wardwell.
He came Of good old New England
stock and was descended from W illiam
wardwell. who landed In Boston In iGS
His son Uzelle came 10 Bristol on the
settlement Of the town In 1850; ana ms
grandson. William. married the gAnd-
daughter OF John Rowland. who came
over in the Mayfower. From this union
the former ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS was de-
scended.
Ills mother. sanie Clifford was the
llneal descendant of Sir Walter Ginord,
who landed in Massachusetts Bay IN
1850 His grandmother. Elizabeth Church
was a descendant OF Capt Benjamin.
Church OF Indian wars fame.
He received his early education IN the
public schools and academy of Bristol.
and was one OF the first scholars In the
high school In lSio
He first learned the business Of a jew
eler with Sackett. Davis & Potter ot
Providence. from 1883 10 1866, then passed
some time In Cuba and In New York lie
returned to Bristol in 1859. and with his
brother Samuel D. Wardwell succeeded
their father. Hezekiah G. Wardwell. who
Rad been in tho same business ana az
the same place since the early part OF
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
APP0NAUG

fhis evening an adjourned meeting OF
the Republican town convention will be
held In the Armory hall. Main street. APP
ponaug This convention will meet for the
purpose OF nominating state and town
ticket to be voted upon on November s.
As the Democratic convention adjourned
last night until next Saturday evening at
which time the nomination of town offi-
GERS VIII take place. II is very likely that
the Republican convention will adjourn
tonight after nominating their assembly
ticket. The town ticket In all probability
will be left over until the last day
IL is stated that Representative Bowen
will be nominated for senator, as Senator
6tiness. one of the best leaders in the
party. las decided that he will not be a
candidate In the retirement OF Senator
6tiness the Republican machine will lose
\ faithful friend whose place Il will be
a hard task to Ill. The new candidate for
representative had not been decided upon
UP TO a late hour today
ANOTHER CASE OF DIPHTHERIA.
Still another case OF diphtheria has
been reported in Apponaug. Last Friday
morning. the 1O-year-old daughter OF Ar
thur johnson attended the Hard Dig
school and early in the morning she COM
planned OF not feeling well. She was ex-
cused from school by the teacher Later
examination diagnosed the case as diph-
liberia. Mr.. johnson and family have lived
In Apponaug but very short time. The
Hard Dig school, when the epidemic was
fiourishing In the village. was closed for
two weeks as several OF the children were
affected by the disease. The school was
reopened over two weeks ago. but was
thoroughly fumlgated by the health offi-
Ger before opening.
The condition OF Mrs. William Spencer
n some what improved.
II is certainly very curious that some
trace OF the epidemic cannot he obtain
ed.
NOTES.
large party OF men have planned 10
attend the rally by the Lincoln and Dem
ocratic parties tonight in Infantry hall.
Providence.
John J. Hareraves. manager OF the Har-
graves Chemical company, Is in New
Jersey on business.
Mrs. William Hamilton and family of
this place, who have been visiting Mrs.
Hamiltons mother I'm Central Falls for
the last three weeks, have returned.
Daniel Donahue OF the Centreville road
IN suffering from a severe cold
Edward McCabe. Everett Phillips and
Charles Taylor have been chosen 10 act as
supervisors for the Democratic and Lin
coin parties In the Apponaug district on
election day.
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RICE-In this city, on the 14th inst,
Mrs. Louisa Rice. wife OF Samuel
Rice, in the 65th year OF her age
the Rhode. Island
hospital on the 18th inst. Margaret
A daughter OF Lydia and the late
Italian Richardson, aged years.
sHERMAN-Suddenly In Rehoboth.
Mass, on the 1ith inst, George w.
sherman, in his e4th year
sPENCER--In this city, on the lfth
in her 25th year.
wIILIAws--In this city. Emily. Ann
Eliza Cox williams, the beloved wife
OF Mr.. FREDERICK II and daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. James Cox, at 2s3
Thayer street, aged 25 years, q
months and IL days.
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GIRL FATALLY
HURT BY CAR
At PAWTUCkE7

