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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1928

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Campanella Brothers Charged With Volstead Act Violations

Federal officers raid a grocery at 219 Wood Street on April 3. Joseph and Samuel Campanella are charged with unlawful liquor possession and manufacture and possession of property for liquor. Samuel pleads not guilty with $100 bail for April 20. Joseph pleads not guilty and is held on $1000 bail for April 13. counsel William G. Troy.

Joseph Samuel Campanella Wood Street United States Marshall Joseph Campanella William G. Troy

Easter Monday Ball at State Armory hosts Bristol groups

The Easter Monday ball by Bristol Council, K of C, and Hope Circle, D of I, drew nearly 200 attendees to the State Armory at Church street. Intermission featured specialty dances by the McRae Sisters and music by Down's Melodyland Orchestra. William T. Dwyer directed the floor with assistants and patronesses named.

Bristol Council K. of C Hope Circle D. of I State Armory Church Street McRea Down Melodyland Orchestra William T. Dwyer Helen Cordon Loretta Walsh Berwind McHugh Oscar

Fall From Third Story Window Injures But Not Seriously

Clyde Pyne a steel worker on the Mount Hope bridge fell from a third story window of the Church Street House. He landed on his head and shoulders but showed no broken bones. He returned to the streets later and reported chest pains and possible internal injuries. An X ray was planned to assess damage. Earlier a six year old child also fell from a third story spot on Usher street but was uninjured.

Clyde Pyne Mount Hope Bridge Church Street Alfred M Merriman Pyne Mary Ascoli Usher Street

Civil Service Fireman Laborer Exam Open in Bristol RI

The United States Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive exam for a fireman laborer at the Bristol RI Post Office building with a $1200 annual salary. No written test. applicants rated on physical condition and experience. Six months firefighting experience required. applications due by April 20 1928 to the Boston district secretary. age 20 to 54, with military service waivers. preference for ages 20 to 50 for certification.

United States Civil Service Commission Bristol Customhouse Tower Boston

Altar Society Bazaar Opens Saturdays for Mt Carmel Hall

The Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church announces a bazaar every Saturday from April 14 to May 4 to raise funds for the new Mt Carmel Hall on Congregational Street. Planned events include refreshments dancing from 7 30 to 11 pm with Le Clerc's Bristolians providing music. committee members are listed.

Altar Society of Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Mt Carmel Hall Congregational Street Altar Society le Clerc Bristolians Frances Campagna Vechiente Carmone Josephine Campanello Emelia de Felice Felicia Della Morte Elvira Della Morte Mary di Palma Lucy Papagno Jeannette Salzano Julia Velleca

Miss Angelina Martin Plans Marriage After Showning Shower

Mary and Fannie Garcia hosted a miscellaneous shower in Holy Ghost Hall Franklin Street for Angelina Martin 15 Roma Street who will wed John Texeira at St Elizabeths Church next Saturday morning About 100 guests attended and the bride entered to rose petals from a large bell Gifts were given and music came from Sunnyside Ramblers Orchestra Dancing and refreshments followed the program.

Mary Fannie Garcia Holy Ghost Hall Franklin Street Angelina Martin Roma Street John Texeira St Elizabeth's Church Sunnyside Ramblers Orchestra

School Committee Holds Meeting

At the March session the committee discussed honor graduates failing college requirements and proposed a senior high partial arts course. Victor Muller received leave to attend an arts association meeting, expenses approved. Attendance for a state festival planned, seat purchases approved, and use of auditoriums for plays and church events ratified. March registrations rose to 245 with a 9 pupil increase from February.

Hobbs Colt High Guiteras Victor Muller Eastern Arts Association Hartford Miller Loca Theresa Sullivan Providence John Post Reynolds R J Connery Colt Memorial High School Guiteras Memorial Junior High School Our Lady of Mount Carmel Hayman and Burton

American Legion Notes on Draft Bill Letters and Youth Baseball

Kearney Post No 6 of the American Legion held a semi monthly meeting at the Hope street headquarters. The group voted to send letters to senators and representatives urging support for the Universal Draft Bill before the House. They also sponsored a junior baseball team for boys under 17 and named committees for Memorial Days Rehearsal and Radio Entertainment with tickets in high demand for the April 17 event at Guiteras Memorial school.

Bertram W Wall Edward L. Leahy James J. Pierce Wjar Radio Guiteras Memorial School

Easter Observance Draws Thousands to Town Churches

Easter services filled all town churches with large congregations. A morning thunder shower gave way to sun and warm weather, boosting outfits on display. Bristol welcomed thousands of out of town motorists viewing the Mount Hope bridge approach with long car lines on Hope High Wood and Ferry streets and some police directing traffic. Only two minor accidents were reported.

Bristol Mount Hope Bridge Hope High Wood Streets Ferry Road

Arrest in Bristol Neck Transport Case

John T. Francis Jr who runs a farm at Metacom Avenue corner Narrows Road was arrested by State Troopers on Hope Street Bristol Neck Sunday evening for unlawfully transporting Mr Francis. The liquor and automobile were turned over to Federal authorities. He was arraigned before U S Commissioner Peter C Cannon at Providence and held in 1000 dollars bail for U S District Court action.

John T. Francis, Jr Metacom Avenue Narrows Road Hope Street Bristol Neck Francis United States Peter C. Cannon Providence U. S. District Court

District Court Docket Reports Small Criminal Fine

Judge Frank H Hammill presided at a Fifth District session. Domenico Proto pleaded guilty to manufacturing non alcoholic beverages without a State Food and Drug Commission permit and was fined twenty five dollars plus costs. On the civil docket Charles Falugo vs Annie L Boss was defaulted and Solomon Nussenfeld vs M M Hochman was continued one week.

Frank H. Hammill Fifth District Court Domenico Proto State Food and Drug Commission Charles Falugo Annie L. Boss Solomon Nussenfeld M. M. Hochman

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Mary Furtado

A surprise birthday party for Mrs Mary Furtado was held Saturday evening at 11 Cole Street hosted by her parents. Over 50 guests attended with games dancing and refreshments. The Silver Moon Orchestra provided music and Mrs Furtado received many gifts.

Mary Furtado Cole Street

Knights of Pythias to Entertain Tonight in Rhode Island

Burnside Lodge No 34 hosts Washington Lodge No 4 of Central Falls at G A R Hall Tonight as theTravelling Token returns after visiting all Rhode Island lodges A 730 business session precedes a 8 pm street parade led by El Karam Temple D O K K Drum Corps Grand Chancellor J Edward Gorman and Edgehill Temple Pythian Sisters expected to attend Fred M Straight chairs arrangements

Burnside Lodge Knights of Pythias Washington Lodge Central Falls G. A. R. Hall Domain Rhode Island el Karam Temple J. Edward Gorman No. 45 Edgehill Temple Fred M. Straight

Fire damages roof at State Street M. E. Church

Volunteer fire companies fought a blaze on the roof of the State Street M. E. Church after sparks from a chimney burned a foot wide hole. The alarm was sounded at 11 55 o clock and recalled at 12 55 o'clock.

State Street M. E John Grabert

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