December Bristol County Superior Court session opens with six civil cases
The December session convened yesterday at 9 30 at Bristol County Court House with Judge Rathbun presiding. Jurors from Providence Pawtucket Cranston East Providence Barrington Warren and Bristol were listed. Docket includes Coppolino v Adams Express. Petine for plaintiff and Green Hinckley & Allen for defendant. De Felice appeal. others include Williams v Talbee Ross and Barnfield Alfred Earle v New England Steamship Co. and more. Several cases passed or adjourned with court to reconvene this morning.
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Superior Court
Bristol County
Bristol County Court House
Judge Rathbun
Providence
J. Harry Bongartz
Charles A. Cederberg
James J. Corcoran
James F. Cronin
Ernest J. Laggerquist
Charles G. Lawton
Thomas McGuirl
Plymouth
New London
Benjamin Brothers
Joseph Marshall
Joseph A. Hammill
Herbert J. Stowell
Eunice Williams
Harriet L. Talbee
Sylvester C. Rice
Probate Court of
Bristol
Antonio Coppolino
Adams Express Company
Henry Yosell
Salvatore DeFelice
Jacob Zirtzman
Domenico Romano
Obituary Adeline Morris Wife and Mother of Six
Mrs Adeline Morris died Friday at Rhode Island Hospital after weeks of treatment. A 38 year old born in town she was daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis of Munro avenue. Funeral from St Elizabeths Church followed by interment at St Marys cemetery. She leaves husband six children and three brothers Frank Joseph Jr and John.
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Adeline
Morris
Adeline Morris
Manuel Morris
Rhode Island Hospital
Joseph Francis
Munro Avenue
Wood Street
St. Elizabeth’s Church
A. P. Rebello
St. Mary's Cemetery
Frank
Joseph, Jr
John Francis
Star Theatre Holiday Features This Week at Star Theatre
Local cinema marks a week of features led by Warren Kerrigan in Value Received a two part photo play. Other bill includes Bob Leonard and Ella Hall in The Hedge Between The Revenue Officer's Duty and The Tale of a Hat. Country Store offers Mary Pickford in The Stronger Love and Florence Lawrence in The Mad Man's Ward in two parts.
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Star Theatre
Warren Kerrigan
Bob Leonard
Ella Hall
Mary Pickford
Florence Lawrence
Reed House Furnishing Company Holiday Sale
Store promotes useful, lasting gifts with mahogany and oak rockers from four to seven fifty. China closets eighteen to twenty five. Bissell sweepers two fifty to three twenty five. Morris chairs twelve to fourteen. Wagons from one fifty to three seventy five. Blackboards thirty nine cents to one ninety eight. Doll carriages three twenty five to four fifty. Rockers two fifty and rocking horses priced low. Store hours extended Tuesday and Wednesday evenings until eight thirty p.m. and Thursday until all purchases delivered.
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Reed House Furnishing Company
Bissell
Morris
Remembered Prohibition and Dorothy’s Monkey Encounter
A three year old girl Dorothy defies a warning to avoid strangers. She befriends an organ grinder and his monkey on the parkway. When her mother calls, Dorothy notes she is only getting acquainted with the monkey not with a man.
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Dorothy
Self-Deception in Political Address Pleases Audience
A Columbus Ohio Journal remark notes how audiences perk up when a candidate says he will address thinking men. The piece suggests this appeal reveals butterheaded skepticism and a manufactured aura of seriousness in everyday political life.
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Columbus (Ohio
Christmas At The Churches Continues With Music And Sermon
The article notes evening church events featuring Mendelssohn and Adeste Fideles. The pastor’s sermon titled Choosing One's Life Work offered a special address to the youth. Duet by Misses Rachel Aston and Clarissa Reynolds and Hark the Herald Angels Sing arranged by W. H. Cummings were part of the music.
Beginning Reporter Shows Polite Precision
City Editor notes a new reporter aims for flawless writing. Assist ant explains he was told to write on one side of the paper, asking which side. Judge witnesses the exchange as a humorous lesson in newsroom caution.
Bristol Event Calendar Highlights Fraternal Activities
Readable notes list December and January gatherings at G A R Hall and Hotel Belvedere. Dances fundraisers for Bristol British Relief Society and Bristol Woman's Relief Corps hostesses. Includes Masque hall by Prof Quirk and a tenth anniversary banquet for Bristol No 953.
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G. A. R. Hall
Jolly Two
Hotel Belvedére
Bristol British Relief Society
Quirk
Sun
Hotel Belvedere
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Bristol
Barnaby's Dominates Providence Clothing Scene
In Providence the vast majority shop at Barnaby's for their clothing needs, reflecting the store’s strong local presence and consumer preference.
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Providence
Barnaby’s
Y M C A Membership Privileges Include Reading Room and Library
Membership in the Y M C A entitles the holder to the general religious social educational and physical privilege. It includes a reading room with daily weekly and monthly papers and magazines war supplements illustrated reference library with standard books and recreation rooms with games such as checkers chess and dominoes.
Amenities Listed for Members in PHYSICAL SOCIAL and EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENTS
The description outlines member rights to purchase privileges in the Physical Department including gymnasium classes under a physical director, basketball, volleyball, medicine ball sessions, rough hall exercises, daily hot and cold showers, steel lockers, four well lit heated bowling alleys with league play. The Social Department offers entertainments, motion pictures, two pool tables and a billiard table. The Educational Department promises special lectures and classes.
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Hathaway
A. D. Lollo
Hope Street
Tel
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Atock
A E.markoff
The
Waldron Co
Kerchan
Vercoat
Hope Drug Co
Rawsoh and Basterbrooks
Rathbun
Harry
Lily
Florida
Malaga
Jonathan
Phil
Roquefort
Newman Bros
Xmas
Staples Coal Company
COAL
State Street
Warren Monumental’Works
Cornelius Hi
Joyce
Street
Arrington
Prop - Warren
GEM ‘Ice Gream
Pure Candy
Easterbrooks
Hope St
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