Fifth District Court Admissions and Larceny Cases
At a Fifth District Court session Manuel Costo Correira pleaded not guilty and Alvaro Silvia pleaded guilty to entering George E. Ellis’s garage at 380 Thames Street on March 25 and larceny of auto tires worth $150. Correira’s case continued one week and Silvia bound over to the grand jury with $700 bail. Hammill and Mello charged with maintaining a nuisance at 219 Thames Street pleaded not guilty. bound over to the grand jury. Theresa Morra’s larceny case for yarn valued at $2 from Cranston Worsted Mills on January 3 continued two weeks due to illness. Civil case Joseph M Bander vs Albert Dennis continued one week.
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Fifth District Court
John L. Lonergan
Manuel Costo Correira
Alvaro Silvia
George E. Ellis
Thames Street
Correira
Silvia
Joseph A. Hammill
Joaquin Correira
John Mello
Theresa Morra
Cranston
Joseph M Bander
Albert Dennis
Injury to 1 year old by auto theft attempt
Edmund Lewis aged 1 year received a slight injury to his left leg Thursday evening when thrown from an auto truck during a failed ride theft. Theodore Matthews of 235 Thames Street operated the truck on State Street and stopped after hearing the boy cry out. Matthews carried the child to his Thames Street home after arranging medical care.
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Edmund Lewis
Theodore Matthews
Thames Street
State Street
Mathews
Chiropractic Adjustments for Blood Pressure and Arterial Hardening
Answer explains life insurers reject high blood pressure and arterial hardening, and that chiropractic spinal adjustments often correct the cause. It notes calcareous deposits in vessel walls, involving liver kidneys and spleen, with good responses to proper adjustments.
St Alban's Guild meets in Parish House Bristol area
Bristol area notes show St Alban's Guild of Trinity Church meeting in the Parish House tomorrow night. James C. Lewis departs for New York for a few months. Lenten services to be preached at St Mary's Church by Rev T J Jordan O P this evening. Fire companies plan a joint meeting tomorrow at their stations. Local notices include hats at Mrs Stanley's and club meetings at St Michael's Church Holmes House.
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St. Alban’s Guild of Trinity Church
James C. Lewis
New York
T. J. Jordan
O. P
St. Mary’s Church
State Street
H. C Cook
West Haven
Conn
Union Street
James P Conover
St Mary's Church
Portsmouth
St Michael's Church
Ladies' Benevolent Society
St. Michael's Church
Holmes House
Rhode Island Hospital, Trust Company
Kingston
James Sullivan
Bristol Garden Club
James J Walsh
Democratic Town Committee
Walsh
Democratic Party
Parish Aid Society Meeting at Trinity Church Tomorrow
Parish Aid Society of Trinity Church meets tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the Parish House. Also listed are church group meetings, a 50 year veterans jewels program, a turkey supper at 7 and a Ladies Aid gathering. Mrs Reynolds hosts a Home Missionary Society event at 2 30 tomorrow on Church street. Mrs Kinder tripped after the Sunday service injuring her left wrist at Trinity Church.
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Parish Aid Society
Trinity Church
First Baptist Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street M. E
State Street
Woman's Home Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Edward K Reynolds
Church Street
Stanley
Hope St
United Brothers’ Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
William J. Munro and
Spencer
Marguerite Brogan
Bristol Grade Teachers Association
John Post Reynolds
M Theresa Sullivan
Samuel Kinder
A. M Merriman
Merriman
Tenement and goods for sale on Collins street
Tenement on Collins street. Call SAM THE SHOEMAN, G. A. R. Block. Tele phone 238-W A. No. 8 Barstow Kitchen Stove in excellent condition with or without Oxo gas equipment. Reason for selling moving where will only use gas. Also a complete set of new O. Henry books, Apply at 847 HOPH &T. FOR SALE Eighteen-foot Open powers Boat 3 H P Mianus motor Apply G.8. "MARSHALL, 19 Pleasant street. 1923 Ford Truck in perfect condi tate Apply COLT FARM Harry Allen upt.
