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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1916

Page

3

Train of Artillery Holds Regular Bristol Meeting

The Bristol Train of Artillery met last evening in the armory discussing attendance at the State Rifle Range and plans to go to camp. A special Monday meeting will decide the camp issue. Commissary Lt. Fred E. Suzman presented a portrait to the command which Col. M. A. Cheesman accepted, and Suzman supplied cigars.

Fred E. Suzman M. A. Cheesman Suzman

Valley council considers street and sewer improvements

Town Council discussed renewing a building lease at Valley School through Bertram Wall and granted Antonio Motta a victualing license at 14 State Street. Dog licensing enforcement continued as Officer Cook reported progress, while Sparks circus repairs to the common were planned after wagon damage. Petitions sought sewer extension from Washington Street to the shore, and highway drainage issues on Washington Street were referred to committees. Italian Society requested curbing and sidewalks at Italian Hall and were advised to file a petition.

Valley School Bertram W. Wall Antonio C. Motta State Street John J. Cook Cook Sparks Washington Street High Street Bay View Avenue Oliver Street Sewer Commission Committee On Council Wood Roma Streets

Eternal Question at Pastime Theatre with Mme Petrova

The Pastime Theatre presents The Eternal Question a five act Metro picture starring Mme Petrova in a demanding role. The plot shifts from an organ grinder's home to a ducal palace with scenes at a New York club and charity ball as a race between an ocean liner and an aeroplane drives the dramatic finale.

Mme. Petrova Mme Petrova New York Bianca

Bristol Postspones League Game for Naval Training Station Match

The Bristol manager delays the Narragansett League game in Warren tomorrow to face the U S Naval Training Station team on the common. Sailors are described as husky and skilled, with George Pierce likely to pitch for Bristol to duplicate a Newport triumph. Sailors arrive at 1 pm. game starts at 3 pm. The Narragansett League contest shifts to Warren Sunday afternoon.

Bristol Warren U. S. Naval Training Station George Pierce Newport

Roger Casement Hanged for Treason at Pentonville

Roger Casement, former British knight and colonial official, was executed at Pentonville Prison London for high treason. He conspired to start an armed revolt in Ireland and sought German aid. A postexecution notice on the prison door confirmed the death sentence was carried out.

Roger Casement Pentonville London Casement Ireland James McCarrell

Deutschland Returns to Bremen After Baltimore Stopover

The German freight submarine Deutschland left Baltimore after a 23 day stay and rushed to Bremen just before 9 p m on Wednesday night. It passed through the lower Chesapeake Bay on the surface, convoyed by the tug Timmins, and submerged again at the three mile limit off Cape Henry near the Cape Charles area. No allied warships were seen at the departure point.

Baltimore Atlantic Bremen Chesapeake Bay Timmins Virginia Capes Cape Henry Old Point

Star Theatre Presents Four Plays and Serial Entry

Star Theatre manager Dillon schedules tonight's program featuring The Fourth Estate five acts Ghosts Mutual master piece five acts Anna Nilsson and Tom Moore in Whos Guilty plus Saturday's sensational serial The Girl and the Game.

Dillon Anna Nilsson Tom Moore

Bristol Train of Artillery Shoots At Rumford Range

Twenty one Bristol Train of Artillery members attended the State Rifle Range event in Rumford on Tuesday. Sergt A Elmer McNamara became the first Bristol member to qualify as a sharpshooter with top marks in the 200 to 500 yard events and skirmish. The article lists top scores across sharpshooter and marksman classes, including Privates T G J Carter, H P Trudell, A Moreno, J F Murphy, and others with detailed yardage results. Several members plan to return in the next two weeks for a second round.

Bristol Train of Artillery Rumford A. Elmer McNamara Bristol Sergt A. E. McNamara Co. A Priv H. P. Trudell Sergi. A. E. McNamara A. Moreno Co. B J. F. Murphy Priv. Charles Sherman Corp. H. McKay A. A. Moreno J. P. Pardey Dennis Ferraro Charles Sylvester P. E. Evers W. H. Francis, Jr M. Ezekouch Gendo S. Bernard J. J. Perry M. P. Goulart Priv. Ohn Pardy J. F. Valante F. J. Sousa

Scouts Head to Camp Yangoo in Rhode Island

The First Bristol Troop of Rhode Island will leave on the 920 Consolidated train tomorrow morning for a week at Camp Yangoo in Rockville. The First North Providence Troop and another Providence unit will join next week. Scout masters will inspect the camp on Sunday and hold their monthly meeting. The camp lies on Yangoo Pond noted for historic links and fine freshwater fishing. The local troop departs Providence by auto truck at 10:30 a.m. and reaches camp about 1:30 p.m. Visitors are welcome. reach the camp by stopping at Hope Valley.

Rhode Island Boy Scouts Yangoo Rockville R. I North Providence Providence Yangoo Pond Hope Valley

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