Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-30
TERSE TRIBUNEITES,
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where by Ubiquitous Reporters.

Whe1e Dy uDiqultoue hopoIbro'
II is now "mld-lent."
Pawtuckct now has a camera club.
The Baylcy street sewer has bocn begun.
Ellen Conlon Of IS Tower street died to-
day.
The floor of tho LeFavour Block Is
being tiled.
Mrs. Mowry has opened dressmakins
parlors at go Main street.
McElroy a Mooney have placed large
new sign over their store.
Tramps and newspaper men have the
largest circulation on earth.
Charles Bride of North Attleboro has
accepted n position In this city.
Tho Union Steam & Gas Pipe Company
is to remove TO North Main street.
The familiar signs, Keep of the
Grass" will bo seen In few days.
seabury Tompkins was down street to-
day for the first time in many days.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
William c. Pollock and Lena A. Bean.
Miss Maggie Leach of Capitol street lei,
today for Manitoba To enter convent.
Senator Howard OF Fall River will adj
dress the Mule spinners next week in this
city.
Rev. Father j. l.. Smith OF Taunton.
formerly OF st. Mary's Church, was In
town today.
Tower post, q. A. H., VIII attend the
Tower Relief Corps supper and entertain
ment this evening.
Miss Lizzie Little OF Wellesley college,
Wellesley, Mass, Is spending few days
at her home in this city.
Watering carts made the first ap-
pearance of the season yesterday after
noon and were sorely needed.
The Union Railroad Company has re-
sumed laying rails on Main street which
was interrupted by the Winter weather.
Another Democratic rally will be held
tonight. Every voter should attend and
listen 10 the arguments offered by good
speakers.
The many friends OF Miss Katie Corco.
ran OF Grace street, who has been danger
ously I'll, will be glad to know that she is
30 far recovered az TO bo able to sit up.
Charles Packer OF the Newport News
and one OF the most promising young
newspaper men OF Rhode Island was
welcome caller at the TRIBUNE ONCE
yesterday.
Thomas Chantler, salesman at tho New
Idea Store, has severed his connection with
that establishment and wiz enter part
nership with n. Harding in the new store
In the Benedict Building.
DO not forget the big Democratic rally
tonight in Music Hall. There will be no
need TO go to Providence TO see and hear
the Democratic members OF Congress.
They will all speak in Music Hall.
The statement was made, through mis-.
information, that officer Jeffers CON-
planned that John keenan, was violating
the screen law, which Is untrue. The
complaint was made by Oficer p. MoCus-
ker and Jeffers was told to notify Kce.an
that be was wanted.
An officer was recently removed from
the "Bowery" beat for being absent from
the Benedict House corner twenty min.
uteS. Only Monday night both that and
the depot beats were left unguarded for
three hours while the officers were on q
raid, and during that timo a business man
was looking for an officer 90 take a man
out of his shop.
An a.
cess from the outset. The novelty and
the originality OF combining minstrelsy
with farco comedy, from reports where
the piece has been presented, have caught
the public fancy TO ar immense degree.
Certain il is that the combination has
brought together an exceptionally large
number OF clever and variously- talented
people. Tuxedo" viii be at Music Hall
tomorrow night.
4. It. Tyrrell will distribute thousands
OF handsome hangers on and after April
lst TO his customers. The photographic
work on them IL excellent and will be an
ornament TO any store or household. The
picture represents four bright little girls
hugging each other on a stonewall, with
their long, fiaxen hair hanging and their
eyes bcaming with Joy. Their ages are
supposed to range from TO II years. The
typographical work advertises the "soft"
drinks compounded by the Standard Bot
thing Company, OF which Mr.. Tyrrell Is
proprietor.
Jolly's millinery opening charmed
hundreds OF ladies today, and scores Of
our represen tative gentlemen admired the
exquisite window display and interior
decorations. This firm has visited Europe
twice during the past four months, and
selected the choicest articles TO be found
In London or Paris. These novelties arc
to be seen today In elegant profusion, and
reflect credit on the hno taste OF Mr..
Jolly, who selected them personally In
the best markets OF tho world. Mr.. jolly
said today, 10 TRIBUNE reporter, that he
cav no reason why the ladies OF Pawtuck-
Ct should not wear az fine goods as the
ladies OF Europe. Therefore the special
patterns are seen. This IL tho only flrm
In the State which goes direct to Europe
and buys goods from first hands, saving
to patrons the middleman's profit. This
house makes a guarantee that no two hats
shall be alike, and no lady need fear her
noighbor having hat like unto hers. The
mourning department and window are per-
feet, and there Is nothing as handsome In
New England. The TRIBUNE wishes Jol-