Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-03-23
CENTRAL FALLS.
The Nominees of the Democrats All Good
Men-Dexter Street widening.

eat OF the town as though it were their
own property.
A majority of the men on the ticket
have represented the town before In the
General Assembly and are men who have
always had the peoples interests always
uppernost In their minds.
DIR. A. z. Falcon ably represented the
town in the lower House and Is now a
candidate for the higher branch. He Is
one OF the leading citizens of the town
and general favorite with all, especially
those OF bis own nationality, the French.
John N. Butmsn is an able legislator.
His opposition to the gerrymandering
methods of the Reput licans should be
reason enough to elect him.
Gilbert Carly is well.known business
man OF the western district, and a more
honest, level-headcd, broader minded
citizen, with sounder Judgment, could
not be selected.
Emory II. DcselitIs is q promising
young man, smart, intelligent and an able
representative Of the French people.
William Gottschalk's record In the leg.
islaturs will speak for itself.
What party could ask for better repre-
sentatiop9 ,.s I'd. 80
Paste This In Your Hat.
Sona very curious statements have
lately appeared In the columns OF the
downtown organ, which lead people TO
believe that il is very much out OF tune.
Last night II said: "Those In posit ION
to know claim that tho local Republican
Assembly ticket will have complete
walk over" II the organ had said II was
q weak ticket It would have told the
truth for once.
To Widen Dexter street.
At the meeting of the Town Council
Saturday afternoon petition which has
been drawn up and literally signed by
residents Of the Western District will be
presented, requesting that Dexter street
DO wioened.
This II the proper and only way to
bring the matter before the council. 1t
is the way 1t was done before, but it seems
that all the work done at that time has
gone for naught, while, II the Democratic
government had been continued, the
work would now be under way.
II Is needless to say that Dexter street
should be attended to. Every resident of
the town will admit that II is the worst
street In tho village, and although the
town has big Job on Its hands now in
the widening and extension of High
street, the Dexter street matter should be
considered at once. II means the expen-
diture of more money, II is true, but the
return TO the people, and therefore TO the
town, will be ten-fold. Improvements at
any time and no matter how costly, are
good investments.
Annual banquet.
The annual meeting OF the Lincoln Re-
publican Association WINS held last even
ing and the following officers were elec-
ted: President, Henry A. stesrns; Vice
Presidents, George NJ. Thornton, Henry
q. Thrcsher and Jethro Baker; Treasurer,
c. Fred Crawford; Secretary, Elmer f..
Lent; Assistant Treasurer, Reuben \.
Dame.
The supper was then served and among
those who addressed tho semblage were
Roswell Horr OF the Now York Tribune,
ex-senator from Michigan; David IL.
Rice of Boston; B. f. Bosworth, A. ID.
Capron, ID. II. Ballou, Lieutenant Cover
nor Stearns and f. l.. Freeman.
Interesting Items.
The John w. Davis Club meets tomor-
row night.
Services will be held at the Church OF
the Holy Trinity this evening.
In court today Joseph Lafleur of Man
vile was bound over for larceny from
Mary Mobile.
The tickets are nominated, the cam
paign IL opened. Now is the time for
effective work.
The canvassing of the lists Will com
mence Monday at Q o'clock in Woisar rs
Hall, Manville.
The Democrats have nominated a
strong, superior ticket. Compare II with
that nominated by the Republican party.
The Volunteers have been invited to
take part In an engine squirt in Provi-
dence on July 9TH, the first prize being
800.
A meeting OF the local branch OF the
Granite State Provident Association will
be held this evening, when officers will be
elected. A large number OF business men
are interested in this association.
The resolutions adopted by the town
committee express the sentiments of the
Democratic party and the people in gene
raj. The workingman who votes against
the Democratic ticket votes against his
own interests.
A meeting of the Business Mems Asso-
citation will be held tomorrow evening,
and II Is v,ry likely that the widening OF
Dexter street will bc discussed, and In
future the ideas expressed by Judge Phil
lips at the banquet will be acted upon.
The locking out OF the delegates to the
Democratic town convention, refusing
them admittance to a building which is
the property OF the taxpayers, will act
like boomerang on the Republicans OF
Lincoln as the hiring of all the halls to
prevent free speech will In woonsockct.
The Major Msliette French Democratic
club now have chance to do some good
work With such a man az DIR. A. z.
Falcon at the head of tho ticket every
French voter should cast a Democratic