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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1945
Page
4
A catalog-like listing of many book titles across genres with authors noted. The shelf includes histories, biographies, poetry, crime, mysteries, and reference works from various publishers and series.
A Bristol reader defends police chief Morrissey while recalling bias against Portuguese and Italian residents in earlier times. The writer cites past wages, clamming in polluted waters, and personal experiences with law enforcement as context for a critique of current policing.
Robert C. Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo E. Hayes of 119 High Street, is named infielder on Brown University’s Spring 1945 baseball squad. A Colt Memorial High School graduate and Brown senior, he is on the Math Honor List and a Sigma Nu member. Engagement announced for Mary G. Cabral of 13 Roma Street to Pvt. Joseph Marshall, U S Army, son of Mrs. Evelyn M. Troiano of 10 Sherry Avenue. Marshall left for California after furlough.
The Feast of Ecco Homo will be observed this weekend by St Elizabeth's Church parish. Services begin tomorrow at 7 30 p m and Sunday at 11 a m for high Mass. A 3 o'clock sermon precedes a procession with sodalities and children. Committee members include Manuel Sousa Manuel Teixeira Uriel Sousa and John Almeida.
Mrs. Joseph Silvia of 21 Munro Avenue was guest of honor at a surprise party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. George DeLuca, 25 Thompson Avenue. Guests came from Bristol Warren Barrington and East Providence. Mrs. DeLuca hosted with Mrs. Marion Mello and Mrs. Anna Correira assisting.
Miss Mabel Bragg 75 formerly of Bristol died April 25 in Springfield Massachusetts and was funeralized in Newton with burial at Lake Grove Cemetery Holliston. Miss Rita Marabella 21 of Prospect street died Wednesday with funeral at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church followed by burial at St Marys Cemetery. Survivors include her father Gaetano and siblings Alice Carmella Frank Anthony Domenic.
Guardian A Sert H Coggeshall presents his seventeenth account of Gertrude F Peck estate for allowance. Hearing set for May 21, 1945 at Bristol Probate Court. Notice to be published fourteen days weekly in Bristol Phoenix.
The Bristol Town Council adopts rules for the town dump including designated supervision, fire restrictions, weekday and Sunday dumping bans, health protections, and penalties of five to twenty dollars. It details unloading procedures, and permits for salvaging by applicants with Chief of Police approval, valid one year. Adopted May 2 1939 and June 6 1939.
Applications for license and transfer of license to keep for sale and to sell intoxicating beverages have been filed. Transfers include Argentina E S Alisio Guovina Caizzi to Antonio Cardoza both at 241 State Street. Town Council session set for May 15 1945 at 7 30 o'clock in Burnside Memorial Building for remonstrances.
A petition filed by Howard S. Ames as administrator of Edwin F. Peckham alias Howard Smith requests leave to sell a 1/20 interest in a Bristol land lot of about 4.34 acres. The parcel lies along Malt House Lane and adjacent lands and is subject to the decedent and Elizabeth Peckham. Hearing set May 21, 1945 at 10 AM at Bristol Probate Court.
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