Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-20
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.


December End.
The anniversary sale continues at the
Boston Store.
Officer Henry arrested John Ward last
evening for defacing a building.
Lvc-c nnl"~r 1" Co. received large in
vo ~ Gi tea ysstssd y, 200 chests in al
Reau tne auv. oi the New Bargain store
on East avenue, NJ. b. Lyons manager.
Barney Merry Lodge, A. f. OF A. NJ,
held an anniversary celebration last even
ing.
Canadians they have won four and drawn
two.
Captain George o. willard was out here
today looking as hale and hearty AZ OF
yore.
The cold weather sign "shut the door"
is now seen at the entrance of many places
OF business.
Men were at work yesterday on Main
street stringing the wires across the street
on the trolley.
The well displayed advertisement OF
Radikin & Cooney in this issue should be
Rad by everyone.
Mrs. James T. Maher and Miss Katie
Msher OF Taunton were visiting friends in
this city yesterday.
Once more the Democrats will stand
solid and the result will be that their can
didate will be elected.
Providence Democrats should learn a
lesson from the contest in this city.
There is no split here.
Abel G. Trueman of Lynn, Mass, for
merly floor walker at David Harley &
Co.'S, WAS in the city yesterday.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the City Clerks Office by Samuel Demers
OF this city and Rosalne Hebert OF Lin
coin.
The fire yesterday morning in a crockery
crate in the rear OF McCaughey's store is
believed to have been OF incendiary
origin.
Sol Cohen is in the city today having
arrived here yesterday afternoon. lie
received a warm greeting from his numer-
| Gus acqualntances.
! The case against Joseph Collins for
stealing harness and wagon from
! Sylvanus Mason was discontinued yester-
day by the defendant settling.
| The Free Wanderers Juniors will play
| the Lonsdale Rangers on Saturday after
noon. All players are requested To meet
at the Benedict House at o'clock.
The horse cars on the Providence line
are being neatly repainted. Instead OF
the number being on the side OF the car
as before, the word "Pawtucket" appears.
The horse at No. fire station that was
injured Oh Exchange street recently while
being driven to fire has so far recovered
that it was placed in active service yes
terday.
Games for tomorrow: Wanderers VS..
East Ends, in New Bedford; Olympics VS..
Rovers, in Fall River; Conanicuts VS..
Metropolis, in this city. The New Bed
ford Rovers do not play.
Hartford and Bridgeport played an ex-
citing game OF polo at the latter teams
rink, last night, Bridgeport winning by
ScOre VI D W D. beOrBe SnlLn, Menaru
and Cotter were each fined s5 for fighting.
The theory that married man lives
longer than one who enjoys single bless
edness was exploded the other day by
hen-picked benedict who said it was a
mistaken idea. Life only seemed longer.
Tomorrow evening in Music Hall the
second annual banquet Of the Rhode Is
land Letter Carriers Association will be
held. 1t will be an elaborate affair and
the boys will enjoy an evening of from
struggling with unreadable names and try
to master the bill OF fare.
The Thoughtful woman is already laying
in her store Of presents for Christmas
Her expression OF peace as the season
comes nearer will betray the one who pro-
vided the majority OF her gifts before the
busy time came. The merchants are
ready TO spread the shopping over more
! time.