Commission Inspects Yards for Public Health Cleanliness
Town commission led by President Lindemuth Health Officer Head and Chief Dwyer will inspect door yards and order removal of dangerous refuse. Residents praise move and urge use of new Bristol sewer and broader enforcement to curb disease and protect all neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindemuth
John P. Head
Dwyer
the Phoenix
Bay View Avenue
John Street
Phenix
Bristol
German Foreign Minister criticizes sinking of unarmed ship
The German minister Von Jagow condemns the as yet unarmed Deutschelands sinking as cowardly and dastardly. He notes possible British plans to attack the vessel off Chesapeake Bay and contrasts with U.S. protests over the Lusitania.
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von Jagow
German Empire
U.S
Herr von Jagow
Chesapeake
United States
Gore
Lusitania
Trinity Church Sunday School Outing to Newport on Sagamore
The Trinity Church Sunday School annual outing departs tomorrow at 9 30 a m from the ferry wharf aboard the chartered Steamer Sagamore. Excursionists will spend the day at the beach and other points of interest with tickets available at C A Johnson's store Hope Drug Co Buffington's Pharmacy and at the wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Sagamore
Newport
C A Johnson's
Hope Drug Co
Buffington’s
Mail Closings and Arrivals Schedule Details
Mail closings listed at 7.30 8.50 11.50 a m 1.50 5.50 7.15 p m Sunday mails arrive 8.00 a m close 4.50 p m
Express timetable for Bristol departures and arrivals
Adams Express lists outward departures at 7.50 and 11.20 a m 2.20 and 5.20 p m and inward arrivals at 8.00 10.00 a m 2.00 4.00 and 7.00 p m for Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Adams Express
Town Notes Highlight Social Visits and Local Events
Miss Elma Edwards of Boston visits friends. Frederick Birmingham of New York stays with his mother on Bay View avenue. Bristol County Gas and Electric installs new entrance switches improving system efficiency. Miss Margaret Best covers organist duties at First Baptist Church. Archons, lodges, and church groups plan lawn parties and exchanges of pulpits. Boy Scouts offer aid to President Wilson and other regional service notes. Cottage occupancy, dances, races, and local travels fill the week.
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Elma Edwards
Boston
Frederick Birmingham
New York City
Bay View Avenue
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
Margaret D. Best
First Baptist Church
Laura W Howland
Otto Siegel
Oswald
Arlington
Island
Grand View
Prudence Island
Louis M. Flocken
M. E. Church
Pawtucket
A. C McGilton
State Street
M. E
John H. Whitley
First Congregational Church
J J. Brokenshire
Park Place Congregational Church
National India Rubber Company
New York
Hudson River
Lake George
Niagara Falls
Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Young Women's Hebrew Association of
New England
Manchester
N. H
Bristol Young Women's Hebrew Association
Misses Minnie
Father Kebrek
Bristol
Rhode Island
Boy Scouts
George Ak Fish
Wilson
Mexico
Boy Scouts of America
Halls Catarrh Cure Promises Reward for Cured Cases
Frank J Cheney of F Cheney & Co swears the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every catarrh case cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. The oath, sworn in Toledo, Ohio, on December 1, 1dau, notes the product as an internal remedy promising to purify the blood and mucous surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J Cheney
Tleason Notary
Halls
Fine Foot
Cheney & CO
Toleda Ohta
Ty DaQuggis S
Tennis Tournaments Set At Bristol Casino This Summer
Junior and senior brackets headline a Bristol Casino tennis series this summer. July 26 hosts boys and girls events, August 2 features men’s doubles and singles, August 9 offers women’s singles, and August 16 hosts an open mixed doubles event. Entries close the Saturday before each event with prizes awarded in every tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Casino
Unusually Busy Sunday for Ferryboats and Local Notables
Miss Louise Snow of Hartford visits Miss Marian Blease while Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong of Pawtucket spend Sunday with Miss Alice Downey. Bristol Artillery members go to Rumford to qualify in shooting. Bishop Perry volunteers for Plattsburg camp. Makowsky children enjoy vacation at Pleasant View. Frederick A. Lawrence and Josephine M. Gregory file marriage intentions. Mrs. Joha Gonsalves sustains a cut at Narragansett Rubber, treated by Dr. O. R. Siegel.
