Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-01
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From here TO San Francisco
There soon v III rise a roar
For countless throats stentorian
WIN below "sHUr THAT DooRl"
Not much like bleak November.
The Regis Reading Circle will meet to-
morrow evening.
The fairies are resting today after their
revels OF Halloween.
This evening Camp A. K. Tilton, 8. Of
", Will hold a bean supper.
1t is said the Interstate company is hsv-
ing a number of new cars built.
The annual ball OF the Providence Po-
lice Association will take place Dec. IA.
Quite a number went to North Attle-
boro last night to hear Gov. Russell talk.
The Kearney Light Infantry will leave
for Woonsocket tonight on the 7:i9 train.
Governor Brown is probably sitting up
nights preparing his Thanksgiving
proclamation.
A lad living on Mulberry street met
with an accident Sunday by which his
left leg was bioken.
Joseph Slsvin OF Garden street won first
prize, an elegant scarf pin, at a party in
Providence last evening.
The turkeys are beginning to quote the
gladiator's address to Caesar: "We, who
are about to die, salute YOU"
The woman who cannot sharpen lead
pencil takes her turn at laughing when
her husband tries to thread needle.
very happy party OF young people
gat hered at the residence OF Daniel Muir
ply on Mulberry street last evening.
Tolstoi says that work Injuries men, and
is never to be done except when unavoid-
able. A good many people have SIS pected
this before.
Billy Murray will cover center for the
Providence polo team this season and
Lumkin will tend goal Parsons will be
su ubstitute.
On account OF the death OF John T.
Council, K. Of C., has been indefinitely
postponed.
This evening meeting OF the Board OF
Aldermen will be held to examine into
the charges preferred by Mayor Brown
against the Assessors Of Taxes.
One reason why the people of Paw
tucket will have cause to be grateful
Thanksgiving Day and that is because
little Tip will not be Mayor for '9i.
The Board OF License Commissioners
will meet this evening and will take
action on the application OF Henry Adams
for license at 9O3 Main street. There
are some remonstrsnts.
"The man who broke the bank at Monte
Carlo" or "the man who wrote TIA -ra-r -ra.
boom de.aye "will not be near 80 popu.
lar as the individual who will claim the
credit for unconditional repeal.
| A Brooklyn woman took a seidlltz pow
der In sections, the contents OF the white
paper and then those OF the blue paper
and she is dead. The wild internal chem
ical concussion caused apoplexy.
| Companies Z, + and ii OF the I'd Regi.
ment, In command OF Col Moran and
staff, went to Woonsocket last evening as
the guests of Company d, the " oonsock-
ct Guards, at their annual bazaar.
James ID. Mimic OF Woopsocket, has
challenged William II. Wales OF the same
city, checker champion Of Rhode Island
to play a series OF AZ games for the cham
pionship. Play will commence about
Dec. l.
Yesterday morning was the coolest OF
the fall here. For the first time since last
spring the mercury went below the fresz-
Ing point and stopped before sunrise a,
Just 30.5 degrees. Ice formed In many
places and the air had decidedly frosty
feeling.
The funeral OF John T. Kirwan will TAX,
place from his parents residence corner o.
Broad and Cowden streets tomorrow
morning at O'Clock. Members o
Delaney Council, X. OF C.. should repor
promptly at the time and place aboy,
mentioned.
George d. Chsppell, Republican cand /
date for warden In the Fifth Ward, hal
declined to serve, and the vacancy ha
been filled With the name of John Harvey
; The time for "Gecliuing TO run" has nov
expired, and the official ballot is complete
and In the hands OF tue printer.
Burglar Ryan, who recently created I
; disturbance at the State prison, ant
whom It was found necessary TO place II
irons, has promised to conduct bimsel
properly, and bss been released from th
dungeon cell. He 10 still In irons in on,
Of the solitary eonfinsmsnt cells.