Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-22
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Building Boom Strikes
the Town.
TRYING THE NEW LIFE NET.
Grand Army Meeting--A Faithful EN-
ploye-Newsy Notes.

abreast Of the times, also thoroughly
posted In the duties of the position. He
conferred with Town Solicitor Bosworth,
and he will have an ordinance probably
read for the Council to adopt at their
meeting. 1t will clearly define the re-
strictions to the building and demand
nothing but what is proper for both
builder and owner, also for the safety OF
the occupants. There are q number of
buildings now being constructed where
joists used are not Of proper size and would
be no barrier to fire, especially the sills,
| many OF which are now being used.
Stairways and means of q hasty exit In
CAGE OF emergency are important features
and will be looked after. There are yet
some large buildings which have not
complied with the fire escape law, but will
be compelled to. Applications will have
to be made to build to the Council and
the inspector examine the plans. This is
step In the right direction, a. the
thrifty growth OF the village of both ten
ement blocks and large buildings, halls
and manufacturing concerns demands 1t
for the safety of the inmates. Eight
and four tenement blocks are quite ire-
quently noticed between Broad street ana
Lonsdale avenue.
Trying the New Not
The firemen at the Broad street station
net and 1t caused fun, a. well as OK.
perience in that line of duty. The net is
MADE of Russian hemp of extra good size,
and nearly round. 1t is all one piece, and
30 closely woven and arranged is every
fastening that durability and neatness
combine most admirably. In tho center
is a closely woven mating finer that the
rest, which is the supposed place to land.
Heavy, light, middle, bantam and welter-
weights took q hand and rather liked 1t.
Probably II a hot nrc was at their backs
the sensations would not be 90 pleasant.
They jumped first from Q distance Of
about IL feet, then increased 1t to more
than 25. It did not allow any Of them to
strike the ground when properly held.
The trial drew quite an audience, who
rather enjoyed 1t and inspected the net.
For U. q. Positions.
1t should be distinctly understood that
applications for examination for IL posi-
tions in the local postoffice may be made
irrespective of political belief. All appli-
cants should file sheir papers before the
2sth of April.
10 Your Name Heres
The following letters remain at the
postofiice uncalied for. When asking for
the letters say advertised: Nellie Ben
nette, James German, jeremiah Hayes,
Geo. M. Meore, Maggie Martin, Kate Nc
Govern, J. Ren.ames, Mrs. Mary Smith,
Mrs. William Wood. French-Charles
Frechette, SilesX Willette. James Il. Bow
| en-.
An Open Meeting.
For the purpose Of creating enthusiasm
among the soldiers, as we'll as allowing
the public to inspect the new home of
Ballou Post, No. 3, q. A. r., an open meet.
ing will be held Tuesday evening at
which the members with their wives and
friends will attend. The entertainment
will be OF a vocal and instrumental ma
ture, and remarks OF an interesting nature
will be given by prominent gentlemen.
This Is regarded as house warming and
at the same time of personal interest to
old soldiers.
Fair Information.
The fair ofthe Central Falls Temperance
Cadets closes this evening. The sale OF
the combination tickets has been good
and the drawing of the articles will be
awaited with interest.
The second evening Of the Sacred Heart
Temperance Society bazaar was fairly well
attended last evening; and the attractio ion,
are on the increase. Two tables are well
supplied with articles while Q handsome
and newly designed barber's chair to be
voted for is on exhibition. Richard
O'Donnell and Frank McKenna are the
contestants. The fair is open every week
day evening.
A Faithful Employee
Thomas Kilmurry, who during the past
year has been second hand In the cardins
room of the Greene q Daniels Manufac-
turing Company, sewers his connection
there today. He has accepted moro re-
sponsible position at Putnam. He has
been faithful and trustworth by employee
and has the best wishes of many friend,
In his new departure.
The Expert Arrives.
Ex.City Engineer Gray Of Providence
who has been engaged as the expert on
the Dexter street sewer matter, arrived
here this morning, and made an inspect
ion Of the locality, In ccmpsny with En-.
gineer Wilkinson. His plans will be sub
mitted as early as possible to the Council,
then to the taxpayers.
Superior Lodge.
The meeting Of Superior Lodge, I. o. O
F., last evening was the largest attended
for sometime. The FIRST degree Wal
worked on one candidate. The lodge
voted to observe the anniversary of Ode
Fellowship next Thursday evening, with
an entertainment and collation..
Interesting Items.
Andrew Simpson and bride arrived
home from their wedding trip this morn.
ing.