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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1915

Page

2

U S Rubber Co Expands Militia Support and Aeronautical Work

The United States Rubber Company announces a policy to pay full salaries to its 55,000 employees while serving in militia camps and to adjust workloads to accommodate militia duties. The move aims to curb past discrimination against militiamen and soldiers. The company, including its National India Rubber subsidiary, endorses national defense efforts and contributes to an Aero Club of America fund for planes. It also plans to manufacture aeronautical supplies to aid United States Government needs with domestic sources.

United States Rubber Company National India Rubber Company Col. S. P. Colt U.S. Rubber Company Aero Club of America National Guard Dong United States

Bryan Rebukes Roosevelt Taft on War Plans in Carnegie Hall

Mr Bryan, late Secretary of State, scoffed at Roosevelt and Taft for backing military preparedness and hinted at criticism of Wilson's policy in a New York speech. The audience, largely socialist, was cool. He defended resigning over Wilson's note and urged quiet support for the President.

Mr. Bryan Carnegie Hall New York Roosevelt Taft Wilson Bryan Germany

Bristol Post Office Hours and Mail Schedule

Bristol Post Office opens from 6 45 a m to 7 30 p m Money Order Registry and Postal Bank operate 8 00 a m to 6 00 p m Mails arrive at 7 00 10 00 a m 2 00 4 00 6 00 7 00 p m Mails close 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

Bristol

Express mail departure and arrival times Bristol Adams Express

Adams Express schedules show outward departures at 7.50 and 11.20 a m and 2.20 and 5.20 p m. Return times list inward runs at 8.00, 10.00 a m and 2.00, 4.00 and 7.00 p m.

High Tides at Bristol Reflect Weekly Schedule

Tide timings list shows high tides at Bristol across the week from Wednesday 23 to Tuesday 29 with low tides occurring about five hours after each high tide. The note outlines a daily sequence for observance.

Notable local notes in Bristol area and distant ties

Frank McKenna of Howestreet visits New York city to see his daughter Mrs. Fred Alterio. The United Brothers Lodge plans degree conferrals this evening. Land transfers: William Pierannunzi sells Garfield avenue lot to Albert D. Lollo. A St Elizabeth’s sale and social nets about 90 dollars. Epworth Leagues plan a local visit. A class at St Mary’s and St Elizabeth’s reports 500 for confirmation. Military drill confirms July Fourth plans. summer camp at Quonset Point set. Death of Rear Admiral Benjamin Franklin Isherwood, long connected with Bristol summers and local engineering ties.

Frank McKenna Howestreet New York Fred Alterio United Brothers Lodge William Pierannunzi Albert D. Lollo Garfield Avenue Minnie Saltzman Penzer Nathan New York City D. Felson Hope Street Columbia Hall St. Elizabeth’s Church Epworth League State Street M. E Warren Epworth St. Elizabeth's Church A. P. Rebello Holmes Block State and Thames Streets John D. Martelly Morris Eisenstadt William Gunnie Thomas Young Philadelphia Ruth Lynch Manchester N. H Andrew Campell Cole Street Loyola University of Chicago Frank D'Ambrosio H D Lindsey Attleboro Bristol Narrows A. E. Guyott Millett St. Mary’s St.Elizabeth’s St. Elizabeth’s A. P Rebello Bristol Train of Artillery Quonset Point Benjamin Franklin Isherwood Bristol Herreshoff Manufacturing Company Charles Goldstein Boston Consolidated Railroad Beach Terrace Margaret E. Brady Rose Gravelle Vicinty B. Altman St. Louis Young Men’s Parish Club Trinity Church Bristol Highlands Gibson Road Financial Town Mabel B. Salisbury Grand Army Hall Helen B. Warren Lafayette Orchestra Cornelia Munro A. A. Alden State Street Resolute Newport New London Larchmont Vanitie Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church James Ashton Chestnut Street Rocky Point M. E A. C. McGilton Golden Palace Fall River Bourn Catholic Girls’ Club St. Mary's School Hall Nora Dwyer Margaret Head Grace McCallum Theresa Sullivan Katherine McKevitt Edghill Duffy William J. Duffy, Jr Olneyville Senator Anthony Webster Avenue Babbitt Post Juniper Hill Thomas J. Gillan St Mary’s Church Father Gillan

Hall’s Catarrh Cure Ad Offers 100 Dollar Reward

An 19th century style barter advert promises one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes internal action on blood surfaces and lists testimonials, price thirty five cents per bottle, and druggist sales in Toledo Ohio. It also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall Toledo

Fernandez Vasconcellos wed in town by Rev Rebello

Manuel Fernandez Jr and Miss Adelaide Vasconcellos were married this town on June 19 by Reverend A P Rebello. The couple, both from this town, announced their union in the local article.

