Patriotic Tournament At Excelsior Courts Tennis Progress
Matches continue in the patriotic tournament with proceeds to Red Cross for the 19th Company fund. Players contribute at least 10c per match or default. entries for doubles events urged. Six men's doubles and three pairs in both women's doubles and mixed doubles have entered. several results listed including Wallis Howe past Boynton 6 2 6 1 and Barton over Tirrell 6 1 6 4.
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Excelsior
The
Red Cross
Phoenix
In Advance of His Time
A brief exchange shows a judge scolding a person about an overdue car, highlighting urgency and impatience. The exchange captures a moment of tension over promised delivery and expectation.
Bristol Vicinity Notes Highlights From Local Council and Visitors
The semi monthly Town Council session is set for tomorrow evening. Local residents report frequent visitors and vacations, including families from Brooklyn Cambridge Detroit and Conshohocken. The rubber factory West Barrington expands plant and new machinery is installed to meet rising demand. Society attendees traveled to Narragansett Pier for the Broadway Ball benefiting the Navy Comforts League of Rhode Island.
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James Struthers
Blackstone
Mass
First Baptist Church
Frank J. Bruno
Child
Brooklyn
Annie O'Mara
Cambridge
Edith Hurley
Detroit
Mich
Catherine O’mara
Hope Street
Suzman
Mary A. Flynn
Rock Street
Fred Larence
Third Street
Kazy Lake
Adirondacks
N. Y
Harry Dimond
Greenwood
Martha B. Dimond
New Bedford
Providence
Frog Hollow Gun Club
Edward Ryan
Jack Flynn
Leo Sylvia
Anthony Velleca
Santa
State Street
M.fe
Samuel Irwin
East Greenwich Academy
Frank B Wilson
Conshohocken
Penn
Wilson
James T Phelps
Franklin Street
National India Rubber Company
Lee Tire & Rubber Company
Narragansett Pier
Navy Comforts League of
Rhode Island
P. Colt
Gladstone
Andrew Weeks Anthony
Maus S. Wheelwright
John W. Bicknell
Countess Morom
J. A. Macey
Montreal
Colburn Darling
Earl Miller
Davis G Arnold
James G. Damon
Eugene Jackson
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
An old medical advertisement argues catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local apps but only by a constitutional remedy. It explains inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes rumbling and deafness if untreated, and promises Hall's Catarrh Cure works through the blood with a $100 reward for any untreatable case. Circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Ll Drugegists
Cheney & Coo
Toledo
Bristol Notes and Local Appointments and Visits
Local residents, visitors, and job changes fill Bristol items. Vern L Rice and Miss André King return from travels. Misses Bot tomley and Marguerite Lee also back from vacations. The Kirke Grange clambakes are set for Thursday. coast patrol boats and quahangs stir Bay activity. Nationwide rubber and factory operations resume. Navy reserve members head toward France. telephone operators take a two week break. a Bristol veteran, Cyrus A Jackson, sails to join the war effort.
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Vern L. Rice
Maine
André King
A. J. King, & Co
Kirkemuit Grange
Warren
Margaret
Sarah Bottomley
Portland
Max Makowsky
Old Seeherd
St. Ae
Burnside Social Club
Joseph Gasner
Hartford
Conn
Yon E. Suzman
Marguerite F. Lee
Ralph Kinder
Philadelphia
Elizabeth R. Church
R. S. Church
T. Clarke Brown
Newport
Elizabeth Cole
Providence Telephone Company
Ella May Gray
Intervale
Ruth Hanson
Cyrus A. Jackson
C M
South Boston
Bristol
Boston
France
Dorfbolt
Bristol Naval Reserve
Mr. Jackson
Fifth District Court Docket and Card Playing Case
No criminal cases were before Judge F H Hammill in the Fifth District Court yesterday. Civil docket dispositions include Benjamin Brothers' Company vs Arthur X Sousa continued two weeks Everett West vs Eugene LeClair Jr defaulted Walters Simpson Company vs George Poulos continued one week. One man arrested by Patrolman Henry Serbst for playing cards on Sunday did not appear. counsel requested a one week continuation.
