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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1934

Page

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Purchasing Committee Accepts New 1000-Gallon Ahrens-Fox Truck

The Purchasing Committee formally accepts the Ahrens-Fox 1000 gallon triple combination pumper after a favorable Insurance Underwriters report and two demonstrations showing the truck can pump over 1400 gallons per minute. The $12 675 purchase, after cash discount, increases Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co. apparatus to five and will be housed at the Franklin and High streets station. Town officials Hibbert Angevine Alder Coggeshall Connery attend. Fire Chief Anderson absent due to board meeting.

New England Insurantce Ahrens-Fox Insurance Company Hydraulion Engine and Hose Co Franklin and High Streets Elisha Hibbert William H. Angevine Messrs. Hibbert Angevine Ernest E. Alder Daniel G. Coggeshall Robert J Connery Board of Fire Engineers Robert J. Anderson

Polluted water fishermen get suspended sentences

Five Bristol fishermen pleaded guilty to taking shellfish from polluted waters and received six months probation from Judge Benjamin F Lindemuth. Three co defendants had sentences continued for one week, with similar probation pledged. One youth faced separate charges for a home intrusion and furniture damage.

Bristol Benjamin F Lindemuth Fifth District Michael Russo Second Street Joseph Pellerino Bay View Avenue Salvatore Cicero Usher Avenue Gaetano Castighego, Sr Bourn Avenue Gaetano Castighego Coggeshall Avenue Francisco Mariano Roma Street Domenic Troiano Jack Anna Bradford Street Robert Manchester West Street Warren Thomas Caizzi Fast State Street Borden Avenue Joseph A Hammill Caizzi

Diner Disturber Ferreira Sentenced in Dist. Court

Arman do Ferreira 40 of East State street pleaded guilty in Fifth District court after a disturbance at Mount Hope Diner on November 26. He was fined $60.10 on three counts and jailed 12 days for nonpayment, with police reports noting assaults on a patrolman and destruction of diner property. Ferreira showed a bruised eye and leg wounds from the incident.

Armando Ferreira East State Street Benjamin F Lindemuth Ferreira Providence County Howard Mount Hope Anthony J Ferrara William I Baker, Jr Ted Mulhearn Mr Mulhearn

Warren Lions Club hears Col Hall at Hotel Warren

Col Samuel A Hall commandant of the Soldiers' Home was the principal speaker at a Warren Lions Club meeting this noon in the Hotel Warren. He addressed club members on veterans affairs and community service.

Samuel A Hall Soldiers’ Home Warren Lions Club Hotel

Bristol Native Dr. Paul Bruno To Be Feted At Welcome Home Banquet

Classmates and friends plan a testimonial and banquet for Dr. Paul Bruno, a Bristol native and local physician. A 1923 Colt Memorial High School graduate, he studied at Hahnemann Medical College and completed internships at Providence City and Homeopathic Hospitals. He recently opened a Bristol practice at the Bradford house on Church street and is a member of several medical societies.

DR. C. Paul Bruno Bristol Paul Bruno Bruno Week Bradford Church Street Colt Memoral High School Providence Providence Medial Society Malpighi Society R. 1 Society of Italian Physicians City of

Mrs Martin Named Director For St Michael's Ch Play

Mrs Virginia LeClair Martin replaces Alexander Basilevich as director of The Cricket on the Hearth to be staged by St Michael's parishioners at the parish house on December 13 and 14. Cast includes Andrew Iverson John Perrybingle C B Perry Caleb Plummer Rev Anthony Parshley Harry Young Dot Hope Larned Mrs Martin Mrs Fielding Dorothy Roberts May Fielding and Muriel Ashton in key roles.

Virginia LeClair Martin Alexander S. Basilevich St Michael's Church Basilevich New York Andrew Iverson John Perrybingle C B Perry Mr Tackleton Lawrence Ashton Caleb Plummer Anthony R. Parshley

Masons to Conduct Lecture Series in Local Temple

The Hope Chapter No 6 RA M will host a four part series in the Masonic Temple starting tomorrow evening. Guest speaker Oscar Frank Stetson of Barrington, historian and writer on colonial times, will present to all master masons invited by the organizing committee. Refreshments will follow.

Hope Chapter RAM Masonic Temple Hope Street Oscar Frank Stetson Barrington

Judge Leahy Disposes Six Probate Court Cases

At yesterday's Probate Court session Judge Edward L. Leahy disposed of six docket items. Adoption and name changes for Lillian Ringens were discontinued or withdrawn. Dorothy Veronica Medreau adoption and name change was allowed. Antonio De Leo estate petition to appoint John Carmone as administrator granted with bond. Lucien Capone estate executor petition to sell bonds granted. Francisco G Vieira estate executor petition to erect monument granted.

Edward L. Leahy Lillian Ringens Dorothy Veronica Medreau Antonio de Leo John Carmone Mattia Capone Lucien Capone Francisco G Viera Lilian Ringens

Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co to Hold Weekly Whists

The Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company will continue its weekly series of whists tomorrow evening at their Thames street station. John Ezikovich serves as committee chairman.

