Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-31
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
The Democrats Can Win
II United.
THE WORK ON HIGH STREET.
Someone Has Done q Poor Job. Inter
esting Items.

There is no question I'm the minds of all
fair Republicans, but that the Democrats
can win this Fall II they only pull to-
gether and all vote on election day.
That is when a vote counts; talking
amounts to nothing. Now is the time for
the Democratic voters to get together,
talk matters over and formulate plans
that will further the interests OF the
party.
IL seems foolish for the Democratic
voters OF this town to allow their OPP
ponents to have a walkover, or even 70
gain possession, while II IL a fact that
there are fewer Republican voters than
Democratic.
There Ii screw loose somewhere and
now is the time to find 1t and remedy the
defect-not on election day. There Is no
time to lose aud the Democrats should
arouse themselves for effective action.
How the Work IL Progressing.
High street at any hour OF the day from
Z O'Clock In the morning until o'clock
at night presents to view very busy
scene. II IL all torn up as far as can be
seen from any point. II is filled with
men, horses and tip carts all employed In
one way or another. Besides widening
the street a sewer is being put in and in
many cases branches into side streets.
At the Pawtucket end OF the line the
work Of laying the sewer and re-setting
the curbing is completed for some dis
tance and the fences on many estates are
being put back several feet, the proper
distance from he road.
A sewer is being put In on jerks street
and so on many others. This end OF High
street sewer is what Is called "dead end"
az II is not connoc cd and has no outlet
There are but very few buildings that
the widening will affect and only one that
will have to be moved and that Is
the Cole Block, corner of Central street.
On the opposite corner OF the street Is
another evidence OF poor work on the
part of some one and II such continues
the town is liable to have several suits for
damages.
The town agreed In all cases to leave all
buildings, fences and property In as good
condition as before. In the case referred
to there has been for a long time hand
some iron fence around the dwelling
which was set on stone foundation.
This fence had to be moved back sew
eral feet and IL has been done and the
foundation reset.
Any man whether n mechanic or not
can 500 that 1t is poor Job for IL Is
ktxA Oh a,,A Aan In ba t,,iAAIa
and Ii not straight. II spoils the looks OF
the place and the people are not likely
to allow the town to leave things In that
manner. II In not any harder 10 do a
good Job than poor one and will not
take much more time.
The Interstate Company are busy string
ing rails along and Just as soon as the
town completes Its work the street rail-
way men will begin 10 lay tracks and
erect poles.
Interesting Items
Patrick Owens was fined s1o and costs
today for keeping an unlicensed dog.
Another open meeting of Ballou Post,
q. A. r., was held last evening and sew
eral more signed the roll to go 10 Wash
ington.
The new French parochial school OF the
Church of Our Lady OF the Sacred Heart
will be opened tomorrow morning, tho
first of September.
Marriage intentions have been filed at
the Town Clerks Office by Albert u.
Mowry OF Lincoln and Evelyn I. Mowry
OF North Smithfeld.
james Gildard was before the court this
morning charged with being drunk and
reveling. lie pleaded not guilty and will
have trial Friday.
J. J. OBrien, who was TO have a trial
yesterday for breaking and entering, did
not appear, and the case was defaulted.
Martin Gilligsn was bondsmsn in the sum
OF $50.