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F H Hammill
Fifth District Court
Benjamin Brothers' Company
Arthur X. Sousa
Everett West
Eugene LeClair, Jr
Walter Simpson Company
George Poulos
Henry Serbst
Children’s Tin Box Fund Seeks Wider Support Across U S
Bristol Rhode Island founded Children’s Tin Box Fund expands to eighteen states with about seventeen hundred boxes. It supports relief through 3 cent meals for Belgian and French children and now extends to allied war zone needs. Volunteers place boxes, collect funds, and forward monthly sums to aid suffering children.
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Bristol
Belgium
France
Tin Box Fund
United States
Commission For Relief
Children’s Fin Box Fund
Children’s Tin Box Fund
R. I
The
Children of America’s Army of Relief
Boston
Bishop Perry
Beechmay
Locke
New York
Newport
R. 1
Children of America’s Fund
Phoenix
Boston Transcript
New York Times
Wallis F. Howe
Alice de Wolf
F C. Larned
Swordfish Harpoon Relic Shown In Phoenix Window Exhibit
A sensational find describes a 317 pound swordfish harpooned off the New England coast. The relic includes a spearhead with an 8 inch blade and a preserved rope, found amid centuries old fishing lore and methods. Local vessels once used bowsprit platforms to cast barbed harpoons.
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John
North Atlantic
United States
Newport
Block Island
Phoenix
Fall River
Bristol Auxiliary Sends Supplies to Providence
The Bristol Auxiliary dispatched funds and finished items including 2852 articles with 1712 surgical dressings to Providence. They shipped 18 dozen buck towels 12 sweaters 6 mufflers 5 pairs of socks and 2 pairs of mitts to the 19th Company.
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Bristol
Providence
Boy Scouts Return From Camp Yangoo With Strong Showing
Members of the First Bristol Troop returned from Camp Yangoo after a two week stay. An important meeting is set for this evening at 7 30 pm where all members must attend and new Boy Scouts of America equipment will be distributed.
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Bristol
Camp Yangoo
Boy Scouts of America
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Farrally Brothers
J. F. Farrally
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William F. Briggs
Darling
LY. M. GC
Northy Bros
Hasbrouck
Essie Biuirk
Wood Stree Place & Foster
Phonix
Manuel August Sam the Shoeman
Wallis E. Howe, Jr
Henry W. Boynton
Henry Barton
Charles Tirrell
Dr. W. F. Williams
Clarence Herreshoff
F. M. Dimond
Reba Paull
Alice Tattrie
Mollie Hamill
Emily Ford
Helen Church
Mary Reynolds
Miss deSadeleer
Helen Tingley
Dodge & Camfild Co
Butler Exchange
Adams Expres
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Charles H. Liscomb
Mrs
Everett Leb. Church
Grand View
Prudence Island
Coast Patrol Service
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
John Francis Brides
Bridget Elizabeth Maguire
Raffaele Amendola
Annie Anastasia
Narragansett Rubber Company
O. K
Fort Rogman
F. E. Suzman
Howard R. Newman
Shirley
Normandy Farm
Foxboro
Newman
O. R. Siegel
Leon McCaw
Foxsboro
Mary Potter
John R. Potter
Gooding Avenue
Malden
North
Potter
Fort Rodman
George Miller
Bristol County Gas & Electric Company
Children's Tin-Box Fund
the Phoenix
President Children’s Tin Box Fund
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Sommerville F._S. Doremus J. F. C. Downing
Guiteras
Nora F
Martin
BOY Scout
D. A
Crosbie
Dr. Caldwell
Dr.Caldwate
Dr. Ee
Barrington’ S Pharmacy
Hope
Sala
Bridg Narrows
John Temple-Drury
Tel
Aetna Protection
B. W. Wall
Gorham’s Express
Young's Drug Store
C. M. HL
J. E.G
Manuel
Munro Ave
Jewett Avenue
Jame Prixon
Willett Ave
Barrington, R. I
Bradford Farm
B. French
Pure Food Store
Ivory
Star
Lux
Charles A. Johnson
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