Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-21
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where by Ubiquitous REPORTERS.

The Eurekas want to meet the Wood
bines Saturday.
The Democratic City Committee will
meet this evening.
Tomorrow and Saturday will be OBJ
served by Catholics as fasting days.
Detective Haberlin was so Ill yesterday
afternoon that he was unable to leave the
house.
The Campbell Machine Company's
shop is closed today, and the employees are
at the State fair.
Who said that Pawtucket had only a
dozen or SO men who aspire to fill Mayor
Browns shoes?
Capt. Rice has a nice bouquet on his
desk every day now. Whoever leaves 1t
is unknown to him.
Nicholson & Thackray's store will be
closed tomorrow to allow the employees to
attend the State fair.
The cases OF Lena Generoux, Cora Tay-
lor and James Dorsey come up for trial in
z sAttleborians claim that Pawtucket peo.
pie go hunting in their town on Sundays.
Where are the game constables?
Tomorrow evening the members OF the
Veteran Firemen's Association will call
on Jay Hunt IN sour Boarding House."
Hundreds OF Pawtucket people are at
the State fair today. 1t is Governors Day
and supposed to be the most brilliant Of
all.
This evening meeting OF the Pawtuck.
ct Teamsters Union will be held In Gaelic
Hall and over a score OF new members
Will be admitted.
A big row occurred at the tramps' re-
treat over the State line in Attleboro the
other night. One man, 1t is claimed, was
seriously injured.
The Establishments OF the Pawtucket
Manufacturing Company and the w. n.
Haskell Company were closed yesterday
to allow the employees to attend the State
fair.
The public schools do not close this
year to allow the pupils to go to the State
fair, but they are allowed a day to go II
they desire to without being marked abb
sent.
The Hayes boy, arrested Yesterday by
/. he police as one of gang that has been
into a club house on Lonsdale
avenue, was released after listening to a
lecture.
This evening the grand officers OF the
Grand Lodge will make an official vista
tion TO Samuel Slater Lodge, Sons of st.
George, at s o'clock. There will be COLA
tion and speeches.
Thomas Connolly and Joseph Corcoran,
with cruelty to animals, had their
cases defsulted yesterday morning. The
default was taken of later and the cases
one week.
Late yesterday afternoon one OF the
horses on a Broadway car got frightened
at Lonsdale avenue electric, near the
foot OF Broad street, and leaping sideways
fell on the pole, breaking 1t.
The police were last night looking for a
more or less respected aged citizens whose
wife complained was "blowing in" his
cash In grand style. Several saloons were
visited, but he was not found.
The regular meeting OF Delaney Coun-
ell, X OF c., was held last evening and
there WAS very large attendance. Four
candidates were admitted to the first and
second degrees. The council Is now one
of the strongest organizations in the city.
A. j. Gallagher, the Lonsdale avenue
shoe dealer, has a very fine oil painting on
exhibition In one OF his show windows and
is attracting considerable attention. IT is
the work OF Miss Katie Queenan, prom
ising young lady of Lonsdale, and is en-
titled, "After the Ball"
Since the first OF the month the police
OF New England have been looking for
Walter b. Hennigan, nephew OF Selectman
Hennigan OF North Attleboro, who sud-
denly disappeared from his home In Scitu-
ate. Yesterday the missing young man
was found In Plymouth.
As the car that leaves this city at :35 p.
m. on the Interstate, in charge OF Conduc-
tor Stone, was nearing Barrows' tavern
recently Motorman Maloney perceived q
large heap OF stones piled on the track
After removing the obstruction the cal
proceeded. The miscreants are unknown
At the Temple Sons OF Israel and David
corner OF Friendship and Foster streets
Providence, day OF atonement services
were held yesterday, commencing at 9:3t
a. m. and closing with sunset. Severa
members OF that faith doing business IN
this city closed their stores and ATTENDED
devotional exercises.
Tom McKenna of the Metropole will
meet Frank Steele OF Boston at Dainty
exhibition in Temperance Hall in six
round bout. McKenna Is a good man ant
the meeting will be interesting. Dant.
has made the same offer to James Murra
that he made to Falvey, that Is, he will
give him 600 to box him six rounds
These men are saying that Dainty is afra!'
OF them, but they do not seem anxious 4
meet him.