Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-02
IN CENTRAL FALLS.
Ready For The Battle on
Monday.
GOOD DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
Little Willie Weeks Condition Un-
changed-Willie Heywood's Funeral.

The election of town officers occurs
next Monday and then the citizens will
have chance to cast their ballots for
their favorites. The men on the Demo-
cratic ticket are capable, II elected, to I'LL
the positions they aspire to I'm most effi-
Client manner. While few Democrats are
sanguine enough to predict the success of
all the candidates selected by the party
there are many who believe that some of
the gentlemen named will be chosen to
sit In the next town council. The duty
OF the Democrats Ii plain and there can
be no excuse for failing to perform It.
The personel Of the Democratic ticket
begins with Charles II. Savage OF Man.
Vile who holds the position OF superin-
tendeut OF the Manville mill and is there
fore man OF business and will know how
to conduct the finances OF the town In a
manner that will prove as satisfactory to
the taxpayers as II has to his en-
ployers. His opponent is MIR. Comstock
the present incumbent. The election is
conceded TO Mr.. Savage as Mr.. Comstock
has made more enemies than friends du-
ring his term OF office and will therefore
be shelyed.
The next man Is Arnold A. Mann OF
LIMERICK who has always been a staunch
Democrat aud who will, II elected, rep
resent the interests of his section of the
town In such way that there will be no
opportunity for anyone to find fault. He
deserves to be elected and his chances are
most excellent.
bright young business man has been
nominated for third councilman In the
person OF Louis q. Phillips, whose place
OF business is In the Western district on
Dexter street. A better selection could
not have been made and MIR. Phillips will
be the right man In the right place on the
common council. The only thing that
can be said by the Republicans for his op-
ponent, Lawrence Lockwood, Is that he is
a Republican which certainly is not a
very high compliment when applied to a
mem ber OF the <. o. p. OF Lincoln.
There will be a lively fight between
William ii. Carey and Thomas Jordan.
Both live IA Lonsdale and the Republi-
cans admit that Mr.. Carey's election is as
sured. Mr.. Jordan has stirred up a hor-
nets nest In opposing Pollard and besides
that he has not shown himself to be a
man of remarkable administrative ability
since he has been on the Council.
The next man Is Thomas j. Valley, the
grocer and marketman OF Dexter street, a
man who has lived there since a boy and
having conducted his own business In a
successful manner, he can certainly man
age the affairs of the town to the sat isfac-
tion of the members of both parties.
His opponent is Hector Schiller who
since he has been on the council or Board
OF Firewards has done nothing put grab
all that came along and when he could
not do IL himself he found someone that
could. He has not even the support ofthe
members of the party who are of his own
nationality and because the Republicans
think he has Is the only reason why he Is
kept In the race.
Cesaire Blais OF Garfield street Is the
next man and will have the full support
Of his people and party.
Hiram B. Spearing is the last man on
the ticket and IL pitted against Jethro
Baker who has been long enough in poll
tics to know when to pull out, but ID
seems he don't when be attempts to GET
elected with Mr.. SpeariDg opposed to
him.
Elect IL possible every man nominated
at the Democratic convention and again
secure an honest and able administration
of town affairs.
Condition Remains Unchanged.
The condition OF little Willie Weeks,
who was injured at Conant's, remains un-
changed and there is but little hope of his
recovery.
Buried Yesterday Afternoon.
The funeral of Willie Haywood, who
was killed by an electric car Wednesday,
took place from his parents residence
yesterday afternoon, Rev. J. l.. Rich off,
ciating, and 1t was largely attended.
Burial was at Moshassuck cemetery.
Interesting Items.
Misses Mildred and Annie Cassidy are
the guests of Miss Katie Burns OF Jenks
street.
The regular meeting of the Christian
Doctrine Society OF the Holy Trinity
Church will be held tomorrow.
At the meeting of Superior Lodge, l. o.
o. f., last evening, the third degree was
conferred on several candidates.
The Young Mems Catholic Association OF
the Holy Trinity parish will hold their
regular monthly meeting tomorrow after
noon.
In the hall of the Cercle Jacques Cartier
tomorrow evening an entertainment will
be given for the benefit OF the French