Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-12-26
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An affair Of the heart-The circulation
OF the blood
"Monoy talks" but the least little
scare viii shut it up tight.
when young ladies preside Il church
tea they reign as well as pour.
II can only BE- assister to you" a the
typewriter said TO her employer
When a man IL ordered to get geit on
1t is nonsense for him to take offence.
The portrait OF Ex-Governor Littlefeld
in the First National Bank has been
drsped in mourning.
Officer Murphy was taken severely i'll
while on duty at the station last night
and taken to his home.
The City Clerk will be at his Office every
evening this week till O'Clock to accom-
modate those wishing to register.
At the banquets given by men the
women rot toasted; at the luncheous gIv-
on by women the men got roasted.
"Gol lee!" said Tommy, az he sat down
at the table and viewed the spread, 81
NlSu Nhb lhp ih"b'
The man who used to say "ls It hot
enough for your" Is now actively engaged
in telling you what will cure that cold.
Rev. Palmer @. whightman ana wife OF
Branford, Conn, spent Christmas with
their son, j, Lewis Wightman, in this
city.
Frank II. Curry was made happy yes
terday by the gift OF solid gold Elias
charm, from Henry II. Worth OF Provi-
dence.
II doesn't make much difference to
BARRIERS how hard times are. Even In the
best OF times they have to scrape for a
living.
The trolley OF the East avenue electrics
got caught In the wires Saturday after.
noon and WAS pulled completely out OF
the car.
The police ambulance took John Lang
ley, who was threatened with pneumonia,
to the Rhode Island Hospital Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Decrow OF the Gamewell Police
Signal System company presented the
police with a box OF Christmas cigars
Saturday afternoon.
The nag IL fioating at hal; mast on the
Veteran Firemen Hall, in respect to eA'
Gov. Alfred Ii. Littlefield, who was a
member OF he association.
The committee on organization OF the
Union club rendered complimentary
supper to number OF their friends at the
parlors OF the club Saturday evening.
The pupils OF the Broadway school sent
out 10 Christmas dinners to worthy poor
families yesterday. This Is the 10th year
the pupils Of this school have done this
kind deed.
"This life," said the man who stood on
the cellar stair with coal bucket In his
hand, "would be one succession OF sweet
surprises II coal only came up as easily as
the price does"
Complaint was made to the police Sun
day that the large and handsome fir trees
in the st. Francis cemetery had ffered
at the hands OF Christmas tree hunters,
the top OF several being cut of.
Patrick German and Henry j. Flynn,
who were injured three weeks ago by a fall
from an electric light pole, have so far re-
covered from their injuries as to require
the services OF physician no longer.
man named O'Rourke was riding on
Pleasant street near Division street bridge
Sunday evening, when a " heel OF his car
riage caught in the street car track and
hnt
not injured.
Officer Tompkins Is on duty days this
week at the police station, and Officer
O'Brien performs the same duty nights.
Officer Black covers Officer Tompkins's
beat and Officer Orrin Slocum covers OH
Ger O'Brlen's beat.
A pair OF horses attached to n wagon be.
longing to Joseph Brant OF Providence
ran away cars on Lonsdale avenue Sun
day evening. They cleared themselves
from the wagon, but were caught on West
avenue without doing much damage.
The following are the feasts in the
calendar OF the Catholic Church for this
week: Today, st. Stephen, proto martyr;
tomorrow, st. John, evangelist; Thurs
| day, Holy Innocents; Friday, ST. Thomas
a Beckett, bishop and martyr; Saturday,
st. Sabinus, bishop and martyr.
Arthur j. Il. Readio, died at ,fis home
on Prospect street, yesterday morning OF
typhoid fever, with other complications,
aged 80 years. Mr.. Readio was n sketch
maker at the Dunnell Print Works for
many years, and was prominent and
active member OF the Pawtucket Boat
club. lie leaves a wife and family.
Saturday afternoon August Berndt
made an assignment TO Hugh J. Carroll.
A meeting OF the creditors was held Sat
urday, when the terms offered by MIR.
Berndt were taken exception to by one OF
the heavy creditors, and the assignment Is
the outcome OF this meeting. The as.
signee states that the work under con-
tracts already taken by MIR. Berndt will
be carried out just the same, under the
supervision OF the architects, and that
the business will not be allowed to sui.