Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-10
In CENTRAL FALLS.
Big Parade Expected This
Evening.
THIS ClTY'S LITTLE EVA"
A Reveller Who is Of the Pyrotechnic
Sort-Newsy Notes.

This evening the fireworks and bicycle
carnival will take place, and 1t promises
to be the biggest affair In the history OF
the smallest city. The display OF fireworks
viii! be the most extensive ever seen In
this section, and 10 IL estimated over 800
wbeelmen will be In line. William III,
Dawson will be chief marshal OF the car
nival, and he has appointed Ralf Wilbur,
A. Walcott, Fred Nayson and John Cur
vim as aids. Tho line Will form on Central
. street, right resting on High and VIII
move at O'Clock over the following route
of march: High to Clay, to Broad, to
Lincoln avenue, counterInarch to Cowden,
to Hedley avenue, to Dexter, to Moore, to
Kendall, to Moore, TO Clay, to Broad, to
Cross, to Dexter, to Central, to illinois,
to Summer, to Washington, to Central, to
Broad, to jerks Park, where the line Will
be dismissed. 1t will take about ono hour
to go over the route OF march. The fol-
lowing prizes will be awarded: Ten dol
lars to the best appearing person IN the
line and $5 for the second; also the same
amount for the most antique; $2O for the
finest appearing club and $15 for the CLUB
having the largest number In line and slO
play OF fireworks will begin at Q o'clock
and with good weather 1t will ba great
night for the smallest city OF the little
State.
In the Court.
Court circles got slight move on them
today. Two jewellers and drunk got the
usual two and costs, and one common
drunk, not appearing for trial, had his
AANu kAA oul fQ
pondlngly unhappy.
One OF the jewellers was Of q somewhat
pyroteohnic variety. He was q colored
man who last evening got loaded up to a
high degree of explosiveness. He took In
several gin ."fzzes," levied on free lunch
counter for half q dozen "craokers," I"
found q "slow match" In q man whom he
tried to insult, and at length, when the
copper who was watching him, got tired
and became ga Niger chaser" he failed
to ego on" properly, and 80 was "bomb".
arded with club to the lookup. This
morning he looked like q burned out
1.'Roman CANDLE" and the judge decided
to "stick" him; same as they do rockets.
Having little cash left, he "came down"
like the aforesaid "stlck" after "bust, /"
and pext time he will probably "mine''
his own business.
Taken Another Lease.
Edmund A. Farwell Of the Farwell
= worsted mill, this city, has taken another
six months lease OF No. 2 woolen mill at
Blackstone which dates from the expira-
tion of his present lease August 16. Mr..
Farwell has kept the mill booming since
he took charge and the operatives find
him good employer.
Little Eva.
Little Eva Manchester, the charming
child dancer OF this city, has just begun a
weeks engagement In Springfield, Mass,
; at the Pavilion Theatre. She opened to
big business on Monday evening and
caught the popular favor at once, receiv-
ing numerous enthusiastic encores. She
is billed for week also at Lincoln Park
near Fall River, and has other engage.
ments under consideration. She 10 little
star and q genuine little child withal.
Live Locals.
A meeting OF the license commissioners
will be held this evening.
Ballou Post met last evening and trans
acted consid erable routine business.