Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-15
CENTRAL FALLS.
a ficture Obscured the View of James
hughes Bar = Daniel sugrue Arrested.

| "' Dahlel Sugrue Arrested.
The trial of James Hughes, Central
street liquor dealer, charged with violation
OF the screen law, was heard in the district
court this morning. Thomss w. Robinson
sppesred for Hughes and Solicitor Bos-
worth for the prosecution.
Town Sergeant Keeue testified that the
curtain on the window was rolled up. but
'here was picture setting in the window
mat obscured view of the bar. The
picture was about three feet square and
there was spsca on each side of il, but
not large enough to see the interior of the
bafroom.
The court found Hughes guilty and tie
case was appealed.
sugruo Again.
This morning Daniel Sugfue wa, ar.
rested by Deputy Sheriff Pollard snd ON.
Ger Stafford for an Cd offence. Something
over two years ago Sugrue was arrested for
an assault on Richard Ksene, now town
sergeant He was found probably guilty
in the district court and bound over to the
court of common pleas. He was bailed out
and defaulted.
The default was raised and the case con-
tinued. This was done several times and
the arrest today was the result. He was
taken to Providence, haadcuffed TO Deputy
Saeriff Pollard.
| Wright Acqui ted
Henry Wright of Mill street, who deals
in junk, was before the district cour. some
time ago charged with receiving stolen
goods. The goods in question were brsS
fittings, which were stolen from the Dunnell
Manufacturing Co. by Albert Fennaway
Wright when brought before the lower
court pleaded not guilty, was given a trial,
found guilty and appealed. Yesterday the
case was heard in the court of common
pleas, and Wright was acquitted His son
was accused of the same offence but the
case was not pushed, the Attorney General
not caring to carry the matter any further.
List OF Liquor Dealers.
| This morning Town Sergeant Keene
called on Secretary Degnan Of the board
of license commissioners and asked him TO
certify to aIlist of the licensed III ,uor dealers
Of the town, which was given him by Mr..
Dsgnan at his request some time ago. Mr..
Degnsn certified to the list. This proves
that Mr.. Keene had list of the licensed
liquor dealers while the police officers were
complaining that they did not know who
we're the legal dealers. There must have
been misunderstanding somewhere.
| Interesting Items.
A copy Of last years registration book is
being made.
The fair of Institute Montcalm will be
open this evening.
The Crescent Literary Association has se-
cured new quarters in the Fales building,
The annual ball of the Crescent Literary
association will take place tomorrow even
ing in Fales hall.
The residents in the vicinity of the corner
of High and Central streets are complaining
about the stencil that arises from barn
| uuuei WHICH PIks hEo hepl
A long distance telephone has been
ordered for the town clerks office. An
ordinary telephone will be put in the police
station by the committee on police.
Town Clerk Crawford will be at the
rooms Of the Crescent Literary ASSOCIATION
this evening for the purpose of registering
voters. Democrats of the western district,
be there and register.
The banquet committee of Branch 2G5,
c. X. of A., held a meeting last evening. A
concert will also be given, and the gifted
elocutionist, Miss Mamie Lynn Of Provi-
dence, will render several selections.
The case of Edward Glldea, who was ar
rested on October Ith charged With the
violation Of the screen law, was to have
been heard in the district court this morn
log, but was continued one week on account
Of the absence of the defendants council.
At the annual meeting of the MoshassUck
cemetery corporation the following officers
we're elected for tue ensuing year;
Trustees - Z. Eastsood, J. II. Lyons, Il.
l. Johnston, G. Goslng and G.. II. Dalton;
auditor, A. A. Mann. The trustgsG or.
gsnized by electing + Eastwood, chair
man; r. l.. Johnston, secretary; j IL.
Lyonr, treasurer; j. Hsckins, superiu-
tendent; r L. Johnston and G II Dalton,
committee on property.