Motor Law Violators Backed by Fifth District Court
Violators of motor vehicle laws paid fines and costs totaling 35 in Fifth District Court. Louis Rabinowitz of 14 Garden Street Providence was fined 15 for driving without a license. Piacenzo Orifice of 631 Wood Street Bristol pleaded guilty to not having a vehicle under control and paid 10. Marian P Darling of 155 George Street Providence fined 5 for parking near a hydrant. Denis L Moran of 74 Park Street Providence paid 5 for failing to stop at an intersection. Andrew Florenzo of 17 Mason Avenue pleaded guilty to possessing a quart of undersized quahangs and paid 5. He was arrested on Aug 10 by Arthur Burke, warden of Fish and Game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth District
Louis Rabinowitz
Garden Street
Providence
Piacenzo Orifice
Wood Street
Bristol
Marian P. Darling
George Street
Denis L. Moran
Park Street
Andrew Florenzo
Mason Avenue
Arthur Burke
Fish and Game Division
Mrs Carrie G Smith 73 of Warren Dies
Mrs Carrie Frances Gayton Smith wife of William I Smith of Kirkemuit Ave died yesterday at St Josephs Hospital aged 72 for funeral at 2 oclock Thursday from George M Wilbur Funeral Home Main Street Warren Rev Anthony Ryademeyy Tectel Lugsowmereaiers Church will officiate burial in North Cemetery Survivors include two sons six daughters a sister and a brother all of this town
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Frances (Gayton) Smith
William I Smith
Kirkemuit Avenue
St. Joseph's Hospital
Smith
Thomas and
Julia (Bullock) Gayton
St Michael's Church
Willam T
Richard C Smith
Abbie Buffum
Edith M Ross
Helen C Flanagan
Ethel M Dennis
Fitchburg
Mass
Stella F Gardner
Philadelphia
Alice L. Redfern
Barrington
Mary Fales
Milton Gayton
George M Wilbur
Main Street
Warren
Anthony
Ryademeyy
Horses and Superstition in Ancient Veterinary Cures
In an era when superstition ruled cures for suffering, horses were believed to be possessed by evil spirits. The witch was consulted when a horse went lame as part of folk veterinary practice.
Rhode Island Legion Officers Elect and Banquet Held
YD Post won three and Stark-Parker women one as six corps competed in a Riverside march. Colby Meader led the YD unit drum major parade outfits featured blue overseas caps, red-lined capes, and white trousers. The banquet at the armory closed a three day conclave with Brigham Callan as toastmaster and speeches by Commander Campbell and Mrs Wurtz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YD Post
Stark-Parker
Riverside
John Flint
Colby Meader
West Point
Roberta Brindell
Armistice Post
Maurice Fontaine
Newport Post
George A Long
William H. Shields
Sons of the Legion
Clark Vaughn
Massachusetts Department
American Legion
Mark King
Boston
YC Post
Massachusetts
Drum Corps Committee
Jean Rickettson
Clarence King
Massacoteam
Fred Churchley
Malden
Mass
Legion
Hunter BP
Amerraga Legion
Chicago
Harry Lees
Whitinsville
J 1. Gifford
Auburn Post
Gideon I. Lambert
Pawtucket Post
William Beehler
A A Edmonds
Charles Risk
Gordon T Milter
John T McNulty
Charles Woolley
RJ. Sullivan
Henry Walsh
James Dick
Thomas King
Elsie Wurtz
Ladies Auxiliary
Department of
Rhode Island
Marie C Hawthorne
North Providence
Leita Eddy
East Greenwich
Ann Smith
Pawtucket
Ruth Anderson
Auburn
Jouella Bartlett
Doris Wenberg
Bunny Laing
Westerly
Isabelle West
Edgewood
Martha Lord
Wurtz
Dar Sdsb
OSFP
Decr
Ted
Providence
Bristol
Bristol Train
Kent County
Colt Vfemorial
Narragansett Brewers
Theresa Donovan
Legionnaires
Aarph S. Mohr
Four Sunday outings draw crowds in Bristol parishes and clubs
Thousands attended four Bristol outings on Sunday. The largest was St Elizabeth's Church at DeWolf Farm with about 1400 participants enjoying athletic events folk dances and a Portuguese concert. Mt Carmel drew 700 plus at Fales Grove with crowd racing and prize winners listed for numerous events. Additional notes include parishioners from hydralion engine and hose company and Cas Defenders Association with town officials among 75 attendees at the clambake and outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Stlizabeth's
Our Lady of
Mt. Carmel
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Cas Defenders’ Association
DeWolf Farm
Metacom Avenue
St. Elizabeth's
Mt Carmel Church
Fales’ Grove
Hope Street
Ralph Bernardo
Lavina Maturi
Emily Formisano
Constance Belle
Nicholas Gagho
Tavina Maturi
Angelina Palma
Joseph Pirr
Joseph Formisano
Rose Russo
Marco Troiano
Nicholas Gaglio
Michael Ruotello
Joseph Calderiso
Rose Ruggiero
Nicholas Gaglo
Damiel Azzarone
Albert Cirillo
Avino
Maturi
Fannie Iasiello
Dorothy Soldano
Annie Soldano
Theresa Turillo
Josephine Sansone
Annie Squatritto
Emily Delmonico
Mary Pasquarella
Josephime Sansone
Gracé@éodola
Lillian Basquarelli
Mary Turillo
Theresa Turilo
Mary Presqtaren
Orlando Bisbano
Therridge
Igbhall
Italian chicken dinner aids Defenders outing at Garcia's Farm
The Defenders' event at Garcia's Farm on Metacom Avenue served an Italian chicken dinner. Co chairs were Manuel Vargas and Mrs Julio Xa vier with a large arrangements committee including Mrs Joseph Coite Mrs John Perry Mrs Joseph Marshall and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defenders
Garcia
Metacom Avenue
Manuel Vargas
Julio Xavier
