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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1940

Page

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Devotion to America Keynote at Italian Dinner

Judge Antonio A Capotesto of the Rhode Island Supreme Court spoke at the 40th anniversary dinner of Principessa Elena Longe Sons of Italy at the Bristol Casino. The event drew over 200 members and officers, with Police Chief Ferrara as toastmaster and remarks urging loyalty to America beyond birth or creed.

America Antonio A. Capotesto Rhode Island Supreme Court Principessa Elena Joseph Sorzano Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Luigi Scala Michael Turillo Bristol Lodge Judge Capostosto

Garden Club Plans Fifth Birthday Mystery Ride Dinner

The Countryside Garden Club marks its fifth anniversary with a mystery ride and dinner on May 22. Miss Dorothy M. Foster hosted plans at her Peck Avenue home as Mrs Charles M. Connery was re-elected president with a slate including Mrs Sebastian Bernard Jr as vice president and Miss Nora E. Dwyer as recording secretary.

the Countryside Garden Club Dorothy M. Foster Peck Avenue Charles M. Connery Sebastian Bernard, Jr Nora E. Dwyer Winifred C. Walsh William Burke William L. Serbst

Court Discontinues Bristol Frocks Wage Cases

Judge William T O Donnell of the Fifth District Court accepted a Labor Department recommendation to dismiss three Bristol Frocks wage cases upon payment of costs. Costs were paid by Harry Tauber and Samuel Tallman, co-manager of the company, after the firm allegedly violated minimum wage law. A May 20 continuance was ordered in Robert G Fleming vs Chris A Garvin, and John Fanaro vs Lillian Fanaro was several days extended for trespass and ejectment.

William T O'Donnell Fifth District Esterday State Department of Labor Bristol Frocks Harry Tauber Samuel Tallman Robert G Fleming Chris A Garvin District Court John Fanaro Lillian Fanaro

Twilight League Opens Monday at 6 in Bristol

The Bristol Twilight Baseball League announces its opening game at 6 o clock Monday May 20 to be held on the Common. Local youths are urged to register at James F Duffy store at Hope and State streets to join one of four teams sponsored by Ever Ready Fire Company U S Rubber Carr Manufacturing Corp and C A Corp.

Bristol James F Duffy Corner of Hope State Streets Ever Ready Fire Company U S Rubber Company Carr Manufacturing Corp C. & A Corp

Doherty to Speak at U S Rubber Company Banquet

Edward Doherty former Providence newspaperman and publicity director for the Boston Red Sox will be the principal speaker at the Employees Association banquet of the United States Rubber Company. The event tomorrow at the Bristol Casino will host Bristol Factory officials and athletes with over 75 expected. Oscar Rishe chairs the arrangements committee, with Winston Fetherston and Frank Ferrara also on the panel.

Edward Doherty Providence Boston Red Sox Employees Association of the United States Rubber Company Bristol Casino Oscar Rishe Winston Fetherston Frank Ferrara

New Rubber Hose Purchased For Bristol Fire Department

The Eureka Hose Company, a United States Rubber subsidiary with Bristol plant, won a bid to supply 500 feet of hose at one cent per foot. Fire Chief Fred Guevremont announced that truck specifications for the Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company will be released Wednesday and due back for a 10 day open period.

Eureka Hose Company United States Rubber Company Bristol Bristol Fire Department Board of Fire Engineers Fred Guevremont

Bristol Council to Hear Report on Firemen Phone Use

The Bristol Town Council will review a report on the fire department telephone system after an order by Council President J Floyd Huestis. Investigators will assess pay phones for four fire stations amid concerns over unaccounted out of town calls and billing.

Bristol J. Floyd Huestis

Italian Socialites Plan Charity Dinner Dance at Bristol

The Italian Socialites named an honorary committee for the second annual Charity Dinner-Dance on June 3 at the Bristol Casino to benefit the free tonsil clinic for needy children. Rev Joseph Sorzano will read the list. Reservations are with Miss Salzano Miss Pagnano Mrs V L Ruggiero or Mrs Vitiello.

Nancy Vitiello Mary Salzano Bristol Casino Joseph Sorzano Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Frances Holmes Josephine Calvino Vasta la Ruggiero Helen Pagnano Salzano Pagnano Vasta L. Ruggiero Vitiello

Navy veteran Lt Davis to address Junior-Senior High PTA

Lt John Davis US Navy retired of Newport will speak Thursday at 8 pm in Colt Memorial High auditorium on The Navy As A Vocation For Youth. President Iah Walker urged families to attend as this final meeting of the season closes with group singing and a brief business session.

John Davis U.S Navy Newport Colt Memorial High Davis Navy Iah M. Walker St. Davis

Hope Circle Plans Three Affairs

Hope Circle of the Daughters of Isabella holds a plan for three events at its meeting. Members will attend a body Holy Communion at St Mary's Church 8 o'clock mass Sunday. A breakfast follows at Elim Farm and an initiation is set for May 19 at two o'clock in K of C Hall. Co chairs are Mrs Margaret Connery and Miss Nora E Dwyer. The regular social is scheduled for May 20 under Mrs Madeline Almeida.

Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella St. Mary's Church Elim Farm C. Hah Margaret Connery Nora E. Dwyer Madeline Almeida

Tall Tales Spark University Contest Winners

An Indiana University Sigma Delta Chi contest picks three top tall tale entries from nationwide submissions. Ed F. Smith of Jackson Citizen Patriot pens a story about a drunken editor spared by a crafty worker and a two dollar raise. Basil L. Walters of Minneapolis Star Journal contributes a Moscow Lenin scoop mishap, while the first prize lead about Jack Crain and God’s role draws skepticism from editors.

Indiana University Chapter Sigma Delta Chi Ed. F. Smith Jackson Mich Citizen Patriot James O'Donnell James O’donnell Bennett Jackson Citizen Press O’donnell Basil L. Walters Minneapolis Star Journal Moscow London Lenin See Free Jack Crain University of Texas Arkansas University Texans Dallas God Arkanesas Razorbacks

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Principessa Elena Lodge Domenic V. A. Capone General Arrangements Committee Don Raymond Domenic V. Capone Domenic Proto Salvatore Maisano Antonio Rucci Antonio Guida Antonio Giordano Anthony Carlone Frank Langello Joseph Sansone John Romano Anthony E. Maisano Ferrara A. F. D'Angelo Joseph F. Pannone C. Paul Bruno Michele Turillo Garden Club Twilight League Doherty John Garfield Ann Sheridan Pat O’brien Jean Arthur Melvyn Douglas Fred MacMurray Edmund Lowe Wendy Barrie Metrotone News OF the Day Madeleine Carroll Brian Aherne Louis Hayward Laraine Day Henry Hal Josephine Hutchinson Sophie Stewart Mt. Hope Order of Eastern Star Mount Hope Masonic Hall Hope Street Marguerite Kebrek St. Michael's Marguerite Ann Kebrek Bessie L. F Potter Cranston Lewis A Rhodes Oakland Ethel G Thorpe North Providence Franklyn Field Boston Mr Fields Cora Shaw Anderson Charlotte O Davenport Portsmouth Ethel G Place East Greenwich Grand G. Conrad Anderson Pontiac Isabelle Carter Evelyn Ramsdell North Scituate Council Defence Engine and Hose A. A. Edmonds Prescott B. Paull George Taber Toggsk Dupont Products Yube Fie & Us Enecie Bristol Housing Guild Wardwell Lumber Co Thames Street Lt. Davis U.S.N Bill O'Donnell Charlie Fred Thomson Arkansas Irvin S. CobbjArthur Robb Lowell Thomas United States of
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