Town Council approves ordinances and grants permits in brief meeting
The semi monthly council session lasted 30 minutes and approved new police ordinances. A boxing exhibition permit for Bristol Boys Club was granted. A five year lease of the Pastime Theatre to Alonzo Vail was approved and a floor replacement for the stage authorized. A $5750 payment from Cranston Worsted Mills funds police services during a strike and a $161.59 water works credit were allocated to the Constitution street account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engine and Hose Company
Thames Street
Bristol Boys’ Club
Academy Hall
Wood Street
Richard J Kavanaugh
Industrial Trust Company
Frank FE
Lydia Byone
Council Visconde da Palmira
Royal Michaelense Association
Charles B Rockwell
Cranston Worsted Mills
Mil
Police Department
Alonzo Vail
Reper Otgo Peterson
Bristol and Warren
Constitution Street
Annual Turkey Supper Held by Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co No 2
The Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company No 2 hosted its third annual banquet at the Bristol fire station on Thames Street. Judge Edward N. Teahy presided as toastmaster with Attorney Crarge Fo West of Providence delivering the main address.
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Bristoly
No 2
Thames Street
Wolliam Hughes
Edward N. Teahy
Crarge Fo West
Bristol
General Assembly
Counci
Bally Cluttes
Beatus
William H Romtries
Martin Maher
Matthew Britto
Artha Demars
Albert Rosa Miachad
Plyon
John F
Nerat Dantel
Manchester
Tobn Realy
Jodie Percy
Wiliam Hillales
Threce Pttett
Cun Pattas
Toseph Ff
Paul Woathan
He Hughes
Wadia Po
Woatlumn
Phustlers Edge Cowbors In Narrow Basketball Match
YMCA notes show rising attendance as Phustlers beat Cowbors 2 to 19 in a tight game. Ramb lers topple Cyclones 41 to 24 the same night. A steel plate removal contract for bowling alleys to fibre plates is set and soon work will begin to resurface the lanes. Hi Club meeting at Howe Library drew a largely attentive crowd with several major business items discussed.
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Joye Itersie Dhaate
Peoague
Phustlers
Cowbors
Ramblers
Cyclones
Howe Library
Two One Act Plays by St Michael's Brotherhood
Bristol amateur players present two one act plays on January 26 and 27 at St Michael's Brotherhood. Ter on parle Francais and Friday for Luck feature amusing sketches from local actors with tickets sold by Brotherhood members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Michael’s Brotherhood
Bristol
Reynolds club stages Alice in Wonderland in school auditorium
The Reynolds Dramatic Club repeated the fairy play in the school auditorium Wednesday evening before a large audience. Instrumental music was provided by the Reynolds school orchestra under the direction of Miss M Theresa Sullivan, supervisor of music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Dramatic Club
Reynolds School
M Theresa Sullivan
Mount Hope Toll Bridge urged for Rhode Island unity
The Rhode Island bridge project to connect Newport with Bristol is urged as vital for state cohesion. Supporters say it will boost Providence-N Newport trade, attract northern business, and ease travel. private builders may be needed if state funds falter.
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Mount Hope
Rhode Island
Bristol
Newport
Providence
Westerly
Noose Neck Hill
Jamestown
Saunders+ toku
Cape Cod
South County
Narragansett
Watch Hill
Massachusetts
Cottage Damaged By Fire On Tl Usher Street
A cottage owned by Mrs Rose De Lello on Tl Usher Street was damaged in a fire that began in the upper portion of the one and a half story dwelling. Fire brigades used two water streams for about three quarters of an hour to confine the blaze. The house, insured, was evacuated by Mrs De Lello and her children who were asleep. no injuries reported.
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Usher Street
Woodockh
Rose de Tella
DeLello
Cashin
Crowles
Ntow
de Lello
American Legion Auxiliary Unit Votes 1927 Committee Slate
The regular semi monthly meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Kearnes Unit No. 6 met in GAR Hall with many members present. Committees were named for 1927 including Social chaired by Catherine Troiano and Rose Preble with Margaret Edmonds Ann Le maire and Hope M Cate. Permanent Entertainment chaired by Nora E Dwyer with Hope M Cate and Alice McCoughlan. Relief and Welfare chaired by John Dunbar with Flimme Conley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Kearnes
No. 6
Gar Hall
Catherine Troiano
Rose Preble
Margaret Edmonds
Ann Lemaire
Hope M Cate
Nora E Dwyer
Alice McCoughlan
Officer in fog collision with Hochman truck
At 7 15 last night in Warren Lou Hochman of 29 Water street struck a traffic beacon at High and Bradford streets. The beacon, Mr Traffic Beacon, was knocked off its base by Hochman’s truck weighing about 300 pounds and causing front-end damage to the vehicle. The driver said fog reduced visibility.
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High
Bradford
Lous Hochman
Water Street
Warren
Hochmann
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Snider
del Monte
Fee
Caulflowers
H. C. Paull Stores
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Mra Cornelius Harrington
RB. A. Frencn
Pastime Theatre
Paramount
George M. Cohan
Tom Moore
Bessie Love
Maurice B
Lefty) Flynn
William Fox
George O'Brien
Phyllis Haver
Olive Borden
Andre Deberanger
Fajen
Fox News
Felix, the Cat
Kearney Post
Jack Holt
Florence Vidor
Douglas Maclean
Doug
Stanley
Livingston
Nan
Ever Ready Fire Co
YMCA
Alice IN Wonderland
MT. Hope Toll Bridge
Westerly Sun
Blaze
I'sher Street
Johin Dunbar
Flimme Conley
WJZ
WEAF
Faust
Edward D. Kunzomometis
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
Ever Ready Engine and Hose Co
G. A. R. Hall
Moulin Rouge Orchestra
Franklin Street Garage
A. S. A. Service
BUICK
TEL
Hope Street
F. Reginald Dimond
Anderson & Company
Baraing
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