Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-17
PRICE ONE GENT.
CENTRAL FALLS.
Special Ohicsr sherman's Eye I'm Mourning
The Crsscents' Annual Ball.


The Creseents' Annual Ball
Special Officer Sherman is nursing ,
damaged optic today the result of an en-
counter with Charles Brennan yesterda,
afternoon. Brennan and James Morrisor
were drunk on Foundry street and Officer
Price arrested Morrison and started for the
station when Brennan interfered.
Sherman hove in sight about that tim,
and attempted to arrest Brennan, when th,
latter turned on him and struck him ia the
face, spelling the beauty of one eye for .
few days. He was finally got to the station
and this morning pleaded not guilty to q
charge of assault.
He was given a trial, found guilty ard
fined $40 and costs. For the charge OF
being drunk he pleaded guilty and was finet
81 and costs. Morrison was also fined 3.
ani costs.
Tbs Crescents' Ball.
The annual ball Of the Crescent Literary
association was held last evening in Fale.
Hall. This organization has a reputation
for having nice times and the affair last
evening was repetition of former sue
cesses.
Get Ready For Him.
The book for the tax collector will be
ready today, and he will commences work
Immediately, as the taxes are supposed 10
be all paid by Oct. 3lst. In order TO ex-
pedite matters and make it more convenient
for the taxpayers, Collector Reynolds has
arranged to be at the following places on
the dates mentioned: At the store of X.
A. Reynolds & Son, 4S Central street, Cen
trail Falls, each week day except the follow
ing dates at other places in said town. AT
the band room, Lonsdsle, Oct. 20, from
3 80 a. m. until 4 p. m. At the grocery
store of Charles II. Perkins, LIMERICK,
Oct. 2l, from 10 a. M until 2 .. m At
the furnishing store of Emory II Desilsts,
Manville, Oct. %, from 0 80 a m until
2:lO. AT the grocery store of 7. l.. & j.
ii. Jollie, Saylesville, Oct. %, from 10 q.
M until 2 p. m.
Going Out OF His Way.
1t Is said that the &. o. p. are very angry
because Mr.. Crawford went to the rooms
OF the Crescent Literary association to
register Democratic voters. Mr.. Craw-
ford went to Msnville and also to the rooms
Of several Republican clubs to register
Republican voters and if he accommodates
one party he should accommodate all. lie
IS not so foolish as to refuse even though
the rank members might insist upon it.
Interesting Items.
Try the SUNDAY TRIBUNE tomorrow.
Now is the best time to register,
Democrats.
Miss Julia Hamel of Quincy, Mass is
visiting in town.
The fair of the destitute M,1tcllm will
be open this evening.
1t is rumored that the police were ordered
to make fewer arrests. Last month there
was too many.
At the meeting of the G X of A, last
evening. two candidates were initiated and
one proposition received
The funeral of the late james O. Draper
took place from the Congregational church
this afternoon at o'clock
Felix Tetrault received bad kick in the
leg from horse in Barber's stable
night, and was attended by Dr.
The coming event in social circles is the
annual ball of the Star Base Bali Club
which will be held in Fsles' Hall on the 23d
of this month.
The SUNDAY TRIBUNE tomorrow will con.
tain something about the highways of the
town, what has been done with them ard
what should be done
Last eyeniog Thomls F. Cunningh. m, of
this place, and Patrick Donnelly, of Paw
tucket, posted a forfti; of S25 side for a
foot race November !.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
William f. Burgess and Annie NJ. Kay {;
Denlson c. HincFley of StoDingson. and
Sylvia Ann Howard Burdick of Westerly.