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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1941

Page

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Knights of Columbus Building Exempt From Bristol Taxes

Superior Court upholds Bristol Knights of Columbus Building Association tax exemption under fraternal group provision. Back taxes owed totaled 1,286.86 for 1936 to 1940, with building valued at 11,500 including 6,000 structure. Association, separate from Bristol Council, rents building to Hope Circle and other groups.

Bristol Superior Court Knights of Columbus Building Association Board of Tax Assessors K. of C. Association Daniel G. Goggeshall Board of Tax Assessors Building Association E. Church Dr. D'Angelo Knights of Columbus Bristol Council Council Hope Circle, Daughters of Isabella

Bristol fighters stage benefit smoker for injured Al Sinibaldi

A Bristol Armory boxing night raises funds for Al Sinibaldi the New England light heavyweight champion injured in a Lowry bout. Local boxers including Ted Lowry Jack Duhose and Augie Almeida join a Southern New England card with referees and volunteers from Bristol community groups. Doors open at 8 pm with all proceeds supporting Sinibaldi’s hospital costs.

al Sinibaldi New England Ted Lowry New Bedford Lowry Thomas A. Roche Massachusetts Boxing Commission Sinibaldi St. Luke’s Hospital Simibaldi St. Luke’s Bristol Bristol Train of Artiller Armory Manny Perry Bristol Cleansing Company Big Boy” Ferrara Ring K O Brown Frankie Topazin BTA A F D'Angelo Bristol Police Force Larry Rolvin Jack Duhose Fall River Joe Andrews Dartmouth Doyle Brothers Pat Tom Tony Almeida Tony Andrade Frankie Tolpazzo Augie Almeida

Post Office Quickly Sells Defense Bonds in Bristol

Postmaster Daniel W Coggeshall reports the first batch of $25 United States Defense Savings Bonds for Bristol sold out by noon after arriving yesterday. A rush also hit the $5 stamps with a new supply expected soon. First buyer was Miss Louise Brechin, with Town Council President J Floyd Huestis purchasing the first stamp and an album for 15 stamps. A man of modest means bought 10 of the $25 bonds.

United States Defense Savings Bristol Daniel W Coggeshall Louise Brechin Byfield Street J. Floyd Huestis Will

Bristol County PTA Meet Monday Speaker Emma Howe

Bristol County Council PTA plans a Monday 8 pm meeting in Andrews Memorial School Visual Education room with Emma Howe state recreation chairman as speaker. Special technicolor movie showings at Beach Pond Camp highlight PTA activities for August reservations. A 7 30 pm board meeting is called by president Anna Doyle.

Emma Howe Bristol County Council Andrews Memorial School Beach Pond Camp South County PTA RIT Publ Anna Doyle

Kearney Post To Meet Tonight With Plans

The regular monthly meeting of Kearney Post American Legion will be held tonight at the Post Home on Franklin street. Committe reports will be received and routine business transacted. Final arrangements will be made for the Second District Convention to be held at Portsmouth Rhode Island on Saturday May 10. At the Department Executive meeting in Providence Department Commander Edward H Ziegler announced that National Commander Milo J Warner confirmed Air Defense tests held last January would become a permanent organization and instructions for the next test would follow soon.

Kearney Post American Legion Post Franklin Street Portsmouth Department Providence Dept Edward H Ziegler Milo J. Warner Faure

Thames Street One Hour Parking Plan Approved

Thames Street between State and Bradford streets will be limited to one hour daytime parking from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. after signs are posted. The Town Council acted on a recommendation by Police Chief Anthony J Ferrara due to industrial and business changes in the area. The rule applies to both sides of Thames Street and Collins and Aikman Corporation will direct employees to park in a Thames Street lot.

Thames Street State Bradford Anthony J Ferrara Ferrara Collins and Aikman Corporation

Game Postponed Two High School Baseball Contests

The Conference Class C game between Colt Memorial and Burrillville High was postponed from this afternoon at Guiteras Memorial Junior High. It will be moved to Monday at three o clock. Bristol schoolboys will then play Warren at Burrs Hill Park.

Colt Memorial Burrillville Guiteras Memorial Junior High School Bristol Warren Burrs Hill Park

Bristol Train of Artillery Receives Federal Ammunition

The Bristol Train of Artillery received 20 000 rounds of ammunition and 5000 targets from the War Department for qualification drills and rifle training. Col Albert Hartley says the unit will use armory range on State Street three nights weekly with possible Legion turnout. Major Edmund Rex and Lt Col Henry Hambrick organize Legion participation as part of national defense efforts. The unit aims to boost rifle qualifications and join Memorial Day parades with firing squad.

Bristol War Department Albert Hartley State Street Kearney Post American Legion Edmund S. Rex Henry A. Hambrick Legion Hartley National Rifle Association Camp Perry Ohio Bristol_young Colonial Company C Gordon R Brown Clarence Laskoske

Mikado Opera Set For Bristol Benefit Next Week

The popular Gilbert and Sullivan farce The Mikado will be staged Thursday and Friday at the Guiteras Memorial School Auditorium as the Bristol War Relief Fund tops its goal. Vernon A Gray and Mrs Frederick A Sutcliffe star as Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum with Ko-Ko played by Roswell S Bosworth and Katisha by Mrs Stewart Campbell.

Bristol Guiteras Memorial School England War Relief Fund Committee Buffington’s Marion L. Darling Emanuel Iacoletti James F Meiggs Winston Fetherston Vernon A Gray Nanki-Poo Yum-Yum Frederick A Sutgliffe Yum- Yum Ko-Ko Roswell S. Bosworth Ko-Ka Titipu Nanty-Phet My Pooh-Ba Pooh- Ba Herrman L. Wilbur Calbraith B Perrys Ka-Ko Pitti-Sing Pitti- Sing Marjorie McCann Peep-Bo Jean Tobin Katisha Irene Hartley Mary Garvin Eleanor Bower Peggy Mathewson Marcia Gifford Elizabeth Gifford Helen Hambrick Dorothy St Germaine Frank Rinaldi William Sisson Addison Hill Anthony Nunes Alex Anderton Michael Rucci Arnold Waite Herbert Francis Elmer Angell Arthur Barrett James F. Wylie William Bottomley Frederick A. Sutcliffe Vernon A. Gray Roswell S. Bosaworth

Employment Office Closed Monday for Independence Day

State Employment Office announces closure for the holiday on Monday May 5th. Residents with Monday appointments should reschedule for the following day.

Mediterranean Declares Doom for Suez and Gibraltar

The PM editors warn readers of a predicted calamity as front page bold headings claim the Mediterranean is lost with Suez and Gibraltar doomed. They argue the news may become fact and urge calm preparation against defeatism while urging vigilance against enemy misinformation.

Mediterranean Suez Gibralter

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