Defiance Wins Bristol County Water Battle Title
Defiance Engine and Hose Company defeats Massasoit Hook and Ladder of Warren on Bristol Common to claim the county championship using a single formation. Angelo Andrade devised the lineup, with a 2 2 nozzle setup, securing seven minutes and 15 seconds of direct hits and a two minute lead. Governor Green donated the trophy. Warren receives runner-up honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampden Meadows
Defiance Engine and Hose Company
Massasoit
Warren
Bristol
Warrenites
Defiance
State Firemen’s League
Warren Firemen
Angelo Andrade
Bristol Common
Theodore Francis Green
Massasot
Arthur Brickley
State Firemen's League
Capt Andrade
Marion Oliver
Joseph Andrade
Manuel Terra
Eveline Oliver
Leslie Howard
Leo Smith
Joseph Fourme
Howard Deschamps
Charges Filed With NRA Board Over Bristol Shoe Factory
Thomas B. Lavey of Bristol filed a formal complaint with the NRA Compliance Director in Providence against Paramede Shoe Co now renamed World Shoe Co alleging learners unpaid and no proper time clocks. Lavey and Frank B. Silvia claim code violations and seek a fair hearing, noting town favors to the plant with tax and rent concessions.
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Bristol
Thomas B. Lavey
NRA
Exchange Street
Providence
Paramede Shoe Company
World Shoe Co
Lavey
Frank B. Silvia
Sylvia
Wood St
General Johnson
Paramede Shoe Co
Garden Party at Mt Carmel Draws Large Crowd
A large gathering attended the lawn party by Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church’s associated societies on State Street grounds. Booths were busy, dancing enjoyed on an open-air platform, and performers included Mars Nastri, Barbara Jarousa, and others. The fete continues Thursday to Saturday with spaghetti supper and a boxing show featuring local pugilists.
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Associated Societies
Our Lady of Mt Carmel
State Street
Mary Miatrone
Maura Veco
Vente
Flash
Ferrera
Billy Furtada
Caladrone
Leo Mansi
Colt Vietnorial High School
Plan Outings Set by Bristol Groups
Bristol Aerie No 953 and Fxer Reads Engine and Hose Company finalize plans for their annual outings to be held in separate sections of Fales Grave Bristol Neck. Miller Catering of East Providence will prepare the firemen’s bake. Munro brothers James and Verne will cook at the Eagle event. Demars chairs Ever Ready outing with Pinhero Hut Correira Tony Perry and Arthur Casse assisting. FOEF committee includes George Dion Anthony Nunes and Domenic Mascola.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Fxer
Fnegine and Hose Company
Fales’ Grave
Bristol Neck
F H Miller Catering Company
East Providence
Munro Brothers
James and
Verne
Eagle
Arthur Demars
Joseph Pinhero
Hut” Correira
Tony Perry
Arthur ‘Casse
George Dion
Anthony Nunes
Domenic Mascola
Brown Manchester wedding at St Michael’s Church
Miss Laura Lillian Manchester of Touisset Point Road Warren and Arthur Wallace Brown of this town were married at 10 this morning in the chantry of St Michael's Church by Canon Anthony R. Parshley. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Steven N. Mason, brother in law and sister of Mr. Brown.
Probation for Nicholas DeLello in ERA disturbance case
Nicholas DeLello, 19, of 11 Usher avenue, pleaded guilty to quarrelling, revelling, and indecency after a disturbance at ERA headquarters. Judge Benjamin F Lindemuth placed him on six months probation and admonished him not to be “fresh again,” with testimony by ERA administrator John G DesLauriers and Acting Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara. The incident occurred August 15 as he sought ERA reinstatement.
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Nicholas DeLello
Usher Avenue
Nuto
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Fifth District Court
Daniel H Gardner
Carson Avenue
West Warwick
William McSoley
Warren
Lindemuth
Michael Gremo
Domenic Cavvalero
Joseph A Hammill
Lucien Capong
Cavalherio
Abraham Eisenstadt
Pasquale Anello
Assumpsit
Brown and Seward
George W. Moore
Andrea Panza
New England Transportation Company
Scouts Enjoy Final Week at Camp Takarest on Mt Hope Bay
Bristol scouts near school return to Camp Takarest for a last week program. Sunday visitors day drew over 100 family members while the First Troop held a Camp-o-ree with water sports and a chowder supper. Plans include a Fall Round-Up, council fire, and a 25 foot lookout tower directed by Scoutmaster Lawrence S Ashton to be completed before Labor Day.
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Bristol
Camp
Takarest
Mt. Hope Bay
Joseph Arouca
King Philip
Societe Owill
Mt Hope Bay
Lawrence S Ashton
Plans complete for Bristol County Police and Press Clamhake
Complete plans for the fourth annual Bristol County Police and Press Clamhake are set for Thursday afternoon at Daviss in toutset. The event features a county championship police pistol shoot with teams from Warren Barrington and the host town. Charles L Hughes chairs the arrangements with Chiefs Robbins Barrington Cronin Warren Ferrara and Edward Higgins among officials and notable attendees.
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Bristol County Police and Press
Davis's
Warren
Barrington
Charles L. Hughes
Robbins
Cronin
Ferrara
Edward J. Higgins
Green
Sena
Joseph C. Kinder
BTA Hand Olympians H-2 Drubbing To Tie For First
Jack Marsden hurled a strong game as BTA beat the Olympians 10 to 2 in Bristol Twilight League action. BTA moved into a first place tie with Olympians. Ever-Readys looming potential triple tie if they win Friday.
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B.T.A
Jack Marsden
B.T. A
Bristol Twiight
Olympians
Ferreira
Matt
Flash
Bruno
Rinaldi
Chief Kavanaugh Faces Liquor Charge in East Providence Court
Police Chief Richard J Kavanaugh of East Providence stands trial for operating a motor vehicle while under the influence. Judge A True man Patterson presided in Seventh District Court as spectators filled the Town Hall courtroom. Kiernan represents the chief, while William Brand serves as town solicitor for the state.
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Richard J Kavanaugh
A. Trueman Patterson
Seventh District Court
East Providence
James Kiernan
William Brand
Paramode Shoe Co. Progress Inspectors Tour Set
Paramode Shoe Company announces an inspection by Bristol representatives to view progress at the new leather shoe factory. Herm Kesslens Press identifies the event as a tour to be held tomorrow afternoon.
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Paramode Shoe CO
Yyde
Herm Kesslens
Paramode Shoe Company
Bristol
Worcester Scouts Thank Bristol Official for Camp Takarest Stay
A group of Worcester Boy Scouts from Camp Takarest at 295 Cambridge Street Worcester Mass writes to Mr Fred E Suzman of the Bristol Boy Scout Council thanking him for arranging Mr Fish to secure the campsite. They express their appreciation for the wonderful site and their regret at leaving with sincere thanks.
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Fred E. Suzman
Bristol Boy Scout Council
Worcester Boy Scouts
Camp
Takarest
Bovs
Mr Fish
Camp Takarest
Thomas McCarthy
Edward McCarthy Poward Masterson
James Duffy
Edward Duffs
Hit and Run Driver Fined $15 and Costs
John M. Lema 23 of 270 Thames Street pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident after his car struck a parked vehicle on Wood Street and crashed into a tree. He was fined 15 and costs with bail set at 500 pending appeal.
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John M. Lema
Thames Street
Wood Street
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Fifth District
Lema
Bourne Street
Wood St
Gil Estrella
Magnolia Street
William L. Serbst
Estrella
A. F. D'Angelo
Frances Torres
Bay View Avenue
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