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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1933

Page

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Three Boston men bound over for Jones Pharmacy robbery

In Fifth District Court Judge Lindemuth bound over Jacob Ramison Samuel Cohen and John Nash to the grand jury without bail on the Jones Pharmacy robbery charge after waiving reading of warrants. A second assault with dangerous weapon count carried $500 bail. Also named: Nice, Korsak, and local defendants in separate speeding and car collision matters.

Boston Jones Jones Pharmacy Benjamin F. Lindemuth Fifth District Court Jacob “Skeets” Ramison Blue Hill Avenue Roxbury Samuel Cohen Brunswick Street Dorchester John Nash Shawmut Avenue Edward Nice Newton Street Anna “Brownie” Korsak Quincy Street Thorugh Barrington East Providence Providence Desmaris Frank Pinkos Warren Joseph A. Hammill Lindémath Prasent Bradford Street Gabriel S Martin Wood Street Martin Thomas M Dawley Dudes Avenue Newport

Warren Triumphs Over Colt 32-23 In Clean Local Tilt

Warren High defeated Colt Memorial 32 to 23 at Warren gym in a hard fought conference game. The hosts used sharp passing and strong defense to break Colt’s stride, while Mello led Colt with 12 points and Hunt and Romano shared top scoring for Warren. The match was noted for its low 16 fouls and disciplined play.

Jim McGeough Warren High Johnny” Walker Colt © Memorial High Warren Gym Bristol Warren Colt Warren Boys Carl Merritt Quin“Eis Massachusetts Hunt Romano FSR Ue Pope Oa Ae Whitey Colt-Warren Mansi Thain Grebe AU Mans Mello Warre Merritt Dyman Vitulle Kkeomano Warrenttes Mella

Bristol Shoe Factory in Jeopardy of Missing Funds

Mr. M C Smith Jr, co inventor of the Bristol shoe, warned that unless about 10 000 dollars is raised by tomorrow evening February 1 subscriptions to the Bristol Manufacturing Company stock totaling over 40 000 dollars will be canceled and subscribers released from contracts. He said he may seek out of town buyers if needed and stressed the hurry to start operations to alleviate unemployment.

Maurice C. Smith, Jr Bristol Manufacturing Company Bristol M. C. Smith, Jr Smith Atorrregone A. Bristo Hee Company Ees Penis

Olympians to Meet Ogden Farm quintet in Thursday game

Olympians led by Coach Bob Getchell with eight straight wins face Newport Rhode Island stars led by Ray Minnie Shea in a key Thursday night matchup at the local YMCA gym. George Paslthorpe directs arrangements as Edward J Fitzgerald handles the game with a fast preliminary contest between halves.

Bob” Getchell Rhode Island Ogden Farm Newport Ray “Minnie” Shea New England Shea Rogers High Pawtucket High School Vhas Pahoeud Oscar Herzig Rhode Island State College Larney Bishanod Chassie LeClerc Foxy Marshall Pete Magee Curley Desilets Ogden George S Paslthorpe Olympian Edward J Fitzgerald J B Lee

Weekly Whist Party at Bristol Boys Club

Six tables contested the weekly whist event at the Bristol Boys Club on Milk Street last Saturday evening. Women winners were first Mrs F Belmore second Beatrice Mack consolation Olive Mack. Men winners were first Michael Tamburro second Donald Van Voast consolation George Vallee. Arrangements were by Charles Mack and Alvin Rawson.

Bristol Boys’ Club Milk Street as_ tallows F Belmore Beatrice Mack Olive Mack Michael Tamburro Donald van Voast George Vallee Charles Mack Alvin Rawson

Police Chief Seeks 15536 Dollar Budget Hike for Next Year

Chief Richard J. Kavanaugh asked the Budget Commission for a 15536 appropriation for the police department to restore full-time coverage amid a staggered schedule since 1932. Fire officials also requested 5000 for the coming year, while the commission prepared to study town finances for 1933 34 and present recommendations to taxpayers in March.

Richard J. Kavanaugh Budget Commission Francois L. deWolf Frank J Sylvia Robert J Anderson Roth Fire Department

Republicans Name Interview Committee for March Election Slate

The Republican Town Committee met with no action on slate naming. A slate interview panel was formed including former State Senator Joseph Chinder as chairman, Augustine B Nerone Anthoni H Al fred Carlo Bisbano and Everett Lee Church. The caucus is set for Tuesday evening February 14 at 7 30.

