Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
TERSE IRIBUNEITES.
CONDENSED NEWS OF INTEKfsT TO ALL
OF OUR READERS.

Inc De1gnDOIb DulluOS hhy scoSh :"
man to lead a chased life.
Don't forget "Ingomar" In Music Hall
next Wednesday evening.
IT'S better not to skate at all than skate
too often and get drowned.
An inch OF rainfall is equal TO 1i,5oO,-
600 gallons per square mile.
Joseph Costo and Miss Annie Johnson
have filed marriage intentions.
Insurance companies aEe issuing In
structions on how to avoid the grip.
This evening In the amateur polo league
the Olympics will meet the Athletics.
See "a New England Home" at 10th
rop's. 1t is one OF the best dramas OF the
season.
The memorable battle OF Cowpens took
place one hundred and thirteen years ago
Wednesday.
Wednesday was the one hundred and
third anniversary OF the birth of Benja-
min Franklin.
Rev. Father Michael Tierney OF New
Britain has been confirmed bishop OF the
bHTllOIu uioScbS.
The State Will not investigate the
Farrell case any further as there is no
evidence of crime.
The American cup semi-final between
played tomorrow.
A stage is being run three trips day
between North and East Attleboro now
instead OF electric cars.
A meeting OF the New England League
will be held In this city tomorrow night
to arrange a schedule Of games.
The Y. NJ. {. AS and Fall River Rover'
will meet In the New England series on
the Dexter street grounds tomorrow.
The Eureka Temple, No. s, sewing cir.
Gle, will meet at the residence OF Mrs.
James Thomson, No. 145 Pine street, this
evening.
, Detective Haberlin Is busy arranging
the beats OF the police officers made nee.
essary by the many changes that have
taken place.
Al. Seymour, the famous mind reader,
will be here tomorrow and give several
public tests. In the evening he will be in
Music Hall.
The Pawtucket Woman Suffrage League
will hold a regular meeting at O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon in the Kings
Daughters room.
Here's an interesting item from village
correspondent to the Plainheld, Ct.,
journal: "Lem Greene keeps the village
in perfume these hard times. It's all free.
A la pole cat"
At the ball OF the Sacred Heart Chris
tian Doctrine Society Wednesday evening
Thomas f. McArdle was floor manager
and was assisted by Peter Cavanaugh
end Michael Mangan.
The Pawtucket Ice Company COM
menced cutting ice at Robin Hollow,
Cumberland Mills, Wednesday noon, and
rushed the work as fast as possible the
remainder of that day and yesterday.
There will be meeting OF the Veteran
Firemen's Association this evening, when
a chowder will be served through the
courtesy OF General Olney Arnold, the
Honorary President OF the Association.
NJ. j. Higgins OF the firm OF Higgins
Bros. lost fine gold elk's head scarf pin
between Keenan's barber shop and his
place of business yesterday. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by returning it.
The Fairlawn Improvement and Social
Society will tomorrow evening have a
chicken chowder for the members and
their wives. All the arrangements for the
concert aud ball In Infantry Hall on the
evening of Feb are completed.
DeVere, the sign painter, has a new con-
tract. 1t is to furnish McDevitt & Co.
with any design, pattern or shade that
they may ask for during the coming sea
son. So you may be sure Il fit, style and
color at McDevitt & Co.'s.
The Consolidated road received Tuesday
three elegant parlor cars from the Barney
Smith Manufacturing Company OF Day
ton, o. The cars are Is feet in length and
are equipped with the most modern and
perfect car attachments and furnishings.
Frank Connaughton, who caught for
the Woonsocket base ball club In $780, has
been signed by the Boston league club to
Ill NdlcueI Dehnetls = pldCe' SOnnbuRn-
ton Is well known in this city, having
caught for the Woonsockets here In theil
game with the Dark Secrets.
This evening the grand war concert ot
Tower Light Infantry will take place In
Music Hall and will be one OF the best
entertainments ever seen in this city
Hon. John &. Wyman will be tht
speaker Of the evening and the First
Light Infantry will be present, also
squad under the command Of Capt. Ber
nard j. Hsckett.
A grand union temperance rally wa
held In Music Hall, In the city of Paw
tucket, last night by the temperance so.
cieties connected with the Roman Catho
lie churches OF the city. IL was one o
the largest Temperance rallies ever held IN
the city, every seat in the large auditor
ium being tlled and the aisles wer
crowded. Westerly Tribune.
Senator Aldrich gives the people o
Providence, Pawtucket and vicinity yer,
valuable advice when he suggests tn
necessity OF abolition OF grade crossings
They should be abolished because the
are dangerous to life and limb. The
should be abolished because they are