Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-12
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Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
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Mrs. julia Harlow Of Maeiil street died
Yesterday.
Officer Rockford was on duty Saturday
through illness.
There VIII he meeting OF the K. of C..
hall committee tomorrow night
The Wanderers defeated the Rovers
10 3 in an exhibition game Saturdsy
/. n. Balcome, editor OF the Uxbridge
Compendium was in town Saturday
Leonard Booth, an inmate of the ,ity
aslyurp, died Saturday in his 18th year.
The Lonsdale Prospect Hill electric
route viii probably be opened up this
week.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet at the Pawtucket Hotel this even
ing at soclock.
Thomas Rose ~ West Wrentham fell on
the street Saturday night and dislocated
his right shoulder.
Henry Burbo, who was arrested oy
Officer Mcconnell Saturday Ior fast driv-
ing, was hneu - ana costs yesterday.
In Albany, y. y, they have An auto
matte device on the street cars bat shows
the name OF every street just before IT IL
reached.
The Business Mems Association will
meet tonight and will discuss the matter
OF keeping the Worlds Columbian Fair
open on Sundays
A meetirz oi he Pawtucket Cadets was
he yesterday snd the new bylaws were
presented and accepted. Anot her meeting
will BE- held next Sunday.
Maj. Edward p. Tobie will read paper
on "reminiscences OF army hospital life at
the "open" meeting Of Tower Post, No.
II, G.. A. r., this evening.
The City Council will meet on Wednes-
day evening 10 elect Sewer Com
missioner 10 fll the vacancy caused by
the expiration o' the term ~ Fred W.
Easton.
The officers on Main street are troubled
on Sundays by men who stand around and
spit tobacco juic, on the sidewalks. In
some places the walk Is far more filthy
than the middle OF the street.
This evening city clerk Sibley will
visit the Second Ward and register ALI
those who are present, lie will stay as
long ~ there 70 any wore 'or him 10 DO
and the voters should take advantage Of
/ this.
There will be an important meeting Of
| the Bourke Cochran Club in the Celtic
Hall, Wednesday evening. Every mem
! her Is requested and expected 70 be
present ns IL viii be to their interes,
and also that oi the club.
A. will he seen by an advertisement in
another column the cars Of the interstate
road for Attleboro VIII leave on the hour
and hst hour, and the cars for North At
tleboro at ive minutes past the hour and
/ hva minutes past the half hour.
| The police were again on the lookout
4 for violations OF the sunday liquor Law
Yesterday, Four officers we're scouting
around all day, but report that everything
was found remarkably quiet, The deal
crs evidently consider 1t risky TO do any
Sunday business.
II is reported that several officers have
I begun to lay wires for the "snaps" that
Will open FOR somebody IL the Board OF
Aldermen change the police ordinance SO
that the men in the station viii only have
TO be- on duty the same number OF hours
as those on beats.
Yesterday afternoon a man came 20 the
station and complained that a lahorer
n,h IA Inn b 3 ba
Bishops cemetery was drunk and ter
rorizirg his family. Four officers went
: down in the patrol wagon, but the man
{ had gone over The line In Providence.
/ Thr funeral oi Mrs. Ann Sullivan OF
/ Garden street took place yesterday after.
noon from ~. Mary's Cburch. Mass for
! the repose OF her soul Was celebrated this
morning at Z O'Clock. Mrs. sullivan fell
I several days ago while out in che yard
aud received a compound fracture of the
ting She was taken TO ne 81. Joseph'-
Hospital but, on account OF her age, she
died Friday. She was woman well
known and highly respected.
II seems that truce has been effected
between the police and = rect Railway
Company in regard 20 the use ~ tickets
Although the letter sent 20 the chief by
Manager Luther explicitly says the ticEct'
would only be- accepted " hen officers were
In full uniform, he has now stated that
vest or coat il sufficient. There have peci
good many things said about this mat
ter, some serious, more comical Every
body knows that policemen are always OF
duty; that they are Obliged to quell
disturbance at any time, and To make ar
arrest when called upon, whether In uni
form or not and whether they are "dis
gruntled policemen or not. II was no
known before that any oi he officers had
needed or desired, mouth piece.
This information, A. we'll as the rest,
very valuable and will tend TO show th
sterling worth OF such an unbiased write
In the community. Some men, perhsp
tb. more ancient ones, are apt TO be sus
ceptihle 10 such spells and look 1T every
thing In serious pessimistic light
, However, the danger ~ an open riot be
, tween : he Street Railway Company and th
police force II past and the Mayor has pu
= the copy of the riot act back In the SAT
Hereafter an officer may ride with ve'
: on, or only coat. Maybe a badge. or ha