Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-09
THE WEATHER.
Fair weather, stationary temperature.
HIT OR MISS.
What the Tribune's Lively Reporters
Clean About Town.


only excitement last night.
The Milford-F .sherville base ball g,m'
game has been declared of.
The case against Thomas ". Potter foi
insanity has been discontinued
Now comes the rivalry between the dear
girls to see who will have the pretlicst fall
hat.
The cool weather suits the merchant
The shoppers came out in crowds lalt eve
ming.
A large washout was caused on Mineral
Spring avenue, near the railroad bridge by
the recent rain.
Rev. Edwin Bromley formerly pastor OF
the Pleasant View Baptist church wss in
this city yesterday.
New chestnuts have Westerly
Tribune. But the Jester With last years
crop is still with Us.
The dry goods and millinery store OF the
late Sarah Boylan will be sold at auction
tomorrow at l2 o'clcck
The Annual Bath association Is still
aHost. This is not two.foT.0ae society.
1t IL something that will wash.
The stock in trade in the old established
dry goods sni millinery store Of the late
Sarah BOylan will be sold at auction at noon
tomorrow.
Two oat races at the Driving P'rk tbs
afternoon. Tomorrow the coachman's club
have the park and there will be a number
of good races.
The Olympics and the East Ends will
meet in a New England League foot bali
game tomorrow. Both teams have been
strengthened.
A gang Of highway laborers -. q ok
on Jefferson avenue. When the WORK i-
completed it will be v,ry respectable
looking street.
There is sale Of closks goirg on at
Gobeilles as Ia is going on: Of the cloak
and suit business. See the new announce.
ment tomorrow.
Pat Stanton has deserted the PaWtuck
foot ball eleven AM will be found in his
old team, the East Ends, in Bristol county
gsmes.-Fsll River Herald.
Work has been discontinued on the
Lefsvour building on the corner of High
and Main streets. The workmen are wa.,-
ing for the iron front 70 arrive.
The annual parish gathering Of the
Woodlswn Chapel was held wednesday
evening. 1t took the nature Of reception
to the new pastor MIR. A. S. Coats.
Newsdealer Douglas, who recently Pur.
chased the business o. II. II. Sager, will
tomorrow begin clearance sale of toys,
fancy articles and old and rare books.
~.s The horse of Harry Check, attached TO
sgig, ran away on Vernon street last night
and at the corner of School and Vernon
streets it fell, breaking shaft Of the
vehicle.
Some idea of the size of the statue of
William Penn that is tc surmount the new
city hall in Philadelphia can b. gathered
from the fact thst the nock'.e IS TO weigh
800 pounds.
But small number of Union Division,
No. 4, X. of F., went to Woonscckst yester-
day to attend the exercises of the annual
field day. They arrived home at : o'clock
last evening.
The Pswtrckst Street Railway company
are pushing the work on Mineral Spring
avenue and have almost reached the park.
Piles Of sleepers AID paving stones are
sirevn along the route.
While playing foot ball st tae Harding
school Belmont, Wednesday, Wl.l am IIor.
ton, a student, fell and threw bis kn-c out
of joint A physician was summ9rcl and
the young mans injuries were dressed.
A number Of Pawtucket young men went
10 Providence last evening 70 witness p
prize drill that took plsc. between one of
the Emmet Cadets and ta.Jcr Il must
have been close shave for the winner
A good game of football will be seen here
tomorrow between the Wanderers and
Providence Metropolis. The hcme team
will have several new player and It is very
likely will add another victory - The let.
The police ambulance was called in ser.
vice yesterday afternoon to csrTy Mrs.
CroDin Of Carnstion street to the Rhode
Island hospital She was suffering from 3
tumor in her side and every mov,m ment o.
the wagon caused her pain. Onlcer Roch.
ford drove as slow aS possible.
rather unique franchise has been OBJ.
tanned by company ORGANIZED in Kansa,
City. said to be composed OF some of the
weslthiest men there They propose 70 ley
mains throughout the city for the purpose
Of supplying houses with air--cold air ia
the summer and warm air in the winter,
and warranted to be charged with suita.
BILE supply Of oxygen.