Warren Bristol Series Planned By League Board
The Board of Governors plans a Warren versus Bristol series after the local twilight league ends. Local talent from both towns will fill the roster with a best two of three format likely, opening in Warren then Burr's Hill Park, with a final game at a neutral site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Bristol
Board of Governors
Burr's Hill Park
Biancuzzo
Guevremont
Andrade
Mansi
Lst
Sousa
D’ambrosio
Marsden
Mello
Marshall
Geisler
Correira
Herzig
Moore
Fuhier
Cavallaro
Tony Baker
Honey” Menard
Chassy
LeClerc
Borges
Oliver
Desilets Gladue
Matt
Kelley
Eddie Menard
D’angelo
Flanagan
Life Savers Emblems Awarded After Red Cross Courses
Emblems were presented Wednesday by Instructor Raymond Makowsky to 25 boys and girls who passed tests after completing two weeks of swimming and life saving training at the local bath house under the Bristol Branch of the American Red Cross. Raymond Mott led the course with 97 points. Senior and junior rankings follow with scores for each participant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J Makowsky
Bristol
American Red Cross
Raymond Mott
Wendell Marshman
Jesse Sandford
Christina Birnes
Jeanette Bush
William Alger
Alcid Gigeure
Maurice Smith
Frederick Nenna
Registration For Read Work Starts Tomorrow
Registration of men seeking work on the Warren Bristol road opens tomorrow at 9 am in the Dept. of Public Aid office on State Street. Wm A Angevine chairs the 12 directors and will oversee fitness based selection with federal money backing the project. The process prioritizes aid recipients but does not guarantee employment, as need and fitness are weighed. Regulations require US citizenship and state residency where needed, with ex service men given preference where qualified, and lists furnished by the employment agency guiding hiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren-Bristol Road
Dept. of Public Aid
State Street
Wm. A. Angevine
United States
Tus
Council Tables Plan of Sewer Commission
The Town Council tabled a plan to issue a town note for 5000 to pay a 4098 bill to Prof. H K Barrows for the sewage plant. President Williams warned restraint due to United States Rubber Company tax protests and advised the Sewer Commission to halt further spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewer Commission
H. K. Barrows
W. Fred Williams
United States Rubber Company
Williams
Harold FE. Hill
William T. Dwyer
Dwyer
Hill
Barrows
Counci
Bank
Elisha Hibbert
Council
James F Wyhe
Ll S Rubber Company
Joseph Rego
Gooding Avenue
Hope Street
Terra Town
Joseph Hammill
Regos
Terra
Sylvia
Millemagg
Williams, Hibbert and
Wryhe
Rubber Company Protest Over High Bristol Tax Assessment
United States Rubber Company's Wire Division protests Bristol 1932 assessment claiming a $897,004 excess over its June 20 filing. Officials say removal of Keds machinery and inventories skewed taxes, risking Wire Division viability and prompting court review if no accord with assessors is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest G. Brown
United States Rubber Company
Wire
Keds
Brown
Bristol
US Rubber Company
Rhode Island
Providence Journal
Commpany
Board of Assessors
Also Mentioned on This Page
League Board
of Sewer Commission
U. S. Rubber Company
Directors of Public Aid
Pastime Theatre
Charlotte Greenwood
Shadow of the Eagle
Elissa Lardi
Paramount News Silv
Elmer Rices
Tulitzer Prize
Sylvia Sidney
WM. Collier, JR
Estille Taylor
Mance
Edward C.kunz
Jewwsa
MRGAS
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