Farrally Brothers Proprietors and Editor Info
The notice lists Farrally Brothers as proprietors with J. F. Farrally as editor. Contact details include office address at 547 Hope Street in Bristol Rhode Island and a long distance telephone number 44.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1922
Page
2
The notice lists Farrally Brothers as proprietors with J. F. Farrally as editor. Contact details include office address at 547 Hope Street in Bristol Rhode Island and a long distance telephone number 44.
The St Angelo home at 50 Catherine Street and the Toole residence at 53 Charles Street were robbed on Monday and Wednesday respectively. Thieves used false keys, stealing jewelry, clothing, money and a safety razor. Police Chief Hugh F Kelley suspects strangers and asks for sightings of suspicious persons.
Tonight at the YME gym Not Ro faces the Povidence Grays of Olivierville while Brown and Sharpe miss the trip due to sickness. The local five seek a strong home crowd after a 14 game season with one loss. Last night Bristol YMC A beat Fall River CCs 46 to 22 in Bristol.
A historical advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine will cure catarrh and deafness caused by catarrh. It emphasizes internal use, bloodstream action, and reduction of inflammation.Distributed through druggists with free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
Town Councilman James J. Walsh has been confined at home for a week due to influenza. A special sale touts Oxfords at 2.98. Bristol area notices include Knights of Pythias page conferral and Eagles whist prizes, plus church services and community activities.
A string of community items include Henry A Hambrick and family moving to Live Oaks Florida where he will run three barber shops owned by his father Mrs Hambrick daughter of John H Potter of Church Street departs for Florida A dance at the Sun Parlor Hotel Belvedere by Kearney Post American Legion committee members listed D S Morris dies and Catherine Morris memorial mass at St Mary's Church noted Also a sale pitch for Brogue Oxford shoes from FE Suzman and Hope Circle Isabella attend Catherine Morris Mass assisted by Rev Fr Fullam and Miss Magaret Connells
The Signal Corps will meet this evening at 7 30 in the Scout building with code work buzzes and an informative talk. All scouts signed up for the signal corps should attend. Troop 3 met last evening on Woodstreet for tenderfoot instructions and a troop swearing is planned next Tuesday under Scout Commissioner Babcock during the annual inspection, weather permitting.
A new troop named the Boy Scouts of America was formed last week with 24 boys registered. Joseph Marshall serves as Scoutmaster and Frank Francis Sr. as committee chairman. The group aims to grow to 32 boys by week’s end. Marshall is a former service member with the 19th Company Rhode Island and AEF France, with prior YMCA and boys’ work experience. The Silver Fox patrol held an Italian supper Saturday with LeBaron Brown leading and Romeo Cafarelli as chef followed by social time.
Herman Scheid a Clinton Massachusetts pattern weaver of thirty five years says he suffered a fifteen year catarrh with a hard winter cough. He credits Cerizane Cough Balsam for relief after the first bottle and continues to use it to stay free from catarrh and coughs. Cerizane is part of the Winsol line and contains no narcotics. It has aided people for ninety five years and is sold by reliable druggists.
At a Bristol Chamber Mercantile Division gathering Tuesday evening in the Me-G. A. building representatives from district committees discussed unfinished business and state matters. The group endorsed the session’s plan and approved establishing a local credit bureau to protect merchants and support commerce.
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