Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-06
CENTRAL FALLS.

DO Not Class the Regulars With the
specials-Items About Town.
The regular members of the police force
do not care to be, and should not be
classed with the petty specials who are
not trying to protect the town or the resi-
dents thereof, but are simply working for
the half fines.
Flora Was Accommodated.
Flora Thomas appeared in the District
Court tnis morning and asked Judge
Gof to send her to the State Farm. She
came from Pawtucket. Judge Goff gave
her one year.
Browning and Crowley.
James Browning and John Crowley
were brought from Jail this morning for
trial, having pleaded not guilty when
first arraigned. Crowley retracted but
Browning said he wanted trial. The
court found Browning not guilty and
fined Crowley e and costs.
The French Democratic Club.
This evening meeting OF the French
Democratic Club will be held when IL will
be formally organized and the name
adopted. The name selected by the COM
mittee appointed for that purpose is the
"Maior Mallette Franco Canadian Club"
Everything points favorably toward a
season OF prosperity and good work for
this organization. The Republicans have
been, and are now, making desperate
efforts to secure the French Canadian
vote. They have made promises which
they never mean to fulfil, their only de-
sire being to find men enough to vote for
them and thus prolong their uselessness.
They have tried To mislead the unwary
with false statements and have been able
to find some credulous enough to believe
them but these are few and will soon see
their mistake. Let all voters who are un-
decided wait until the end OF the present
year and then look back over the Re-
publican record and compare it with that
of the two years preceding. The two
years of Democratic administration will
bear thorough inspection when pre-
sented in fair manner. Let every
French Democrat attend the meeting to-
night and join the club. Before very long
the members will be proud of their
organization. There will be good
speakers present to explain the object and
aims of the club and a general talk on
the principles OF Democracy.
Interesting Items.
Councilman Schiller is i'll.
Branch 265, c. X. OF A., meets tonight.
The Odd Fellows enjoyed chowder last
evening
The town council meets tomorrow af-
ternoon
Officer Sylvester is laid up with sprain-
ed ankle.
Miss julia Menard of Worcester is Wis
iting in town.
There will be drill meeting of the Tenn
perance Cadets tonight.
The little daughter OF Thomas O'Connell
of Broad street died this morning.
Officer Macra is doing well for new
hand. He made three arrests Monday.
The prizes won at the fair Of the Holy
Trinity Church will be presented during
the coming week.
The committee on claims of the town
council will have hard job to settle with
all the Summit street AUDITORS.
James Kelley and Miss Julia Mcnamara
were married at the Church OF the Holy
Trinity Wednesday by Rev. Father Far
reilly.
Thomas Cunningham and William Don
nelly will run a foot race at the Paw
tucket Driving Park tomorrow for purse
of 800.
This evening the newly elected officers
OF the Garfield Social Temple will be in
stalled. The grand officers will be present
and collation. will be served.
Captain Burns of the Kearneys is one
of the judges OF competitive drill taken
part in by six members of the Second
Regiment at the fair of Companies +,
and III.