First Hale Championship Contested Tomorrow Night
Supporters of the twilight league will see a championship clash tomorrow evening on the common. Columbia Bill Doran's Ever Readys meet Chappie Oliver's De fiance nine in a fourth year matchup with first half title at stake. Big Andre D'Ambrosio faces Hut Correira as Leo Mansi shadows D'Ambrosio and Leon Lemaire checks Correira. An anticipated crowd of 18 is expected with official lineups listed for both teams.
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Columbia
Bill Doran
Chappie Oliver
Leo Cantwell
Jimmie Sullivan
Rangers
Burks Bottomley
Andre D’ambrosio
Hut Correira
James B. Lee
Defiance
Ever Readys
Buddy Congdon
River Cardoza
Leon Lemaire
Tony Perry
Club
ABA
HPC
Congdon
A. Baker
Aguir
Turillo
Benda
BT A
van Voast
Tupaj
F Cavallaro
BTA
Morris BT A
Menard
Lemaire Ever Ry
McGrath
Salzano
Andrade
Marshall
Joe Borges
Olym
W Mello
LeClerc
Ever
Josephs
Coutanche
Travers
Leo Mansi
Bettencourt
D'Ambrosia
Correira
McGinn
B T A
Oliver Gomes
Touriguey
Ryone
Cappucer
Olym Sylvia
Quartaro
DelPiano
Oly
J Perry
B.T A
Gladue
Ethier
Ever Ready
Witherelk
Cardoza
Olympians
Securo
Bt’ A
F Sousa
Gaglio
Massa
Velleca
Caruso
Lastello
Defiance Ferreira
Bruno
Almon
Desilets
T. Perry
Almeida
Carroll Defiance
M. Mansi
Pasqua
Fire devastates chick house at Ferrycliffe Farm
A fire at Ferrycliffe Farm on Ferry Road destroyed a chick housing building. Four local fire companies responded to a 11:15 am general alarm, finding the structure a solid mass of fumes. A booster line quickly controlled the blaze. The farm is owned by Dr Halsey DeWolf and managed by Jen W Smith.
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Rhode Intatec
Ferrycliffe
Ferry Road
Halsey DeWolf
Jen W Smith
Bristol Rubber Plant Holds Second Annual Outing
The Bristol plant of U S Rubber Products Company Inc hosted its second annual outing sponsored by the Employees Association at Crescent Park on a Saturday. More than 600 members and families traveled by train and car. events included a baseball game won 8-7 by the local team over the U S Royals, plus multiple track and field events and games for men and women. Kenneth Priestley led the planning as association president with an extended committee.
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Bristol
U. S. Rubber Products Company, Inc
Crescent Park
Weetas
Skipperet
Cutstis Chase
Everett Bernard
Joseph Andradey
Harold King
U. S Royals
Providence
Homesters
Tupaj' and
Mansi
Dowling
Curl
William St. Angelo
Michael Pasquarelli
Santo Matrone
Joseph August
Manuel Morris
George Morra
Domenic Vaccaro
Frances Marshall
Jean D’ambrosio
Rachel Guthrie
Lovina Guevremont
James Sisson
Francis Connell
Erasmo Mancini
Iona Carroll
Winston Featherstone
John Almedia Muss
Virginia Santo
Michael W Pasquarelli
Albert LeClerc
William Bury
Frederick Goff
Law
Captain Moren Leads Rapid Fire at Rumford
CAPT. ALBERT A MORREN won first honors in rapid fire matches sponsored by Rhode Island Riflemen Inc at Rumford with an aggregate 94. Sergt Leo Sevigny also posted 94, but Morren won on 200 yard and 300 yard scores 47 47 compared with Sevigny 49 and 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Riflemen, Inc
Rumford
Sergt
Leo Sevigny
Capt. Moren
Sevigny
New Haven Railroads Roses Draw Favorable Comment
The Dorothy Perkins rambler roses along the New Haven Railroad right of way have bloomed for two weeks, beautifying routes across four states from Mount Vernon to Fal mouth. Planting began in 1909 with 5000 dollars, and new roses now cover over 57000 bushes, delighting travelers and reducing soil erosion along the lines from New York to Boston and into Connecticut valleys.
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New Haven Railroad
Dorothy Perkins
New York
Norwalk
Boston
Naugatuck Valley
Waterbury
Winsted
Danbury
Taunton
Fall River
Falmouth
Cape
Roosevelt Record analyzes general welfare powers in constitutional clash
The Roosevelt Record debuts with Charles A Beard arguing Congress decides when general welfare applies, sparking debate with Supreme Court limits. Washington observes tie to campaign to curb Court power, while officials dodge firm presidential statements during an election year.
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Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Congress
Tdpeal
Roosevelt Record
Washington
Charles A Beard
Beard
United States
Professor Beard
Roosevelt Campaign
Law Board
AAA
Gleanings from Bristol Town Records 1692 1694
The Bristol Phoenix excerpt recounts colonial town meetings from July 1692 to September 1694. It lists selectmen choices, ratified warrants for debts, bell hanging, roof repairs, and glass work. It records land swaps for ministry use, warning notices, and a market day rule. It notes a town shepherd policy and a payroll pledge for Rev. Sparhawk.
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Lieut Burton
JF Rogers
W Throop
Burge
Peete
Hon’ble Court of Quarter Sessions
John Cary
Bristol
Walkers
Thomas Burches
Hayward
St. Williams Phips
Massachusetts Bay
John Sparhawk
Mr Sparhawk
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HALE
D'Ambrosio
Bristol Rubber Plant
Rence Ascoli
Shéldon Burt and
Henry Mirranda
Ream
Ieee “. Ds
Westinghouse Electric
The
Narragansett Electric Company
Gas & Electric Shop
Railroad
Historic
England
Hon'ble General Assembly
John Cars
John Saffir
Ebenezer Brunton
Nathaniel Paine