Bristol Imperial Club Raided. 15 Men Questioned
Captain Goff and Patrolman Demers raided the Bristol Imperial Club rooms above a Wood Street drug store at 10 Sunday night. Fifteen men were found, some at a card table, with their names and addresses taken. The club, operating under a 1917 charter signed by J. Fred Parker, had been ordered closed after recent shooting incidents and ministers had urged action against gambling venues.
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James W. Goff
Eudld Demers
Bristol Imperial Club
Wood and
Congregational Streets
J. Fred Parker
Wood Street
Kelley
Capt Goff
Demers
Bristol
Kelles
Ceurety Tacs Llk
James J Walsh
Acknowledgment to J H Young by Bristol Fortnightly Club
The Bristol Fortnightly Club publicly acknowledges its indebtedness to J H Young for his long standing assistance to the District Nursing Committee during its 13 years of work for the District Nurse Lizzie Voostinglfy Cor Sec.
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Bristol
J. H Young
Bristol Bris tol Ferry Undergoes Spring Repairs For Summer
The Bristol Bris tol ferry between the town and Rhode Island is being readied for the season with spring repairs. Community events include an Old Fashioned Concert April 26 for Bris tol Chapter D A R tickets at local shops, and church and club activities across Bristol and Warren.
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St. Michael's Parish
Holmes
Samuel Ward
Dimond’s Corner
Bristol
Rhode Island
Misses Bunn
Misses Hamill
Hope Street
Lillian Wuohams
National India Rubber Company
Memorial
Suzman’s
Investment Desirable Share Property in Restricted Locality
Desirable share property in a restricted locality can be bought at a reasonable price. Persons desiring to build in a fine residential section will do well to consider this opportunity offered in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Lost purse with money and car tickets found
Found in Baasiel area a small purse containing money and car tickets. Owner may claim by proving property and presenting at address Call S White Warren 67 R
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Baasiel Ao
Addy
White Warren
Missing Hum Bre Cligses Recovered After Night Near Theatre
A pair of tortoise shell glasses went missing Saturday night between Pastime Theatre and Prospect Street. Reward offered and owner asks PHP NIN Office to return them.
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Pastime Theatre
Prospect Street
PHP Nin
Mrs DesLaurier and daughter return from Pasadena
Mrs Annie DesLaurier and her daughter Frances have come home after four months in Pasadena California. Their return trip included a one day visit to the Grand Canyon in Arizona.
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Annie DesLaurier
Frances
Pasadena
Cal
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Memorial Day Plans By Babbitt GAR and Relief Corps
The Babbitt Post No 15 GAR and Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps voted to attend a Memorial Day service at St Michael's Church on Sunday May 27 with Rev Anson B Howard delivering the address. Invitations were extended to related groups to accompany them and committees were named for observance activities.
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Babbitt Post
No 15
GAR
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
St. Michael's Church
Anson B Howard
Sons of Veterans
Kearney Post
A. L
Ill
Bristol Boy Scouts
Bristol Girl Scouts
Bristol Train of Artillery
Relief Corps
Department
Lilian Nicholas
Marvy Newman
Yarn theft and burglary cases heard in Fifth District Court
Sadie Romano of this town was fined 10 and costs for larceny of yarn valued at 250 from Cranston Worsted Mills where she worked. Manuel Perry aged 17 faced a breaking and entering charge over a cottage at Attleboro Miss Livingston's summer home, with a canoe and paddles worth 70 taken. his plea was not guilty and the case was bound over to the grand jury with $1000 bail posted by a Warren man.
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Sadie Romano
Cranston
Distriet Court
Frank H Hammill
Romano
Rhemia
Manuel Perry
Alice IT Livingston
Attleboro
Mass
Bristol Narrows
Joseph
Hammil
Warren
Assailant Pleads Not Guilty in Baron Versus Osossky Case
In the assault case Rebecca Baron v Samuel Osossky the defendant pleaded not guilty and the case was continued two weeks. State Hugh F Kelley v Chinco Kimas charged with vagrancy was discontinued on payment of costs. Kimas was picked up at 2 AM and claimed a Chicago Fall River railroad ticket was bought and lost. Police learned he has a brother who runs a Fall River restaurant.
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Rebecca Baron
Samuel Osossky
Gmlty
Hugh F. Kelley
Chinco Kimas
Kimas
Chicago
Fall River
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Bristol Phenix
Bristol County
Farrally
B. I
Bristol Post Office
Lizzziv
Bristol ‘and Vicinity
Esnnifinne
News of
Adv
Bsg
L. Lewys
Manuel Vaderros
Callar Construction Company
A Mo Merriman
Madeiros
Callan
Bay View Avenue
Suzmans
Dominic Langello
Marie
Paulne la Flamme
John Dominiec Langello
Domine Langello
George A. Bacon
Washington
Baltimore
First Congregational Church
Tanyard Creek
Swan-Russell
Suzman’s.adva
Home For
Frederick L. Maryon
Trinity Church
American Railway Express
Franklin Street
New York
Bristol Gun Club
Fales Farm
Fidgehill Temple
Pythian Sisters
Suzman
Samuel A Mott
Board of Fire Fuelineers
Hydraulicon Engine and Hose Company
Robert Jo Anderson
Thsdrauhons
Herreshotf Manufacturing
Artillers
Mallory
Suzman’s.—Adv
O. M. Bailey
East Braintree
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
St. Michael's
Holmes House
Congregational Club
F. K. W. Drury
Brown University
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Street
M. E
George T Pollock
Noyes Avenue
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Mary M. Coggeshall
Church Street
United League of Women Voters
Fred Dunbar
George Crocker
Intrest
Col
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Boston
Col Anthony
Nathan Anthony
Brookline
Algonquin Club
Commonwealth Avenue
Anthony
Narragansett Electric Lighting Company
Othe Company
Roper Vent
Turks Head Building
Turks Heap Builpinc
Providence
Etristoal
Phornin
Pastine Theatre
Fred
Oman
Palvedere
Tvs High Street
Muller & Doyle, Warren
Joseph FE Simmons
Pierce Aee
Thames and
Franklin Streets
Fargo
Star Theatre
Scripps Heath
Todian
William Siena
Thompson Avenue
Atom Cooke Struet
Phcenix
Cypress
Plymouth
Wmtll
A. R. Fisher
T. F Powney
Armonda EE
Teicheira
John Street
Tel
Fifth District Court
Chaspio Repair Dept
Champion Shoe
State ST
Harold Tompkins
Owen
Hilltop Farm
C. C. Witherell
Pure Food Store
King David
Parson
Wosethonty
Fannie
Lye Remmer
Charles A. Johnson
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