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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
VALLEY FALLS.

Daniei Kelly, charged with completely
In the burglaries at several stores In this
village on Monday night last, Is held by
the Boston police sut horities to await the
action OF the police OF Gu berland in pro-
curing the papers necessary to extradi,e
him from Massac husetts. Kelly is about
22 years of age, and but for penchant fol
being "spor'y" would be a nice young
man. Hrs association with the "bowery
gang" has not, so It Is said, tended to i'm
prove him, and, IL he should he brought
back to Rhode Island and convicted Of he
crime OF burglary, be would have cause tc
regret his sporting prociivites.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
DIFFERENCES SETTLED.
Philatep phia's Argument For Twenty-Five.
Cent Admissions Carries the Day.

New YORK, N"y. II The b 'srball mag
mates gathered y, serday r their second
days session | was devoted to di,cuss ng
the Phil ldnlp ia matter. MIR. X grrs made
a loug plea r his sid. of he ca. e. which
was answe;e p nes.ly ii the de gates.
The Ques on WAS finally set led by be
rtsolutio pr. entpd hy Chris Won der Abe
ami AL opted hy vote Of IL % /
II stated at there was IN evident mis-
understanding ov,r the matter. 1t was
resolved that all Il ffri enc,s Hffe ting the
payment an ec'ipt Of money be termi-
mated md hat cac. club r, tain all such
receipt | W al decided To withdraw
aud abio lIe tlr In az oil a agreement.
This allows y ilalelI Ihia G. r,tain her
earn ng- for 1893, bat ,rovidrs that in
fu ure - AS = clubs mus divide t. re-
c,ipts on either % or 80 cent admission
basis. rece 'lug from the other clubs n
sim lar iv ion.
Pre- ident I"ung announced thlt the
names Of the - lem w'o compr Sc the
committee ca plryi ru!es lre ms follows:
John I Bust, Chi Won der Abe anu A.
j. Re Ch
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
DIED THIS MORNING.

Thomas Kelly Pass-. AWAY An.rs Long
Iln,ss.
Thomas II. Kelly died at his home,
24g Pleasant street, his morning at /
O'Clock after long Illness. He was In
his 3sth year and leaves u wife and two
children.
He was a liquor dealer and member OF
the Retail Liquor Dealers Association and
a meeting OF that organization will be
held Sunday to take action on his death.
He was also member Of the Veteran
Firemen's ASSOCIATION. The funeral will
be solemnized Monday morning.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.
The List of Buyers and sellers OF Land For
the Past Week.

The List OF buyers ana Seiiers OF Lanu TOT
the Past Week.
The following are the real estate sales
transacted during the past week:
George II. Robinson and others to Will
liam Williams two lots on the Gooding
and Perry plat.
William Markey, by attorney, to vii.
liam Farrell land and buildings on East
street.
Bradford NJ. Collins to Albert Spencer
lot on the Pidge farm plat.
James l.. Wheaton to Maurice Tren-
guer lot on Anthony street.
james l.. Wheaton to Maurice Trenguer
a lot on the Wheaton plat.
Harriet l.. Morse to James l.. O'Niell
land on the OAKLAND plat.
George l.. Walker and wife to j. Fran.
celia Alling the homestead estate on Park
place.
Alden W. Sibley to Matte J. Arnold
three lots on Assessors plat No. "A.
George w. Newell ana others to Benja-
min W. Gardner and J. A. Chace land on
Dexter street.
b. A. and r. A. Gage, by attorney, 10
Arthur w. Stanley land and buildings on
Front street.
David Harrison and wife to Robert
Russell and wife land and buildings cn
East Cole street.
ii. A. Burlingame to Mayetta F. Burlin-
game two lots on Hunt avenue.
William Farrell to Anne Markey land
and buildings on East street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
new ENGLAND BRIEFS,

