Basketball Showdown At Y M C A Gym Tonight
A large audience from Northern Town is expected to attend a basketball game at the Y M C A gym this evening between the National India Rubber Co team and Warren. The game starts around 8 45 with Warren players Burdge Sevigney O Brien Martin Dallaire Hanatow and Kilroy. A preliminary Bristol Boys vs Warren Boys tilt precedes the main event.
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National India Rubber’ Co
Warren
Burdge
Sevigney
O’brien
Martin Dallaire
Hanatow
Kilroy
Bristol Boys
Warren Boys
Company A Rifle Team Wins Inter-Company Indoor Match
The rifle team of Company A Bristol Train of Artillery won the inter-company indoor match at the armory on State street, defeating Company B 676 to 659. Team A led in standing and sitting, both tied at 236 in prone, with Sergt. John St Angelo totaling 143 and Private William Flynn 141. Captain Henry A Hambrick was the official scorer. Judge F M Canning and markers Virgil Aruda and Joseph Reposa.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
State Street
Company B
Company A
John St. Angelo
William Flynn
Henry A. Hambrick
F. M. Canning
Virgil Aruda
Joseph Reposa
Salvation Army Tag Day Planned for Saturday
Arrangements are complete for a Salvation Army tag day tomorrow March 22 to raise funds for the annual appeal aiming for 1000 dollars. Volunteers in uniform will distribute tags from morning till evening and organizers Lealand H. Cady and Mrs. Charles A. Johnson urge prompt contributions from those planning to donate.
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Salvation Army
Lealand H. Cady
Charles A. Johnson
William Wood
Salvation Army Fund
Curtailment in Keds Division at N I R Co Factory
Maurice C Smith Jr manager of the National India Rubber Co announces a curtailment of operations in the Keds division. The factory will reduce work to five days per week starting today after a period of 5 1 2 days weekly.
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Keds
N. I. R CO
Maurice C Smith, Jr
National India Rubber Co
Rifle Honors for Bristol Man
Announcement from the National Rifle Association in Washington reveals Lieut Albert Hartles of the Bristol Tr amb of Artillery Rifle Club won the Rhode Island state medal in the Individual Gallery Championship with Metallac Lights at 75 feet. The note praises Hartley as an avid rifleman and expert shot.
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National Rifle Association
Washington, DC
Albert Hartles
Bristol Tram of Artillery Rifle Club
Rhode Island
Hartley O
Runner's "Second Wind" Meant Heart Rate Adjustment for Breathing
The Public Health Service defines the term second wind as an adjustment of the heart rate to the intake and outgo of air in the lungs.
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Public Health Service
Reception To Legion Auxiliary President
A large evening reception honored Miss Helen A Condon president of the Rhode Island American Legion Auxiliary. Speakers included Condon and Department Commander C W Anthony. Dignitaries from Daughters of 1812 and Girl and Boy Scouts attended. A collation followed with dancing and bouquets for the honoree.
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Legion
Helen A Condon
Rehode Island
American Legion Auxiliary
DAL N Daughters of 1812
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Women’s Relief Corps
Legion Department
Charles W Anthony
Ella Paull
Ll. H Callan
Richard Windsor
East Providence
M M
Davol
John B Trosano
Kearney
James To Pierce
Bertram W. Wall
C W Anthonys
Condon
Nora F. Dweer
Fita Paull
Kearnes
Elsie Sparks
Hope Cote
Jennie Straight
Flizabeth Carr
Elizabeth Graham
Alice McHugh Coughlin
Manic Cashin
Funeral of Peter J McClure A Waldron veteran
The funeral for Peter J McClure a longtime Waldron Company employee and former fire department engineer was held yesterday from his Church Street residence. A requiem mass was said at St Marys Church and interment followed in St Marys Cemetery. The Waldron Co closed in his memory and many relatives and friends attended including Bristol Aerte No 953 and local bearers John Ro Magee William T Dwyer Joseph Pirin Willam K McMillan and William Gilbert Peter Wynne. He is survived by his wife Mrs Bridget O Neil McClure a sister Mrs M Eva LeClair and a brother Capt George H McClure.
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Peter J. McClure
Waldron Company
Fire Department
King Philp Company
Church Street
Bristol Aerte
St. Mars’s Church
Waldron Co
St. Mary's Cemetery
John Ro Magee
William T Dwyer
Joseph Pirin Willam K McMillan
William Gilbert
Peter Wynne
Warren
McClure
Mondy
Bridget (O'Neil) McClure
M Eva LeClair
William Jo LeClair
George H McClure
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Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
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Priv Windle
Collins
Corp
Priv Langello
Priv Flynn
Sergi St. Angelo
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Avg. Ponte
Carp
Sergt. Canna
Sergt. Futado
Sergt
Pacheco
Priv. Freitas
Melio’s Market
Hope St
Mount Hope Block
Bristol
Sacks
Rinso
Arragansett Electric Company
The
New England Power Association Electric Shop
Er Bieh
Legion Auxiliary
Helen A. Condon
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Ave
Ixterior
Charles M. Connery
Burton Sr
William A. Doran
Bay View Ave
Dorchester Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Boston
E. L. Watson Co., Inc
Weybdoster Street
Providence
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution SF
T Telephone
E. W. Weaver
High Street
Augustus P
Duffy
W. W. Frankins& Cga
Embalimer
Wood Street
Cape Cod
New England
Gents Furnishings
R. I
Pound Goods
Bourn Street
Bristol, R. I. G
Wormeco
Bristol's
Swift
Newman
California
S.S. Pierce
B.S. Pierce
Pierce
van Camp
Riley
Ruma Flavors
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