Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-10-30
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The Providence electrlcs did not arrive
yesterday.
The Meiklejohn q Lomas concerts be-
gin this evening.
A pair OF monkeys In the window OF the
WoodbiDe attract lots OF attention.
Don't fail TO hear the great Canadian
basso, Pere Delasco, at Music Hall to-
night.
The body OF John T. Kirwan is expected
to arrive home this evening at 6i5
o'clock.
Saturday evening tho hail OF the Fair
lawn improvement society was appro'
priaiely dedicated.
Amos Dawley's store on Psw.uaket ave.
n1o WAS broken into q few days ago and
some cigars stolen.
Samuel Slater Lodge, Sons OF st. George
will observe their eighth anniversary
tomorrow evening.
The case OF Edgar Brown, charged with
stealing three pigeons from Willis !. Cook,
was discontinued today.
Walter Cook, the TRIBUNE's office boy,
found George U. Tomper's watch charm
and returned 1t to him.
J. Warren Seabury has received patent
for an improved device for moistening
and sealing envelopes.
The Committee on Street Lights this
| evening take hnal action on the PROPOSE
tion OF the Gas Company.
William T. Lincoln who was taken to
the hospital from the house In the rear OF
31S Main street died there yesterday.
This evening at 1880 special meeting
OF Delaney Council Will be held TO take
action on the dealt h OF John I. Kirwap.
The widow OF George l.. Walker Sstur-
dag received a check for sll5 from the
Veteran Firemen' sBenefit Association.
Box 10 was .ung In at o'clock Sunday
morning for fire in some sawdust In the
rear OF the planning mill on Pleasant
street.
Detective Haberlin looked over the
Taunton fellows who were arrested In
Central Falls with 500 cigars but did not
recognize them.
The famous young Austrian violinist,
Franz Wilczek, will play two solos and
take par. In duet and quintet at the
concert tonight.
George Derosiers, who was arrested
while drunk, bad a chilly" In bis pos
session and will be arranged on a charge
of carrying concealed weapons.
The Schubert Ladies Quartet will give
as one OF their selections at the concert
this evening this eveninga new arrange.
ment Of "Old Folks at Home"
The front OF the boiler at police head
quarters was recently removed, as it was
cracked, and new one put In. Yesterday
1t was noticed that the new front has also
crackei.
A special meeting OF the Young Mems
Cat holic Association was held yesterday
and tickets were distributed for the COM
ing draUa, "Ingomar," which will be
presented Nov. 10.
William 8. McCaughey, who left few
weeks ago for Yale law school, passed sue
cessfully the examination given to law
students, and Is now endesvoring to
master the compilations OF Bla ,kstone
and other legal authorities.
About midnight last night the cracking
OF glass In the market OF John Ramo, at
the corner OF Quincy and Lonsdale ave.
nues, alarmed an inmate OF the building,
and he summoned the police. But when
the bluecoats arrived the thief had flown,
taking six cans of tomatoes.
The members of the Regis Reading Cir
Gle OF st. Joseph's parish will hold their
regular meeting on Thursday evening OF
each week to accommodate the members
who attend the evening schools on the
night OF meeting heretofore. The session
will begin at the usual hour 7:3o.
The feasts on the calendar OF he Ca.ho-
lie Church for this week are as follows:
Today, st. Alphonsus Rodriguez, con-
fcssor; tomorrow, st. Wolfgang, bishop,
tssting day; Wednesday, All Saints, holi-
day; Thursday, All Souls; Friday, st.
Mslachy, bishop and confessor; Saturday,
st. Charles Borromeo, confessor.
Music Hall will be the scene tonight OF
| one OF the grandest concerts ever given In
| this city. The occasion will be the first
OF the Meiklejohn & Lomss seventh an
| nusl series wbich fact in itself Is q guar
antee OF very fine treat. The concert
will commence promptly at O'Clock.
Reserved seats may be obtained at the box
| office.
| The annual meeting Of the Associated
| Charities Will be held In the Assembly
rooms, Music Hall building, tomorrow
evening at 8 o'clock. In addition to the
reports OF officers and other usual busi-
ness an address will be made by Chaplain
Nutting OF the State Institutions, and
brief speeches by others interested in
charitable and reformatory work. The
meeting, which may be expected to be a
very interesting one, Is open to The public,
and all persons Interested in the work of
charity and reform are invited TO be pre-
sert.
The play Of "Dad's Girl" at Lothrop's
Opera House this week shows the cute
soubret, lola Pomeroy, TO exceptional ad :
vantage. The popular comedian, James
L. McElroy, Is very funny and as the
busted bubble his witty speeches cannot
fail to bring down the house. II you wish