Ambers Hughes May 10 World Lightweight Title At Madison Square Garden
Rhode Island fans rally for tomorrow's Providence Auditorium show headlined by Lou Ambers vs Honeyboy Hughes in a ten round feature. The card includes Jose Santo vs Joey Archibald and Pancho Vila vs Frankie Reilly. local Colts, South Kingstown, and various New Bedford and Providence fighters are also listed with a heavy sports atmosphere surrounding the event.
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Rhode Island
Ambers-Hughes
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Tony Canzoneri
New Orleans
New York
Madison Square Garden
Manny Almeida
Providence Auditorium
Ambers
Honeyboy
Hughes
Providence
Canzoneri
New York Garden
Eddie Zivic
Pittsburgh
Archibald
Santo
Pawtucket
Chick Sugges
Battler
New Bedford
Suggs
Pancho Vila
Frankie Reilly
Providence Irshman
Eddie Warner
Iso
Young Mello
Three Bristol Baseball Games Set This Week
Bristol plans three baseball games this week beginning with a Friday clash after two games this week. Colt Memorial faces Burrillville High this afternoon and South Kingstown on Friday as the main draws. A Saturday matchup pits the Portuguese Athletic Club against Dixie Matthews's Providence Colored Panthers. Bristol’s Colt Memorial lost 10 0 to Westerly last Friday but fans blamed nerves.
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South Kingstown
South County
Gadrow
Keaney
Murray
Whaley
McNally
Tully
Robinson
Denonsie
Ed Fitzgerald
Securo
Turillo
Russo
Borges
DelPiano
Alfano
de Felice
Lewis
van Voast
Parisi
Bruno
Rucci
Providence Panthers
Bristol
Decison
Colt Memorial
Burrillville High
Portuguese Athletic Club
Westerly
Twi League Opener Set for May 6 Under James B. Lee
The Bristol Twilight League begins its 1935 season Monday May 6 with James B. Lee entering his seventh year as official scorer. All four teams from last year return and await the umpire’s call to start. Leaders include Olympian Club Orlando Bisbane manager Bob Getchell coach, Fver Read Engine and Hose Co Doc Callery manager Frankie Lewis coach, Bristol Train of Artillery leaders Kettayder and Andy D Ambrosio at the helm with Doc Murphys as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lee
Bristol
Jimmie
Olymnian
Orlando Bisbane
Bob’ Getchell
Fver-Read Engine and Hose Company
Doc” Callery
Frankie Lewis
Bristol Train of Artillery
Kettayder
Deancer Engine and Hose Company
Andy” D'Ambrosio
Doc” Murphys
Big Bill Hall Dies After Restaurant Attack in Bristol
William H Hall a longtime Bristol figure and former Providence police inspector died after a restaurant attack on Mathewson street. He served as chief inspector for the Alcoholic Beverage Board and helped on the Roe McKenna murder case on the Barrington Parkway. Hall was known as a sporting events announcer, smoker, prizefighter auditorium host, and baritone singer and was a Past Exalted Ruler of Providence Lodge Fliks.
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William H Hall
Bristol
Providence Police Department
Arcadia
The
Alcoholic Beverage Board
Mathewson Street
Roe McKenna
Barrington Parkway
Mr Hall
Providence Lodge
Fliks
Portuguese American team opens 1935 season on the Common
The Portuguese American Athletic Association baseball team hosts Dixie Matthews's Providence Colored Giants on a Saturday opening day. Elaborate pre game ceremonies are planned led by manager Alphonse Rebello. Maroon and gray uniforms debut as a short street parade with the Portuguese Independent Band and town officials.
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Poe
Dixie Matthews
Providence Colored Giants
Giants
Providence
Alphonse Rebello
Rebello
Prescott B. Paull
John Romano
William P. McLaughlin
Joseph Dennis
Francois de Wolf
Bristol 25 Years We Go Fourth of July 1910
The Fourth of July Committee met in the Council Chamber with James F. Lavander elected Secretary and George W. Warren as Treasurer and marshal and badges. Miss Mary Reynolds, daughter of John Post Reynolds, was chosen to read the Declaration of Independence. Governor Pothier is expected to attend the celebration at Linden Place, invited by Col Samuel Pomeroy Colt who hopes the event will be the town’s best ever.
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Council
James F. Lavander
George W. Warren
Warren
Mary Reynolds
Sive
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
Linden Place
Lavander
Colt
Colt Memorial H S Falls to St Andrew's 13 4 in Barrington
St Andrew's beat Colt Memorial High School 13 to 4 at Barrington. Alvin Weaver pitched and Fowler caught for St Andrew's. CMHS battery were Fllery Ingraham and George Sisson. Attendance included a delegation of high school pupils.
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Colt Memorial High School
St Andrew's
Barrington
Alvin Weaver
Fowler
CMHS
Fllery Ingraham
George Sisson
St Andrew’'s
Colt
S . Clover Miller
Uite
Tale Without End by Lilo Linke Aims for Socialism
A German girl traveling with five male students in Europe writes in English about distant places from Paris to Marseilles. She promotes socialism while noting the millennial zeal of youth, the older generation's skepticism, and the divide between freedom and responsibility.
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Lilo Linke
Germany
Paris
French
Wince
Rhone
Lyons
Marseilles
Croix Rousse
Mars
Funeral for Allan Poole Jr in Dighton Mass
Funeral services were held in Dighton for Allan Poole Jr three months old son of Dr and Mrs Alan M Poole. The infant died Friday of acute heart failure despite treatment by Dr William T Cashin and Police Sgt William T Cashin. Burial followed at Unitarian Cemetery. The death shocked Bristol friends of Dr Poole.
