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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
TO FIGHT JAN. a.
The Corbett-MitcheII Battle
Likely to Come OFF.
The Match Will in All Probability Take
Place in Jacksonville.

NEW YORK, Nov. l3. - The Corbett-
Mitchell match will, In IL probabil ty,
be decided Ia Jacksonville, Fla Bowden
and NJ son, the representatives Of the
southern org nization which intends to
pull Of the big contest, arrived in this city
yesterday, an had ng conference with
Manager w. A. Brady, representing
James J. Corhett, and Billy Thompson,
Mltchell's representative.
1t was agreed by the representatives Of
the pr ncipals not to take any action in the
matter until Wednesday night, so as 20
give Messrs. Bowde aud Mason ample
time TO obtain instructions fro the d rec-
tors OF the club in regard to the details of
the match.
Messrs Bowden and Mason expected
that he inf rmatiCn thy desired would
be awaiting them here on their arrival,
and were disarp iutad at not finding It..
Everything, however, will be definitely
set led by Wednesday night
Managers Brady M d Thompson laugh
at the offer from "Friskey" Barnett of
Butte City, Mon, Of "a $4,000 purse for
the fight. They claim it is fake.
JudLing from the statements If the par
ties interested the battle will take place
Ia jacksonville, Fla, IN IAN. 4, this date
being agreed upon last night
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
VALLEY FALLS.

The grand bazaar In aid of the Catholic
Institute building fund will be opened
tonight In st. Patrick's Hall. Prior to
the opening ~ the bazaar, a parade Of the
parish soci.t .es will he made, the line of
march cover ring the principal streets in
this village and Lonsdole. The Union
Cornet Band and the Ionsdale Flute and
Drum Band will furnish music and
among the organizations in line Will be
Kane Branch, e. K. OF A., and the Holy
Name society.
Tho exercises In the hall will consist Of
brief addresses by Rev. Fat hers NJ. p.
Cassidy and p. J. Malone and music by
st. Patrick's choir, Prof. Joseph Dignsm,
director.
Father Cassidy and his committees have
labored zealously for the successful open
Ing of the bazaar, and the attendance to-
night will, without doubt, be large
enough to give substantial endorsement
to the worthy undertaking.
Noes.
The Cumberland Town Council is In
session today and much important busi-
ness Is on the docket.
Miss Laura M. Mason of Hope is the
guest of Miss Alice Msyheld OF High
street.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
LOCAL LINES.

The Democratic City Committee will
meet this evening.
Pswtucket Branch 26s, Catholic Knight
OF America, will meet this evening.
Tower Post, No. II, will hold an open
meeting this evening, with an address,
music, singing and readings.
The Young Ladies' Glee Club of the
Universaiistsjhurch will meet with Mrs.
F. W. Hamilton this evening.
+. l. Bowen, sign and ornamental
painter, has just made some artistic signs
for Kelly & Taylor's "Pickwick."
Jeanette w. Crawford OF Colorado
spoke before the Pawtucket Spiritual
Association In Clan Fraser Hall last oven
Ing.
This evening an official visitation OF the
Grand officers viii be made to Pawtucket
Assembly, No 43, Royal Society of Good
Fellows.
Owen Caddep, who died last evening,
was an old and respected resident of this
city. He was a brother OF Mrs. Bernard
Hhs''"'h' t'io VIII tukO piuCc
next Wednesday morning and will be at
tended by delegation OF the Catholic
Knights of this city.
Pupils report to parents for the first
quarter of the school year are due today
from grades four to nine, inclusive, Of the
public schools Of the city. These cover
scholarship and attendance for the pas,
ten weeks. The second quarter of tn,
school year begins today.
The Grinwell Manufacturing Corpora:
tion OF New Bedford, Mass, Is adding
new machinery to its picker room, anc
changing over the old, and has placed the
order for the entire job with the Potter q
Atherton Machine Company OF Paw
tucket, X. IL Boston journal OF Com.
merce.
The Union Railroad Company is dis
posing OF Its horses as fast as 1t equips q
road with electricity. The Pawtucket
road now having electric cars the horses
used on that route are for sale at the
Elmwood stable. The auction began to.
day and will continue until all are dis
posed Of. Several sets Of harness can also
be purchased there at a ressona BILE price,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
LOTS OF EXCITEMENT.
A Peculiar Case That Grew Worse Ever,
Moment.


