Three youths guilty of simple larceny in district court
Joseph Quberillo Angello Cherillo and Pasquale Palumbo were found guilty of simple larceny and fined $20 and costs by Judge Bosworth. The case involved lead pipe valued at $8 stolen from Morris Brothers cottages on April 14. Witnesses included Morris, Blackburn the fruit peddler, Police Chief Morrissey, and several neighbors. The defendants claimed innocence, asserted alibis, and denied selling pipe to a junk dealer. The court convicted all three and ordered fines and costs. Palumbo appealed.
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Joseph Quberillo
Angello Cherillo
Pasquale Palumbo
Bosworth
Morris Brothers
George Kennett
Providence
M. Morris
Bradford Street
Morris Bros
Morris Blackburn
Malafronte Brothers
Blackburn
Quherilio Brothers
Uherillo
Boston
Angello Vhirello
Angello
Anne
Joseph Chyrillo
Parquale Palumbo
Wood Street
Joseph
James Goff
Chief Morrissey
Canfield
Joseph Cherillo
Goff
Morrissey
Frank H. Hammill
Joseph Oberifle
Canfield’s
Francois Frederico
Bernard Palumbo
Cherilio Brothers
Palumbo
Jake Brown
Deaser
Samuel Himer
Samuel Captain
Henry Serbat
Bennett
Qherill
Proth Dca
Large Class of Candidates Admitted to First Congregational
A Sunday service at the First Congregational Church admitted 61 candidates to church membership. The rite included baptism for 27 candidates and the infant baptism of Frederick, James, and Mabel Brown. Rev T Newton Owen led the ceremony with profession of faith, right hand of fellowship, and communion. Notables named include Lenora Farr, Hilda Osteberg, Martha Manchester, Eunice Manchester, and many McLeods, Leas, and Olwos. Charles F. Dimond entered by letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
William McCaw
T. Newton Owen
James B. Brown
Frederick
James
Mabel
Lenora Farr
K. A. Osterberg
Hilda Osteberg
Martha Manchester
Eunice Manchester
Jennie Manchester
Angus Mcleod
Margaret McLeod
John McLeod
Sadie Campbell
Marguerite Campbell
A. P. Carey
Ida Dunbar
Harriet James
Eva May Cole
Alina Maclean
Ida’ May Magee
Ada Pickles
Annie Pearse
James Leas
Marguerite Leas
Willian McAoaw
Ethel McCaw
Margaret Chadsey
Harold Chadsey
Willam H. Munro
Katherine Boffiotonp
Margaret Hannah
James Brown
Dan G. Coggeshall, Jr
William Cooke
Schuyler Kirk
Harold Hill
Arab Meiggs
Iola Thompson
Helen Waldron
Hattie Chase
John
Ingraham
Frank M. Dimond
Vivien Cobleigh
Gladys Cobleigh
Addie Gale
William Gale
Georges. Gale
L B. Munro, Jr
Frederick Wilson
Edith Wilson
Opiestina Lernard
Temperance Meeting Pressures Rhode Island Bill No 30
A public temperance meeting in Rockwell Hall chaired by Dr George L Locke addressed liquor laws to be acted on by the Senate. Rev A Cbristy of the anti saloon league spoke on temperance efforts in the state. Attendees urged passage of House Bill No 30 with Bristol church leaders backing the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwell Hall
Senate
George L. Locke
D. OD
St Michael's Church
W.R. Davis
A. B. Cbristy
Anti-Saloon League
Hoe
Rhode Island
Bristol
Young Men’s Christian Association
James J. Walab
St. Mary’s T. A. Society
Onuroh
Onristy
Questions for the Council on bids for town work
A Bristol reader questions why town projects above 100 dollars were not bid openly and why Warren workers did repair work on the King Philip fire house. They allege Bristol contractors were bypassed and question if local favoritism or council ties influenced the winning bid. A council decision to award the old town hall steeple work is cited with higher out of town bids versus a locally bid option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
King Philip
Atign
Bristol
Corhe -En
Old Town Hall
Ting
Man from Powderly Claims Pineules Cured Kidney Trouble
Mr 8 G Williams of Powderly Texas says he suffered years with kidney and bladder trouble using various preparations until a 80 day Pineules trial left him feeling fine. He notes a money back guarantee and mentions O W Sparks as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Williams
Powderly
Texas
Aoxross
O. W. Sparks
Industrial Trust offers early May deposit for interest
Industrial Trust Company notes May 1 as the start of a new interest quarter and encourages deposits into savings accounts. Interest compounds semi annually in August and February. Deposits received on or before May 5 draw interest from May 1.
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Wardwell Lumber CO
Lok LU
Connery
F.T
Cor. Hope and Bradford Sts
Warren Monumental Works
Cornelius Harrington
Railroad Ave
Warren; Fe
District Court
Congregational Church
Temperance Meeting
Council
the Phoenix
Hope Street
Bristol. R
Edward D. Kunz
Bristol, R. I
W. L. Douglas Shoe
A. P. Nerone
Earle & Prew
Staples Coal Company
State Street
Providence Telephone Coontract Department
Union Street
Bristol County Gas & Electric Company
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