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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1951

Page

4

Low flying Mustang attack depicted in defense drill

A brief account describes a staged air assault with Mustang aircraft sweeping over a field followed by ground forces. Soldiers simulated open fire, rockets, flame throwers, and tanks in a large scale demonstration led by Major Raymond Makowsky.

Raymond Makowsky

Parachute Troops Destroy Radar Shed in Intense Demonstration

The narrator recalls a Fourth of July style blast as parachute troops reach the radar shed amid scorching heat. The explosion shatters the structure and shakes the earth. Soldiers move to the observation post, receive cold drinks, and many photos are taken before rain ends the event for the day.

Funeral for William H. Hughes

The funeral for William H. Hughes aged 77 of 222 Wood Street was held at Charles M. Connery Funeral Home and St. Mary's Church. Burial followed at St. Mary’s Cemetery conducted by Rev. Charles C. Curran. Hughes, a noted sports enthusiast and Red Sox fan, died while listening to the game in his nephew Henry J. Silvia’s home. Bears included Bristol Council Knights of Columbus members and local bearers.

William H. Hughes Wood Street Charles M. Connery Burton Street St. Mary’s Church St. Mary’s Cemetery Charles C. Curran Hughes Henry J. Silvia Bristol Council Knights of Columbus Bernard McHugh Thomas Tobin James Wylie William Riley James Saviano Edgar Yergeau

Funeral rites held for Gaetano Cirillo at Our Lady of Mt

The funeral for Gaetano Cirillo of 411 High Street was held from Sansone Funeral Home to Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church for a high requiem Mass and burial at St Marys Cemetery. Rev Emy DeMattia officiated the committal service. Cirillo died Thursday in a Fall River hospital. Bearers included Michael Panarello Carmine DiQuinzio Dominic Ruggieri Gabriel Ruggieri John Cortellesa and Angelo Calandra.

Gaetano Cirillo High Street Sansone State Street Our Lady of Mt .Carmel St. Mary’s Cemetery Emy DeMattia Cirillo Fall River Michael Panarello Carmine DiQuinzio Barrington Dominic Ruggieri Gabriel Ruggier John Cortellessa Angelo Calandra

Funeral of Isabelle McGann

Funeral services for Mrs. Isabelle M Moore McGann aged 78 were held at 2 p m at the First Congregational Church. Burial followed in North Cemetery. She died Friday night in a Hartford hospital while returning from Florida. Born in England on August 6 1872 she was the widow of Oliver McGann.

Isabella M. (Moore) McGann High Street First Congregational Church North

Obituary Notice for Local Resident

A long time tenant at First Congregational Church and Mt. Hope Chapter OES, Mrs. Edith M. Jordan of this town died after services led by Rev. Freder ice Fypritypie. She leaves three sons Earl W. of Waterbury Winston C. of Avon Oliver D. of California a daughter Edith M. Jordan a sister Mrs Louis Dempsey of Sydney five grandchildren bearers listed name by name.

Funeral for Filippo Nastri in Bristol

Filippo Nastri a resident of 37 Prospect street died Friday afternoon. The 77 year old born in Amalfi Italy came to the United States in 1901 and lived in Bristol since. Burial services were held at Mount Carmel Church with Father DeMattia and at St Marys Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers included members of the Christopher Columbus Lodge Sons of Italy.

Filippo Nastri Prospect Street Sansone Nastri Joseph Sorzana Our Lady of Mount Carmen Mr. Nastri Amalfi Salerno Italy Carlo Brigida (Gambardella) Nastri Bristol Old National India Rubber Co Christopher Columbus Lodge Order of the Sons of Italy Carmela Pastore) Nastri Christina DeMartino Providence Luca Wood Street Andrew Eria Mount Carmel Emy DeMattia DeMattia St. Mary’s Cemetery Sebastiano Morra Joseph Dupont James Riccio Antonio Proto

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