Willard B A..hy va, appointed as
sistant pu.tr. tt 1t ; dem, Mass.
Mrs. WiluHm l. Iaupr tempted To
commit ,ulc dc h. taking Ltaaanum at
Waltham, Mp-s
An AT empl was m to bio. up a hall
at Scituate, Ma, where temper nee and
religious NEE, ipgs are held.
More trampS re appying ( r lodgings
at the Newto lH > p ice station than
ever before ~ the his ory of the cry.
The president aud secretary # the de
fuuct Order ot ni'y a.ked the SUI RENE
court o. allow l..us ,a,ic> OF Sl5 q each.
Mr., Ruby A. Arm ID Of Quincy, Mass.
who WIS Wis. eel b., mask Il buIgIar and
Jumped ON window, d.,d rom her IN
juries
A brake nan named MacD maid was
killed on tie New Euglapd road, near
Mechanicsvi Com, by str'king a
bridge.
James Wi tcrbottom ~ Fall River,
Mass, Whle i.raugcd, attcmoted suicide
A. New iJc,i o.d, Il" py Jrmping into
the nv r.
The business leu ui Et, Rochester, y.
n have uic. Il 'ue MuGl,e Sho, company
TO remove fro.a op,iug lie, Me-, % East
Roche tr
Heur, FRAN. sn cmpl y" of n, Brook
ne M 90 Ga- LIg"t company, was in-
mrd ~ TIA &C Il nlsl uisyh hurge II n
aanitrc ,tr dye
An app icauon has b"en made Tor the
tppoinl ment Of new trustee Tor the
Loud a. de-. of Tue Boston Safe Deposit
aud Trust company.
Rev W. " liza, deu has resigned the
pas orale # tu" Ere Baptist church at
south Berwick VI ., aud ccept call to
the Free IS q il church At Brockton, Mass.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
AMUSE en- IS.
Lothrop's Grand Opera Rouse

II you wish an evenings rare enjoy
ment drop In at Lothrop's Opera House
and see Mi iss Florence Hamilton and stock
company In "49." This Is q rollicking
play, foil of fun, action, life and novel
situations, as far as eastern theatregoers
are concerned. The momber OF the com
psny are all doing good work ard sight
OF the beautiful Wortb's costume worn
by Miss Hamilton In The last act will
prove a Joy TO every lady attendant.
Don't forget the mitinse tomorrow ai-
ternoon, which will be the last OF the
week.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
BIG GUNS ON HAND.


NEW YORK, Nov. l7-G vernon Mckin-
ley OF o 10 arrv in New York yesterday
aiteruoon VT him washs inva i'll wifr
and two friends. Govrrnor Mex nj y re-
fused To b. interviewed at Length. He
said he bad cDme here for little rest.
1t l. said that there Will be a CO. ference
of Republican leaders at the Windsor
while Mr. Nick nley H. here for the pur.
pose of sdrt,ng a presidential boom for
th great advocaO- ol nigh tariff. Tnere
are many prominent RrguDl cans in town,
incl ydiug Joseph +. Mauley OF Maine,
Stephen B. r. kins Of West NIrg mia and
other members OF the national RepuDl can
committee
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
BOLD, BAD BOYS.
They Robbed a House on Pine
Street
And Borrowed q Wheelbarrow to
Garry Off the Plunder.

The four boys, Sullivan, Hsnnaway,
Eagan and Kenyon, arrested Saturday
night charged with breaking and enter
ing, to which they confessed, were very
bold youths.
1t now comes to light that about the
time they began their career as burglars
one or more OF them took some wire from
the yard OF James Graham OH Pine street.
The stu n taken was not 80 very valuable
but the manner In which the joh was
done was daring. After securing their
booty they borrowed a wheelbarrow to
carry 1t away.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
CENTRAL FALLS.
People Complain OF Bsd Locaiity-A
stabbing Anrsy-Au The News.

