Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-05
PRICE ONE CENT.
CENTRAL FALLS.
Work For the Seven Wise Men-Omcer who
Saws He Has Net Been Drunk.

Work For the Seven Wise Men-Oncer who
Saws He Has Net Been Drunk.
Monday next the seven wise men as
town fathers will old.their regular Coun-
ell meeting. The financial condition
will be discussed and among several other
important matters the highway problem
now hanging fire. Surely the Rand street
continuation Job is left I'm anything but q
pleasant condition, and people I'm the i'm
mediate locality are anxious to have II
completed. The stringency in the money
market has also put a damper on the
Manville improvements for some OF the
residents In the last village on the list
anticipated seeing most rapid work done
on the eye-sore highway which was care
fully nursed at the recent town meeting
and all that was asked for its renovation
was appropriated.
At the last meeting taxpayer appeared
and wanted a commissioner appointed to
begin the work and sub-let contracts.
While the Council was willing to push
the matter, II was not OF the opinion that
the request of the representative could be
complied with.
Another trouble that may appear is that
of the special liquor officers which little
affair was silently ventilated by the tenn
perance orator of the Board. One of the
special liquor officers states that the re-
marks made about him are untrue and
that he can prove such; that he has not
been drunk In five years and is not In
league with liquor dealers.
: a0it ip,ata Ndnun toUnU daaIara aau
emphatically that they will uphold the
pushing OF cases against the many kitchen
barrooms now existing, and it IL well
known fact that Sunday liquor selling In
the eastern part OF the fire district is on
the decrease. No arrests were made from
this vicinity Sunday last and the proprie-
tors are to all outward appearances COM
plying with the law. There are localities
where everything is In full blast and COM
plants are frequent. 1t is possible that
some one will be called to account for this
unobservance OF Sunday liquor selling by
the Council at Mondays meeting.
Examine the List.
At the local postofiice here the follow
Ing letters are advertised: Edward
Cunningha Mrs. Abbie Comstock.
Mrs. 8. M. Congdon, John O'Brien, Miss
Lizzie Turner, Mr.. Frechette, Henrie
Larocque and Matilda Poirier.
iFeII From His Team.
The driver OF an oil team named Barney
had fit while driving up Washington
| street yesterday afternoon and fell In the
road bed.
A Costly Steak.
Michael Shea went into welch Bros.'
restaurant yesterday afternoon, ordered
| a steak, ate II and refused to pay for 1t.
He was arrested by officer Walsh and in
the District Court this morning was fined
| e and costs forIdrunkenness, then paid
the firm for the steak.
| Branch a65, G. X. ofA.
The regular meeting OF Branch 265,
Catholic Knights OF America, was held last
evening. Thomas McGuinness, who had
| filled the position OF financial secretary
for the past six years, has retired. BY his
faithful services he has now the respect Of
| all of the members.
Interesting Items.
Undertaken Crane is confined to his
home by sickness.
John A. Jerauld arrived from New
York Yesterday where he had been on q
business trip.
Annual excursions from here are not so
literally patronized as before the close
call for funds came.