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Dighton
Mass
Allan, Jr
Alan M Poole
William T Cashin
Two Easter Monday weddings solemnized in town churches
Two couples were married yesterday in Our Lady of Mount Carmel and St. Elizabeth churches. Rose Marie D Alessio and Alfred Joseph Burke married at Mount Carmel in Bristol with Fr. Joseph Sorzana officiating. Maria Ferreira and Manuel Borges wed at St. Elizabeths with Fr. Manuel J. Barros officiating. The brides wore satin gowns with lace and bouquets. receptions followed and the couples planned a New York or Boston wedding trip before settling at local addresses.
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel
St. Elizabeth ‘Church
Rose Marie D’alessio
Daniel D'Alessio
Reservoir Avenue
Alfred Joseph Burke
William Burke
Thames Street
Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church
Joseph Sorzana
Ann E. D’alessio
Manuel P. Goulart
New York
Cook Street
Burke
Bristol
Collins & Aikman Mills
243Rd Coast Artillery
St. Elizabeth's Church
Maria Ferreira
Antonio Ferreira
Metacom Avenue
Manuel Borges
Manuel J. Barros
Warren
Josephine Ida Panzarella
R. An Rs. Angelo Panzarella
Usher Avenue
Herbert Mondina
Georgianna Mondina
Warren Avenue
St. John’s Church
Ovide Plasse
Boston
County Road
Barrington
Statement of Trust Company Depositors in Bristol Rhode Island
List of depositors with last known addresses and notes death status as of twenty years prior to June 1928 under Rhode Island Banking Law Chapter 278 Section 17. Names include Alger Mt Hope Ave Bristol Arruda Franklin St Bristol Tuffum Hope St Bristol Bunn Pleasant St Bristol Coggeshall Chas Bristol Connery Hope St Bristol Fontaine Thames St Bristol Fish High St Bristol Gaulfield Prospect Bristol Sanitarium Metacom Ave Bristol Kavanaugh Catherine St Chin Kee Hope St Bristol Le Bell Hope St Bristol Manchester Constitution St Bristol McIntyre High St Bristol McPhee Richmond St Bristol OBrien Cole St Bristol Pereira Pleasant St Phi Alpha Fi Hope St Bristol Porter Great Neck LI Quirk John St Bristol Rainha Pereira Thames St Bristol Sylvia Fox Hill Ave Bristol Taylor Collins St Bristol Walker State St Bristol West Burton St Bristol Deceased.
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State of
Rhode Island
Alger
Mt. Hope Ave
Bristol Sea
Arruda
Franklin St
Brisco
George FP
Tuffum
Hope St
Bristol
Harriet N Bunn
Pleasant St
Geo B. Coggeshall
Chas
Coggeshall
Bristol Neck
John C Connery
Philips Fontaine
Thames St
Frank H*fish
High St
John Or
Susan Gaulfield
Prospect
Phi Alpha Fi
John R. Porter, Jr
Great Neck
L. I
Joanna Quirk
John St
Frank Rorje Rainha
Maria Pereira
Joseph H. Sylvia
Fox Hill
Wm Taylor
Collins St
Rachel A Walker
State St
Marion S. West
Burton St
Notary sworn statement from 1933 Bristol trust official
Clinton T Sherman manager of Industrial Trust Company of Bristol declares the listed matters true to the best of knowledge and sworn before John W Church Notary Public on July 18 1933 in Bristol Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton T Sherman
Industrial Trust Company of
Bristol
R. I
John W. Church
Baby Show Planned by Netopian Club
The Netopian Club describes a forthcoming baby show with rehearsals and a cast including Robert F Munroe as Chairman, Celia Dimond as Ima Old Maid, Samuel Steen as Schlausheimer, Mrs Cora Anderson as Tessie Toombs, Mrs Frank Dimond as Id Fashioned Mother, Rachel Guthrie as Aunt Dinah, Eleanor Rae as Indian Squaw, Dr M Merriman as Doctor, Wayne Smith as Jimmie, plus a chorus of singers and babies managed by Mrs Glen Smith. The babies' identities are kept secret for the prankish reveal.
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Netopian Club
Robert F Munroe
Celia Dimond
Schlausheimer
Eleanor Rae
M. Merriman
Jimmie—Wayne Smith
Glen Smith
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Big Bill” Hall
Goodzyear
Goodyear
Constitution Street
Carlo Perry
Aharsiés
Phenix
Sons of Veterans
John Ho Bailey Jr
Woonsocket
Ezra Dixon
Herbert F Bennett
St Charles
Temperance Eyall Wood St
Chaplin
John F Downing
William J T Dweer
Annie Christe
Wilam
Gavin
Bernard O'Rourke
William Jo LeClair
LcClair
Buffington's Drug
Hope Bt
Massano’s
Wood Street
BR. L
Point Wharf
Fulton St
New England Steamship Co
Alan M. Poole, JR
Tata Wb
F. Cooke
Phoenix
Zrl
Nascen
Arcturus
National Union
Warner Radio Service
High Street
TEL
ORSMA
Ernest Prenda
Balbina Prenda
Silver Creek
R.I. WW
Perry
Bourne Avenue
William Louis Alves
W. G. Peck
Louis Sousa
Huddy & Moulton
Tate of
Clinton T. Sherman
Gardner West
Annie
J West
Broad Common Farm
Middle Road
Broad Common Road
Thomas J Mahoney
John T Francis
Anthony E. Costa
Board of Tax Assessors
George A. Peckham
Henry W Boynton
Charles Wall
Edward T Nicholas
Elizabeth Nicholas
Sarah L. F Ballou
Gardiner West
Elizabeth N. Nicholas
Elizabeth N Nicholas
Edward T. Nicholas
William R. Perry
Prospect Street
Dale A
Senge
Buffington's Drug Ltd
Hopes Street
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