Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-27
THE WEATHER.
For Rhode Island. Fair.
TERSE IRlBUNElTES
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Ever

Calendars Tor 1893 are out and the
"fend" II also around.
The old part of the Slater Mills Oh Pine
street is being shingled.
Dan Cooney Of this city won a icyc!e al
a rattle in Woonsocket yesterday.
Marriage intentions have been filed by
Edward Roach and Lille Thompson.
Hogan, the florist has very pretty
window OF cut flowers and potted plants.
The nomination papers OF the Winters
men Of the Second Ward were not filed at
noon.
Mrs. A. W. Gould and daughter Of Mil
ford, Mass, are visiting in this city with
relatives.
DR.. Kelliher has moved into his elegant
new house on Broadway which he re-
Gently purchased.
Mrs. Nancy Palk, mother OF the cashier
ofthe First National Bank, died yesterday
at her home on High street.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Brennan OF
Valley Falls took place from ST Patrick's
NuhINh 9'"N'IAh1 mo- hAHb'
Tomorrow the tiags on all school
houses will be at half mast out of respect
to he memory of Mrs. Harrison.
Professor Dainty left this morning for
Philadelphia and will return with Jack
Connors, the pugilist, tomorrow.
George c. stillman & Co. have removed
from the McCabe Building at the foot OF
Dexter street, TO the Cottrcll BlOcA.
Governor Brown today reappointed
James NJ. Crawford OF this city State Sealer
OF Weights and Measures for one year.
Patrick j. Cuddy and Miss Mary f..
Kelly were united in marriage at the
Church OF the Sacred Heart this morning.
Joseph Guilletle OF this city and Frank
Hammond OF Providence will play a
match game Of pool tonight for purse Of
80.
The members Of the Outing Club will go
to Providence tomorrow night to enjoy IA
social at the residence Of a member Of the
club.
Andrew Johnson, charged with assault
on Michael Fitzpatrick has retracted his
/ plea Of not guilty and was fined = and
costs.
/ A German school will be opened in the
/ High street school one week from Satu,-
day. Simple reading and writing will be
taught.
Jolly's November announcement in this
issue is sure to attract tie attention OF the
| ladies TO the novelties ~ Winter hats and
bonnets.
Mai. Alexander Strauss mud staff OF the
| First battalion OF cavalry attended tho
animal banquet OF the Roxbury cavalry
| yesterday.
| John .. Newman, FOR whom a warrant
was sworn out for common drunkenness
laet July, was captured today and given
six months.
DR.. NJ. w. Helliher has removed his
Office from its former location on Broad
way to 95 Broadway, next to the Congre-
/ gational Church.
Bernard McCaughey d Co. have placed
a large sign at the west side OF the Old
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Main street bridge.
Detective Haberlin and OHcer Henry
are engaged in taking census OF the
licensed liquor saloons in the city Yes
terday they visited 105.
Tomorrow evening in the Sanitary Gym
nasium the gentlemanly boxing exihibi-
/ tion under the direction OF Professors
Walker and Dainty will be held.
Thomas Mackel said this morning that
| II it were not for City Solicitor Barnetield
and Alderman Joe NJ iller his claim would
have been settled without going to court.
Ex- Gov. John W. Davis has placed sew
eral co6ies Of the picture OF the proposed
new state House at the police station fol
distribution among the ward rooms anc
in other public places.
Euchauce Coallier, boy whose home II
in Manville, is missing and the police ar,
on the lookout for him. This is the
seventh time he has run away and al
because he objects to gong to school.
Officer Mowry took a woman to tn
station this morning who Is evidentl'
demented. She was at the depot ant
claimed that she had lost money in Provi
dcnce and had u sister "wsy of some
where"
The number Of passengers carried owe
the Worcester division OF the New York
New Haven and Hartford railroad o
Columbus Day was about 4i,i5o-as muc
as the entire population OF this city an
Central Falls.
Thomas Forrestall, William Ros:
Charles Tioruey and Peter NJ. Cooney hay
severed this connection with the Hop
Concert Company. They will soon oi
} ganize concert Company second to non
in this vicinity.
Members OF the different Catholic ten
peranco societies of the diocese Of Prov
denco are awaiting with considerab
interest the next semi-annual conventio
of the Diocesan Union, which will be bel
in Woonsocket Thanksgiving Day.
The crew OF the Interstate car No. 4
: Conductor Dunbar and Motorman Murra
have had nice photograph taken OF Il
car, passengers and all, on the Exchant
street bridge. Officer Nemitz aud sever
} other Pawtucket people are In the pictur
'T-ysu TN~N