Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08
CENTRAL FALLS.
Caught During Their Feast-aive the Fire-
men what They want.

that the saloon OF Thomas X. Flynn on
Mil street had been broken into and
about $50 worth Of goods taken. The
police Immediately went to work and be-
fore night had the burglars behind the
bars.
They were found by Roundsman Whip
pie and officer Welch In the lots near the
State line where they were having grand
time with the cigars and liquors. The
bottles, Jug and the cigar boxes with
Flynn's name on them were found there
also.
The prisoners are strangers, apparently
between twenty five and thirty, and gave
their names as William Buckley and
Joseph Roach. Roach pleaded guilty
and was bound over In the sum Of $500 to
the higher court. Buckley pleaded not
guilty and will have an examination on
Tuesday.
Alleged Highway Robbery.
Thomas Smith was brought from jail
this morning for examination on charge
OF highway robbery. Last week, II is
claimed, Smith assaulted and robbed
Joseph Pfetynar, a German, and took
from his person money, q watch and other
articles. The alleged crime was COM
mitted on the North Main street bridge
on the Lincoln side. Smith was held
without bail for the higher court.
weavers wrangIe.
This morning Stanislaus Gerard, Nelson
Jalbert and dozen different witnesses
for both sides told different stories to
Judge Goff about an assault that Jalbert
is supposed to have committed on Gerard.
Both work In the Valley Falls mills.
Jalbert is fxer and Gerard q weaver.
They had words over liking q loom and
Gerard claims Jalbert assaulted him.
The court found the defendant guilty and
fined him 81 aud costs. An appeal was
taken.
In the Northwest.
A letter from John f. Kelley to one OF
his friends In this place states that he is
meeting with great success az q member
OF the Northern Lights Company, q
dramatic organization.
Mr.. Kelley takes an Important part In
each play, and some of those In the COM
pany's repertoire are "Michael Strogoff,"
"Inside Track" "Hesrts of Oak" and "a
Noble Brother"
Mr.. Kelley's friends are legion and will
bo pleased to learn of his success In his
chosen profession for which he seems to
be naturally adapted.
A business Idea.
The Interstate Street Railway Company
shows q good business idea when II 10 lay /.
Ing the High street track now while the
street Is torn up. n thoy were to follow
In the old rut and do business tho vay 10
is generally done In this town, they would
walt until the street is completed then
tear 1t up to put down I he rails.
Board of Fire~ards.
Monday evening the regular monthly
meeting Of the Board of Firewards will
bo held In the Broad street engine house.
There is business enough to bs transacted,
but whether the Board will feel like
doing business is another question. The
Winter is approaching and II tho nremsn
OF the Board street engine house arc to
have sitting room 1t is about time the
Board took some action In the matter.
A fireman's lifo In cold weather is any
thing but comfortable In the Broad street
engine house.
During last Winter the men spent their
spare time in that big barren room
shivering like dogs In wet sack, the
wind whistling In through the cracks
under and above tho doors and were often
compelled to go into the stable to keep
warm. 1t is nice and cory up stairs, but
they are not allowed to sit there, Though
the call men can come I'm and stay there
all the evening.
There is room for sitting room to be
put In down stairs without building an
addition, and II should be attended to at
once. The expense OF fixing up the room
would DO saved next spring In repairs
on trucks.
The heat from the radiators loosons the
spokes and tires of the hose carriages and
ladder trucks 80 that thoy have to be re-
set every spring.
Another thing that should DO attended
to is the matter of more cells at the police
station. Another tier OF cells should be
put In and without delay too.
1t lis not complimentary to tho village
but 1t is nevertheless true that drunken.
ness and criminals are on the Increase and
often two and three men are put In q eel
together. -
There is room for another tier of cell,
and they could be put In at a small cost
and would be big improvement. Anon,
other matters Of interest those spoken O
should be attended to.
Omosrs Elected.
At the last meeting of the Holy Trim
ity Christian Doctrine Society the election
OF officers took:place with the followin
result: President, William Horan; Vic
President, William Cariin; Financial Sec
rotary, John Hickie; Recording Secretary
M. McCloskey; Superintendent ,of Sun
day School, James Kelly; Assistan,
James Carney.
Interesting Items.
| Will n. Authier back DOWN.
There was meeting Of the Page Guard
last night.
Ballou Post, q. A. r., will hold anothe
open meeting next week.
1t is pretty tough In this free country
as II is called, when a man is refused worh
on account OF his politics. II is being