Coventry Over Bristol In Low-Scoring Baseball Fight
Coventry defeated Bristol 4 to 2 on the Common as Crowell held Bristol to five hits through seven innings. In the eighth, Tucker Morris and Fiske tied the game with three consecutive hits, aided by a muffed catch and a costly throwing error. Harrington pitched well for Bristol, but Dutty and Coleman starred for Coventry with sharp fielding and throws. The Bristol lineup faces M C D Boraens next, with lineup changes promised and batting averages due Friday.
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Bristol
Coventry
Young Crowell
Tocker
Morris
Fiske
Tucker
van Almkerk
Fitzgerald
Guinan
Arnold
Dnoffy
Brown
Kunt Tucker
Flrst
Coleman
Taylor
Maller
Eatch
Datify
Harrington
Bristols
Dutty
Abribpore
Duffy
Miller
Bryson
Crowell
E. Trainor
M. C. D. Boraens
Fall Rover
Lafontaine
Bristol Ferry Chief Engineer Henry L. Smith Dies at Slip
Chief Engineer Henry L. Smith of the Bristol ferry boat collapsed and died at the slip near Constitution street on Saturday morning. He had been working to ready the Bristol for its season, complained of indigestion the night before, and died of heart failure with acute indigestion cited by doctors. He was about 50, born in Wickford, and survived by wife and two sons. The body was taken to Providence, with funeral held noon today at his residence, burial in Wickford, and tributes from Newport and Providence Railway crew.
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Henry L. Smith
Bristol
Constitution Street
Smith
Eugene le Clair
LeClair
Crandall
U. J. Hasbrouck
Mr. Smith
W. Fred Williams
George W. Simmons
Providence
Wickford
Newport
Jamestown
Odd Fellows
Providence Sodge
United Brother's Lodge
California Avenue
Newport and Providence Railway Company
Italian pair found guilty in Shaw's Lane disturbance
In District Court before Judge Orrin Bosworth two Italians Andrea Abcotta and Mensolio Antonio were fined ten dollars and costs each for reveling and fighting on Shaw's Lane May 2. A Polander from Warren was fined ten dollars and costs for stealing flowers. Albert Maddox’s larceny case for $55 from Mrs Delia Lanziere was discontinued on costs. Civil cases Vallan vs Le Clair and West vs Le Clair were continued to June 22. Makowsky vs Adalard was continued. Benjamin vs Osrabotta: judgment for plaintiff. Crowley and Pettine represented respectively plaintiff and defendant.
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Orrin Bosworth
Andrea Abcotta
Mensolio Antonio
Shaw’s Lane
Warren
Albert Maddox
Delia Lanziere
L. H. Vallan
Eugene le Clair
Everett West
Eugene le Olair
Max Makowsky
Fidelphia Adalard
Joseph Benjamin
Phildelphia Osrabotta
Thomas H. Crowley
A. V. Pettine
Verdict Favoring Plaintiff In Town Sidewalk Suit
In Bristol County Superior Court Judge Tanner presided over James Taylor versus Town of Bristol. The jury awarded Taylor 1060 dollars for injuries from a defective Mt. Hope avenue sidewalk after a motion to non-suit was overruled. Attorneys Richardson Hammill for the town and Crowley for Taylor. Court adjourned about 4:30 pm with no further cases scheduled until fall.
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Bristol County Court House
Lanner
James Taylor
Town of
Bristol
Mt. Hope Avenue
Tanner
Richardson and
Hammill
Thomas H. Crowley
Taylor
Industrial Trust Company Bristol Branch Notice
Industrial Trust Company highlights its commitment to safe and sound banking for all patrons. It notes that whether accounts are large or small, service remains mutually satisfactory and profitable. Bristol branch located at 525 Hope Street Bristol. R.
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Bristol
Hope Street
Bristol. R
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Wardwell Lumber CO
MNAV
Bristol, R. I
Connery
W. M. Connery
Hellebore
Cor, Hope and Bradford Sts
SEA Food Market
Old Street
Agon
B. l Week
William B. Stedman
R. P. Smith
William Street
G. W. Simmons
Emala EB
Carey, Peoutlaton
Independents
Defiance
Darling
Cornell
Lucien
Beals
Duff
St. Mary’s
Tripp
Santangipl
Charman
St. Marys
Delianas
Bing Philips
District Court
Edward D. Kunz
A. P. Nerone
Hope ST
Eead
Earle & Prew
State Street
Providence Telephone Contract Department
Union Street
Universal
Bristol County Gas and Electric Company
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