Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-03
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The polls close et O'Clock.
The vitrifed brick pavement o. 3road-
way is very slippery.
Harry Wilson OF Pleasant SIR is the
happy father OF big boy bab..
The mud dredgcr that has been .ocated
in the river all summer has left for other
parts.
The Holyoke Temperance Cadets hold
open meetings to which they invite the
public.
Dan Brouthers, first basemen OF the
Boston Reds last season, is said TO have
signed with Brooklyn for next year.
There should be point in every adver-
iisement. state your point and stop right
there. Don keep on just 10 fiji space.
Tomorrow we viii know all, but now is
the time TO make Democrat victory sure.
Vote il you have not already cast your
ballot.
The letter which Mr. Tiepke wrote some
time ago, asking for nomination on the
/ Democratic ticket, will be held for more
| opportunc time.
The Aquinas Lyceum will now begin
and meet regularly during the winter
season. All members are requested TO be
present Sunday the 18th
Complete returns OF the city elections
and also those of Massachusetts,, New
| York and Ohio, will be received at the
| slater House this evening.
The late Boston train on the Old Colony
| road from Providence, takes to the Attle-
boros lots Of men escorting good sized
! Gags" every Saturday night.
The police OF this city are not paid as
much as in other places OF Pawtucket's
size. In Newport the officers are given
| their uniforms. The members Of the force
would appreciate an increase.
Such football game as was played on
the Dexter street grounds Saturday has q
! tendency to lessen the interest in the
game. People want TO see lively play, but
DO not go there to sec rough and tumble
fight.
1t is about time to begin and save up all
| your loose change. Christmas VIII soon
ba here. After all the necessary purchase
have been made your pocketbook will
look as though circus parade had paasec
over it.
Hunts time at Narragansett Park Satur-
day was 10 IL seconds. Pryor finished
second Hunt viii probably receive 1
number OF challenges. Thornley, anc
Devlin think they can beat him and viii
/ hp liypIy to make q match,
TAe Taftville eleven defeated the MoosuI
aggregation Saturday goal to 0, thereby
winning the championship OF the state OF
Connecticut. They say they are booked
for game with the Wanderers this week,
but must be mistaken. The Barre, Vt,
team play here Saturday. Taftville would
not be lin it, anyway.
Depostors in the First National Bank
of this city need feel no uncasiness over
the failure OF the Maverick National Bank
OF Boston. Although the Maverick was
the Boston correspondent OF the First Ma
tional, Cashier Park says that at the close
of business on Saturday the bank ~ this
city was owing he Maverick Bank.
The patrons Of the Proyidence Opert
House were given Q rich treat last evening
in the appearance OF Helen Barry, the &C
complished English comedienne, in -
NiGhts.Frolic." The character of Lad!
Betty is one Tor which Miss Barry is nd
mirably fitted and she fairly captivate
the audience. In one act she impersonate
a French chasseur.
Edward Booth, who fell from a Dcxte
street c yesterday afternoon, was injured
more Sc ercly than was at first reported
It appear, he boarded the car while it wa
standing on the switch. lie was standing
on The front platform and when the ca
started he lost his balance and fell int
tn, street tlo tried TO save himself from
falling and IN doing 50 got his left foo
on the rail and the rear wheel passed owe
the toe. lrealting them all Hewas take
to his hon @ in the ambulance and it viii
be some time before he will be aroun