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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1933

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Magazine Canvass Cancelled By Colt High Principal

Principal Edward J. Fitzgerald halted a pupil driven magazine subscription campaign after learning it violated State school laws. Pupils return subscription books and refunds are issued. Supt Elmer S. Mapes had approved the drive before learning of the legal issue. A Bristol Colt Alumni meeting is planned to support the athletic fund.

Edward J. Fitzgerald Colt Memorial High School Fitzgerald State Board Colt High State Department of Education J R. Kenney New York BRY Edith Shipany Kenney Supt Elmer S Mapes Colt High Athletic Fund United States Bristol-Colt Alumni Association Phool Athletic Fund

Metals Color Fireworks

Fireworks colors come from finely powdered metals mixed with gunpowder. Zinc yields blue, copper green, lampblack red, and amber resin salt blends create yellow tones. Variations in mixtures produce different hues and intensities.

Evolution of the term Indian summer through the years

The phrase Indian summer originated in the late 18th century and evolved into second summer within a decade. It first appeared in western Pennsylvania and spread to New England by 1798, New York by 1790, Canada by 1821, and England by 1830.

Pennsylvania New England New York Canada England

Rockwell Discusses 30 Hour Bill At Rotary Club

C B Rockwell Jr spoke at the Rotary Club on a Senate sub committee bill limiting work to six hours per day or thirty per week. He warned of widespread unemployment from labor saving machinery and urged a minimal wage and federal action to spread work and maintain prosperity.

C. B. Rockwell, Jr Rotary Club Senate Washington Reekweh Rockwell St Alen Mpnance Congress England Bet Rockwell Dasa Industr

Netopian Club Skits and Sketches at DeWolf Chapel

Local Netopian Club and Swansea Grange Players staged original comedy sketches in DeWolf Memorial Chapel last evening. Vocal solos by Hugh Kenworthy and Grace Thurston of Swansea accompanied. Cast included Albert Earle and Archie Dunbar in Fragile-Handle With Care and The Fowl Mystery My Walter Wennerstrand. Grange troupe presented Miss Parkington with Daphne Baker Shirley Baker Grace Whurston and Earle Evans.

Wis DeWolf Memorial Chapel Netopian Club Swansea Grange Players Hugh Kenworthy Grace Thurston Swansea Herbert D Graetz Albert Earle Archie F Dunbar Walter Wennerstrand Howard Hawes Glen Smith R S Bosworth Celia Dimond Daphne Baker Shirley “Baker Grace Whurston Earle Evans

Gen Callan urges loans to needy Bristol property owners

Brig. Gen. L. H. Callan told the Bristol Portuguese-American Civic League that the town should grant proportionate loans to destitute property owners from funds allotted under the State Unemployment Relief Act. He warned against the Emergency Relief Act and criticized town spending, urging use of funds to bolster local business with taxpayer oversight. Joseph J Dennis presided at the meeting.

L. H. Callan Bristol Callan State Unemployment Relief Commission Hi Pr&traust Oemalan Howlers Joseph J Dennis

Dover Road closes to large audience in Bristol

A large crowd attended the closing night of The Dover Road a three act comedy by A A Milne staged Tuesday evening in the Guiteras Memorial Junior High School auditorium. Directed by Frank I Doran the production benefited the Bristol Rotary Club food station Lions Club milk fund and the community athletic field project.

A. A. Milne Dover Road Guiteras Memorial Frank I. Doran Bristol Tram of Artillery Entertainment Association Bristol Rotary Club Lions Club Milk — Fund Doran James F Meiggs Fours Gallo Garteras School Hector Bellasance Pricipal Edward J Fitzgerald Tan Walker Colt High Allen M Newman Shirley Newman Herbert Did Graetz First Congregational Church Virginia LeClair Martin Mass Ireneh Betts Crowley Oscar Rashe Walter Wennerstrand Ain

The Dover Road Play Promises Evening at DeWolf Chapel

Rev Herbert D Gracts portrays Latimer in a delightful comedy to be studied Sunday at 7 30 in DeWolf Memorial Chapel. Miss Alda Connery soprano will be guest soloist, accompanied by Mrs Cora Shaw Anderson.