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Barstow
O. Henry
Hoph &T
Colt Farm
Harry Allen
Poultry Assets Auction With Leghorn Stock and Facilities
A sale offer lists White Leghorn laying stock from the Lord's Farm strain two poultry houses and wire netting. Itemized as available to bidders and to be sold to suit the purchaser OSCAR GABLINSKE of Constitution street.
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Lord's Farm
Oscar Gablinske
Constitution Street
What Not Mahogany Mirror Seeks Quick Sale
A mid sized solid mahogany What Not cabinet with a large mirror is offered at a bargain price. The seller notes good condition and a prompt sale, urging interested buyers to act quickly in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Amicée Cus' First Baptist Church Meeting
The Amicée Club of the First Baptist Church will meet at Mrs. Ralph R. Strong's home on Constitution Street tomorrow evening. Bristol Unit of the League of Women Reform will gather at Mrs. E S Cooper Highfire's home Monday evening April 7 at 8 to review the School for Political Education at Brown University April 3 4 and 5. Tickets for the School and social events available from Mrs. Cooper. Lecture topic is Policies and Methods of Government.
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Ng the Amicée Cus
First Baptist Church
Ralph R. Strong
Constitution Street
Bristol
League of Women Ree
E. S. Cooper
Brown University
Cooper
Babbitt Post Holds Meeting Elects Officers and Prepares for Providence
Daniel Billington was named Officer of the Day and William Young Officer of the Guard at Babbitt Post No 15 G R. Delegates and alternates to the 57th department convention in Providence on April 7 were chosen. Memorial Day committee selection was postponed. Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps announced a candidate class and plans to attend the Providence convention on April 7.
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Daniel Billington
William Young
Guard
Babbitt Post
G R
57Th Department
Providence
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Bristol Train of Artillery Annual Meeting Notice
The Bristol Train of Artillery will hold its annual meeting Thursday evening at the Armory on State street. Officers will be elected for the coming year and reports from the past year will be presented. Company officers will also be elected. All members are urged to attend this important meeting.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
State Street
Repairs Planned at Federal Building Roof
Ernest W. Weaver reports a rataging at the Federal building this Saturday for roof repairs including new metal gutters to be installed as part of the project.
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E Eiten Highoy
Ernest W. Weaver
Federal Building
Fish Hawks Return Marking Season Busy Townyards
Birds known as fish hawks arrive a few days late and spread through town. They settle in multiple spots and prepare for the season, seen arranging perches and rest areas as they acclimate to local surroundings.
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Ryough
THUR-O-KLEAN: Economical Laundry Service Promises Soft Clean Results
A succinct laundry advertisement touts Thur O Klean as economical and satisfactory. Clothes emerge snowy clean and semi dry, with blankets thoroughly cleansed before storage. The service promises convenience, moderate prices, and fabrics returned soft and fleecy, nearly like new.
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J. F. Farrally
Bradford St
Corner of Thames
Ee Ee
E.E. Couillard Chiropractor
R. I
Goodrich
Silvertown Cords
General Cord Tires
Howard R. Newman
Newman Bros
News of
DuPont's
Union
BABY
Camara’s Grocery Store
Bradford Street
LeVine Ewe
Gude
J. Brevientuck
Warren &T
High St
Phoenin
White Rock
Fisher
T F Downey
Franklin Street
Quick Midwest Radio Company
Main St
Cincinnati
Ohio
JN Spies Mfg CO
Watertown, NY
John H. Tucker, JR
High Street
Fielding Williams
Hope and
Church Streets
Box C
Collins Street
Sam the Shoeman
G. A. R. Block
Howe Street
Phoenix Office
Burton and
Box
A. L. Johnston
Hope and Court Sts
H. B. Carey
Fred Suzman
Hope Street
Ngs
Guy
Burgess St
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