Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-28
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island: Fair.
TERSE TRlBUNEITES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Everv-
where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

n. Duclos has opened a barber shop at
322 Main street.
1t looks more like Thomas w. Robinson
for Mayor every day.
Business is booming at the Bargain
Store on East avenue.
The front OF the Pawtucket Loan Com
pany's store is being re- painted.
The great struggle, the National, State,
and city elections are drawing near.
Miss Ella Bates OF this city is visiting
friends on Hunter street, Fail River.
Miss Mary Smithies OF Ashton is visit
ing friends on Hall street, Fall River.
IL every Democrat votes straight on
November Sth Pawtucket will be right in
line.
Tomorrow IL the weather is favorable,
there will be several good games OF foot
bail.
The Bourke Cochran Club will go TO
Valley Falls TO attend the Democratic
demonstration this evening.
The ladies now are deep in the inter
esting, mysterious and likewise bewilder.
ing task of selecting Winter hats.
The members OF tho Outing Club, an
organization on pleasure bent, will go to
Providence this evening to visit one Of
their number.
The polo season should open in about
two weeks ifthcre is going 10 be a league
and il there Is a league Pawtuckot should
be represented
Pensions have been granted to the fol-
loving Rhode Islanders: Original widows,
etc.-Mary Il. Clifford, Lucy Davis,
Catherine L. Carey, Mary Gray.
There was a large number Of people at
the funeral OF Thomas Il. Banigan at ST..
Joseph's Church today. A fitting eulogy
was preached by Rov. Father Kinnerney.
This evening the boxing entertainment
will take place in the Sanitary gymna-
sum under the direction OF Messrs.
Walker and Dainty. 1t will be gentle
manly one.
The flag on the Young Mems Catholic
Association building on George street is
displayed at half-mast out OF respect
to Mrs. Harrison whose funeral took
place today.
1t Is claimed that an heir OF the Irwin
legacy has been found in the person of
Joseph Irwin of Lanesville. Mrs. Irwin 1t is
said died in Robin Hollow about four years
ago and was buried in Mineral Spring Gem
etery.
To prevent accident the motormen on
the Interstate cars always reverse the
power when they arrive at the top OF the
hill at the City Hall on High street so that
il the brake should give out they could
stop the car with the current.
Recent astronomical calculations have
caused the "star-g -gazers" TO announce that
the surface OF the moon is about as great
as that OF Africa and Australia combined,
or about equal to the area OF North and
South America, without the islands.
On the evening OF November 9th the
Central Falls branch Of the c. K. OF A.
will hold its annual reunion and ball in
Temperance Hail, High street. There is
no question but that it W Ii be one of the
incest and most enjoyable affairs held this
Winter.
The Pawtucket Driving Association
will give two races at the Driving Park
on Thursday OF next week. The entries
will close on Tuesday noon. One race
for 2 80 class, trotters and PAGERS, purse
$50; the other for 2:35 class, purse S75, for
trotters and PAGERS.
Probably there is a great deal OF truth
in the saying that men will let you abuse
them il you only make them laugh.
Therefore IL should be rousidered gift to
have the faculty OF provoking mirth. A
man who is so blessed would make an ex-
| dellent campaign orator.
There are some novelties this year in
campaign handkerchiefs. Some represent
"Old Giory;" others have the names oi
| the candidates, also the pictures on them
! The designs are many and unique and &
| larger business is done in these goods thar
would be imagined.
The junction barber shop, Victor Il
Guertin proprietor, viii! open next Mon
day evening with an entire new outfit
throughout. The chairs, case, mirrors
and all fixtures will be OF oak. 1t vii
second 10 none in the State. The shoT
! will be closed Monday TO allow the change
One week from Saturday one OF tn,
! greatest games OF football OF the seasor
will be played on the Dexter stree
| grounds between the Wanderers anc
! Rovers. Ii will be a cup tie game an'
both teams mean to win. II bids fair L
be as exciting and interesting as the
Wandercr- Rover game OF four years ago.
Many complaints have been made in re
lation to the non-iultilment OF the condi
tions OF their contract by the parties re
moving the swill and house oral Their
are some places they only visit once
week, and even when there refuse to tak
away the swill, as they did yesterday o
Cedar street. Complaints should be sen
to DIR. Stanley on Summer street.
Charles II. Hoyt, the playwright, whe
Obliged to be away from his wife superin
tending some performance, always send
her long telegram telling her of his sue
cess or failure. On one occasion when ou
West everything went wrong and, wors
than all, the play was to empty benchc'
Before rot ring he telegrupned, al c'nno
,,nu from, 4 n IL town "A telpvram fiji IL