Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-05-22
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Sunday Observed in the
Usual Manner.
BEER SALOONS WIDE OPEN
The Trouble Among Sweeney's Men.
Children's Sunday-Notes.

The same routine OF business was kept
up Sunday In this Republican village as
during the past year in the wet goods
line and kitchen barIooms were more
plenty than for the past two months.
The regular liquor dealers did fair
business although some portion OF their
trade went to the former named places,
where beer flowed freely from early morn
until after 10 o'clock. The police had
little else to do than keep the gangways
whore the traffic was clear and the main
streets passable to those who were out for
a walk on legitimate business. Church
people commented freely upon the condi-
tion OF things and those who were
strangers obtained a poor opinion of the
place.
On Dexter street business was brisk,
except at such times as the town sergeant
was about that vicinity and ali kinds OF
drinks were served to the thirsty patrons
who are foolish enough to get "bowl,"
then stand near the place OF business. In
the forenoon Officer Sylvester captured
man and woman so paralyzed that tenn
porary "hurry up" was brought into use,
uhu Ahc pulI thhtn W tht bldtiOhs
More town ordinances were postet,
and in the eastern district at times trade
was dull. The dealers In general COM
piled with the screen law, and OCCASION
ally Sergeant Keene would glight from
his wagon aud peer into the saloons. At
times certain parts of the village was
miniature Coney Island, amusement being
on the go and "grog" on tap.
At jerks park two young men enter
tanned several visitors with SCRAP"
which smused the male witnesses. Bicy-
Gle riders were plenty and livery stables
exhausted their supply of turnouts.
A number of people went down the
river, and the churches were all attended.
Political bosses were at work, and, all in
all, it was pleasant though lively day in
this portion of the largest town.
Court Central Bail Team.
Court Central, A. o. F., now has ball
team and II is composed cf members who
are good ball players. They are anxious
to meet any court team in the State. Ad-
dress Thomas Eaean, No. l3 Nickerson
street, Pawtucket, r. l.
The Central Falls Cadets held meeting
Sunday and voted to make heir first en-
campment at Crescent Park some time In
the month of July. A committee visited
the place yesterday to complete the ar
rangements.
No News OF Collins.
Daniel Collins, the man mentioned as
the person who jumped over the Main
street bridge at Pawtucket Friday after
noon, Is still missing from his boarding
house and the people there are of the
opinion that 1t must be him. A faithful
search at places where he formerly visited
reveals no knowledge of his whereabouts,
and from the description OF the man in
the water Collins's parents believe it is
surely him. Mrs. Kelly states that IL he
was anyw here In trouble he would GER
trinity let her hear from him.
Complimentary Social.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
will give a complimentary social to the
many friends who aided I'm their recent
fair. The gathering will be held at their
hall, and during the evening the success
full candidates will receive the articles
which they won.
Cbildren's sunday.
Yesterday at the Broad Street Baptist
Church was Children's Sunday. At
the morning service the pastor, Rev.
George p. Perry, preaching a sermon to
the little ones which was equally instruc-
tive to the older members Of the con-
gregation. In the evening Sunday
concert was held.
Sweeney Denies II.
Building mover Sweeney denies the
statement this morning reported about
the streets that his men went on strike
after beginning work today at tue usual
time. A few OF the men quit on account
Of the price OF pay, but the majority were
found at work as usual. The dissatisfied
men left and others at once went to work.
Interesting Items.
NJ. Core and wife were in town Sunday.
Democratic town convection this even
Ing.
Howard Chase of Yarmouth is a guest
OF relatives.
Company q will hold an out door guard
mount dr'll this evening.
Four drunks were each fined IS an
costs in the District Court this morning.
The veteran firemen Will hold special
meeting Wednesday evening.
Baliou Post will meet Tuesday evening,
for the last time previous to Memorial
Day.
Tuesday afternoon, at the residence OF
Mrs. b. +. Bowen the w. &. T. U. will
hold parlor meeting.
MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1893.
HANDsoMEsT AND BEST.