District Court Hears Liquor Fueled Overdriving Case
In a District Court session Judge O A Bosworth fined Joseph Lindbert of New Bedford $40 and costs for overdriving two horses on Sunday December 15. Testimony including Barrington Chief of Police Bowden and Rhode Island Suburban line motormen described Lambert driving exhausted horses until arrest near Peck’s corner. Lambert claimed a return trip from New Bedford to Pawtucket with household goods, drinking along the way. Prosecution by James N. Smith urged penalties. Lindbert jailed for nonpayment. Other cases: Andrews and Burdge probation dismissals, Reese Dimond civil matter continued, out of court settlement in Peterino Ferri, Malafronte Cerentia case continued, juvenile cases involving Durand Nappi and Henry Izello.
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Judga O A. Bosworth
Joseph Lindbert
New Bedford
Saunday
Bowden
Barrington
Rhode Island
Lambert
Peck’s Corner
Fall River
Warren Lambert
Peck’s Corners
James N. Smith
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Providence
Harry Andrews, Jr
Joseph Burdge
Smith
May Reese
Victoria Dimond
Victoria
Reese
Boston
Divinio Peterino
John Ferri
Luigi Malafronte
Vicenzo Cerentia
Durand Nappi
Henry Izello
Wood Street
Warren Police Bowls Not in It Against Bristol Bluecoats
Warren bowling team loses four of five strings to Bristol on Casino alleys Friday afternoon. Officer Goff tops with 39 in one string of 108 as Bristol totals 1498 to Warren 1386. Next game scheduled in Warren next Friday afternoon.
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Warren
Bristol Bluecoats
Officer Goff
Igh Roller
Bristol
Dwyer
Goff
Church
Serbst
McGeary
Cronan
Simister
Berchard
Is There a Santa Claus Ancient Editorial Response
A letter from eight year old Virginia O. Hanson prompts a New York Sun editorial confirming Santa Claus exists. The piece argues faith, love, and generosity give life its beauty, asserting Santa will live forever beyond doubt or sight.
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New York Sun
Santa Claus
Virginia
Santa Qolaus
Cloth Gift Idea Brings Warmth This Christmas
People are urged to share clothing with those in need this holiday season. The suggestion encourages giving away extra garments to spread warmth and kindness during Christmas.
Cloth Sale Offers Free Remnant Gift
A shop promises every customer who spends five dollars on cloth will receive a remnant valued at least one dollar as a complimentary gift.
Taber and Fenton At Bristol Opera House Christmas Treat
Bristols vaudeville and moving pictures promise a premier holiday program. Taber and Fenton present exclusive films unseen in New England plus Ethel Kelly the dainty juvenile soubrette with a all new act and fresh Christmas dresses.
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Messers Taber
Fenton
Bristol Opera House
New England
Ethel Kelly
Miss Kelly
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G. W. Simmons
Emma E. Garey
Constitution Street
Jacob Molasky
Bradford Street
Barton
Buffinton
Smith’s
Smith’s Tee Gream
Hasbrouck Bloc
Corn Products Mfg. CO
District Court
Tarran
High Street
Congregational Street
Joseph Milone
Easterbrooks Block
B. Paull
Baker’s Tea Store
South Main Street
R. I
Formosa
M. W. Schoen
Constitution Sts
Foss’s Primier
Foss
Fenway’s
Rogers & Gallet Perfumes
Hellotrope
Vera Violet
Violet
Yankee Consul
Sterling Castle
Hurlbut
Congress
Hope Drug CO
Hope Street
Warren Police
Family Theatre
J. M. Cassidy
Elizabeth Ferguson
James Conley
Austin Adams
Conley Brothers’ Confectionery
Sacks & Storm
Miss Mattie Solomon
New York
Soubrette
Oscar Bernard
Conley
State Street
L. Bentley & CO
Ivers
R.I
James W. Goff
Tierney
Frank Tierney
Christmas
Namqaquit Worsted
Opera House
Providence Brewing CO
Providence, R. I
Huyler’s
Appolo’s
Bell Mead Sweets
Daggett’s
Sparrow’s
Rogers & Gallet
Vera
Hadnut
Alfred Wright
Bruce Jr
B. E. Au
Robert Bruce Manuel Garcia
Marguerite Marguerite Parker
Old Coon's
Eastman’s
Kodaks
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