Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-13
i'm CENTRAL FALLS.
Republican Promises Do
Not MateriaIize.
DEATH OF A SPRINTER.
The Veteran Firemen Will Visit the
Attleboro Fair-Notes.

What does the fellow who voted In favor
of the Republican Council at the last cleo.
tion, in the expectation of steady work
on the highways during the entire year,
think now of the promises and perform
ances of that party? II strikes the ordi-
nary observer that more than few labor
ing men In Lincoln made large sized fools
of themselves on the first Monday of June
last. Work on the highways doesn't
seem to work.
Let Up on the Peddlers.
VIII someone kindly whisper In the
ear of the special police force to let up on
bardworking peddlers who are trying to
live and pay a little more attention to the
fellows who violate the laws OF the State
and the sanctity of the Sabbath by selling
vile liquor without leave or licenseY
Death Off. A. Farrell.
James A. Farrell, well known young
man, died at bis home at 81 Earle street at
1880 this morning after short illness Of
cholera morbus. He was widely known
as a sprinter and at one time held the ten
mile championship. He ran In races on
Foresters' Day at Rocky Point and also In
the long distance races on the Dexter
street grounds during the Scoth games.
He was a young man well liked and
highly respected and his mother and
brothers have the sympathy of all. His
funeral will take place Friday morning at
O'Clock from the Church of the Holy
Trinity.
The Assault Case.
The Jenks- Nickerson- Adgell assault
cases occupied the attention OF the Dis.
trict Court the greater portion of the day.
The result of the long hearing was that
the assault cases against Messrs. jerks
and Angel Swere dismissed, while Mrs.
Nickerson was required to pay $40 and
costs for assauiting the two men.
Interesting Items.
Joseph w. Freeman is rusticating In
Maine.
W. w. Spaulding is recovering from q
serious illness.
J. Henry Faulkner Of Lynn, Mass, is
the guest of friends on the West side.
Ex-Gov. Littlefeld who Is rapidly Inn
proving In health, has been visiting at
Annawomscutt.
Miss Flora Mcmillan has returned to
this town after fourteen weeks sojourn
in Pennsylvania.
The coming banquet of the Sacred Heart
T. A. and b. Society in honor OF Father
Matthew will be a big affair.
Joseph McAlevy, who has been i'll for
the past two months is not gaining as fast
as his many friends would wish.
Standing room was at a premium this
morning In the District Court during the
trial of the Jencks- -Nickerson- ANGEL as
sault case.
Mr.. Summing who has been visiting q.
b. Nelson, % Jenks .street, sailed for
England today on the steamship Cepha-
lonia from Boston.
G.. w. Walcott, Charles A. Reynolds,
Sylvanus Weldon and q. 8. Elliott left
today for Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago
and the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Henry Harley OF New Bedford,
formerly of Central Falls, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. William Allenson. Mr.. Har-
ley will arrive In few days on business
trip combined with pleasure.
Edward J. Kelly, for several years an
obliging CLERK at the pha rmacy of Fisk q
Co., Pawtucket, will on Monday next en-
ter the employ OF Charles A. CLANCY &
Co., druggists, OF Pleasant View.
II is quite probable that the members of
the Central Fails Veteran Firemen's As
sociation will decide to go to the Attle-
boro fair October 8, and, with the volun-
teer, contest for prizes. Thirty-five ASSOC
Citations have been invited to participate
and the prizes are s15O, 900 and $50.