Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-04
i'm CENTRAL FALLS.
Frank La Belle Sen
tenCedFor Assault.
The KEARNEYS' CHOWDER.
One Of McLaughlin's Assailants Has
Been Seen About Here.

Frank La Belle OF Manville was tried
this morning for assaulting officer David
La Flash OF that village. This happened
a couple OF weeks ago when La Belle was
under arrest for drunkenness.
After hearing several witnesses the
court sentenced him to three months In
jail.
Kearneys Chowder.
Arrangements are being made by the
members OF the Kearney Light Infantry
for chowder to be served In their new
hall on Mill street In the near future.
The boys have been drilling regularly,
and having a showing second TO none at
the annual encampmont OF the State
militia they concluded TO have a nttlo
layout to celebrate the close OF a pros
porous year.
The new ball Is large and airy, so that 1t
Is not very difficult or disagreeable work
TO drill there, even on these warm evenings.
The company has found out that practice
makes perfect and Captain Lythgoe in
tends 10 live up to that idea.
"cLhughiihr Assaiiant
One OF the parties who was mixed up
In the stabbing ARRAY of Patrick B. Nc
Laughlin at Diamond Hill few weeks
o..but who made good his escape at the
time, has been seen In the vicinity of
Diamond Hill within day or two. The
otherltwo, Jepson and Isaiah Kelley are In
jail awaiting trial before the September
term OF the Court Of Common Pleas.
Isaiah, who Is a one-armed man, Is held
for assault with dangerous weapon, and
Jepson for simple assault. II was said
there were three in the party and all should
be captured.
Wanted to Try His Clothes On.
Tuesday young man from this place
place had rather curious experience in
the Cove City, one that he will be likely to
remember for some time TO come.
He went TO Providence and wanted to
see the sights. In the course OF his trav-
els he fell In with a genial, pleasant -ap-
pcaring young man with whom he i'm
bibed freely. In fact they drank not
wisely but too well, and finally the young
man from the rural districts was intoxi.
| Gated.
They went out for walk In the even
ing and wandered to River avenue, where
shabbily, asked the Central Falls man to
to take OF his new suit Of clothes and let
him try them on. The young man from
the rural region was very accommodating
and stripped himself, while his genial
friend arrayed himself I'm mis- garment.
When this was done the city man looked
stylish indeed, ana when he looked at his
friend he thought he looked too poorly
dressed TO remain In his company any
longer 80 he disappeared.
The youth from the country was very
much surprised and thought II strange
that his friend did not excuse himself for
leaving so suddenly.
He got lost In the old suit he had on and
was found by an officer. In the police
court he looked like scare-crow and told
his pitiful tale. II experience teaches he
has learned a good lesson.
Interesting Items.
officer Coombs has finished his vaca-
tion.
Officer Stafford, who has been Ill. is on
duty again.
q Hon. 4. L. Freeman started today for
Denver, Col.
Letter Carrier Walcott finished his
vacation today, and Carrier valcourt
began his fifteen days furlough.
Court Flower of Dexter and Court Gen.
trail departed this morning for Crescent
Park to take part in the Union excursion.
Christopher Hickie of the western dis
trict has returned from the Nutmeg State.
Everybody is always pleased to see
Chris.
Both sides Of High street are now torn
up, and pedestrians have to take the
middle of the street. II only one side at
| time was worked on II would be more
| convenient.
"Chip" Horton, driver of the combina-
| tion wagon at the No. 2 fire station, was
down the river yesterday and looked as
though he had several wrestles with clans
and won every fall.