Helen Pichette. a 7-year-old girl. was
struck by car and probably fatally In
tured on Pawtucket avenue, Pawtucket,
yesterday. The little girl had started to
cross the street. and according to the
motorman, who Is the only witness OF
the affair. she remained standing directly
I'm front OF the car. which, though not
going at a very great speed, could not
be stopped in time to avoid hitting the
little girl.
She received a fracture OF the skull and
is now In very critical condition at the
Rhode Island hospital.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
PRESIDENT SWIMS
IN BEAR LAKE

Stamboul, La. Oct. 16.-Before Presi-
dent Roosevelt had breakfast yesterday,
and in fact before the sun was up he
took cold plunge in Bear lake, on the
shores OF which his camp Is located
quite heavy frost was upon the
ground. as the nights have been unusually
cold for this section during the past 10
days. but this did not deter the distin-
guished but unsuccessful hunter from his
determination. which he had made the
night before, 10 go for swim in the
lake
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Son of Dead Man to Claim Body

The police OF Lynn. Mass. notified the
local police late yesterday afternoon that
a son OF Alexander Irons. who died In the
Rhode Island hospital Saturday night, had
been located and that he would be here
today TO take charge of his fathers body.
The dead man was buried yesterday In
the Potter's field. but the son will un-
doubtedly be allowed to remove the body
to Lynn.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
TECHNICAL SCHOOL NOT
IN GOOD ORDER YET

Principal Georgu +. Weston of the
Technical high scnc oil has stated that the
school cannot he put in complete runn'hS
ord..i fci n month yet because ol Tie
incomplete condition of the new building.
At present four out of the nve regular
branches are being carried on.
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NEGRO FOUND
UNDER THE BED
Of ACTRESS

George Leyton was bound over IN sSo
In the Taunton court yesterday. lie -
the man who was found concealed under
the bed OF an actress at the City hotel.
lie gave as an excuse for his presence
there that he was drunk at the time.
There was considerable valuable iewelry
In the room al the time.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16
Horse and Buggy Stolen

A horse and buggy owned by Thomas
Taylor OF the Woodward road left stand
ing on North Main street near the Paw
tuckct line. was last night driven away
by two well-dresSed young men.
The theft was reported TO the several
police stations. and 10 the Pawtucket po-
lice. The rig is valued at $50
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Drunken Man Robbed

Patrick Cummings OF the annexed dis
fricf reports that while he was drunk yes
ferday afternoon I'm the vicinity OF the
90.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford

