Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-17
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Regular Meeting Of The
Town Council.
LIQUOR OFFICERS TROUBLE
The Woolen Mill Strike-Tom Ready's
Arrest Personal Notes.

ing Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. All
OF the members were present with Presi-
dent Wilbur In the chair. The proceed
! ings were OF rather quiet order until the
| liquor officers trouble was ventilated by
the appearance Of liquor officer Gendron.
number OF bills were allowed and
ordered paid.
The regular report OF the sewer COM
missioners was presented and ordered re-
corced, and the bill amounting to 1900. %
was allowed.
The report OF truant officers of the
various parts OF the town were read, ac-
cepted, and ordered flied.
The onthlyastatement of Town Treas.
urer Moies was presented, and accepted as
read.
p. NJ. Huot's petition to move a build.
ing was received aud continued with the
order OF notice.
Joseph Massey was granted a petition to
move night soil.
Edward Barnford was appointed
special constable; and In place of Edward
DeJauris OF Manvilie resigned Narcisse
Lariviere was also appointed.
Bill OF Michael Whalen for s25 was re-
| ferred to the committee on claims.
| Petition for the construction OF sewer
on Lincoln avenue was referred to the
sewer commissioners with power to act.
Lewis Monast, Graham Cow perth waite
and George D. Wood were appointed
trusnt officers.
George o. Wood was appointed auc-
tioneer.
| Special Liquor Officer Gendron APP
peared and wanted the privilege OF hsv-
ing hearing on the matter OF false state
ments regarding him by Town Sergeant
Keene i'm relation to his position as
a liquor officer. The statements
are false and he proposed to prove such to
the council. Councilman Schiller said
that Keene wanted the investigation, and
would attend to the same when he re.
turned home from the Worlds Fair.
Adjourned to Nov. 9Th.
The woosn Mil strike.
The strike of the woo.en weavers at the
mill of the Farwell Worsted Company
has not materially changed and the pros
poets are not encouraging to weavers.
Superintendent Eddy states that there 10
no prospect of the mill starting, and that
the report being circulated about starting
the mill to weave samples Is untrue. This
morning all OF the belts were cut and
will remain in such condition he could
not tell how long. He is taking time by
the foielock and making improvements In
various parts OF the mill.
lie could not see any improve.
ment In the situation and said that he had
no more to do with the weavors who went
out and have received their pay. This
| week Wednesday, which Is the regular
pay day, will not see much money put
out, and the effect will be felt among the
trade locally. The mill will remain idle
for an indefinite period.
Personal Mention.
Patrolman Bagley Is confined to his
! home on Central street with lum mbago.
He was to have started for the Worlds
Fair this week.
Fred L. Newell and wife have returned
from Chicago.
Judge Fessenden OF the Probate Court
left Saturday for the Worlds Fair.
Town Sergeant Keene is at the White
CITY. During his absence each OF the
several constables are taking "whack"
at the business.
Jsmes B. GOoding and daughters re-
turued home from the Worlds Fair but a
short time previous to the death OF his
! father.
f. T. Devlin OF Roxbury, Mass, was In
town Yesterday.
The Lumber Found.
Contractor Simmons and party OF
worSmen left for Maine this morning, to
build the "hunters' home" owned by the
sports OF this place who annually visit
that locality. They wilfhave most COM
Portable and attractive quarters for future
trips. 1t VIII take about two weeks to
complete the job.
| To u. nsft His Health.
Electrician Kennedy OF the fire depart
ment, who has had poor health for some
time, has gone to Maine with the Sim
mons party.
| Tom Ready's Arrest.
The case against Thomas Ready, charged
with trespass at the liquor store of John
I. Cullen of Valley Falls, which came up
In the District Court Saturday and at
which time Ready was discharged, as the
plaintiff did not appear against him, has
caused no little comment among the deal
ers Of wet goods. Ready purchased the
saloon and told Cullen to get the license
transferred. He also supplied him with
goods until matters went crooked, 80 says
Ready. Cullen did not "cone to time" and
Ready closed up shop. Then Cullen had
him arrested for trespsss. When Ready
appeared In court Saturday morning, no
one appeared against him and Clerk Fol-
lett, acting Judge, discharged him. I, is
said that there is trouble In store for Cul-
len on account OF the U. 3. lie, nse.
! Interesting Items.
When Anderton, the man with the
broken leg, arrived at the hospital yester-
day, be was in such a filthy condition
that his clothes were removed and a bath