Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-03
CENTRAL. FALLS.

Monkeying with the s-oiice Force Gen
uine Eviction.

| Monkeying with the .-oiice Foroe-A Gen
uine Eviction.
There have been good many changes Cn
| the police force since the reorganization
The Board of Firewards has had very poo
luck or has used very poor judgment in
selecting some of the new officers. It
retired Christopher Boylan, one OF the
best men, because he did not believe as the
board did in politics. and was man enough
to say what he thought and vote as he
| pleased.
II does not pay To monkey" with the
| police force too much. The board will be
| n long time finding as good a man as Chris
Boylan was from among their heelers.
Case of Eviction.
Central Falls had genuine case OF evie-
| tion yesterday when Austin Williams was
evicted from house on Fales avenue by
| sheriff for nonpayment OF rent II is
seldom such means are resorted to.
The New Clubs Name.
The name OF the new French Demo-
cratic club will be the "Major Mallette
Franco Canadian Democratic Club"
Officers will be elected Friday evening
and every French voter in the town
should attend and listen TO the principles
| OF Democracy expoundcd.
Cruelty to Animals.
A. sherman WAS before Judge Gon in
the district court this morning, charged
with cruelty Ia animals, by abandoning
his horse, leaving 1t without food, water
or shelter Sherman pleaded guilty and
said he turned the horse out In wood
lot in LIMERICK about three weeks ago
but had taken food to 1t every day. Last
Friday he could not fnd the horse and
therefore it got no food. Judge Con
asked him why he pleaded guilty. lie
said: 81 am poor man and cannot fight
the society. fed the horse as long as
| could find it and intended to-" The
case was continued to the 18th inst, with
the understanding that Sherman was to
care for the animal.
The society had another case. Mr.. Sand
vile, a blacksmith, was charged with tor
turing dog by setting his two dogs onto
It,
Bandville owns two bull dogs and was
out with them last Sunday and met two
boys, Lorin Palmer and Fred Hunt, with
Palmer's dog. Hunt and Palmer testified
that Sandville deliberately set his dogs on
Palmer's. He did not try to separate
them until a crowd gathered and Palmer's
dog was badly chewed up.
The Court found the defendant not
guilty.
Poor Lizzie Pearce.
A cad case was brought to the attention
| OF Judge Goff today. Lizzie Pearce lives
with her father, William Brophy, at what
| is known as the"Stone Hotel" Her hus-
| band is said to have deserted her, and two
| weeks ago she gave birth to a child and
| last Friday lost her reason. She has
| worried a great deal ouer her husbands
disappearance which has, no doubt, been
the cause OF her present condition. Her
insanity takes very peculiar form, as she
keeps singing and dancing and seems per-
fectly happy.
She was examined by DR.. Matthieu and
ordered committed to the State Insane
Asylum.
Interesting Items.
Ballou fOSt Heets toHlBnt'
Unpaid taxes are now on interest at 8
per cent.
EAThe next event OF this festive season
will be the concert and banquet OF Branch
265, &. X. OF A.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the Embury
NJ. T.. Church will serve n clam chowder
tomorrow evening at the church.
There is more dust now than there was
during he summer. There should be a
watering cart on the principal streets.
Tomorrow William j. Mason, proprie-
tor OF the "Old Brass Ball." will be
brought from Cranston and given trial.
Three brothers engaged in free or-all
fight on Pine street Sunday morning in
which one of the trio was badly punished.
At the meeting OF Court Flower OF Dex-
ter last evening the quarterly reports OF
the treasurer, financial secretary and
| auditing committee were read