Lipman Files Bankruptcy as Triangle Shoe Store
In U S District Court Rhode Island the case of Jack Lipman doing business as Triangle Shoe Store seeks bankruptcy relief. The action names Lipman as debtor and Triangle Shoe Store as the business under Chapter 7 proceeding in the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court OF the United States
District OF Rhode Island
Jack Lipman
Dong
Triangle Shoe Store
Bristol
Rhode Island
Tack Lipman
Providence
Bristol Phoenix
State Boys Day Campaign Aims to Fund YMCA Youth Work
The Bristol YMCA and regional Y groups plan a Boys Day canvass next Saturday to raise funds for local and international youth work. Proceeds split 50 percent to town, 25 for state work, 15 for the International Committee, and 10 for overseas programs. Boys will visit homes all day March 8 in Bristol, with results tallied at Rockwell Hall supper.
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Young Men's Christian Associations
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
International Committee
Bristol
Rockwell Hall
States
Henrys van Dyke
Friends of the
Bristol “Y
Bristol Ymca
Bristol Troop Scouting Activities Evening Schedule
The First Bristol Troop meets at 7 30 in the Scout building under Scoutmaster Fred W Coggeshall with all around competition and practice for the annual inspection. Tomorrow the Second and Third Troops meet for scoutcraft instruction and stunts planning. The ninth annual bazaar closes with a record crowd and prizes awarded, proceeds fund the Scout building in Bristol.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Fred W. Coggeshall
William A. Francis
Ralph Alisto
G. A R. Hall
Robert Steen
William Hogg
P. L. Edward Blackman
P. L
William H. Remieres
George S Sparks
Chester Dunbar
L. Louis Stabila
LL. Nicholas Ruggiero
Anthony Borges
Frank Perry
James Freitas
Jules Xavier
Natala Biancuzzo
I. Carlo Russo
L. Lawrence Ascoh
Probate Court Dockets Include Adoption, Estates and Sales Orders
In re Christina Ricci Petitions for adoption and name change continued to March 17. In re Francis Gould petition for administrator to sell real estate continued to March 17. Estates of Harold C Peckham and Benjamin W Peckham guardians seek sale of real estate with private sale at minimum 3500 over encumbrances bond 4500. Final accounts, wills, inventories and allowances listed for several estates with executors, executrix, guardians and minors noted.
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Edward L. Leahy
Christina Ricci
Francis Gould
August C Sousa
Harold C Peckham
Benjamin W Peckham
Mimors
Guardian
Benjamin Peckham
Josiah F. Peckham
Elizabeth Peckham
Charles A Barbour
Henrietta T Thompson
Regina Catherine Farley
Mary Irene Farley
Margaret Johnson
Mage Cobb
Alfonso Ruggerio
Local amateur basketball double feature at the Y gym
Saturday night saw two games. Mastic Circles lost to the Rovers 23 to 10, then Radio Five defeated Barrington High School Seconds 17 to 5. Lineups list players for Barrington and Radio Five. A return game with Colt High is anticipated.
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Rovers
Radio Five
Barrington High School
Barrington Radio Five
Biber
Wasenstadt Kilher
Gsarvin Baim
Kennes Scott
Makowsky Azza
Remreres
Colt High
Sherman Chapman Wedding at St John’s Barrington
The marriage of Charles F. Sherman of 45 Cottage Street and Miss Frances May Chapman of Barrington took place last Thursday evening at St. John’s Episcopal Church Barrington. The ceremony was performed by Rev Frederick W. Sandford, the rector.
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Charles FE. Sherman
Cottage Street
Town
Frances May Chapman
Robert J. Chapman
Barrington
St. John's Episcopal Church
Frederick W. Sandford
Duquette Returns From Florida Cuba Vacation
Charles A. Duquette of this town came home yesterday after spending a months vacation in Cuba and Florida.
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Charles A. Duquette
Cuba
Florida
Community event calendar for March gatherings
March events list supper and dance nights at local halls and churches. Mt Hope Chapter A D C E S hosts a Tuesday YMCA event. Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps No 19 runs two suppers on March 6. Pillsbury Pancake Supper on March 10. St Patrick's Day Dance March 17 at the State Armory by Battery B 243rd Artillery RI National Guard.
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Y.M.C.A
Mt. Hope
G. A. R. Hall
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
Grand Army Hall
Babbitt Woman's Relief Onds
Pillsbury’s
First
Motor gliders and winged cars promise cheap air travel
British motor gliders test at 53 mph reaching 2350 feet with under a gallon of gas for 1 hour 20 minutes. French copy the idea as pocket planes for amateurs. England sees a folding wing car capable of London Paris hops with limited power. Planes to land safely in field garages now.
