Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-04
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A private social was held at the Alcazsi
last evening.
The Odd Fellow building is being
neatly painted.
The Committee on Finance of the City
Council met last evening
Monday the food and health exposition
will be opened at Infantry Hall, Provi.
dence.
Only three days more before election,
for, OF course, politicians do not work on
Sunday.
TIE 52rd council meeting OF school
held at Boston yesterday.
! The remains OF Patrick O'Connors, who
died at Fairlswn TUESDAY, were inferred
at Chicopee, Mass, today.
rhe concert to be given in the basement
OF the Holy Trinity Church tomorrow
evening will be fine affair.
Tomorrow evening st. Paul's choir will
give harvest home festival at the church
and fine programme has been arranged.
The Shenandoah Social Club will hold
It's first masquerade ball In German Hall,
Glenwood avenue, Friday evening, Nov. 10.
The silver question has been disposed OF
and also about all the silver OF the poor
people, who have lately been out OF work.
Monday the members OF the State
armory commission will 90 to Worcester
and inspect the four company armory in
that city.
An alarm came In at II O'Clock last
eight from box II, located at Division and
Norton streets. Some one pulled the box,
but there was no fire.
The police should be on the lookout for
those that End amusement by sending IN
false alarms OF fire and II caught they
should be prosecuted.
Thomas w. Robinson, Esq, Democratic
candidate for Mayor will address the vot-
ers of Fairlawn this evening In the hall OF
the Fairlawn Improvement Society.
The record OF dodgers at the police sta
tion was broken on Thursday evening,
there being 40 planks given by Sergt.
Nickerson, besides Is who were turned
away.
II has been discovered by the New York
all round men that the Bowery Is the
chief breeding place OF cranks. Well,
therefore, may the poet say: "rll never
60 there any more"
President Cleveland has issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation, fixing the
day for Nov. 30th. Well, the country has
something to be thankful for now the
silver purchase bill is no more.
The Potter & Atherton Machine Com.
paDy are shipping this week their patent
cotton machinery to the Shove and
Mechanics mills at Fall River, Mass
Boston Journol Of Commerce.
The bogus silver dollar is again In cir
culation at Providence, and yesterday the
police received several complaints from
storekeepers who had parted with mer-
chandise that had been paid for with lead.
Yesterday afternoon the newspaper men
called at the New Idea Store and as the
boxes OF st. Mary's, st. Joseph's, Park
Place and st. Patrick's Churches were
full OF votes they were removed and sealed
up to await the final count next Wednes-
day.
Two rem bers OF disbanded theatrical
day night on foot. They were man and
wife and were trying to secure money
enough to get them to their home In the
Pine Tree State by giving exhibitions and
passing around the hat.
Orders have been issued from brigade
headquarters, directing Col. Moran OF the
I'd Regiment Infantry TO recruit COM
pany at Oineyville. This means that the
Olneyville Temperance Cadets are to take
the place OF the disbanded Warren COM
mand as Co. A OF the regiment.
The United States Rubber Compsny,
controllers OF the Wocns1cKet Rubber
Comps v, has declared dividend OF 1 3
per cent. on he preferred stock for the
eight months ended December 81, payable
January Ia, 1894. That Is a pretty good
showing for dull times.
During the Summer gang Iof Italians
nave llVeu III nuts uedT COuln AttIeDOTO,
near the State line. Some lived In caves
not much better than cattle, while others
had sheds built OF planking and covered
with tar paper. The people In the vicinity
have recently complained of depredstions
and therefore II. Is. Wood & Co., owners
OF the property, ordered the Italians of,
through Sheriff Brown. Today was the
time set for the camp TO he cleared and for
several days they have been packing up.
The place Is now deserted.
Star gazers VIII be rewarded for their
pains between the 10th and 18th OF the
month. Our sphere at this time passes
through ring Of small bodies which be-
come entangled In our atmosphere and
are consumed by the intense heat gener-
ated by friction. Our atmosphere is a
shield which protects US from what would
OF her rise be an intolera BILE bonn br rdment.
The ring of meteoric matter is not OF an
uniform thickness, and rs II IL revolving
round the sun In period Of about 80
years, We pass through portions OF diff
ferent thickness In our annual crossing.
Manager Walter b. Smith OF Lothrop's
Grand Opera House has secured a great
attraction which he will introduce into
the performances Of the betutifui spec
tacuiar drama "Around the World In
Eighty Days" at Lothrop's Opera House