Republican Town Committee Frida Joseph Chinder Augustine B Nerone Anthoni H Alfred Carlo Bisbano Everett Lee Church

Bristol PTA Bridge Party Planned at Reynolds School

Members of the Bristol Parent-Teacher Association have completed plans for a bridge party to be held Thursday evening at Reynolds School. Proceeds will fund PTA work with local school children. Chairwoman Mrs F Reginald Dimond leads the arrangements. assisting are Mrs Mary E Sanford Miss Cora M Hill Mrs Earle H Hobson Mrs Sebastian Bernard and Miss Marguerite Brogan.

Bristol Parent- Teacher Association Reynolds F. Reginald Dimond Mary E. Sanford Cora M.hill Earle H. Hobson Sebastian Bernard Marguerite Brogan

M C Smith Jr to speak at first forum series

Maurice C Smith Jr opens a weekly M C A Bristol town topics series starting Feb 6 at the Y M C A Howe Memorial library room. Free admission. Speakers include F R Dimond A R Parshley E S Mapes and Brig Gen L H Callan with diverse current topics on town affairs national defense and technology.

Maurice C. Smith, Jr Smith Bristol Howe Memorial M. C. Smith, Jr F. R. Dimond A. R.parshley E. S. Mapes Brebia Mareka Bey Berkert D. Graetz Russia A. S. Bazilevich Brig L. H. Callan Sod Pcr Abe Supt George S. Pailthorpe Roswell S. Bosworth

Federal permission sought for Walker's Cove seawall project

Herreshoff Manufacturing Co applies to the U S Engineer in Providence for authorization to build stone seawalls about 350 feet long and extending into Walker's Cove 100 to 250 feet from Hope Street. The plan includes filling between the seawalls, rebuilding the marine railway and wharf, and dredging a vessel berth at the railway end.

Herreshoff Manufacturing Company United States Engineer Providence Walker's Cove Hope Street High Street Marine Railway and

Ever Ready Fire Company Holds Annual Banquet

The Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company met at Thames street station Saturday for an all member banquet. Donat J Gladue served as toastmaster and the group observed a moment of silence for Peter J Reilly and Peter J Lannon. Frank Lewis received a gold wrist watch after completing three years as foreman. A motion picture show and local orchestra music followed, with guests including Fire Chief Robert J Anderson and officials from Hydraulion, Dreadnaught and Defiance.

Ever Ready Fire Company Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company Thames Street Donat J Gladue Fire Department Peter J Reilly Peter J Lannon Frank Lewis F H Miller Company Providence Frank J Sylvia Robert J. Anderson Moses MM. Moore Arthur H Manchester Raymond A Card James F Meiggs Oliver J. Lemaire Raymond S Brightman Hydraulion Dreadnaught Defiance Martin J. Maher Joseph E. Paull Michael Flynn Jesse King Wilfred Lemaire

Manchurian Crisis Outlined by Tokyo Educator Paul Rusch

Paul Rusch of St. Paul’s University Tokyo warns parishioners that Sino-Japanese uprisings are only preludes to a larger conflict between Communism and Christianity. He notes Japan’s buffer state aims in Manchuria and cites dire poverty and starvation in Asia.

Paul Rusch St. Paul's University Tokio Japan St. Paul’s University St. Michael's Church Manchuria Asia Siberia Orient Mr. Rusch America Ryo John McKim John McKim, D. D North Tokio R. B Tewsler St. Luke’s International “Medical Center C. S. Reifsnider D. D Mary Cornwall-Ligh St. Barnabas Kusatsu University of Louisville Kentucky Rusch Holy Trinity Church Norman S. Binstead Tohoku Ong St. Paul’s Episcopal Mission Tokyo Rudolf B. Teusler St. Luke’s Episcopal Hospital United States

Public Whist For Hope Circle Pledge Event

A public whist party will be held Thursday evening at Mrs Louis A Beauregards home 972 Hope street. Proceeds go to Hope Circle of D of I to support its $50 pledge to the Rotary Club food station for undernourished school children.

Hope Circle D. of I Circle Rotary Club Louis A. Beauregard Hope Street

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