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London
England
Paris
Httle
War disrupts game bird stocks and breeding in America
Lee S Crandall of the New York Zoological Park warns in a report to the American Game Protective Association that World War I theater shots and shells are harming game birds. He says only a few aviary pheasants remain and must be increased to prevent extinction. European imports are now unavailable, reducing seed stock and delaying breeding programs for waterfowl and other game birds.
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America
Lee S. Crandall
New York Zoological Park
American Game, Protective Association
Criminals Now Use Tear Gas and Gas Masks
A War Department report notes criminals equip with gas masks and tear gas. A cited case shows a lawbreaker releasing gas from a car exhaust to end pursuit. Police consider non tear gas alternatives beyond standard masks for greater danger and effectiveness.
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War Department
Window in my bosom quote sparks humorous exchange
In a London Tit-Bits snippet an orator pleads for a window in his bosom to show his heart’s emotions, prompting a witty retort about a pane in the tummy and a playful back-and-forth with the crowd.
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London
Fire alarms misfire at Franklin Street house. no blaze found
Friday night two alarms and heavy smoke issued from 167 Franklin street but responders found no fire. The 16th district was sent instead of the 23rd due to a caller's agitation, and the alarm proved needless. Saturday a poultry farm fire at William H. Thayer’s Metacom avenue home destroyed a small outbuilding and 700 chickens, blamed on a brooder burner explosion.
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Franklin Street
William H. Thayer
Metacom Avenue
Thayer
Bristol Train of Artillery Holds Monthly Meeting
The Bristol Train of Artillery met at the armory on State street with Col Merton A Cheesman presiding. The Washington Ball committee reported the 76th annual ball on February 22 was a success and a final report will be given later. An auditing committee was elected and a nominating committee for April was chosen. A radio setwill be installed in the company room and a short drill in infantry tactics preceded the meeting.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
State Street
Merton A. Cheesman
Washington
William T Sutcliffe
George R Fish
Master William F Duffy Jr Celebrates 10th Birthday Party
Master William F Duffy Jr son of Dr and Mrs William F Duffy of this town marked his tenth birthday with a theatre party for 20 friends at the Star Theatre followed by a dinner at his Constitution Street home Guests included E Wayne Meyers Herman Wilbur William Guevremont Francis Golden William Crowley and others in a social local celebration.
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William F Duffy, Jr
William F Duffy
Star Theatre
Constitution Street
Master Duffy
E. Wayne Meyers
Herman Wilbur
Willam Guevremont
Francis Golden
William Crowley
William Connery
George Shaw
John McCarty
Charles
Richard McKenna
Milton Bessing
George and
Vincent Messino
William and
Augustus Nerone
Edmund O'Brien
Leon Lemaire
Leon Riley
Edward Quinn
I Wonder Why Bristol Sinks In A Depression Of Atop
The piece critiques political and public works delays at Hope and Bradford streets in Bristol. It questions responsibility for filling a road depression after a new manhole, noting how the unsolved hole endangers vehicles and suggests taxpayers may oppose a Finance Commission to curb excess spending and taxes.
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State Board of Public Roads
Telephone Company
Hope
Bradford
Bristol
Finance Commission
Charge It
A satirical verse warns women about overusing credit and the impact on family finances. The piece contrasts convenience with rising debt and critiqued spending, highlighting husband’s concern as bills mount and the community reacts.
Sherman Chapman Ties Barrington Nuclear?
Charles Edward Sherman and Frances M. Chapman of Barrington were married in Barrington on February 28.
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Sherman— Chapman
Barrington
Charles Edward Sherman
Jewel Kenney, widow of Cornelius Kenney, dies at 71
Mrs Jewel Kenney, widow of Cornelius Kenney, died in Washington D C on March 3 at age 71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenney
Washington, D. D. C
Jewel Kenney
Cornelius Kenney
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Corporation
Radiola
Brandes
Eveready
Talbot & Hopkins
Bradford St
F. T. Remieres
Bradford Streets
Louis N. Bernard
Main Street
Warren, R. I
Nash Taxi Service
Thames Street
Frank Healy
Burgess St
Fred Suzman
Hope Street
Probate
Sherman—Chapman
Congress
the Phoenix
Edgar
U. D
Order of Eastern Star
Yacht Club Orchestra
Gorton
Phillippe
Canaud
Norse Crown
Dunbar
Grosse & Blackwell
Newman Bros
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