Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-14
CENTRAL FALLS.
sunday Liquor Sellers Getting Frightened
Ready for the Muster-Notes.


Ready for the Muster-Notes.
The fine weather of Sunday put new
life into the people. The churches were
better attended than any since June, and
II was evident that some of the residents
had returned from their Summer vaca-
lions. Rev. George z. Perry OF the Broad
street Baptist Church Will begin his duties
the first Sunday In September. 1t was
surprise to the local residents who visited
jerks park yesterday to see the large num-
ber of out ut-of-town:visitors who examined
every part OF this attractive spot much to
their delight.
II was quiet day as far as the people
upon the streets were concerned. But
little drunkenness was noticed and liquor
trade was exceedingly quiet. This was
probably due to the fact that the Com
mittee on Police OF the Town Council has
made move and intends to have the law
enforced, especially the hotel proprieters
who have, IL claims, abused the privileges
given them. The committee found out
that two OF these places were run night
and day, while others who had the same
kind OF licenses have lived up to the law.
With the exception Of two proprieters,
they were visited by Town Sergeant Keene
who Informed them that their bar rooms
must be closed at II o'clock nightly, and
he gave them solid instructions regard
ing the Sunday law. One of the Com
mittee on Police states that the business
has been carried on too boldly and must
be checked. This is what the majority
of citizens want.
Arrangements Complete.
The arrangements for the Veteran Fire.
mems excursion to the annual muster of
the league to be held at Worcester Thurs.
day next are completed aud the commit
tee has been exceedingly fortunate In
making extra good accommodations In
every particular. The machine will he
shipped Wednesday afternoon In charge
OF two members who will remain with II
until after the squirt" The machine
will be housed at a private house and the
closest watch will be kept. The associa-
tion will meet at o'clock and at O'Clock
embark on the special train, accompanied
by the American Band.
The new flag which was recently pur-
chased by the association will be formally
presented to 1t before It's departure by
President Wilbur of the Town Council,
and President o. w. Wilmarth will re-
ceive 1t In behalf OF the association.
Patroiman Stafford of the police depart
ment, who is also a solid man on the
brakes, will be the color bearer. The
machine Is In prime condition, and with
the stalwart members at the brakes, no
reason is offered why the Volunteer
should not walk away with the first
prize.
Thursday Will be red letter day In the
history of the Volunteers.
Has Begun Training.
Montreal" whose real name is Johr
Portlock and who is matched to fight tn,
Boston light weight, Johnnie Breshir, a
the Metropole Club, Is a resident of thi
village and began training today for tn,
fight which occur September IS for
purse OF S6O0. Montreal Is In good condi.
tion and will train under the direction OF
Prof. Conley, who arrived here from
Iio Will ukut NJ
11S pounds, and has but com.
| paratively small reduction to make. He
will take two weeks at the Metropole
walking In and out of the city daily, and
the last two weeks will be spent In the
country. He is confident of winning and
has many admirers In this vicinity.
The Cadets at Home.
The Temperance Cadets arrived home
from camp Saturday evening I'm good
health and made short parade previous
| to going to their armory. They had q
good time and gained much knowledge oi
camp life.
| Interesting Items.
The Town Council is holding special
meeting this afternoon.
Court Central, A. o. f., will have large
number In line at tomorrow's excursion.
A slight fire I'm a tenement house on
Hedley avenue Saturday evening called
| out the department.
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