Adjudged Probably Guilty in Long Local Trial
After one of the town’s lengthiest trials Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth ruled Sabatino Stanzione probably guilty of assault with intent to kill Domenic Troiano 37 of East Cambridge Mass. Bail set at 10000. Other related cases continued or adjourned including Troiano’s companion and speeders.
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Benjamin F. Lindemuth
Fifth District
Sabatino
Stanzione
Domenic Troiano
9Th Street
East Cambridge
Mass
Coggeshall Avenue
Michael A. Addeo
Providence
Wm. T. O'Donnell
Lindemuth
Bradford and
Woods
Troiano
Massachusetts
A J D'Angelo
Frank Ariello
Catherine Atello
Anthony J Ferrara
Peter Mators
Court Street
St Michael’s Church Clambake Draws Many Attendees
St Michael’s parishioners held their first clambake in years at Ferrycliffe Farm on Saturday drawing 200 plus attendees. Canon A R Parshley chaired the arrangements with multiple subcommittees led by Bakemaster Octave LeClair and others handling sports tickets transportation and children's activities.
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St Michael's Church
Ferrycliffe Farm
Octave LeClair
Anthony R. Parshley
Harry W Munro
George S. Pailthorpe
Wallis E. Howe
George S Pailthorpe
Herman F
Andrews Memorial School PWA funding in limbo
Bristol school committee weighs extending the PWA grant deadline after federal time limits and a legacy of about 140 000 tied to the Andrews memorial high school project. Attorneys note no new information yet on NY State Title and Mortgage case affecting potential funding and construction plans on Bradford Street near the PasTime Theatre.
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PWA
Andrews Memorial
William T. O'Donnell
Bristol Phoenix
Superintendent of Insurance of State of New York
State Title and Mortgage Company
Bristol
Abe
R. D Andrews
Andrews
O'Donnell
Bradford Street
Negotiations Underway for Bristol Shoe Plant
Talks continue between a Massachusetts shoe firm and Bristol officials led by the Taxpayers Association and Town Council. No definite agreement. plans call for 3 to 400 workers and about 28 000 square feet in the No 2 building of the N I R plant. The firm makes a middle priced line and has solid financial standing.
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Bristol
Taxpayers’' Association
First in Bristol Train of Artillery Band Sunday Concert
The Bristol Train of Artillery Band opened its third annual series with a large open air crowd at the school entrance. Mrs Theresa Donovan led the group in a polished program featuring solos by Harry Kebrek and a popular medley Songs from the Old Folks by M S Lake. Traffic was managed by event staff and amplified by Talbot Hopkins and Sheriff Meiggs as crowds enjoyed the moonlit evening.
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Bristol ‘Train of Artillery
Harry Kebrek
M S Lake
Theresa Donovan
Donovan
Talbot
Hopkins
James F Meiggs
Washington Grays
C. S
Grafulla
A. Adams
Anastasia
Cornet
J A. Sousa
Warren and
Dubin
Tschaikowsky
Taken for a Ride by a DOJ Agent in Hammondsport
Ray Hansen a Department of Justice agent and Rotary Club of Hammondsport member will discuss his undercover experiences with gangsters at tomorrow noon meeting in the Hotel Belvedere He has lived among criminals and was once taken for a ride He is linked with the Dillinger case and the Lindbergh baby kidnapping as developments loom after Dillinger was shot dead in Chicago.
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Ray Hansen
Department of Justice
Rotary Club
Hammondsport
Belvedere
Mr Hansen
Dillinger
Chicago
Intermission The Serpents and Old Folks Songs
The list presents musical pieces by composers G Huffine E Baccalari and O R Farrar with titles including Dance of the Serpents Fantasy and Songs from The Old Folks. A mix of instrumental and vocal works appears alongside Lake Riptide and Bombasto.
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Basses
G. Huffine
MS Lake
Life Scout Qualifies At Camp Takarest Court
The first Summer Court of Honor at Camp Takarest named seven scouts earning nine merit badges. Anthony E Williams 15 of Ever Ready patrol First Troop qualified for Life Scout with sixteen current badges and ten more needed for Eagle. Camp Court was led by Scoutmaster George Ry Fish with Eagles John Abenante and William Head assisting. Additional camp development emblems awarded for ten hours of site work to scouts from multiple troops. A second Camp Court is planned for August 11.
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Camp Takarest
L. Anthony Willams
Young Williams
Anna Williams
Wood Street
George Ry Fish
Bristol Court
John G Abenante
William F Head
Anthony E. Williams
Joseph Pacheco
Henry Arouca
William Lero
Frank Caverlio
Maynard Shulman
Bernard Grabert
No Regatta At Bristol Yacht Club This Year
The Bristol Yacht Club Regatta Committee announced no regatta this year due to financial difficulties in staging the event on its traditional large scale. The decision ends a long-running annual sporting fixture dating back to 1930.
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Bristol Yacht Club
Lawn Party For Esther Osterberg at First Congregational Church
Miss Esther Osterberg hosted a church lawn party after services with Games and refreshments provided by the organizing committee including Mrs Robert F Munro Mr William Remiers Mrs Archibald Dunbar and Miss Eleanor Rae on the church lawn.
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Esther Osterberg
First Congregational Church
Robert F Munro
William Remiers
Archibald Dunbar
Eleanor Rae
Second Annual Girl Scout Dance at Yacht Club
Friday events announce the second annual Girl Scout Dance at the Yacht Club. An Ivy Guild supper and sale is planned for August 16 at St. Michael's Parish House.
