Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-29
in CENTRAL FALLS.
Yesterday Was a Model
Day in All Respects.
MAYOR OUT INSPECTING.
Makes g Tour of the City With the
Chief-Other News.

Yesterday was a model day In every re-
spect and nearly everybody, that Is nearly
all the "fioating" population, went down
the river. The streets were as quiet M
they are on Fourth OF July when there
is no appropriation, and the officers had a
veritsble "puddlng," 80 far as mafntain'
Ing order Is concerned.
AS result of this state Of affairs there
was only one case In the Justice Court on
Sunday, and single one this morning.
They were OF the "cheap and nasty" va
riety, S2 and costs each, and, more's the
pity, each OF the offenders belonged In
Pawtucket. Whether the city tipple is
stronger than that to which they are ac-
customed, did not fully appear, but the
fact Is as stated.
One other poor wanderer was shut up
this morning because he had strayed from
the proper path, but he seemed to be
well meaning sort OF chap, only he wae
a little off his base, and SO, after keeping
him behind the bars for brief time, they
let him go. He won't do 1t again-till the
next time.
Mayor IL Awake.
Yesterday afternoon His Honor Mayor
Moies and Chief Goldsmith took a little
jaunt about the city, in consequence OF
repeated statements by certain People
that some OF the dealers wers violating
the law and evading the screen ordinance.
Not very much was discovered, although,
In two or three instances, the suspicion
already entertained In police circles was
strongly confirmed and put beyond all
doubt. Everything was quiet and orderly
on the ground floor, but the fact that
cheap pine door, with peep hole In 1t,
had been hung at the head OF the stairs,
did not prevent the officers from hearing
the click OF the glasses, even on the street,
nor did 1t suppress the hastily uttered
"sh- h-h I" when rap on the door re.
vealed the presence of the man In blue.
No arrests were made, but the informa-
tion obtained Is on file and may be of con-
siderable use and value later on. Licenses
will be asked for next year and they may
be granted-and then again they may not.
VIII Soon BE Adjusted.
The committee of the town Of Lincoln
having in charge its interests In the ad-
justment of differences created by the di.
vision OF the town, met during the past
week, and considered the answer Of the
Central Falls committee, made as
osition submitted on the part Of
Lincoln. The committee will return the
answer to the Central Falls men for modi-
fcation of certain terms they object TO,
ano they say their exceptions will proba-
bly, be granted. One of the Lincoln com.
mittee holds the belief that work on the
adjustment will be commenced very soon
and without the intervention OF the court.
Patt Bros Flag.
The flag carried by the Pawtucket
Cycling club on their trip to Newport yes
terday was furnished by Patt Bros. OF
this city. 1t was beauty and the price
was all right, too.
A big delegation from the Ravens will
join in the Pawtucket bicycle parade next
week. They intend to capture one OF the
prizes, and they will be out for blood.
Live Locals.
Charles Brown is at Riverside.
William Thornley, and wife are at Pleas
ant Bluff.
The Sacred Heart Temperance Society
meets tonight.
Miss Sarah Ashburton OF uthis city Is
visiting relatives In Pasaic, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greene were enter
tnluCu ny uIos boAiOO ~ oahOCh
Point the past week.
Newsdealer John N. Butman has been
elected delegate to the convention OF
the National Newsdealers Association
which takes place In Brooklyn Aug. 13
and ID.
The Central Falls Cadets will go into
camp at Camp White next Saturday for a
week. They will pitch their tent on the
"a. p-,N v~,kI Ankx
their rations at Camp White Hotel.