Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-01-28
CENTRAL FALLS.
Veterans Second Night-A Police Orioer
With saloon.


the Veteran Firemen's fair ard the at.
tendance was even larger than on the
opening night when, with the tempera-
Jure at zero, crowds flocked to Temper
ance Hall to see the visiting fire laddies.
There were no formal visitors last even
ing. 1t was sort OF family gathering
md everybody seemed to be at home and
snjoying themselves. An excellent en-
~trtainment, consisting of vocal and in
trumental music, was given, mostly
by local talent, in a very creditable man
ner.
Temperance Hall never looked half 30
pretty as II does now. Every table is
Lastefully decorated and flag, and bunt-
ng hang In festoons around the entire
nall. In tho center is flower booth
which looks much like what a fairy pal
ice is supposed to be. Tonight will DO
Military night and the Horse Guards,
Tower Light Infantry, Temperance Cadets
and other companies will be In attend
nce.
License In His Name.
Before Napoleon Hebert was appointed
member of the Fire District police force
nc was the proprietor of a saloon on Broad
treet, havin & taken out a liquor license.
that license still remains in the name of
Napoleon Hebert. Mr.. Hebert made ap-
lication for transfer of tho license To
samuel Hebert. II was duly advert tised,
nut Samuel has never appeared at the
secretary of the License Commissioner
.stfa 49, 4, IA.
ransfer license. This matter should be
TENDED to at once, AS il looks bad and
night create considerable gossip when II
= known that member of the police
orce has liquor license in his name,
specially when the town and district Is
Inder such an economic" and "decided-
proper" form OF government.
Petition Tabled.
II has long been the hope Of people of
his place that sometime Old Colony
trains would stop here and thereby great
ly increase the facilities for transporta.
Jation OF passengers. When the Business
ien's Association was organized it was
nnounced as one of tho objects of the
association To try and secure this accom-
for Central Falls. Under the
erection of the organization a petition
vas drawn up and signed by large num-
Der OF citizens and presented to the
General Assembly Yesterday 1t wts in
etinitely postponed by that body and
'entral Falls will yet have to be satisfied
With the N. Y. p Il b.
stars Make Merry.
Fales Hall was well filled last evening
With a merry throng Of young people who
njoyed themselves thoroughly when
Seeping time with the strains Of the al
uring waltz, polka, schottische, or more
edato lanciers or quadrille. 1t was tho
'ccasion OF the complimentary ball Of thu
star Base Ball Club to the many friends
vho assisted in making the late fair sue
,ess.
.he grand march was formed ut 9 O'Clock
md was led by Michesl Kelley and Miss
Maggie Clarity, the successful young
ady canvasser.
Greene's orchestra started the ball roll
ing and it was kept moving without an
rror until the small hours OF the morn
ng.
At intermission, Mr.. Kelley, in his usual
pleasant manners presented the articles
yon to the successful candidates, the par
or suite to Miss Garrity; silk hat to
Newsdealear Gregory, and gold headed
,ane to John e. Devine.
Reunion and banquet.
At the meeting OF the Temperance
cadets next Sunday evening, arrange
nents will bo begun for reunion and
All the old members, together
With the new ones, will gather around the
estive bcaio, talk over the success in tho
past and predic. the same for the future.
Elect Oficers Tonight.
At the meeting Of the John w. Davis
Club this evening the election Of officers
will take place. Thns viii be the second
meeting since the reorganization and a
,orps of officers will be selected, that will,
With the assistanseof each and every men,
Der, continue the good work.
Interesting Items.
Thomas McNulty and Joseph O'Neill
ire in New York.
The Temperance Cadets will attend the
'iremen's fair tonight.
nrhe police stopped the wheels Of fortune
It the veterans fair last night.
A still alarm brought the department TO
Cowden street Tuesday evening.
Court Flower of Dexter will attend the
Veterans fair tomorrow evening.
The Cresconts and their friends will trip
he light fantastic in Foresters' Hall to-
morrow evening.
The t. ID. Daniels Dramatic Company
low propose to inaugurate a series OF
entertainments.
The Kearney Light Infantry will take
part in the street parade and attend the
Veteran Firemens fair tonight.
Charles T.. Briden and Miss Grace
Davenport were united in marriage last
evening at the residence of the brides
parents on Parker street.
The regular meeting of the Business
Mems Association will be held this even
ng. A large attendance is requested, but
Z is expected that the veteran fair will
Engage the attention OF not few mem
)ers.
a Challenge.--Thep proprieters of Dr. BulI's
Jo"gh syrup hereby challenge the facultyto
prescribe romedy more effective than
hcirs.