Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-21
CENTRAL FALLS.
An sa'fear-old Man Arrested For Assault
The Page Guards-Note.

years OF age, was arraigned before Judga
Con on charge OF assault on William
Easton.
Bray is Mr.. Easton's uncle and both re.
side on Broad street. According to the
latter's story trouble between them has
been frequent OF late on account OF Mr..
Bray's temper which grows worse as he
grows older.
Yesterday he claims Mr.. Bray assaulted
MIN on his own property by striking him
with brick, breaking his watch. He
then secured a club and renewed the as
sault.
Although Mr.. Easton shows no marks
OF the battle, he says it is not the first
time 1t has happened and he intends to
stop 1t. Mr. Bray pleaded not guilty and
was held in the sum OF 200 for trial Fri
day.
Central Falls Turn Next
Tomorrow evening in Providence there
will be grand union Democratic demon
stration In which all the companies OF
this place and Pawtucket are invited to
take part. The Pawtucket companies
have accepted the invitation.
On the following evening, Friday, there
will be similar demonstration I'm Paw
tucket In which the local companies are
expected to make a good showing. The
Idea oil a union denomination is a good
one and one that the Democrats of this
place ought To act upon at once.
After the two big fiagraisings spoken of,
Central Falls ought to have its turn and
II the people will only get together and
say so they can have it. There are num-
Der of flags In this village that should
now be floating In the breeze.
The members Of the John w. Davis
Club were the first to speak about union
parade and hagraising here and are will
ing to stand the expenses, so the compan.
les should consider 1t a good bargain.
Time Is flying and everything should
not be put off until the last moment.
Canadians, Rememberl
Every French Canadian in this town
should remember that Editor Authier OF
the L'Esperance of this place and Editor
Lenthier of the La National of Lowell,
Mass, will meet to publicly debate the
tariff question in Music Hall on the even
ing OF October 18th.
This will be grand opportunity for the
French speaking people of this section of
Rhode Island to listen to political de-
bate in their own tongue, and they should
take advantage OF it.
The French people in Pawtucket and
Central Falls form good part of the pop
ulation and prove to be honest, faithful
citizens. They have not had the oppor-
tunity of studying the politics of this
| country to any great extent, because
newspapers printed in their language
| have been few and far between. The ris-
| ing generation, OF course, is educated in
the English language and will not be OBJ
| liged to labor under the difficulties of
their fathers.
Therefore chance like this, where two
of their own countrymen meet in debate ;,
| will not be missed Beside learning some-
| thing of American politics they will also
have an opportunity to decide which is
tine better speaker
Mr.. Authier has been quoted number
of times in the local columns OF "A certain
sheet as having said that he considered
up. IL he really made use of such slang
expressions it will be a surprise to those
who know him.
He has always been considered gentle
man and it was not supposed that he
would speak OF his opponent in other
than gentlemanly terms. However, the
quotation is probably as near right as the
"A ri ~ NN "a "A nt har Ha 70 no off ha
Mr.. Lenthier was afraid and would not
meet Mr.. Authier while at the same time
arrangements had been made.
Sacred Heart Parish.
There will be another meeting OF the
iaen OF the Sacred Heart parish in the
basement OF the church on Sunday even
ing when a report may be expected from
the committee appointed to arrange for
| an allegorical car.
This parish expects to turn out at least
800 men and make as good showing as
any parish in the diocese.
The Page Guards.
There will be meeting OF the Page
Guards this evening and every member
should be present. The company expects
to turn out every man Friday night at the
demonstration In Pawtucket.
Interesting Items.
Overseer OF the Poor Baker attended the
State Fair today.
In future the employees at Fales g.
Jenks' machine works will enjoy a half
holiday on Saturday.