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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1918

Page

3

Mrs. Charlotte Brelsford Dies at 44 in Local Home

Mrs. Charlotte M. Brelsford wife of Samuel Brelsford died Saturday at 5 AM at 855 Hope Street from arteriosclerosis. She was 43 or 44, born in town, member of Reba Rebekah Lodge No.12 IOOF and Babbitt Relief Corps, former president, Trinity Church member active in Ladies Aide. Survived by husband and son Sgt. Maj. Samuel Brelsford in France, six brothers and three sisters. Funeral from 855 Hope Street to Trinity Church with Rev William Worthington, interment North Cemetery.

Samuel Brelsford Charlotte M. Brelsford Hope Street Brelsford Herman J. Kemph Bay View Avenue Reba Rebekah Babbitt, Woman’s Relief Corps Trinity Church Ladies’ Aid Society National India Rubber Company Sergt Sixty- Sixth United States Infantry France Charles East Providence Herman Jerome George W John William H Camp Upton New York Grace M. Meiggs Annie Kemph Bertha Miller Toronto Canada William Worthington Providence North Cemetery

Nietzsche and Christianity Condemned by German Philosopher

The article cites Friedrich Nietzsche as a major German thinker and questions his influence on modern Germany. It recounts a harsh indictment of Christianity declaring it a parasite, corrupt, and a motive for denying reality, labeling it an immortal shame.

Funeral of Joseph Albro 88 in Bristol

The funeral for Joseph Albro, aged 88, was held at 8:30 from 344 Wood Street to St Elizabeth's Church with a 9:00 requiem mass conducted by Rev. Francisco Cieria. Floral tributes include gifts from the Don Luiz Felippe Society and Holy Name Society. He was born in Funchal Madeira, came to Bristol 50 years ago, worked in the National India Rubber Company factory, and served in the old Bristol Light Infantry. His wife Theodora died ten years ago and he leaves one daughter, Mrs Mary Camacho.

Joseph Albro Wood Street St Elizabth’s Church Francisco Cieria Theodora August Don Luiz Felippe Society Holy Name Society St. Elizabeth’s Church Funchal Madeirra Bristol National India Rubber Company Bristol Light Infantry Theodora Mary Camacho

Mrs Margaret J McKenna 58 Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Margaret J McKenna widow of James McKenna died after a long illness at her home 30 Mount Hope avenue Bristol. Born in Ireland she lived in Providence before moving to Bristol 13 years ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs William H Sisson and Mass Veronica McKenna, one sister Mrs Mary Carney Boston, one brother Charles Mahan Boston, and two grandchildren. Funeral from Mount Hope avenue residence to St Mary’s Church for a requiem mass. Interment in St Mary’s Cemetery.

Margaret J. McKenna James McKenna Mount Hope Avenue Ireland Providence Bristol William H Sisson Mass Veronica McKenna Mary Carney Boston Charles Mahan St. Mary’s Church Albert L. Cahill Henry F. Donovan Minnie Franklin Catherine Connery Augustus McKay Jesus Hugh Carney Charles Scott McKenna William Connolley James Mahon Woonsocket George Sisson Michael McKenna St Mary’s Cemetery

Obituary for Local Youth Active in Church and Clubs

A gifted student and golf cadet, and a member of the Junior Holy Name Society of St Mary’s Church, dies after illness. He served as secretary to the church group, was an altar boy, and worked as a clerk for William Connery when not in school. Survived by parents, three brothers John Joseph Edward, and three sisters Elizabeth Walsh Loretta Walsh Mary. Funeral at 8:30 from his Bourn street home with a requiem mass at St Mary’s Church.