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Louise Snow
Hartford
Conn
Marian Blease
John Armstrong
Pawtucket
Alice Downey
Bourn Street
Bristol Train of Artillery
Rumford
James DeWolf Perry, Jr
Episcopal
Rhode Island
Plattsburg
Ethel
Charles
Sidney
Israel Makowsky
Max Makowsky
Pleasant View
Frederick A. Lawrence
Josephine M. Gregory
Narragansett Rubber Company
Joha Gonsalves
O. R. Siegel
Well Children Use Worm Killer Candy for Quick Help
A vintage notice promotes Kicka poo Worm Killer candy to parents as a remedy for restless dull or pale children likely suffering from worms. It claims immediate results from a single half to one lozenge and urges every mother to keep a box, priced 25 cents at druggists.
Building at Auction on Richmond Street Synagogue Property
Will be sold at public auction on the premises Thursday July 27 at 4 oclock p m the building on Richmond street now used as a Synagogue Building must be removed 30 days after sale and one third of purchase price paid at time of sale and remainder in 10 days or no sale Co H STRAIGHT Auctioneer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond Street
Co. H. Straight
Educated Sea Lions by Sparks Show at Town Common
The Sparks World Famous Show presents the largest herd of performing sea lions in America on Monday July 31. Capt. Tiebor trains the animals to tight rope walk with umbrellas, climb ladders balancing rubber balls, ride horses with fire brands, and juggle items. Feed consists of live saltwater fish shipped from the Atlantic or Pacific. boarding costs five to ten dollars per day depending on distance.
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The
Sparks
America
Tiebor
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
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Bristol Phenix
Bristol County
Hope Street
BR. IL
Phoenix News Stands
WDEX
Washington
Wm. F. Briggs Wood
High Street
H. M. Darling
Northup Bros. Hasbrouck
Richard C. Quirk
Wood Street
Foster Hope Street
Bristol Yacht Club
J. F. Gilroy
D. G. Coggeshall
C. H
F. B. Manchester
Phoenix Office
Burton St
Editorial
Trinity
Bristol Post Office
Bris
News of
Clifton H. Merriam
Bath House
Alexander Geisler, Jr
Harold T. McCaw
Block Island
Eureka House
Reba Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
James Mills
Arlington, R. L
Anna May Haggerty
Bristol Telephone Exchange
Aram J. Pothier
Casino
Beach Terrace
Excelsior Tennis Cl
Helianthus
N. G. Herreshoff
Long Island Sound
George Kumph
Elsie Kumph
Sarah Brady
Buffalo
Philip Brady
Margaret E. Brady
Prospect Street
Thomas J Gillan
St Mary’s Church
A P Rebello
St Elizabeth’s Church
Providence
Holy Cross College
Worcester
John Bowen
Tr R S Church
Patrick Jayner
Patrick Trainor
Collins Street
San Francisco
California
Bastal
Joe Vento
Narrangansett Bay
New Jersey
St Mary's Church
Rhona
Madonna del Carmine
Thomas Jo Gillan
St. Marsy’s Church
Rex A P Rebelle
Albert I. Cahill
Louie Malafronte
Roswig
Ase
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Gar
Hall
Alfred Watts
Mt Hope
Dp. & C. Brand
Forna
Maine
Cali
Hodge & Camfield Co
Butler Exchange
State OF
Ohio
City OF
Toledo
Lucas County
Elcome
Beecham
V. Id
van Camp
U. S
Young's Drug Store
Aetna Protection
B. W. Wall
Aristol, BR. I
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I. Brown
Murray St
Fairbanks-Mor
Etristol
Howe Street
Katherine K Hodewolf
Fourton Street
Lamting Street
Conngeshall
Thames Street
Franklin and
Qoliver Streets
Samuel CO Dimond
Westtroan Cottage
Bristol Neck
James C
F. M
Colt Farm
Page & Shaw’s
Russells
Lowneys
Samosett
Lovell & Covel
H. T*peterson
Burnside Lodge
P. Frederick B. Manchester
Staples Coal Company
Pure’ Food Store
Clicquot Club
Hudson Valley
Vermont Creamery
Charles A. Johnson
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