People Complain OF Bsd Locaiity-A
s,abbinx Anr~y-An 'hs News.
People residing In the Western part OF
the village will at the next meeting OF the
Council call attention to the lot on Ions
dale avenue covered with brush and
which affords a good opportunity for
loiterers about the locality OF both sexes,
and at times some OF the eighbors claim
disgraceful scenes are witnessed. Men
and women congregate there and expose
to the people bottles Of liquor. Children
going to and from school see sights which
are not of good impression. The police
visit the place as often as they can and
scatter those who congregate there. Yes
terday afternoon fght took place be-
tween four young men who were all un-
der the influence OF liquor. Two fthem
were badly injured and when a taxpayer
went after he police they were carried
away by friends. Youthful thieves are
also frequently seen In the lot and escape
arrest by goilg a shoit distance either In
to his villege or over the city line OF
Pawtucket. IL he owners OF the land
would clear tho p ace OF the small trees
and brush 1t would destroy the rendez-
trouble.
For Registry Voters.
Town Clerk Crawford has announced
dates and places for the purpose of accom-
modsting the registry voters OF the town
On these dates the book will be open fol
81 nd ~
necessitate the voters making trip to thu
Town House. Albion, Thursday, Nov. %
| $50 to IL a. M; Manville, to $3.50 y. m.
Saylesville, Dec. l, 8 u. m, to p. M.
Lonsdale, Dec. 7, 1880 TO 10 p. M; Lime
rock, Dec. 13, to 4p. m. On all othe
days registration may be made ut th'
| Town House.
| Loot ing up Testimony.
| Certain parties were engaged during th'
past three days visiting places obtaining
evidence in regard to the coming investi
CATION before the Town Council Monda,
next.
Lumber Upset.
A load OF hard pine lumb ber, driven from
Providence, came to grief on Washington
street this morning by the breaking OF tn
forward axle. Charles Harding, tn
driver, was thrown to the ground but es
capped injury.
VIII sue for Damages.
The members Of the Cercle Jacque
Cartier, who are erecting the larg
new block on Broad street In which tn
Bon Marche clothing store 10 located, sn
into which 80 many times sheriffs hav
gained an entrance by forcing res
door, claim that they are getting tired G
such work and will now appeal to tn
law.
A Cutting ARRAY.
John Aigan keeps saloon on Pr
street, and yesterday afternoon friend {
his entered the place. Soon after an al
gument began and during the discussion
the visitor suddenly drew q knife an
D stabbed Aigan twice.
. To Sell the Estate.
!, The well known Cummings estate @
Clay street will be sold at Mortgagee
sale next week.
Photographic Supplies specially At N
Callum's. ~ Central street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
LILLIAN LOOSE AGAIN
Pretty Prima Donna Granted a
Divorce.
She Also Secures Custody Of Her z
Year-Old Child.

NEW YORK. \ v IL Lillian Russell,
the prims donna, ohtaine from Judge
McAdam the aunu mehi of her marriage
60 Edward ; lomon, he comic opera com
poser She Also secured tha custody of
her little 7-year-o'd child, Lillian, Il only
issue Of the mar ia e. The annu,ment
was secured by default.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
LON SOALE.

Rev. ar. Wilson, pastor OF the Primi-
tive Methodist Church, is out OF town on
q brief vacation. He will return Dec. 10.
Rev. Mr.. .CIsppeli Of Providence will
supply Mir. Wilson's pulpit on Sunday
next and will preach teIu peraDce sermon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
A Desperate Encounter.

CAIRO, Nov. l1-Usman Azrak, at he
head OF 3OO dervisnes, attacked Murat
Wells, where tur Arabs had n frien ly
positio under S,Ien Bey. L dervshes
were rcpus.d wan tn. loss ol 20 XII Ell.
Fourteen We k lied % Ia, other 81 o.
Saleh hey had nj ne eastern deser, 10Y
ally I,tr many v a,,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
POLICE HAD WARNING
Kept a Close Guard Upon
Antonio SaCCO.
SAFELY LANDED IN BOSTON
At One Time 1t Looked as Though He
Might Get Away.

