Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-08-01
CENTRAL FALLS.
Work For the Building Ipspector-Cadets
to Camp Out-PersonaI Mention.

Work For the Building Inspector-Cadets
to Camp Out-Personal Mention.
There is growing community In this
village and likewise a growing building
boom. In the Western district there is
now In the process Of erection a number
of large family houses which are worthy
of investigation, and II is reported that
Inspector of Buildings Simmons will
shortly pay his attention to them and II
not constructed In accordance with the
new law, there is liable to be trouble. A
liable business man states to the TRIBUNE
man that one block on Broad street has
eight sleeping rooms without a window
In any of them. This he
states Is from personal investigation.
Another building that has caused much
comment is one for business and tene-
ments. For the four .tenements there is
but one entrance, ana that a decidedly
narrow one. This kind of building does
not meet the appreciation of the hremen,
who sooner or later Will be called to the
fire-trap. These buildings are con-
structed on cheap scale, irrespective OF
safety and are of such size that make a
most excellent bonfire II ever In flames.
Town Solicitor Bosworth is preparing an
ordinance, and when the Council adopts
Inspector of Buildings Simmons will
make somebody move far different than
ever before. Such Buildings are unfortu-
nate to have In any thickly populated 10.
cality.
Camp Morfarty.
The Central Falls Temperance Cadets
will begin their first encampment at Cres-
cent Park Saturday next and remain un-
der canvas one week. The camp will be
named I'm honor of the first captain and
organizer, Martin +. Moriarty, and the
boys anticipate a good time. They will
OCCUPY pleasant spot at the park and
will go at the work In true soldier style.
The routine work as observed by the
State troops will be followed as near as
possible and the members expect by strict
edge of dress parade, guard mount,
guard duty, etc. The number
Of men will necessitate every man doing
guard duty, and Capt. Phillips does not
propose to slight any one In the line of
work. IL the members are of the opinion
that this is wholly pleasure trip, they
will change their minds upon their re-
turn. They will be comfortably situated,
having cots, and II is their intention to
make their quarters as attractive as possi-
BILE. They will be fed at the hotel dining
rooms, and q most excellent bill of fare
has been made up for every day. Certain
hours will be given the "boys"
for pleasure, and the various
attractions will afford much amuse-
meDt. Their equipments and uni
forms are being put In excellent con-
dition and this company will go into
camp in as good condition as any In New
England. Sunday next they will attend
service at the Riverside Catholic Church,
where the Rev. Father Hardy will preach
a sermon appropriate to the occasion
The location will afford their many
friends an opportunity to make them fire.
quent visits. Captain Phillips states that
he Will carry 35 men including officers
and musicians.
Personal Mention.
l.. w. Thurber is confined to his house
by Illness.
James 3. Bottomley OF Philadelphia is
here visiting relatives.
Letter Carrier Chadwick returned to
duty Monday morning.
Mrs. p. Brit and family are visiting at
Crescent Park during the month OF Aug
ust. Elberon cottage Is located at the ex-
treme east end and Is one of the pleasant
est cottages on the beach.
t. j. Kiiey, who is rusticating at
Bullock's Point, was agreeably surprised
on Sunday evening, his wife presenting
him with a twelve-pound boy. Mother
and son are doing nicely.