Bristol Home Visited Again In Police Seegue Report
For the second time in as many days, a Bristol home was visited by authorities. Neighbors reported disturbances as police responded to the residence seeking information related to ongoing investigations. Officials declined to provide further details.
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Bristol
Thieves Loot Two Homes on Hope and Wood Streets
Thieves struck the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Caesar Brito at 1099 Hope Street on Wednesday evening, stealing a cameo ring while they were away. A second break on Tuesday at Charles Mello’s 346 Wood Street yielded $8 and a woman's lapel watch valued at $49. Entry was through a second floor window and both homes were ransacked.
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Caesar Brito
Hope Street
Charles Mello
Wood Street
Bromiday
Town plans War Memorial Committee and election roles
The Town Council discussed forming a World War II Veterans Memorial Committee to study a civic building with an auditorium and report monthly. Seven provisions included veterans and taxpayers on the committee and a $2000 cap for preliminary architectural costs from the memorial fund. The council also reviewed party supervisor appointments for the March elections with a slate of Democrat and Republican nominees and poll officials across districts.
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Lrst Financial
The
American Legion
Kpayers
Las
John W. Church
Mary V. de Riso
Roma Street
Antonio de Sousa
St. Elizabeth Street
Sylvester Silvia
High Street
Rose G. Bento
Bay View Avenue
Nicholas Castigliego
West ‘Street
Eileen M. Pierce
Burston Street
Arthur R. Roderick
de Wolf Avenue
Raymond Bisbane
Cathériné Street
Helen P. Hambrick
Byfield Street
Frank J. Rinaldi
Church Street
Christy Travers
Bristol Boy Scout Bugle Corps Meeting Preview
The Bristol Boy Scout Bugle and Corps plan an imper ae meeting this Sunday at 11 oclock in Scout Hall with reports on offices and committees and plans for spring and summer. Manager George R. Fish asks all active Corps members to attend. Rehearsals are set for Tuesday and Thursday evenings next week. The annual re registration of the First Bristol Troop Cub Pack No 14 and S S S Admiral John R Edwards occurs Monday February 28 at 7 30 oclock in Scout Hall with Narragansett Council representatives present for the troop pack and ship committee inspections.
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Bristol Boy Scout Bugle
Um Corps
Scout Hall
George R. Fish
Bristol
John R. Edwards
Uelock
Narragansett Council
Colts Lose Top Spot in Class C After Warren Defeat
The Bristol Colts fall to the Warren Indians 52 to 46, surrendering first place in Class C. Abbruzzi and Jaworski led Warren while Margo and De Meo tried to rally Bristol as Jaworski and Servant left the game due to a referee call in the final period.
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Warren
Poppa
Bristolian
Warren Indians
Abbruzzi
Jaworski
Lou Margo
Ant de Meo
Bristol
Red Hot Warriors
Servant
Barry
Cumberland
Tegam
Ruggieri and Birnes In Car Collision On Hope Street
John A. Ruggieri 39 from Bayside Shores and Charles Birnes Jr. 27 of 89 Hope Street were in a minor crash about 1 o clock Wednesday evening near Defiance Fire Station. Both cars suffered light damage. drivers escaped injury. Patrolmen Carlone and Di Lauro investigated. Ruggieri’s northbound car skidded on slippery road as he turned onto Fales Road and struck the Burns car head on.
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John A. Ruggieri
Bayside Shores
Charles ©. Birnes, Jr
Hope Street
Defiancere
Anthony Carlone
Louis di Lauro Ho
Ruggieri
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