The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-01-04
CENTRAL FALLS NEWS.


"saloon Keepers Text" BY Rev. L. g. Hor-
ton at the Embury Church-Notss.
Embury M. E. Church was full to over
flowing, last evening, to listen to the in
depreciation Of the saloonkeeper's text.
The saloonkeeper In question was brave
enough to issue the challenge, but care
full survey of the audience resulted In hnd-
ing him absent. Mr.. Horton was In fine
voice and his Interpretation of the above
text would have been revelation to said
saloonkeeper II he had been present. The
points made were strong and telling, and
brought conviction to the whole congre-
CATION.
Held Rehearsal.
The young men who are to take part in
the production of the famous mock trial
held a rehearsal yesterday afternoon and
good progress was made. The following
efficient committee will have charge Of the
affair: Chairman, Charles Blake; Secre-
tary, John Barry; Treasurer, John Deva-
ney; John Lawless and James Carney.
Issued u Warrant.
A warrant was issued this morning for
A
| upon John Ia loasso. bO4n ..lel w. t
work yesterday at the United States Cot
ton Company's mill cleaning out the fues
| of the boilers. Tougas imagined that
! Broussi and another man were talking
about him and made savage attack upon
him with hammer, disfguring his face
| in a horrible manner. Tougas was dis
charged Immediately by the foreman in
| charge of the work.
Christian Doctrine Society.
! The Christian Doctrine Society con-
nected with the Holy Trinity Church met
yesterday afternoon at their rooms ON
| Adams avenue, and installed the recently
elected officers. A full attendance of
members was present to assist at the oxer-
| cisee.
The date OF the next sitting in the whist
tournament was changed from Wednes-
day night to Saturday night. Rehearsals
and Friday nights.
Hibernian Rifles.
The Hibernian Rifles met Saturday even
! ing. A grand inspection was held, tho
company acquitting themselves In very
creditable manner. It was voted to hold
the annual inspection and installation of
officers In Smiths Hall, Pawtucket, at
which time the lady friends of the MEM
bers will be present to assist at the general
jollifcation. The committee on fair re-
ported that they were receiving good sup
port in soliciting donations.
Installed OHicers.
The Young Mems Catholic Association
| of the West Side held their regular MONTH
| ly meeting yesterday afternoon, the install
lation Of officers taking place at the open
| ing Of the meeting. Arrangements were
| made to open tournament at duplicate
| whist, the sittings and contestants will be
announced later. The executive committee
met after the regular meeting and organ
lied for the ensuing year.
| Notes About the City.
| Two disturbances were quieted by the
police Saturday night.
Mrs. John Linnihan of Cowden street
has returned from a visit to Fall River.
Officer Hardness had to retire from his
beat last night on account of sickness.
Lieut. Col. Donohue of the I'd Regiment
was In the city yesterday calling upon
friends.
Rev. George Perry's subject at the Broad
Street Baptist Church last evening was
an address to the young men.
One Jersey lightning consumer was
fined q and costs In the district court this
morning for Saturday nights fun.
Frank McQuillan, a student OF Holy
| Cross College, will return to that institu-
ton tomorrow to resume his studies.
The streets were plunged into darkness
for some little time last night on account
| Of some difficulty at the electric light
station.
McManus, the proprietor of the Ledge
| House saloon, and who has been sick for
| some time, was taken to the home of some
| OF his friends In Providence last evening.
The officers elected at the last meeting Of
Court Flower of Dexter held conference
| yesterday and arranged o program for the
| installation exercises, which are to take
place this evening.
The Armour Beef Company of Chicago
will open tomorrow q branch Office In this
| city. Mr.. Hunt of Boston will manage the
| Office. He has had q large experience In
| the beef business, and there Ii every reason
to believe that he will build up large
business In Pawtucket and the Blackstone
Valley.
The police report that yesterday was the
| quietest Sunday they have seen In this city
| for six months. This bears out the state
ment made by Mayor Gotschalk In his In
augural this morning that the Sunday
| LIQUOR business is being reduced to min
1 imum.
A great cure for cough.-Mrs. A. X.
Morris, 456 Canton st., Philadelphia, Pa,
writes: al took several bottles of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup for bad cough and We
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