St. Elizabeth’s
Joseph Coite
John Perry
Joseph Marshall
Margaret Travers
Frank Lima
Philomena Rodrigues
Joseph Cabral
John V Texeirz
Mary E. Sousa
Josphine Medeiros
George P. Cost Manuel Espinosa
Joseph King
John da Ponte- Joseph Castro
John Almeida
Lawrence Perry
Frank Correia
Manuel Sousa
Joseph Freitas
John Victoria
Manuel Sardinha
Raymond J. Cavallaro
Mt. Carmel
Hydes Outing Committee
Gardiner West
Raymond Card
Louis Gallo
Charles Pendleton
Fred Coggeshall
Arthur Bullock
Louis Matrone
Henry S. Campbell
Frank Mansi
Louis Malafronte
Antonio Marabello
Mathew Capone
Bernard Quartaro
Elia Giusti
Stephen Mascena
Martin Mansi
John N. Bisbano
Frank E. Langello
Alphonse Riccio
Cosmo Marabello
Defenders’ Party
Kay Francis and Errol Flynn Star in Green Light Double Feature
In August showings Kay Francis headlines with Errol Flynn in Green Light and Another Dawn, supported by Ian Hunter and Frieda Inescort. Trouble brews with Jane Withers in Angel's Holiday, offering a second feature with Robert Kent, Joan Davis, Sally Blane. Friday and Saturday bring Kipling's Wee Willie Winkie starring Shirley Temple and ensemble cast with critics praising it as a major Hollywood event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Francis
Errol Flynn
Ian Hunter
Frieda Inescort
Little Miss Dynamite
Jane Withers
Robert Kent
Joan Davis
Sally Blane
Hollywood
Rudyard Kipling
Wee Wille
Olympian Club Routs Artillery 12 to 3 in League Tilt
Olympian Club built a 12 3 victory over Marty Biancuzzo’s Artillery last evening on the Common as four BTA pitchers walked in multiple runs. Larney Brisbane’s club led 4 0 after three innings and featured key throws by Arnie Dryer and Jimmie Duffy while River Cardoza drove in four and Jim Salzano added a double and single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BTA
Larney
Brisbane
Marty Biancuzzo
Stanley Tupaj
Leo Mansi
Sammy Morris
Po Securo
Paul Bruno
Sive
River Cardoza
Jim Salzano
Arnie Dryer
Benefit Game Plans Friday Night Twilight League Match
Alphonse Rebello arranges a benefit game for Chappie Oliver who tore a knee weeks ago. Warren Town faces a nine selected Twilight League squad with Alex Fish and Felig Hebert leading the Warren battery. Bristol counters with Louie Sylvia and D A mbrosia among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Lee
Alphonse Rebello
Chappie Oliver
Rocky Poin
Warren Town
Andy D'Ambrosia
Foxy
Marshall Sewall
Ara Sethe
Case Continues Inquest Into Fatal July Auto Crash
Judge William T. O'Donnell extended the case against Oney Malafronte to August 30 in Fifth District Court. Coroner A A Edmonds has not finished the inquest into the July 3 collision that killed Mrs. Mary Mendes Dwarte. Malafronte, 23, of Catherine Street, faces a charge of driving an automobile so as to endanger life and limb, death resulting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Edmonds
William T. O'Donnell
Fifth District Court
Oney Malafronte
Catherine Street
Mary Mendes Dwarte
Franklin Street
Anthony J. Ferrara
Edmonds
Malafronte
Your Column Letter From Bristol Patronage Discontinues
A Bristol Rhode Island reader declines renewal of The Bristol Phoenix after fifty years over an Aug 3 editorial on Passenger service. He argues trains beat buses for comfort speed and safety and warns of adverse reaction and possible subscription cancellations. The editor acknowledges the subscriber and notes readers oppose removing passenger trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Bristol County
Providence, Warren and Bristol
The
Phoenix
New Haven
Providence
Public interest in rains and display of authority discussed
The letter discusses public interest in retaining rains and the need for wider display of public opinion. It notes limited communications received so far and questions whether HY trails should be kept. It cites an artist case and mentions an authority’s stance on a Filotais sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phen
Ota
Miia
Holy Name Society Outing Planned for August 29
The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Mt Catt Church completed plats for its annual clambake and outing at a Parish Hall meeting. The event will be held August 29 at Fales Field Hope Street with Stephen Mascena as general chairman and a committee including Domenic DiGeorgia Dominc Puya John Sansone Michael Pasquarelli Nicholas Riggiero William Massano Frank Malafronte Michael Cappucci Raymond Cavallaro and Joseph Pannone ex officio.
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Bage District
O'Donnell
Carrie G. Smith
Miles
Egion Evects ‘ McCaffrey
NEW ‘Dept
Mrs. Wurtz
Teeman
Post Department
National Executive
Mohr
Frank McCaffery
John E. Baird
Gordon T. Miller
Joshua K. Broadhead
Edward Ziegler
Richard J. Dennis
John J. McGauley
A. F. Young Post
Serge
Star-Tribune
S. E. Shuster
Hope St. Mello
Miss Wilison
E. W. Weaver & Son
High Street
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Nes
Aeneer
Soldano
Mary DeFelice
HS Ah Mat Gee
Lee
Pert
PC Olympians Ee
Ever Readys
Defance
BT A
Wes
R. I
R S Bosworth
Bristol Phoenix
R .I
Walter E. Munroe
Walter
Eays
Kellogg’s
John Alden
Campbell’s
N.B.C. Sabina
Kellogg's
S. S. Pierce Co
Epicure
Hamburg
Pilgrim Bakers
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