Thames Street John Ezikovich

Opening of Pastime Theatre This Friday

Mr. Lon Vail announces the Pastime Theatre opening with two evening showings Friday. Tests of projectors and sound equipment completed yesterday as workmen finalize interior decor and safety features. Feature picture on opening program is College Rhythm starring Joe Penner Lanny Ross Jack Oakie and Helen Mack.

Lon Vail Bristol Vail

Paramode Shoe Co Resume Operations After Shutdown

Paramode Shoe Company in Bristol reopened yesterday after a five week shutdown due to a reasonable change. Officials say the plant will do a good business, recalling more than twenty cutting room workers and a dozen or more stitchers are back. The company makes medium priced women's shoes and previously employed about 200 people.

Paramode Shoe ‘Co Paramode Shoe Company Bristol Paramede Company

Fire Chief Opposes New Ahrens-Fox Truck

Fire Chief Robert J. Anderson, not present at the buying committee meeting, visited the office to reaffirm strong opposition to the Ahrens-Fox fire truck. He argued it is unsuitable for a volunteer department and warned of potential future trouble, disputing an earlier Phoenix report.

Robert J. Anderson Board of Fire Engineers Phoenix Ahrens-Fox

Local Talk on Old Age Legislation by Providence Official

A public meeting gathers Friday at 4 p.m. in Holmes House where Clarence A. Pretzer, General Secretary of the Family Welfare Society of Providence, discusses old age legislation, joined by the society's executive board. He has spoken in several towns and recently supported the Community Fund.

Holmes House Clarence A. Pretzer Family Welfare Society of Providence Pretzer Pretter Community Fund

Episcopal Auxiliary Bishop to address St Michaels parish meeting

The Auxiliary Bishop of the Episcopal Church in Rhode Island will address parishioners at St Michaels Church during the annual parish meeting tonight in the parish house on Hope Street. Also speaking are J Winthrop DeWolf junior warden and Finance Committee chairman and Canon Anthony R Parshley will preside.

Episcopal Church Rhode Island St. Michaels Church Hope Street J. Winthrop DeWolf Anthony R. Parshley

Providence Legion Unit entertains Bristol Soldiers Home guests

Providence Post No. 1 and its Ladies' Auxiliary visited the Soldiers' Home in Bristol on Sunday for an entertainment for veterans of three wars. Lieut J Everett Clark directed the event with a four piece orchestra under Harold Worthington. The group donated 200 library books and 150 magazines to the Home. Col Samuel A Hall welcomed the visitors.

Providence Post No. 1 American Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary Bristol J. Everett Clark Harold Worthington Beverley Joe Sylvia Raymond Arnold Legion Post Samuel A. Hall Lieut. Clarke George H. Nye Jacob S. Kelley Samuel Fodel William Powers 43Rd Division’ Signal Company Ruth Harrison American Legion Auxiliary H. H. Armington Sallie Hunneford

Four liquor licenses still to be claimed in town

As of yesterday only four of twenty eight liquor license permits granted at the last Town Council session remain unclaimed. The pending Class B permit is for the Colonial Hotel at 24 State Street, with Class B victualler licenses issued to Philip Sansone 164 Bradford Street and Carmine Langello 39 Bourn Street, and a Class E druggist permit for La Fazia Pharmacy at 149 Bradford Street. Yesterday permits were issued for a Class B tavern to Hotel Belvedere, Class C saloon to Manuel Vargas 5 John Street, and a Class E to Buffington's Pharmacy at 458 Hope Street.

Colonial Hotel State Street Philip Sansone Bradford Street Carmine Langello Bourn St la Fazia Belvedere Manuel Vargas John Street Buffington’s Pharmacy Hope Street

P. T. A. Meeting At Reynolds School Next Thursday

The Parent-Teacher Association invites all parents and child welfare supporters to an 8 oclock meeting at Reynolds School. The group aims to unite parents and teachers to better understand children in school and at home. Monthly programs draw growing attendance and the Christmas meeting hopes to add new members.

Parent-Teacher Association Reynolds School

Encouraging Response to Xmias Seal Sale

Miss Evelyn Carter secretary of the Christmas Seal Campaign Committee reports strong early sales. Seals are mailed to townspeople and sold at the Post Office lobby. Names listed include Girl Scouts Barbara and others in charge at the post office.

Evelyn Carter Girl Barbara

Fragmented Names From Local Notice Include Multiple Dec Dates

The readable fragments list several individuals with dec dates and affiliations, mentioning Mrs N G Herrshoff Jr, Mrs Stanley Friswell, Mrs C G Stevan Dees, Arthur M McCaw and Miss Julia Herreshof among others in a local notice context.

Mas Newman Betty Hambrick Mollie Hamill Bristol’ Gill Sccutes

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New England Insurance Lyric Theatre Jackie Sears Meerry Glenda Farrell Dolores del Rio Madame DU Barry Ricardo Cortez Barbara Robbins John Beal Lowell Thomas Fox Movietone News Martin St. Michael’s Masons Leahy de Leo Anderson Granville G. Bennett Providence Legion
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