Moment.
There was lots OF fun I'm Main street
square about IL o'clock today and the
cause OF II all was a man running up Sxigh
street. The crowd yelled and he doubled
his speed and turned down Baptist street.
Chief Perry was there and he started up
Main, while Officer Mclaughlin started
up Meeting street to head the man OF.
Chief Perry met Officer Watson and they
went up Maple street.
Not a single trace OF the fugitive could
be found.
like him on Broad street and he was
taken to the station.
AS near as can be learned two men, one
with a soft hat and the other with a
derby, went to the Hub Loan Company
today and the fellow with I he soft hat was
given sl0 by the other fellow to redeem
Prince Albert coat and pair OF pants.
He redeemed the clothes and then tried
to skip with the change and clothes,
going over to the east tide.
The other fellow followed and when on
Water street some one cried: "There's
the police!" as Officer Mcconnell came In
sight.
The fellow with the clothes dropped
them on the steps OF a small dry goods
store at 15 Water street, kept by Mrs.
Mason. He ran to Main street square and
was there overtaken by the fellow with
the stiff hat.
He broke away from the lstter's grasp
and ran up High street.
The man arrested, who does not ex.
actly answer the description, gave his
name as John Mccarthy and says he be-
longs In North Attleboro. His story IL
that he came to town on the IL O'CLOCK
electric and walked fast up High street
to get warm. He had e so and went TO
the Mistit Psrlors and bought pair OF
pants for f1.95 and then bought some
beer. He had 25 cents when arrested
He denies all knowledge OF the other
trouble.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
FOUR VERY BAD BOYS
They Are Arrested For
Breaking and Entering.
THEY ALL PLEAD GUILTY.
Lower Court Turns Them Oyer to the
Higher Tribunal.

Detective John Il. Haberlin and Sergt.
Nickerson made some very good catches
Saturday night, the detective starting the
ball rolling at $50 o'clock by arresting
three boys, Frank Sullivan, aged II. John
hannaway, aged Is, and Joseph Eagan,
aged is, while the sergeant followed up
his example by arresting Robert Kenyon,
aged Is, at IL 80 o'clock.
These four youths composed a gang OF
boy burglars that have made four breaks
during the present month and which are
liable To incapacitate them from further
exercising such proclivities for some time
to come. Sullivan is the oldest ana seems
to have been he leader, as there are four
counts against him " while the others have
less to their credit.
On the night OF November l the house
OF Alvin +. jerks on Pine street was
broken into and a quantity OF lead pipe
piled up 30 that II was all ready to be
taken away, but they never came after 1t
or they would have been caught before,
for officers were on the watch.
On the next night the little store of
Perry X. Bryant, on Harrison street, was
broken into and three boxes OF candy, a
box OF chewing gum and four pounds OF
tobacco w'r, taken. During the next
night the carpenter shop of Arthur W.
Read on Hill street was broken into and
u bit stock and two bits taken. On the
same night the clothing store OF Michael
Haas, at 4S East avenue, was entered, the
bit stock and bits being used to get the
door open. Here two overcoats, two pairs
OF pants and two pairs Of shoes were
taken.
This was the last break and when they
we're caught some OF the clothes were
found on them.
They admitted having done the wo-k
ana told how they did everything.
Sullivan was charged with taking part
In all four jobs and pleaded guilty. He
was adjudged probably guilty and held
In the sum OF 1900 and each case.
Eagan had only one warrant to answer
to and that was for breaking and enter
ing the shop Of Perry Il. Bryant. He
pleaded guilty and was bound over In a
similar sum.
Hannaway had his name on two pieces
OF legal paper for entering Bryant's shop
and the store OF Hass.
He waived examination and was held
In the sum OF $500 on each charged. +.
f. Donnelly furnished surety.
Kenyon had to answer for the Bryant
and jerks jobs and pleaded guilty. He
was bound over in the same sum as the
others. This may end breaking and en-
tering for a time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
DISTRICT COURT.

