Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-09
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Sensation in Store for
Liquor Officers.
ANOTHER BUSINESS BLOCK.
Preparing for Another Muster Har-
mony Band-Personal Notes.

The Council Is making a quiet investi-
CATION regarding the work being done
| by the special liquor officers. 1t Is reported
upon good authority that some spicy In
| formation has been obtained which at the
proper time will be presented to the Town
Council. A Councilman said yesterday
that the manner In which some OF these
parties had been conducting themselves
was disgrace to the town and an investi-
cation should be held. Again, said he,
some of them have abused the position
| and laid themselves liable to being dis
charged. How long this work has been
going on it Is not known, but 1t must
now be stopped. The fact that there was
no head to this department of the town
| has enabled these men to do so as they
saw fit. Some of them have earned their
salary decidedly easy, and the action of
the Council in placing them under the
direction OF Town Sergeant Keene will
have much better effect. 1t Is said that
| the law provides that reports of their
work shall be made to the Council and
this some of them have failed to do.
Hereafter a more strict explanation of
their work must be given. Some of the
information already In the possession of
the Council, will have bad effect upon
some of the offices for the future, II given
out.
Another Large Block.
Messrs. Huot and Monroe have begun
the erection Of a another large block on
Broad street. It will be four stories In
| height and will be built of brick and
wood. The site is adjoining the large
building OF the Uniog Cash store and will
be valuable addition to that side of the
street. A two story building which now
occupies portion of this estate Is to be
moved to give more room. The lower
story will be arranged in stores and the
upper stories for tenements, six In num-
Der, and all of large size. The building
will have a mansard roof and all protec-
tion against fire will be taken. With this
new block directly across from the new
hotel building, Broad street is leading in
improvements.
Again the Muster.
The members OF the Veteran Firemen's
Association are arranging for another
good time upon the trip to Milford, Mass,
where they will participate in the annual
muster at that place for the benefit Of the
relief association OF the local fire depart
ment. Several crack companies have en-
tered and more are soon to be heard from.
Personal Mention.
Frank Lavelle has returned from two
weeks stay In Canada where he visited
relatives.
James Sylvester arrived home Saturday
from hunting trip with extra good luck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Jerauld arrived
home Saturday from a three weeks trip
at Chicago.
Charles /. McAlice will speak at a big
evening.
Frank II. Champlin OF North Brook
field, Mass, Is the guest OF relatives.
James II. Twoohey of the Soldiers
Home, Togus, Me-, is home on a fur
lough
They Have Shut Down.
The mills Of the Pawtucket Hair Cloth
Company, the Stafford Manufacturing
and the mill Of the Greene & Daniels
Manufacturing Companies are all shut
down for another week.
| Court.
In the District Court this morning three
persons were each fined S3 and costs for
drunkenness. Yesterdays grist consisted
OF three sim liar cases.
weavers Meet Tonight.
The wooden weavers Of the Farwell mill
Will meet at 8 o'clock tonight Ia the
Cadets Armory. full attendance is re-
| quested.
| Harmony Band.
A long desired musical society has or
ganiZed. 1t is a harmony band, under
the name of "The Philharmonic" The
number Of musicians will be about 40.
New instruments are expected to arrive
this week. Many members of the Cadet
Band will belong to the new organization.
Band rooms are In Gooding's Block. The
leader Is Stsnislans Gaudreau. The presi-
dent is Philip Butler.
Interesting Items.
Patrolman Hebert returns to duty to-
day.
Court Flower OF Dexter, A. o. F., will
hold an open meeting this evening.
The regular meeting of the Board Of
Firewsrds will be held this evening.
Information from California states that
John +. Kirwsn's health is improved.
The proprietor of the Bon Marche
clothing house gave away 1000 white can
vass caps Friday evening.