Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-14
THE WEATHER.
TERSE TRIBUNEITES.

where by Ubiquitous Reporters.
Now is the time to get Fall suits.
The weather clerk must owe the vets O
grudge.
The latest name for Corbett is "Pompa-
dour jim"
James Smith OF Warren was visiting
friends In this city Yesterday.
The bloomer cars have been called In ex-
cept In the middle Of warm days.
Franz Donath and Ernest Litterer left
last night for New York on business.
Officer Henry began his vacation today
by going TO Boston with the Hay Cart.
The Diamond Foot Ball team will meet
the Berkeleys one week from Saturday.
There will be an outdoor drill meeting
OF the Bourke Cochran Club this evening.
In store 1t is generally the customer
and not the fly that gets stuck on the fly
paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Daigneault have
returned from an extended tour OF
Canada.
Officer White was Oh duty last night
and Oficer Mclaughlin covered the
"Bowery" beat.
John T. Mcguire and daughter and
Miss Clara Osfield have returned from the
White Mountains.
"Chippy" Duggan, the Pawtucket's
short stop, is now playing for the Rem
frews of North Adams.
II is strange that drug clerks are 30
poorly paid, for the druggist always gives
one something for his pains.
The Sayles Free Library Association
have made plans for a series OF entertain
ments for the coming winter season.
John j. Hogan OF York avenue thanks
the public for the patronage accorded
him In the past and hopes for continuance
of the same.
pany will build tunnel on It's Attleboro-
Pawtucket route for the benefit OF
spooney couples.
Rev. George p. Perry Of the Baptist
Church Is expected home Sunday. His
mother, who resides In New York, has
been seriously Ill.
The Pawtucket City Band gave con-
cert and dance at Walnut Grove, South
Attleboro last evening. A large crowd
from this city attended.
The enumerators to gather the names
OF persons liable to poll tax have I'm
ished their work and the Board OF As
SCISSORS will soon meet TO assess the tax.
II wife really and truly cares for her
husband she never.says she would gladly
die for him, but she gets quietly up on a
cold night and gets more cover without
saying anything about 1t.
Saturday afternoon, on the Pawtucket
Driving Park, there will be two good races
in the 2:4O and 3-minute classes. The
Central avenue electrics run to within a
moments walk OF the park.
Owen Clark left Monday for Canada to
resume his studies at the Ottawa Univer-
sity. He will captain the football team
of the university during the coming sea-
son. For years IL has been the champion
club.
Ex-champion pugilist John L. Sullivan
will open in Providence Monday In his
new play, Captain Harcourt." The peo-
pie will flock to see John just the same
despite the fact that he is no longer king
of the prize ring.
Tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock at 81.
Mary's Church William II. Hughes will be
united In marriage to Miss Eliza McCann.
The happy young couple will begin life's
journey together In their handsomely fur
nished homo on West avenue.
"Only boiled water used here" The
above sign is attracting attention and
customers for local saloon keeper. Dur
ing tho present cholera scare the proprie-
tor was not slow to catch on to something
that would make dollar for him.
One OF the prettiest new silver hairpins
has an enameled pansy as its ornament.
The petals of the flower are raised and
charmingly suggest the natural flower,
but only in form. Otherwise the petals
are of pale blue enamel with ornamental
silver tracery.
A movement is on foot to establish a
German school In this city and there Is
no doubt but that 1t will be a successful
venture. At one time there was German
school In this city which held It's sessions
In the High school building. 1t has not
been decided yet where this one will be
located, but judging from those who
father the movement 1t will be a great
benefit to the city.
Barry and Fay are together again. What
Irish comedians have we on the stage to-
day who have originated more in their
stage line than they. These notable
comedians are TO visit Pawtucket on Sat
urdsy evening next, and are to appear In
their original sketch, "MoKenna's Flirta.
tion," piece that they have made
famous, through their amusing work, the
| country over. A bright evenings enter.
tainment at Music Hall is assured.
II is very plain to any person who has
watched the actions of the Pacific base
ball team Of Newport that they are afraid
to leave their own back yard to play ball,
and any team that wants TO play them
must go TO Morton Park. They have
beaten the Stars OF this place, but not
fairly, and they have refused TO come to
this city to meet them, even when one
gentleman offered put to up 600 TO $50 on
the Stars. They are playing baby and