Another Case of carrying Concealed
Weapons.
This morning before Judge Shove nine
persons were fined e and costs.
John Smith was fned $5 and costs for
sssaulting Fred Moore. Moore and Smith
were together over on French street and
the former was drunk. A quarrel took
place and Smith knocked Moore down,
kicking him while on the ground. Moore
was fined ~ and costs for drunkenness.
Michael Msrkey was charged with
carrying concealed weapons. He had a
razor In his possession when arrested and
the result was that ne was bound over.
The cases of William Lee and Robert
Cooper for assault on Dan Amory we're
continued to the 9th.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Sudden Death of Owen
Caddan Last Night.
AN AGENT AN S18 MISSING.
The Catholic Knights Arranging For
Their Eleventh Anniversary.

Owen Caddeu, a we'll known resident
here for many years and nearly forty years
in the employ OF the Greene q Daniels
Manufactur ng Company as overseer, died
at his residence on Jenks street last even
ing after one weeks sickness OF pneu-
monia. He had resided here and at Pleas
ant View since a boy, and was a good citi-
rem and respected by ali who knew him.
Fruit Agent Missing.
Thomas Moore,a fruit dealer who re-
sides and does business on Cowden street,
complains to the police that an agent of
his named Thomas Harvey is missing and
80 IL about slS, the receipts OF a days
work last Saturday. Moore took pity on
the young man anc gave him work.
Saturday he put him upon a team loaded
with all kinds OF fruit and Harvey started
out to dispose OF 1t. He returned late in
the afternoon and put up the team. Mrs.
Moore gave him 25 cents To get meat for
supper, and he has not returned. II was
learned Sunday that Harvey obtained,
through sales, about SIS, and requested
neighbor's son to go TO Willlmantic
with him Sunday morning. He purchased
an overcoat from boy for so cents and
several places was found where he spent
money lavishly.
Eleventh Anniversary.
Branch 265, Catholic knights OF Amerl-
ca, will bold their eleventh anniversary
and ball at Temperance Hall on the even
ing of Wednesday, Jan. 3. AS usual, it
will be a grand affair.
An Important Meeting.
This evening Court Flower OF Dexter,
A. o. F., will hold an important meeting
| and every member is requested to be pres
ent. The board OF grand officers will make
their annual visitation.
New Pool Table.
The new pool table for the rooms of the
Veteran Firemen's Association arrived
Saturday afternoon and is one of the i'm
proved build. In shipping 1t two of the
large slabs were brokeu which were re-
placed today. The Volunteer was placed
In Winter quarters Saturday afternoon.
Twseen sudden My Ill.
James Sylvester was taken suddenly i'll
| at his place OF business Sunday afternoon
ohu uuNibk thc hisbb WAS III DTcCdTiOuS
condition.
An Assignment.
Joseph Tetrault has made an assign
ment to T. w. Robinson of Pawtucket.
Interesting Items.
Local physicians report number of
| cases of "grip."
Jake" Fuller has returned from a fish.
ing trip in Maine, and brought home
large catch.
A good job is completed in raising the
curbing on Mill street in front OF Farwell
Worsted Company.
| II. Prudential OF New York city, who
is a creditor of the Bon Marche Clothing
House, created quite sensation this
morning with sheriff by breaking into
the store and obtaining his goods. Police,
deputy sheriffs and corstables were
mixed up prom'scuously. The socds
were carted away,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
New tnyianu driefS