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Yacht Club
Ivy Guild
St. Michael's Parish House
Sub-Committee Chairs Named for Bristol Garden Club Fete
Bristol Garden Club announced sub-committee chairs for the August 8 fete at the Bristol Yacht Club. Miss Frances Foster chairs the event, which aims to raise funds for a later flower show. Events include a two-class flower arrangement contest and a town pet show with prizes for uniqueness.
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Bristol Garden Club
Frances Foster
Bristol Yacht Club
William T. O’donnell
Howard Paull
C. D. Burt
Crabtree
Barrington
Deckford
Ralph Kinder
Mel Foster
Candy
Mabel Salisbury
Stanley E. Friswell
J. H Tucker
B. F. Lindemut
Bristol plant contracts reveal local firms and out-of-town suppliers
Simpson Bros of Boston lists Bristol based subcontractors and local purchases for the Bristol sewage disposal plant. Excavation by Ricci & Ricci of Providence. plumbing by Waldron Co of Bristol. electric by Talbot Hopkins of Bristol. cement by Penn-Dixie Seth Paull Co of Bristol. many items sourced from Boston firms while prioritizing Bristol labor and suppliers.
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Ricci & Ricci Excavating Co
Providence
R. I Bit
Callan Cont. Co
Bristol
R. I. Plumbing
the Waldron Company
R. L. Electric
Talbot Hopkins
Penn-Dixie
Seth Paull Co
Callan Construction Co
Church Outing Planned by First Congregational
The second annual outing will be held Thursday afternoon at Ferry cliffe Farm with shuttle autos between the farm and Guiteras House from 2 to 3. Prizes, games, races and sports for all ages precede a fireworks finale after lunch and soda. Committee leaders include Samuel Steen and several women organizers with Mrs Julia Church and Miss Gladys Osterberg among them.
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First Congregational Church
Ferrycliffe Farm
Guiteras House
Samuel Steen
Ethel Wilbur
Julia Church
Elizabeth Pettine
Marion Newman
Mary Sanford
Gladys Osterberg
Fred
Outing Delay Shifts to Friday After Thursday Rain
Wilbur Samuel Steen and Herbert D. Graetz with Norman Benard attend novelty races and events. Fred Wilbur and Samuel Steen oversee refreshments as rain on Thursday moves the gathering to Friday.
Birthday Party In Honor Of Dudley C. Buzby Jr
Martin Dudley C. Buzby Jr son of Mr and Mrs D C Buzby hosted a party at 19 Garfield Avenue to celebrate his sixth birthday. Guests included Josephine Vitello Nitra Guisti Mary Lou McAskill Kath erine Stella Rita Eleanor Pagano Saviero Viterella Micky Rich and Louis Guisti as they enjoyed games refreshments and festive decorations.
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Martin Dudley C. Buzby, Jr
D. C. Buzby
Garfield Avenue
Josephine Vitello
Nit‘ra Guisti
Mary Lou McAskill
Katherine, Stella
Rita
Eleanor Pagano
Saviero Viterella
Micky Rich
Louis Guisti
Nancy Belle Wins Third Race in Bristol Yacht Club Series
Nancy Belle tops the third race of the Saturday series for 32 1/2 footers off Bristol Yacht Club. Black Maria sailed by Ashbel T Wall maintains first in the series with 36 total points, 2 ahead of Steele's Allouette. Little Rhody Jr. edges Remora for third as wind shifts east of south.
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Congdon
Nancy Belle
Bristol Yacht Club
Black Maria
Ashbel T Wall
Steele
Commitee
Pappasquash Point
Hog Island
Little Rhody, Jr
Remora
Vie
Nancy Bell
Schipperke
Low
Detieee Little Rhody
Tillinghast
Nicholson
Wall
Shrimpe
Gardner
Allouette
Pappoose
Leahy
Doldrum
Danforth
Widgeon
Palmer
Moro
Fales
Name
Poppy Tt
Freeman
R. E. Red
DeWolf
Gloria IL
Phantom
Rockwell Mem
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B. F. Lindemuth
State Board of Public Roads
Edgar M. Butler
James D. McGann
Jose Borges
Angelo Pirri
Joseph P. Lucien
Warren
George Collard
Kenneth McKenzie
ST. Michael’s Church
Andrews School
B. T. A. Band
Lyric Theatre
Irene Dunne
Constance Cummings
Ralph Bellamy
Kay Johnson
Noah Beery
Astrid Allyn
Edgar Wallace
Metrotone Newsreel
Joan
Riccori
Joan Crawford
Sadie McKee
Franchot Tone
Gene Raymond
Edward Arnold
Esther Ralston
Graham MacNamee Newsreel
Cartoon— Pictorial
Clark Gable
William Powell
Myrma Loy
Manhattan
Paths News Co
LE Dog
Anthony E Williams
John Marshall
Augustine Marshall
Hilario Momz
Williaam F
Israel Osofsky
Maynard Shusman
Tevis Shusman
Pierce & Cox
Boston
Boston Plate & Window Glass Co
Wardwell Lumber Co
Wardwel Lumber Co
Truscon Steel Co
Hume
N. E. Inc
Swampscott
U. S. Pipe and Foundry Co
Warren Pipe Co
Chapman Valve Mfg. Co
Chain Belt Co
Milwaukee
Wisc
Pacific Flush
New York City
Chain Belt Company
Pardee
Hayes Pump & Machinery Co
Howe
Fairbanks
International Filter Co
Dudley C. Buzby