BosroN, No, : The, very tired men
aliRhted fio.n the & icago train which
rolled into the FiDchhurg depot al 1890
O'c ock last n,ght, after a very Interesting
Journey Tao II the men were CAPITA n
Cain and Sergelt RnsattO Of police station
I. The third VA Antonio Sa co, Who, In
connection with the fatigue Of the jour
ney. bore an add ional loa of anxiety be
cause he WIS eng brought hack - this
city tDbr RED on the charge OF numbering
James SOU res NJ the North End IN May
2s Of tine preset We n.
Since esc 4 ing from the city Sscco has
been all over the coultr in his efforts to
escape the poc' He has Lost con ,idera-
ble II, sn, AMI has grown n iull beard.
The po Ice have recei, ed private toforma-
tion which leaiS them u believe hat the
great Italian secr,t organization. La
Malta. intended TO take a haud in the
affair, although the susp c's did not In
troiuce h-mselvrs in any way.
IN. wsr"ing.
Before lesvinQ Chicago an Italian Of that
city went To Cap al Cain and Sergc ant
Rose tn ami tod him to keep Il sharp eve
on their prisoner on the way home or they
would be ia danger of losing him. He
could say nothing more definite, but the
warning az needed.
They lefl Chicago ~ 2:30 O'clock Wedne y
day al fternoon ,ver the Nickel Plate line,
md r,ac led Fosi ora, O., without incident
OF any kind IL wa IN duight when it
touch d that place, and the fist man to
board the train WIS tue chief OF police OF
that city.
He introduced himself 70 the Boston
officers, and told them tina he called on
them for the purpose of putting them on
the guard against a gang 4 ltal ans who
had boa ded the train, and who, while
wsitlng for IT, e. arrive, had been talking
Of r,scuing TIE prisoner, wno was being
taken to Boston.
The Italirn~ were not long in putting in
an appearance. Six of them fled into the
smoking cariu which the s,nrr and hi
guardians sat, aud aft { they had settled
upon "A plan of some sort, Oie Of the crowd
walked 10y - the sat occupied by the
| party bound for Boston, and AID N Italian
| To Sacco: "What part If Ijaly are you
| fr MP"
Naples responded Sacco.
| Reacy tnr Emergencies.
| The 80 n :rr Aas tnout I prupouud an
| other question hen the capt In pushed
| him to he tther end 4 he car, ord'red
hi companions IL 20 With him d tIok
| Oh rye f h ira for the ime being II,
| orde cred ia n no t. ADDE'S he prisoner
| again, mi a. commands were Oheycd, al
| though vi i hut poor grace.
The Officers had her revolver, ready 4
case Of trauhl 1,d the trinmru had beer
| armed, but here wts n d mdni for th'
| active usc o. their hooters. The gam
was closely watched on the train all night
and left the car at Bufia U without III k
| ing any fur he trouble.
This httle crcumstince, substantiate
by h-r evidruce in the ~ session Of tn
officers letv uo DOUBT n their mind
that n we'll i"und plan TO rescue tn
prisoner had IN made, and that IL Nigh
have borne fruit buy for the timely warn
ing which they received and the prepara
| tion- which tn Y . ade.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
At lastl

The Cogeswell fountain, that objection
able .rnament In Main street square, is az
last To be taken awsy TO seek more
quiet location. 1t will be transferred TO
Oak Grove cemetery.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Tn Law eiied.

JACKSONVILLE r "a. y .. i7.-Tne gov
ernor has II.-tructei he sheriff not To al
low prize hsh,s TO 1nKe Place in DuvM
cJduty, b .ae ,yhd cat H.DCn ,ut up
S25, ,OUU TOR he COrbett-M / heel battle say
A will come of, u .vprihtless
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
ACTRESS INJURED.
Miss Florence Hamilton Got a Had Fall
Last Night In 40"

Last Night In "Ig."
Miss Florence Hamilton, the leading
lady OF the "49" company playing at
Lothrop's, last night received a bad fall
In the mountain scene.
Her head ana left arm were cut.
Although suffering from shock, besides
her injuries, she pluckily continued her
part TO the end and few In the audience
knew OF the accident.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Brockton Takes Part OF Bridocwater

BosroN. Nov, l7.-Py the vote Of the
people OF Brockton at the last election "A
part OF the to'n of Btid-ewater became
annexed 20 at Y Thr fer has now
be HI ! 'lv ann uHoe. by 5, cretary of
STATE q n ocum. mt recorded at his
office Yesterday
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Was Short Lived.