Franklin, n. H., voted not to accept q
city charter.
Exeter beat Andover and Dartmouth
beat Amherst At football.
Congressman McEttrlck is a cand date
for the Boston Democratic mayoralty
nomination.
The South Baptist church, Worcester,
Mass. has extended "A pastoral call to Rev.
7. X. Pe,de, Phenx, X l.
Rev william f. Stesrns has accepted Q
call to the pastorate OF the Union Congre-
gational church, Marlboro, Mass.
The wages II employees Of the Russell e.
Erwin Manufacturing company, New
Britain, Conn, have been reduced from
o to % per cent.
A new rubber company has been formed
In Middl town, Conn, t. b. known IA ne
Middesex Rubber company. The capital
OF the company is s75,O0O.
The new m II Of The Uncas Paper com
paifT, Norwicu, Conn. has started up.
About 80 hands are employed aud 10 tons
Of strawboarI made daily.
George Richardson appeared in the Bur
linVtun (Vt) court pleaded guilty Of
grand larceny, and was sentenced to state
prison for a term of four years
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
M ORION EY.
Some More History.

A reporter of the TRIBUNE asks me to
give some more history OF Pawtucket
affairs snd must do it, suppose, or else
be condemned by the energetic young
man Of the press. Well here It Is:
Moroney is the bette noir OF the Smit h
faction in this city. He is James Henry
Dandy, to use the expressive slang OF the
street. He gets there all the time and
draws his little check for official services
and he means to get It. "Small blame TO
him II he doesn't cut friends throat in
the process" some will say He has got
that reputation and Is put down with
some Of the five per cent. minute men
who do brokerage business in this town
and whom the Legislature must sit on
very hard in the near fu ure.
Now, people Will recoIlect that ten or
fifteen years ago money had been high.
The market, as it is now, became lower.
and St. Joseph's parish had been paying
a large interest. / suggeste ed that it could
be made lower. II was. Mr.. Moroney,
however, "did" the same act that he did
in the Garrity case-he went and got the
mortgage transferred which / could have
done for not hing snd charged he church
for it,-s75 or 800
More anon as to Moroney, except to say
that he grossly insuIted Mayor Brown the
day after election when be and Alderman
Smith had "done" the town. You know
what / mean by that.
will write more hereafter. But l want
to know Just now IL the peopl- whom
have naturalzed for not hing In the Sec
ond Ward for the past fifteen years are
foolsY HUGH J. CARROLL.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
PRIZE POLO.
Brockton and New Bedford Play a tie Game
-Rost0n I0sea.

Brockton and New Bedford Play tie Game
-Boston Loses.
Eddie Menard joined the Brockton
team Saturday night and was received
with cheers when he stepped on the sur.
face To face the fast New Bedfords.
The game resulted In a tie, both teams
scoring five goals. The work Of Menard,
Pierce and Cunningham was beautiful.
Stops-Curley, 10; Smith, II. Fouls
New Bedford, 2; Brockton, 3.
N Providence Won.
The Bostons were the visitors at Provi-
dence and were beaten, 10 to 8, in a very
fast game. The men were all on their
mettle and Sword made 90 stops In goal,
phenomenal record. LampKin made 80
and each team made a foul.
Tonight's Games.
The Worcesters will be at Boston to-
night and the Brocktons at Providence.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.