Time Table In effect Oct. 6. 100
LEAVE IINION STALLION EOI

V.
LEAVE UNION STATION FOR
NEW YORK AND I,GW HAVEN via
SHORE LINE--'1:so. 7:65, as:lo. all ,Oi.
.ll:lo a. m; a2:Ol. '2:lO N:4' aS;w'
'S;io c9H p; N. New ti'ven oniy)'
NEW YORK Via NoRWiLd LINE-7:io.
9:07 y. m week days.
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON via Transfer Steamer
Maryland Route. without change-io;o7
RosToN15:4s $50. TOT. s:o7. s:o7. $50.
1907, 1:0T. n. m; a12:02 12:0. a2;o2. 200,
2:5S. 4:07. s5:O2. 5:07. 5:5s. SOP, 7:lS. 1880.
ssl5, a9;r: s;5s, 1907 p. m. aSs sundays ~.
a2;So '2:5S 4:Os. 5:5S sos. 1880. s:Os. s;5s.
BOSTON via wRENTHAM LINE-s:47,
$50. I1:4e a. M; 4:5o : m. sunday-3:Ss
FRANKLIN-5:5o. s:25. 1850 a. m; AIS.
TAUNTON AND NEW REDFoRD-.s:ss.
$40. 10:o7 A. m. via Mansfield: 1910.
$40 4:io, $40. $40, 11:40 p. m Sundays
$40. $40 a. m: 1o:0s. $40. 1l'os p. m
NANTUCKET-s:4o a. m.
OAK BLITFFs-s:io a. m; 12:+o p. m.
NEW LONDON-1:20, $40. 1855. as:Ol' 800.
1907, 1:01. 1l:10 a. m; a2:01, 21o 2l5.
4;A. 4:1o a6:01 6:1o 7:1o 9:07 p. m. Sun
days-1:2o. 1855 a11:o, 1i:10 a. m: 2:lo,
4:0i. AIS. a6:10. 9:07 p m.
wORCESTFP-s:10. 7:bs $50 :56 a. m;
1.33. 4:12 eos. s:0i. 1o:l5 p. m. Sundays
1856 a. m: 1880, sos. sN p. m
FITCHBURG via worcester-e:N. 1855 a.
M, 1:ss. 4:12 p. m. sundays-6os p. m.
wOONSOCKET-s:10. 1928. 1856. s:45.
s:s5. $50, 1925. 1925. 1856 a. m:
12:15,. 1:15. 1:ss. 2:10 3:25, 4:12, 4:90.
$40 525. 6:0s. e:25. 1920 s:o4. 1918.
1900. 1880 p. m. sundays-7:25. 1855.
e:25. 11:S a. M: 1880. 1:25. 3:25, 5:25.
soy ON m
PAsCoAG+6:4o. $40. 11:45 a. m; 3:5s.
s:so. tt11:2o p. m. sundays-s:4o d. m;
WEBSTER M AND sourHBRrpeE-s4o
a.. M: 1858 p. m. sundays--s:4o n. m;
7:2o p. m.
wILLIMANTIC-s:i5. 900 a. M; 4;3,
7:30 %. m. Sundays-S:00 p. m
LEAVE FOX POINT STATION.
PROVIDENCE, FOR
WARREN Week Days)-455. 500. 6:2o,
$50. 7:o5 a. m; then at intervals OF
fifteen to thirty minutes until s:oo p
m: s:05. 900. 1905. 1920, 11:35 and li'oo
n m Sundays-T:05. then Intervals OF
fifteen 10 thirty minutes until Io:zo Z,
M: 30. 1875 p. m.
BRISTOI-(week Days)-6:oc. 200 a; M. m.
then hourly until 1905 p. m: also AT 200
and II :s5 p. M. The 5:oo train Is eSp,vSds ana
haIf-houriy until 9:o5. and lo:oo' h'''
FALL. RIvER-Cweek Daysl-4:5s: $40 "a a;
:. thsr svevv thirty minutes until I:oo
D. M: also $40. 1920. II so. p; m. sun.
days-!:2o a. m: hourly until s:So a. m;
then half-hourly until 1920 p M anu
NEWPSoRT-7:e w q 900. 1i:2o a. m; 20 20
a.oo I.ao 500. 7:20 p. m. Sundays-I:1.
400 a. M: 1:20 $50, 500 p m. N New
York-Fall River Line-e:Zo D. III
.Daiiy. including Sundays. ttsaturdays
only. aParior cars only; special uSkers 1e,i,
required; limited in n,e It's eanpb 10 the extent OF
It's seating capacity -nv r,u
The Hopkins Transfer company oteIs
cali for and check baggage from nosei'
w n REIRD. A. G. KENDALL,
Gen'l Supt. oen a99 --e =
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black markings, without collar; answers
to name of Scip or Scipio. Reward Tor
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FOUND-AT ROCKY POINT ON MON
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RIVERSIDE

Advertisements and items for The News
Democrat may be left at Il. Burke's dry
goods store. &3 Bullock's Point avenue.
Telephone Blue 9073-3.
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RUGS WOVEN FROM YOUR or
carpets. Rugs cleaned. Carpets cleaned
made over and laid. Furniture upholster.
ed. Chairs reseated. r.. i. Rug Works. S1
Westminster street. s2Iir,o
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UPHoLsTERER AND FURNITURE
repairer. a. A. Fisher. 99s Westminster
Street s2S-ip,o
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FURNITURE REPAIRING AND Up.
holstering. f. w. Foster. 2Oe Broad street
s2S-lmo.
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FURNITURE AND PIANO MOVING
G. III. Greene, office 80 Dorrance st. Tel
Union 1433-L. s2s-an
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
a legitimate business consult karian. q
Exchange street. s6-lm.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

NOTICE TO CONSUMERS. FRANK
lin Red Ash Coal for sale at 1876 willarc
ave-; David Korn. s2s-1mo
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-16

WHEN you WANT TO SELL OR
buy a leg.tlmat. business apply KAR-
IAN. 27 Exchange street, Providence.
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