PITTsBURG Nov 1.-THE National Plate
Glass doc a Iou has SOi e u pieces. Sec
retary Wheeler says that OWING TO the
light demand Tor pa . gsss and foge,gn
comprttiun the uIa uiacturers deci Ell
not to continue 1 longer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Gath rinQ In Anarchists

MARsEILLEs, Nov i7.-FOrty anarchists
have U,eI n re n herc. a ~ OF
an rchi,tc urndbillS AID pamphie,s nave
been seized, n he whole city is in "a state
OF pa L., foil wiug "a. attempt TO bio a.,
tn dence Ge err .. JuriIu
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
cypress Thief Captured.

CONCORD H., Nov l7.-George {.
Towle wa arrested H. Ch'chr-'er yester-
day afterna n o. p, charge OF br .tking aud
entering The Concord AMI Montreal raj
road pas cn., r station AT Chich ster Pine
Ground, Nov. ., and stealing express mat
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Troops Ordered Out.

DENvER, Nov. "a. C neral McCoJk,
commander The departure OF { q
RADIO, has ord red al trou ps under his
command o proceed 20 tn. sceu- OF ,.e
Mexican rpuble. ihese consist Of four
troous of cavalry
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Yellow lacks Enemy Appears.

BWU UAsw ICK, ia, Nv TT &c was
frost at Brunswick yest rday, and the re
suit WAS iht-ns. Joy Tue yellow fever
Epidemic ends, prscti H., niglt. for A..
Other frost 10 b ok, d tor ,oday
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

There were universal praises by thousands
tally awnried Ia the de ictous and heRlthful
CHOCOLAT MENIER di-ps nscd at the
Nenier Pavilion Mt the World's Fail. The
same this week at n ward Y. Giilan's, lieHl
Tes House, l<s Main street. Call snd sam
nj
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
The Situation at havana.

NEW lOHk. NuN. l., >enger On the
steamship II AN jus from II vrna. says
that hl ~ ~ reefs e
guarded vi Ia 50 q c.~ run Il witn rit :.
aud Ia y iiCv cay ,Nvr ra word
in their Ipl.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
buviras lyCeum.

Tn ere will be an important meeting OF
the Aqui mas Lyceuln Sunday afternoon.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

- men that bough' hats nj " East avenue last
iufday and saved fro - hOc u tl by pur.
chasing their Hats at Mctsraths.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

At tie woodUine b-st piac. m ne city "a
fnake your purchases w. this line
Lkws q 0u ap
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
als,r 9nra $tore.
For Tomorrow, Sa aturday, Novem-
Der Is. 1898.

4ts oy no means an
every day happening for
you to buy and for us to
sell such goods at the
prices we offer them TO-
morrow.
Tomorrow see the illumi-
mated diagonal SOC Dress
Goods to be sold at 29c a
yard.
Tomorrow see the $l.25
Print Wrappers to be sold at
69c each.
Tomorrow see the remain
der of the all silk cream and
black Lace that we are selling
at &c per yard.
Tomorrow See the Mems
75c Overshirts which we are
selling at SOC each.
Tomorrow see the Trimmed
Hats at $1.69, $1.89 and
$1.98 each; worth double.
A s snsatiou in Amure
Cloak-Our Sale Tomor-
row.
A jobbing house had to re-
duce stock. We helped them.
2 cases, about 4,SOO yards,
Of woven cotton Armure
Cloth, printed in fast colors,
in very pretty, neat and de-
sirable designs in black
grounds, in dark blue
grounds, brown grounds and
garnet grounds, with different
color flower spots and small
figures. This fabric opened
this season at IL 1-2c a yard.
1t was no success at that
price, but at the price we
shall offer it it makes the best
Printed Fabric ever offered
at the price. We begin the
sale on them tomorrow morn.
ing.
AT
Sc PER YARD.
Ready tomorrow morning
in our Cloak Room, IS sam.
pie garments packed up by
our buyer this week al
one third the regular prices
THEY ARE CHEAP.
If the manufacturers DOM
disappoint us we expect te
show an elegant assortment
Skirt Jackets tomorrow. W.
have one coming at SO which
is great value.
Our stock of Children:
Cloaks is very large.
25 dozen large size white
Damask Doylies, usual price
81, at Toe a dozen.
25 dozen full size Dime,
Napkins at SLIP; worth l.5(
dozen.
% dozen of plain white
Damask Towels, knottee
fringe, large size, at %
each. If you see thes'
Towels you will acknowledg,
it is the best you ever bough
at the price.
30 dozen Women's blacl
Lisle Hose, with bleachec
white tees and heels, at hal
price. These Hose have sol'
at Soc all the season. By
fortunate purchase we ar
able to offer them to you a
25c a pair.
Underwear, Gloves an,
Mittens for Men, Boys, Girl
and Infants.
Right goods at the loves
prices.
Cardigan Jackets for Me
- U1o~a.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

