Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-01
CENTRAL FALLS.
Young Man Charged with a Serious Grim.
Tough AZ True

'"""k man Charged With a Serious Crime
Tough n True
ms morning In the District Court b,-
iore Judge Follett Thomas Smith, a young
man VINO Is painter by trade, was a.
raigned on charge of highway robber,.
Ihe warrant read that on Tuesday nioi,t
a, ABOUT IL O'Clock Smith assaulted JOSEPH
fietynar and robbed him OF a silver
watch, s2.66 in money and a snuff box. all
valued at so.lb. Smith pleaded not guilty.
ana VIII be given an examination ono
week from today.
he was arrested by Officer Welch yea-
terday and looked as though he had be, N
on spree The alleged robbery took
place on Mill street at the Central Falls
END OF the North Main street bridge, and
pfetynar, who is German, was scratched
about the face in the tussle. It is claimed
That smith saw the watch and money
with him In saloon and followed hi
out and committed the crime. Smith was
committed to jail without bail TO await
trial.
stin at Work
The Dexter street commission is stIlI at
work on the matter OF settling with tho
abutters on that street and are meeting
with considerable trout BILE in so doing. n
they want the street widened as they say
they DO, they should not try to delay the
matter by being too close in their bar-
gains with the town. The work will not
DC done, or even the report OF the cont
mittee accepted, until all abutters are
settled with whether IL is a long or sho t
time, and the $4,000 is being draw a
heavily upon.
A Big Delegation.
Quite large delegation will accompany
baiiou Post to the encampment at WASH
ington, ID. Z. The number now on the
roll is nearly one hundred.
Pythian Sisters.
Mrs. Sarah J. Goff, wife of Judoe Fred
N. Con OF this place, was elected supreme
senior at the annual meeting of tho
supreme Temple OF Pythian Sisters of tie
world held at Kansas City last week.
Large Increase.
The Postofiice in this village is now a
second class office; that is, all the expense
Is borne by tho government, while third
class offices have to pay for themselves.
The present postmaster, James @.
Bowen, has had charge OF it for the pass
three years and under his careful ana
attentive management the receipts in
creased 30 that the Postmaster General
was warranted In rating the office higher.
Promising Outlook.
george +. Grant Of this place is one of
the principal owners of the Grant Yarn
Company of Fitchburg, Mass, and his
son, George p. Grant, Jr., is manager.
Monday the first yarn was spun in tie
new mill that was begsn just i've months
before tho day the first yarn was turned
out. The outlook for the firm is very
promising.
VIII They Meet?
The French people OF this place and
Pawtacket, both Democrats and Republi.
cans, are anxiously waiting TO hear tho
political debate between Mr.. Lenthier of
Lowell, Mass, and Mr.. Authier of this
village. Both are newspaper men and arc
well posted on the tariff and all other
questions.
The tariff will be the subject debated, 4
the time and place OF meeting are set aud
tho men materialize, and az IL will be the
hrst debate of this Kind that has takel
place In this section the French people,
VINO are anxious to be enlightened on tla
the tariff issues, are getting impatient.
II depends on Mr.. Authier whether the
men will meet or not, and he claims that
nothing would suit him better than %
show Mr.. Lenthier, before a large AUDI
ence, where he is mistaken on the tar q
question.
On the other hand, Mr.. Lenthier saw
that he made several engagements with
Mr.. Authier during the past twelve yea g
and that the latter gentleman did not ap-
pear, while Mr.. Authier claims Just tie
opposite.
Anyway, Mr.. Authier has been chat
lenged to meet Mr.. Lenthier In this place
or Pawtucket before Novemb Der LIST. Now,
IL Mr.. Authier wants to meet Mr.. Lenthier
he should find place and set a time for
the meeting and acquaint his opponent 4
the same.
Tough n True.
This morning before Judge Follett
Michael Buckley of Cumberland was ar
ranged on charge OF being found druny
30 as TO amount to violation OF decency.
He pleaded not guilty and said that ho
asked the officer for nights lodging an 4
was given a cell and brought TO court
this morning. He expected to get work
today.
The case was set down for trial on Tues
day. The offcer who arrested him said
that he found him lying on the sidewalk
dead drunk.
Interesting Items.
Mrs. Isabel Masterson is home after a
two weeks visit to Boston.
Henry Wright and family have returned
from four weeks stay at the Cape.
William Plant has returned to his
studies at st. Cesaire, p. O., after having
spent his two months vacation here.
Work was begun today on the south
side OF Central street setting the curbinp