Fernandez — Vasconcellos Rev A.P Rebello Manuel Fernandez, Jr Adelaide Vasconcellos

Died In This Town June 210 DeMour Family Notice

In this town Fr. reports the death of Miro and Mrs Prank de Mour. The pair aged about 15 years are named in the notice dated June. Local authorities publish a brief obituary with no further details.

Caughier Miro Prank de Mour

Mrs A K Winter Returns Home From Visit

Mrs A K Winter of Brooklyn New York has returned home Friday after a several week stay here leaving to resume her usual duties.

A. K. Winter Brooklyn, N. Y

Star Theatre Photoplays and Lottie Pickford Serial

Tonight at the Star Theatre readers see The Heart Breaker in two parts and Retri bution plus The Butler's Busted Romance and Reputation Chocolates. Wednesday features Lottie Pickford in The Diamond from the Sky, a $20,000 prize photo play by American Film Manufacturing Company with a $10,000 prize for the best sequel idea.

The Reputation Chocolates Lottie Pickford American Film Manufacturing Company Mary Pickford Irving Cummings

Feinstein Pleads Guilty To Over Speeding In Bristol Case

Herman Feinstein of Providence pleaded guilty to over speeding on Bristol Neck on June 14 and was fined 15 plus costs totaling 18 in the Fifth District Court before Judge F H Hammill. He paid the fine. It is alleged his car struck Dr C J Hasbrouck's auto on the same day. Marion Sousa was found guilty of an assault on Francisco Roderick on June 5 and fined 5 plus costs. In Francisco Roderick vs Joseph Sousa, the defendant was found not guilty.

Herman Feinstein Providence Bristol Neck Fifth District F. H. Hammill Feinstein C. J. Hasbrouck Marion Sousa Francisco Roderick Joseph Sousa

Advertised Letters Bristol R L June 19 1915

Notice lists names of men and women with home cities or destinations as advertised letters. Includes Bus Alphonse Clement Bob Graham Henry F McMahon Mrs L Dennett Miss Carrie Clarke Mrs Jessie Hoy Miss Eduina Souto Mrs R M Stony and foreign Manuel Jacintho Almeida Luigi D Alessio Antonio Martins Ilicio Luigi Locullo Lenora Romano. D G Coggeshall P 14.

Bristol R. L Mr. Bus Alphonse Clement Bob Graham Henry F. McMahon L.dennett Carrie Clarke Jessie Hoy Eduina S. Souto R. M. Stony Manuel Jacintho Almeida Luigi D'Alessio Antonio Martins Ilicio Luigi Locullo Lenora Romano D. G. Coggeshall

Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief

An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cheap effective treatment for coughs colds and bronchial lung ailments. It urges readers to visit a druggist and begin treatment immediately for relief and cure.

Dr. King

Local Grocery Ad Items and Prices Listed

A catalog of pantry staples and household goods with item names and unit prices. Items include baking powder sugar condensed milk tapioca corned beef ox tongue Lenox Soap toasted corn flakes sugar peas regular and extra fancy peas sugar corn. Prices range around 10 to 15 cents per unit.

Rumford

Untitled Grocery Catalog Ad Item

A fragmented sale list shows various produce and pantry items with prices: Corn, Fancy and Extra Fancy varieties. Van Camp's Beans. Full Cream Milk. Pure Catsup. Ginger Ale. Whole Rice. Macaroni. Egg Noodles. Pie. Pineapples. New Potatoes. String Beans. Sliced Bacon. Sausage Meat. Honey Comb Tripe. Prices range from 7 to 75 cents per unit.

N. Y State N.Y van Camp's

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