Horse Clipping by Machine
All. a.. Bnrber's stable, ross street. Hacks
fOr funerals. weddings, etc. TIE ephone.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

Don't Forget Ksiisv . Taylor
at the -Pickwick," kast avenue. hest pop
ular place In the oily.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

rrvpWant Al. ~ me rRimrS,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

Ths ONLY "ksr
Can be found at the "Pickwick." East ave
nue., Kelly a Taylor. proprieters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

For the best Lager ana Liquors Z, town
Kelley 4 Taylor. Proprieters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Higgins Brothers
Mount Vernon VIII skies.
Mcorstn's, 90 East Avenue.
rry q want al. IN tue TRIBUNk

Our styles and prices on Hats excel any
place In the State
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
MODEL GRAND RANGE FOR 1893.
HANDSOMEsT AND BEST.
PRICES FROM 5000 UPWARD,
LESS DISCOUNT FOR CASH
FLINrs BOSTON FURNITURE CO.,
JUST OVER THE BRIDGE.
Cooks Cash Market, a. Broad Street,
wb.r, 7. eand n High str,.,g

Oht That IL Kennison's Music store, right
AtileDoro. IL II the best place IN the city To
have pictures framed, or To buy Pictures,
Pianos. Organs or anything In the line OF
music and art
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17
Visit the .Pickwick"

Nor ings- Beecham's Pills with drink OF
wAterl
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

INOR sALE-One good mouse lof, front
T. ing 80 feet on Garden street. petws'.
Randall street and Jcffers IN avenue. Nnst
be sold al once. Apply To NJ. MOf CO,
sol Main street. Passtucket' hL
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-17

!1AAvssA11 g Rsiissss.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23

Its only o,namcntation consists Of . narrow
bias fold OF plaid silk around the bottom.
The basque. pointed back and front htH
tightly IN 10 made quite plainly. WtdS
revera Of plaid silk sot oil the front. IN,
woke II collar arc OF pale blue velvet.
The sleeves oonsi, = Of aInras puff Of the
roplin reaching 10 tho elbow. aud tight
emf Of tbs plaid. One Of tho prottisst kind
OF houss Qowns and ono which IL quite =
nscsssary adjuuct Of = comp.sts wardrobe
IL a tea gown. II 10 not only III for uss in
receiving guests, but oan b. worn for an
ordinary evening ocoasion. Mixtures OF
silk and wool OF short materials OF the
crspon n poplin sorts nfe excellent for
these, aud laos and velvet can be used for
trimming 10 greatly sccsntuats their beauty.
Have you ever noticed tho tendency wo-
men havo to suok thinRs7 Not lemonade.
soda and things like that. which she might
b forgiven for sucking these hot days. but
things that are not nsnnt 10 suck. A wo-
mans lead pencils are always ohswed. She
can't write an ordinary nots without get
miatnking the end Of her pen. Tit ends
OF her fans are always nibbled, she cans
hold \ bunch Of flowers without biting the
leaves and Il she has a single blossom In
her hand u 10 sure to got into her mouth.
A woman simply can't hold n single rose or
In her mouth and presently holding II that
WAY. Coins OF all kinds She holds In her
mouth, Whenever possible. Notice in
= car how many women take
theit fare from their mouth. Pins
and hairpina are taken care Of
In the same place. When n woman does mp
her hair. the locks that are not being ar
ranged arc held In her mouth II she can
possibly got he. d of them. All these things
you will 500. directly you stop to think Of
them and to note the ways of the dear
capricious asx, and you will find that they
get a lot more things than those mentioned
he . into that SAM rosv receptacle, either
for convenience or just to chew OH.