Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-13
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! Council, is III.
Three weeks from today our Mayor will
be Brown.
The New Idea store has a beautiful dis
| play In It's show window.
A detective employed in the BORDEN
/ case was in town last night.
A meeting of the BOurke Cochran Club
will be held tomorrow night.
Tower Post last night held an interesting
meeting. Major Tobie read a paper.
There will be a meeting OF the Knights
OF Columbus ball committee tonight.
City Clerk sibley registered quite a
number In the Second Ward lsst night
Tomorrow morning the Second Ward
election case will come up In the Supreme
Court.
IL Is expected the new boilers will be
ready for use at the police station by
January.
The case OF Mrs. Francis Teden, for as
sault on Julia Hill, was today continued
to the 2sth inst.
"Pollteness pays" but a man can't set
tie a bill simply by giving his creditor a
profound bow.
zone good turn deserves another" said
the pickpocket, a. he ran around a block
the second time.
The German Social and Literary Asso-
citation held pleasant gathering in Ger
man Hall last night.
Officer Sword was busy yesterday sum
moning witnesses in Pswtucket cases be-
for; the Grand Jury.
A large snd appreciative audience lis
tened to the concert OF the Pswtucket
City Band in Music Hall last evening,
A handsome new sign which reads
Benedict Restaurant has been placed
on oae OF the stores Of the Opera House
Block.
Many ask when We are 10 have a
modern patrol wagon, and the
antique affair now in use traded for a
yellow oog.
Sister Mary Athanssius OF the Order OF
Mercy died Sunday morning at Bay View
Seminary, where she bad for many years
been a teacher.
Bargains In misses mackintoshes and
other goods are being offered at Hay
wards Rubber Store. Watch the an
nouncement tomorrow.
James NJ. Davis, who is employed at the
freight depot, was taken suddenly III
Saturday and Is now In a serious condi-
tion at his home In Central rails.
Yesterday Chief Perry gave orders TO
the officers on the business streets to
clear the sidewalks of all goods in front Of
stores. The storekeopers are indignant.
Are you going North? II so, try the
through express train via Mansfield and
Concord Junction, connecting for Mon
treal and points West, New equipment
and fine service.
City Clerk sibley Is accommodating
enough TO go around to the ward rooms
evenings. after he has finished his work
for the day, To register voters. The voters
should appreciate this.
There will be a meeting OF the City
Commissioners will be elected TO fll the
vacancy caused by the expiration OF the
term OF Fred w. Easton.
Mayor Carroll said to Chief Perry this
morning that unless the heating appara-
tus was put in the station soon he had
better send the prisoners To a hotel and not
freeze them death In the cells.
The following Pawtucket firms will be
represented at the Worlds Fair; Conant
Thread Company, spool cotton; II.
Conant, curios and wonderful exhibit OF
works; Potter & Athcrton Co., cotton
machinery, and Slater Cotton Co.
Yesterday afternoon Jumbo" the dog
that loafs around Main street took surly
spell and bit little Josephine Goodrow.
This 10 the second time the animal has
shown savage tendency, and the general
opinion is that the dog has outlived its
usefulness.
The article In yesterdays paper con-
cernlng the runaway near the depot was a
little incorrect. The young man, Durgan,
who was driving, dropped the reins for
moment TO buy paper, and before he
could recover them, the horse had taken
fright from the cars.
The folio wing are the ieasts In the cal
endsr otthe Catholic Church this week
Today, st. Lucy, Virgin ana Martyr, to.
morrow, Blessed Andrew Bobolo, Fast
day; Thursday, st. Florence, Abdess
Friday, st. Alice, Empress, Fast day;
Saturday, st. Oimpiss, W idow, Fast day.
Last night a Providence car met an
electric on the corner, in front of the
TRIBUNE Building. The driver OF the
Providence car would not go back, al.
though he had got only "A short distance
from the turnout, and the electric had TO
60 back TO the top OF the hill. This was
hardly fair, and the Providence conductor
told him 30. 7ts kSr ~ so ~.
UThe annual election ~ officers ~ Court
Love and Truth, a, O. r. OF A., last oven
ing resulted as follows: Chief Ranger,
John Ashworth; Sub. Chief Ranger, NJ.
Nj NORM; = Treasurer, Thomas Lewis;
Finsncisl Secretary, Edward j. Darn,
Recording Secretary, Joseph Ashworth
Senior Woodward, Thomas Grundy,
Junior Woodward, Fred X. Rogers; Senior
Besdie, John J. Burns; Junior Beadle,
Telespbore Beebo; Trustee for three years,
Thones Psrtington; Physician, Leonard
J. Herman.