Dover Road Herbert D Gracts Latimer DeWolf Memorial Chapel Alda Connery Cora Shaw Anderson

Merit Badges Awarded at Court of Honor Meeting

Cole Merton presided at the Court of Honor in the Boy Scout building on Hope Street. Twenty six merit badges were awarded to twelve scouts including Domenic Capone in wood carving and bird studies, Teonard Abenante in public health and personal health, and others across Troops 1 2 and 4 for wood carving book binding personal and public health and life saving. Scoutmaster George Ro Fish was secretary.

Cole Merton A Cheesman Boy Scout Hope Street George Ro Fish Domenic Capone Teonard Abenante Michael Grime Ered Nenna William Nenna Joseph Vollare Frank Cavallaro William Leroart Israel Osofsky Gerald Byrnes Joseph Mazza Tevis Schurman

Council to Reconsider DesLauriers Bill for 275

The Town Council will again hear a $275 bill from Public Aid Director John G DesLauriers for personal expenses during his tenure as commissar manager. The itemized claim lists 5500 miles of automobile travel at 5 cents per mile.

John G. DesLauriers W. Fred Willams Frank J. Sylvia DesLauriers

Bristol Fire Companies Hold Regular Monthly Meetings

Three of Bristol's four fire companies Defiance Dreadnaughts and Hydraulions met Wednesday evening. Ever Ready Engine and Hose Company met last night. Defiance recommended Harry R Gray as representative on the Board of Fire Engineers replacing Arthur Manchester.

Bristol Defiance Defiance Company Harry R. Gray Board of Fire Engineers Arthur Manchester Board of Engineers Ray Joseph Finucci Fred Guevremont

Rotary Teams Break Even in Local Bowling Action

Bristol Rotary Club first team lost 1424 to 1387 while second team defeated Spindle City 1314 to 1302. Diamond and Taber starred in the opener with Lawson and McCreary leading the second match. Scores reflect a split evening on local alleys.

Bristol Rotary Club Fall River Dimond Taber Lawson McCreary FAL River Borden Cox Sanford Sokal Bristol Edmonds Getchell Vermette Otten DesLauriers Perrom de Rocha Church Pali Piver Davis Cabat I Mellon Carroll

Nine Evening High School Pupils Receive Diplomas

Nine pupils of the Colt Memorial High School evening program were awarded diplomas after completing a three year commercial course. Canon Anthony R. Parshley delivered the address, with Earl Cabral and Joseph King giving the valedictory and salutatory. Diplomas were presented by Wilfred Hamill as chair Charles Rockwell Jr. was absent.

Evening High School Colt Memorial High School Anthony R. Parshley St Michael’s Church Wilfred M. Hamill Charles B Rockwell, Jr Hamill Earl Cabral Joseph King Canon Parshley Henry Caruso Manuel Cabral The Americanization School Margaret Proto Maniel Bullock Earl, Cabral Mae Newman Adeline Aguiar Louise Mansi Angelo Stanzione Mary Turillo Theresa Turillo Annie de Sisson Joseph Morra Laura Lewis Mary A Silvia Benjamin Marino Anthony Langello Dorothy Conklin Bridget Abenante

Bristol Voter Eligibility Reaches Record 4229

Bristol prepares for the biennial town election on March 8 as 4229 residents are listed eligible to vote by the Town Council. The 1933 total tops 1931 by 256 and 1929 by 465, and surpasses last fall’s national and state totals by six. In First District Democratic territory 2313 are listed, including 1337 men and 976 women. Second District Republican area shows 1916 eligible, with 1002 men and 914 women.

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