Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-01
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| Now for Christmas.
| Did you get the wishbonef
Did you enjoy your turkey
| Frand Warmley OF Lonsdale Is visiting
In Fall River.
Now let's keep right on being thankful
the rest OF the year.
Have you fully recovered from the
effects of that big dinnerf
The number OF dodgers at the police
station last evening reached one score.
Central Falls is to have polo, and Paw
tucket admirers OF the games will be good
patrons.
Frank K. Gree SLIT of the Telegram
and wife spent Thanksgiving at Daniel
sonvilie, Conn.
The police did not have much work out
OF their usual line to attend yesterday,
but few arrests being made.
The Pawtucket Cycling Club took a
pleasant spin to Providence yesterday and
witnessed the Elmwood road races.
Every performance at Lothrop's
theatre yesterday was attended by an
audience limited only by the size of the
auditorium.
ing a carriage, In which James Dunn and
wife of North Attleboro were riding, was
run into by q carryall containing four
men. The North Attleboro carriage was
badly damaged, but no one was injured.
Ihe attachment on the Interstate Street
Railway Company by Cornelius Field OF
New York for $500 is understood to be
on q claim for looking over surveys, plats,
ETC., OF the compyny some slime ago. 1t Is
understood the Interstate disputes the
amount OF the bill, hence the attachment.
Two keepers are in the PawtucRet Office
OF the company.
Owen Cough, better known as "Pea-
nuts" Cough, wanted a Thanksgiving
dinner-a natural wsnt-yesterday 80 he
went into the house of Benjamin Carpen.
ter, No. 70 Cedar street, and took from the
Ice chest a turke y and a quantity Of cooked
mutton chops. The chops he put into his
pocket, and took the turkey under his
house and was followed and watched
until a policeman could be notified, when
he was arrested.
Lewis Marcus OF Central Falls and Miss
Resell Levenson OF Carolina were mar.
ried at samoset Hall, Carolina, Tuesday
t,t ka
mony. The bride was attIred In white
satin, with bridal veil and wreath OF
flowers. Miss Rose Levenson, the brides
maid, wore cream m-color cashmere, with
pink trimming. The hall was tastefullv
decorated. A large number OF friends
were present, supper was served and
dancing followed until late hour.
The latest order issued to trainmen on
the New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad is that relating to the wearing
OF hats In drawing room coaches. As the
patrons OF this road who ride In these
palaces are OF class A, they are to be res
pected. While they occupy one OF these
cars IL is the same as their home, and
tIainmen who have occasion to enter
them must remove their hats and see that
their hair Is In good order. Newsboys
must do the same, but the conductor is
given permission to keep his hat on. The
duty OF seeing that the new law Is en-.
forced falls upon the conductor.
Tonight "The World" company comes
back and the great spectacular nautical
drama will be produced In all its elegance
at Lothrop's Grand Opera House. "The
World" besides its great scenic effects,
has a storythat Is most interesting and
the comedy element is very strong.
Comedians McElroy and McHugh have
great parts and make let's of fun. The
novel panoramic effects In the escape from
the asylum are really something to won
der at. Miss Edith Mai, Miss lola Pom
eroy and Miss Nellie Hancock are all
making pronounced hits In "The World"
Remember tonight and tomorrow after
noon every lady attending the perform
ances OF "The World" will receive finely
finished portrait OF Miss Edith Mai.
The results OF yesterday foot ball games
between the three leading teams OF this
city have left much doubt as to which
club is entitled to supremacy. The Wan
derers were clearly not at their best when
they allowed the North Ends to defeat
them by score OF to 4, and the latter
must have been suffering from their hard
struggle OF the morning to succmb to the
Y. M. {. AS to the tune Of to at Ade-
laide Park In the afternoon. Interest In
the New England League game between
the Free Wanderers and Y. NJ. Z. AS on
Dexter street tomorrow is intense and
every one is looking for one OF those
grand old spirited contests which used to
bring out all the cranks. The kick-off
will be at 2;i5 so as to permit OF the game
| being finished In good light.