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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1915

Page

2

Fifth District Court Proceedings In Bristol County

In the Fifth District Court Judge Hammill continued the John D Ottone case for a week after his absence was excused. John Fortune was found guilty of larceny for stealing tennis shoes from the National India Rubber factory and fined five dollars and costs. He admitted the shoes were in his lunch pail though he claimed ignorance of their presence.

Fifth District F H. Hammill John D'Ottone Dominico Tozze Bradford Street Anthony Pettine Providence D’ottone Philo W. Cady Bristol County John Fortune National India Rubber Company Fortune John Hassett Joseph A. Hammill Frank Ferrara Hammill Pasquale Squillant Vastano Russo Reed House Furnishing Company Filadelphia Carabotta Antonio Carlo Elizabeth Papila Antone Freitas Joseph D. Gerri G H Todd & Co Samuel Naroditzky

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children

Many children suffer colds and fevers while teething. Mother Gray's Sweet Powders claim to break up colds in 24 hours, relieve headaches stomach trouble and teething discomfort and destroy worms. Available at druggists for 25 cents with a free sample by mail from Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY.

Mother Gray Allen S. Olmsted LeRoy

Community notices and events from Bristol town section

St Charles Branch ICB Uz meets in Moose Hall and five company meetings are planned for tomorrow. Colt Memorial High School Class of 17 hosts a private dance, Rev Howard leaves for two weeks in Massachusetts, and marriage intentions of Xavier and Dos Santos filed. Dancing class by Prof Quirk reopening at Hotel Belvedere with private lessons. District Nurse reports March data: 75 patients, 47 home visits, total 399. Mr and Mrs Kenyon guests return home. Warren sisters to occupy St Michael's rectory. Rev Larned ill in Bar Harbor awaiting surgery. Town Council to elect Fire Chief and assistants and dog constable. Japanese Tea Party and sale at Memorial Chapel 3–5 pm. Adeline Pasho dies aged 5 months. funeral at St Mary's Cemetery. Chief Engineer Cogge assigns two men to three fire stations for storm. horses ready. Bristol students spend Easter vacation locally. Colton Memorial girls plan basketball vs Cranston High in 4 M C A gym. Bristol-Newport alumni game slated at half. Babbitt Post observes Lee surrender anniversary with open meeting April 9 including sisters, veterans groups, readings and music.

St. Charles Moose Hall Colt Memorial High School A. B. Howard St. Michael’s Church Massachusetts Mariano Jacintho Xavier Olivera Dos Santos Fire Department First Congregational Church Light Bearers Mission Circle Adeline Pasho Joseph Pasho Shaw's Lane St Mary’s Cemetery Walter H. Coggeshall Bristol Marion Sherman Pembroke Brown University George L. Howe W. F. Willams, Jr Harvard Ruth Murray Henry Barton Vincent Young Rhode Island College Cranston High School C. A Bristol High School Newport High School Babbitt Post Robert FE. Lee Appomattox Court House Women’s Relief Corps Sons of Veterans

Funeral for Comrade Henry I. Cole Held at North Cemetery

The funeral for Henry I. Cole of the Soldiers' Home, who died Thursday morning, took place Saturday at the mortuary chapel in North Cemetery. Rev. Charles E. McCoy of Trinity Church conducted services. Relatives from out of town attended, and interment followed in the Soldiers' lot.

Henry I. Cole North Cemetery Charles E. McCoy Trinity Church

Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered as Constitutional Remedy

There is more Catarrh in this section than all other diseases and for years was thought incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio claims to cure constitutionally by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. They offer $100 for any case it fails to cure and urge sending for circulars and testimonials. Sold by druggists 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Local notices and upcoming events from Providence area

Ill with pneumonia George S. Luther of Waldrop Company is home on Franklin Street. Easter offering at St Michael’s church raises 730 dollars to reduce parish debt. A concert at the Pastime theatre benefits the British Relief Society of Rhode Island tomorrow evening. First Division Rhode Island Naval Battalion inspection scheduled for Friday night April 30 with Lieut. John Everson as inspecting officer. Ladies of the Maccabees meet tonight at Mrs Althea Wright’s home. attendance urged for important business. Lieut Herbert F. Bennett Camp Sons of Veterans votes to attend open G A R meeting at Babbitt Post next Friday evening. Mrs Elizabeth Gladding elected Department President of the Woman’s Relief Corps at the Providence encampment. The eleventh annual Bristol Council Knights of Columbus ball last night in G A R Hall drew attendees from Providence Fall River and Warren. Lafayette orchestra provided music. event ran to midnight. Arrangements committee: Augustus V Connery chair. Robert G Newbold secretary. Joseph M Edmonds treasurer. Charles Byrnes and James Sisson.

George S. Luther Waldrop Company Franklin Street St. Michael’s Church British Relief Society of Rhode Island Rhode Island Naval Battalion John Everson Elizabeth Gladding Woman's Relief Corps Providence G. A. R. Hall Fall River Warren Lafayette Orchestra Augustus V. Connery Robert G. Newbold Joseph M. Edmonds Charles Byrnes James Sisson

Mrs Gray's Sweet Powders for Children Remedy

To mothers in this town children who are delicate feverish and cross will get immediate relief from Moth er Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. They cleanse the stomach act on the liver and are recommended for complaining children. A pleasant remedy for worms. At all druggists 25c Sample Free. Address A S Olmsted LeRoy NY.

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Gladiolus Bulbs Wholesale Offer With Free Apples

E. E. Witherell advertises 100 mixed color gladiolus bulbs at 1.50 per lot. The first ten buyers of 100 bulbs receive a free 1 bushel of Baldwin apples. Address: 73 Constitution Street.

E. E. Witherell Constitution Street

Some Forms of Rheumatism Curable

An old advertising blurb describes rheumatism and related pains and promotes Sloan's Liniment as a penetrating remedy. It claims instant relief from acute and chronic rheumatism headaches sciatic rheumatism and lumbago and urges a 256 bottle for home use.

Sloan Mai

Public Hearing on Senate Bill 97 in Providence

The Senate Finance Committee will hear all interested parties on Senate Bill 97 concerning the Board of Trustees for the State Sanatorium. The hearing occurs in Committee Room 2T3, State House, Providence, on Wednesday April 7 1915 after the Senate rises.

State OF Brhode Island Providence State Tuberculosis Hospital Committee On Finance Senate Board of Trustees State House Philip H. Wilbour J. H. Johnson

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