The Cleveland Bas ball club is for sale
Yale beat Pennsylvania at football, Il
too
~tetme Thora n II. Smi h WIS sunk ia
q collision Gear X cine, Wis.
There Is "A uos s,ibility that Mr. Platt may
ret're from active politics AID 20 t.
Eupope.
\ eprieve h s been ask ID for In me case
Johns n. he murderer, cpnfin"d ia Au-
Du II (N Y pr son.
A woman 81 lining To be- & e wife Of
Lawyer \ he II. nmeil Of New York has
commenced .uit against him for divorce
The Chicago university ha- just received
another iarge z II Of mon, y on Jonn ID
Rockefeller ot New York city, wac has
ALREADY est i,yeu y.rl million d liars
on that in-ti ution. The latest su ub-crip-
ton is for 5000 IL Is given condition
ally.
Dwight l.. Moody, the evangelist, Is to
conduct n series Of revival meetings in
Washington this winter AT the invi ion
# several ministers OF that city Il sufficient
money can be raised TO meet the exp snses
A theater OF large hall will be rented for
four weeks Or moro.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
CHASING THE LEATHER.
Fun ON the Football Fields Saturday Amer
noon.

Fun ON the footbail Fields saturday Arer.
noon.
The Wandered Olympic game on the
Dexter street grounds wound up I'm a
wrangle, the visitors objecting to a de-
cision OF the referee and that gentleman
awarded the game to the Wanderers.
The Earle Street Rovers defestsa the
British Hosiery 8 tol.
The Pawtucket High Schools defeated
the clerks in the office of the Slater Mill
SO to 0, on the Dolly Sabin lot.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
eleven would like to hear from any anna.
teur team in the State playing the associ-
alton game. Address Clarence Buckley,
Pawtucket, II. /.
The Lonsdsle Grays defeated the Vigil
ants OF the same place in an interesting
game, by a score OF goals to 2.
AT Eall River the Rovers won from the
East Ends 4 To 1.
There was another wrangle over the
game between the Y. NJ. Z. A. team and
the Manville Athletics, and the former
eleven was given the game.
The Providence Juniors would like to
arrange a game with the Earle Street
Rovers OF Central Falls. Address James
Williams, AS Valley street.
The Ashton visitors were defeated by
the Providence Juniors, 2 to /.
well contested game was played be-
tween teams representing the r. ID. Mason
Company and the Pawtucket Bleaching
Company, the former winning by goals
to 2.
The British Hosiery At hletics defeated
the Hebronvilles on the latter's grounds
oy score of goals to 0.
The Volunteers OF Central Falls played
tie game with the Ssylesville Rovers.
The Cross Street Rovers aud the Pine
Street Rovers OF Central Falls played a
hotiy contested game, ths former winning
goals to l. The victors would like to
near from any 17.year-old team In the
State. Address James Herrity, 2ls Cross
street, Central Falls.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
Is Mr.. SMITH TIRED 2
Rumor That He Will Get Out
of the Fight.
Last Election Cost Him Sl,700 and
Little Tip Fooled Him.

II was reported today that Mr.. Smith
had tired OF the job OF running for Alder
man in the Second Ward and that some
OF his friends had made overtures for a
conciliation. This rumor was accom-
panied by another whi,h furnished the
cause for this change of base and 1t was
that the last election cost Mr.. Smith 81, 700
and that the Republicans guaranteed to
elect Smith, while the boilers gusran nteed
to elect Tiepke. The Smith men fulfilled
their promise, but the 1iepke men did not
and some of the leaders have been SCALED
down" for their actions.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
HIberpian Dimculty Settled
Special TO the Tribune.

Special TO the Tribune.
FALL RIVER, Nov. 13.-The long stand
Ing controversy existing between the
members OF the Ancient Order of
Hibernisns in this, city designed as the
"American Board" and the "Board OF
Erin" was settled yesterday most smic-
ably be meeting Of 90 delegates from all
over the State of Msssach chusetts. rhe
r suit Of the meeting was that those who
were affiliated with the Board OF Erin"
voted to amalgamate with the American
Board.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
ANOTHER ALARM.