Okie Imine Ee Golf Cadets Amd Holy Name Society St Mary’s Church St Mary's Church William Connery John Joseph Edward Elizabeth Walsh Colt Memorial High School Loretta Walsh Lyons Manufacturing Company Providence Mary Bourn Street

Real Estate Transfers in Local Property Market

FrankiE McKenna transfers three Bay View avenue lots to Joseph Di Rosa and wife. Luke Anasto conveys a Woodlawn avenue house and lot to Tames W Carnes and wife. Benjamin Brothers' sells buildings and land at Wood and Catherine streets and land on the east side of Wood street to Daniel J Healy. Daniel J Healey transfers all the same Wood property to Lews Benjamin.

Frankie McKenna Joseph di Rosa Bay View Avenue Luke Anasto Tames W Carnes Woodlawn Avenue Benjamin Brothers Daniel J Healy Wood and Catherine Streets Wood Street Daniel J Healey Lews Benjamin

Rhode Island Low Physical Disqualification Rate

Rhode Island reports a 3.37 percent rate of men rejected for physical reasons from the draft through July 23 1917. Since June 5 1917 Rhode Island boards have sent 5193 men to training camps and 1751 to Camp Upton. The total discharged for physical defects nationwide is 175. Provost Marshal General Crowder’s criticism of high discharge rates does not apply to Rhode Island, says Lieut. Harold G. Martin.

Rhode Island Harold G. Martin Camp Upton Crowder Lieut Martin

Fifth District Court Finds Cardoza Guilty in Rioting Case

Ferdinand Cardoza convicted by Judge F H Hammill for inflammatory street remarks in front of the National India Rubber Company during last Thursday's strike. Fined $20 and costs. bail set at $500 on appeal. Pettine argued not guilty and motion to withdraw sentence denied. Other cases continued or disposed of, including Cannavaciuolo and Silvia for truck theft, Norbury drunkenness, and various civil matters.

Ferdinand Cardoza National India Rubber Company F H. Hammill Fifth District Court A. V. Pettine Hammill Pettine Luigi Cannavaciuolo Jesse Silvia Narragansett Rubber Company William Norbury Rodolfo Michel

Walter L Main Fashion Plate Shows In Warren

Walter L Main representatives announce the world famous Walter L Main Fashion Plate Shows will appear in Warren. The circus is noted for its animal display and trained performers and will give two performances at 2 and 8 pm on August 31 plus a grand street parade at noon.

Walter L. Main Warren Walter L

Star Theatre Tonight Presents Loaded Dice and Zeppelin Raid

Star Theatre showcases Frank Keenan in Loaded Dice a five act drama this eveningA second feature The Last Raid of Zeppelin L 21 depicts the destruction of an invading airship A free chocolate giveaway accompanies the program Also scheduled Wednesday a double Blue Ribbon program features Earl Williams in Mothers Sin and Rosetta Brice in Loves Toll with Keystone comedies Thursday Keenan stars in The Public Defender

Frank Keenan Star Theatre Earl Williams Rosetta’ Brice Keystone the Public Defender

Bristol Resident Praises Dean's Kidney Pills

A Bristol painter, C. F Card of 112 Union St., testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his weak back after heavy lifting. He reports constant dull pain before use and full relief after taking the remedy. Price 60c at all dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Bristol Dean Union St Card Foster-Milburn Co, Msgrs Buffalo, N. Y

Love's Conquest at Y M C A with Mme Cavalieri

Madame Cavalieri stars in Love's Conquest based on Gis monda by Sardou at the Y M C A this week. She plays Gismonda the Athenian duchess whose wealth and jewels attract many wooers while an enormous $1,000,000 of jewelry decorates her role. A savage trained lion figures in several scenes, and Cavalieri funded care for the trainer after a mishap. The production promises thrilling and heartful drama set in 16th century Athens with grand scenery.

Mme Cavalieri Love Mme. Cavalieri Mme. Cavalier

Business to Day in a Blackface Parable on Trade

Two men discuss a chain of trades from horse to cows to hogs to steers, with the punchline that the speaker claims heavy business but not necessarily profit. The dialogue reflects everyday commerce and racial stereotypes in a historical setting.

Mistah Brown Brown

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