Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-26
CENTRAL FALLS.

Judge Gof had a large bill OF fare to di-
gest this morning. Tho two females who
were taken from Central street Bowery
fined s2 aud costs. Four others were
fined the same amount and Louis
Gresham went to Cranston to work out a
fine OF 80 and costs for assault upon
hostler james Knight. Mrs. Collier, who
was charged with assault, had an amusing
trial and was discharged. The most
anxious case to the spectators was
guilty TO the charge OF being C. d. and
will be tried tomorrow.
"Let There be Light"
The gas jets In the armory of Company
q shone as brightly last evening as did
the eyes OF Capt. Lithgoe when he lit a
match and said to the scribe, "All .. h"
The bill was paid and the fluid flowed as
heretofore. But this armory IL without
water in case of fire.
There was good drill meeting, and the
men are showing an increased proficiency
in the handling OF the rifle. The men
enlist and again retain the company's
former record.
Very Near an Accident.
A resident of fremont street, who fire.
ing, gives vivid description OF what
came near being serious accident Sun
day evening about $50 o'clock on that
portion OF Broad street which is so poorly
lighted. This particular part is not in
cluded In the fire district limits and is
lighted by private parties.
a party wagon bound for Lonsdale con-
tanning number OF young men was be-
ing driven towards the bridge, while a
top buggy came from the opposite direc-
ton. Ii was dark under the shade of the
trees and the crash came. The occupants
OF the buggy were landed in the street
They were not badly injured but some
what bruised. The axle Of the carriage
was broken. The team belonged to a
Pawtucket livery stable where it was
taken.
Has Made "a Change.
The mentioning OF a sad case in this
village In last Wednesdays TRIBUNE had
a good effect for the unfortunate man
His fleets were sold for fairly good sum
and he was cared for as bes; possible by
members OF the secret order to which he
belongs.
Reduction of Wages.
Notices have reached the employees OF
the Farwell Woolen Company that begin
ming one week from Wednesday a reduc
| tion In their wages will take place. The
mill will continue To run as usual. This
plant has not lost day since the depres
sion began.
| ne Obeyed Orders.
| Ii is stated Officially" that a specia
officer who preferred to do duty in 1
somew hat different manner than tha
prescribed by his superiors, acquiesced t'
| their orders, and worked where he wa
placed Sunday.
| Interesting Items.
Several people owning grape vines com
plain OF visits from fruit thieves last even
ing.
George Burt OF Dexter street is recover
ing from long Illness.
Frank Johnson OF Hartford was CUES
| OF friends here Monday.
The Contrtl Falls Athletic Foot ball tear
have a surprising good list OF players.
Several memp pers OF tue police depart
mont were in attendance at the Gran
Jury Monday.
A good attendance OF veteran firemen
desired at tomorrow evenings meeting a
the machine is to be given "shakin
up"
Considerable money changed hand
here yesterday on the Smith Dixon fight
The family OF William Guimond, VIII
died recently, received today the benefl
cial fund from the st. Jean Baptist So
ciety OF which deceased was member