Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-12-11
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.


Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Register. Democratic.
Read David Harley d Co.'S announce
ment.
Two weeks from today will BE-
Christmas.
The electric oars may DO running by
Christmas.
Two keys found on Main street await
the owner at this once.
Jolly will have an interesting advertise
mont In tho TRIBUNE tomorrow.
The Aldermen will meet next Thursday
to hear Policeman O'Brien's case.
George Bowen OF tho nrm OF Bowen q
Lane, stsblemsn, died this morning.
A lively party Of young men enjoyed .
Tally. Ho ride last night 10 the Connscti-
cut line.
The small boy mourns the absence of
snow and Ice while older people consider
themselves lucky.
p. II. Alderman OF Boston was In town
yesterday with an elegant line Of CLOCKS
for the holiday trade.
Thers will DO . meeting OF the Inds-
pendent Military Company tonight to
complete the organization.
Don't forget the concert In Music Hall
ssxt wednesday evening for the benent OF
the Brown Memorial Fund.
Do your trading in Pswtucket. The
goods are equal TO those OF any other
city aud the prices arc - low.
King Kelley OF the Slater House erode
the goat" at the meeting of Court City OF
Pswtucket Wednesday night.
The New Idea Store to-day received 500
more OF those hsssocks and any person
entitled to one should call At once.
The third rail has now been laid a. far
as Mineral Spring avenue and Providence
passenger do not hear the conductors
order Of: Change carsi"
II Jon Sc . man trudging along toward
home loaded down with bundles during
shis season OF tho year, you can bet all
your worth that he's married.
Two children wsro reported lost lat the
police station last night from % Cedar
street. A man with Q hand organ
came along and they followed the music.
The State Council OF the Catholic
Knights Of America win visit Pawtusket
Branch next Sunday. Tho meeting occurs
at 4 O'Clock and all tho members should
attend.
The last regular monthly meeting OF the
present committee on accounts was hold
last night. Nothing but the regular
weekly pay rolls will be allowed by tho
present committee during the balance of
the year.
J. o. Collstte, the tailor in John II.
Clsrk's building, had cause to be proud
last evening in the possession OF Q new
silk hat and beautiful, ebony, gold headed
cane which he won at the fair OF Montcalm
Institute.
Tho letter and nre alarm boxes are now
the same color-rcd. II was . comicsl
sight to sec two young fellows from
"up country" stand beside letter box
for an hour last night waiting 10 see the
fre department come. They lad seen =
lstter carrier open the box to collect tho
mail and thought he had sent in an alarm.
An exchange, speaking Of "One Of the
Brsvsst," which will be presented In
Music Hail tonight, says: "Mr. McCAr-
thy WAS Q vorv plucky and agile stage fire.
man and entertaining as . comedian. He
takes the part OF Larry Howard, q msm-
Der Of tho New York firs department and
'ons OF tho brsvest.' He becomes the
owner Of an opiu. den, and his Chinamsn
Il clever hit. Exciting scenes, amusing
incidents aid good singing and dancing
Are the features Of tho performance. VIII
liam Cronin ~ Mrs.. Grogan Ii An enter
| tanning show In himself.