Tho Bank Burglar Alarm Has u Turn I"
saturday Evening.
There was lots OF excitement at the Pa
ciHc National Bank Saturday evening
about 8 O'Clock when the alarm event
OF" and summoned Officers Sweet, Gard.
ner, Porritt, McDuff and White.
As usual there was nothing the matter
and the cashier was In the bank. A big
crowd gathered and hung around for
some time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
Old WoOdchopper Suicides

lonely old wuOdchopper, liviug in room
in buiidtg ou Drwp>ey's court, com
mitted suicide yesterday by taking paris
green. He was seen saturday on the street
begging for food, and WAS then intoxi
Gated. lie was Is Nears Of age.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
An Offer For Real Estate.

II. II. Sheldon said today that he offered
Mrs. James 8. Mason ss5, 600 for the estate
on Main street bet ween the Pacific Bank
Building and Music Hail. The stores now
In the building are occupied by the Paw
tucket Loan Company, westcott and Bor-
den's candy store. Mrs. Mason refused
the offer.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
CITY HALL SITE.

Alderman Miller said today that the
Committee on City Property had decided
to recommend the land bounded by Ex-
change, Depot, Summer and North Union
streets for City Hall site.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
Robbers and lncendlariss.

MERRIMAC, Mass. Nov. l3. Burglar
broke into ~ d loot, d the jewelry store oi
Carlos d. Huckns yesterday, ami then I
fire to it, The buidlng destroy ell held the
offices of he Meirmac Budget Huckins'
loss was $780, and the loss on the building
was S4lnD
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
Conaressman In the Pulpit

WORCESTER, Mass, Nov. l3-Congress
man Elijah A. Morse of Canton occupied
tLeLulplt II the Grace NJ. + Church yes
terday. la the morning his subject was A
Business Mans View Of the Gospel" and
In the evening he spoke on temperance.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
Won bY Mrs. GetchelHs Smiles

Boston, Nov. lS.-kobert Graham,
starter at the City Point car stables, 1t s
alleged, has succumbed 10 the fascin ations
OF Conductor Getchell's wife. and has left
with her for parts unknown. Graham
left "A wife aud seven cnldren behind.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
An Attachment.

The stock and fixtures In the store OF
F. l.. Starkweather on Railroad avenue
have been attached by Deputy Sheriff
Osmond ID. Goodell of Providence. The
store Is closed.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
90 Central Street, Central Falls.

We are having bombed 20 per cent dis.
count sale I'll this week. that 10 aOc given
back on every dollar purchased; o. worth of
goods sOc. 81 worth eco, o. worth s2AO.
and 80 on The sale includes our entire
stock all new and reasonable goods. Now
Is you, opportunity to secure Dry and Fancy
Goods, Boots, shoes aud Rubber, nj whole
sale prices. Cut his out for reference.
". HARDING.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
where reI.e.pd n V,yb s,ree,o

OH Tnat IL Kennisnn's MUST store, right
opposite where the electric car start for
AttleDoro IL istbe best place IN the cty 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?, 1893-11-13
ComplimentarY suppar

Saturday evening in Hsvens' Nile room
a complimentary supper was rendered
Mayor-elect TIepke. There were about
thirty. five persons present aud after
justice had been done To the spread
was INDUCED In.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
More SIN lllpox In Boston.

BosToN, Npv l3.--Smallpox has como
into the fanny ol Parrick Holaud Of y
Tudor street, South Boston. The afflicted
family, father, mother, sister, brother and
cousin, we're removed to the smallpox hos
pital
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
Non-Support.

This morning Thomas Mcclure was ar
rested on a charge OF non.support. He
pleaded not guilty and will have trial on
the 23rd.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13

Try cup ~ delicious CIOCOLAT MFSIER.
dispensed daily this week at I'd ward r. az
lau's Ideal Tea House, lt' Main 81 eet. The
heultufu ness and po uiaIity OF thi. worI,I.
famous brvcr ge are eyinced by the annual
output. $500, founds.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-11-13
yisit the "Pick wick"

For the best Lager sud Liquors In town
Kelley a Taylor. Proprieters.