Colt High Falls to Westerly 21 6 in Rain Soaked Game
Westerly High School defeated Colt High 21 to 6 on a muddy field after Friday afternoon rain. Mudge led Westerly with two touchdowns and Rust added one as Colt's Perry scored in the third period. Passes shaped the scoring while Westerly claimed its fifth straight win.
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Mudge
Russ
Collins
Tony (Baker) Perry
Bovs
Dolan
Greene
Baker
Perrs
Biancuzzo
D'Ambrosio
Colt High
Trumpetto
le le Carevremont Bonner
Capone
Prudence Island Fishing Club Goes To The Dogs
The Prudence Island Fishing Club faces local talk as rumors spread they are “going to the dogs” for social diversions during trips. Members are seen golfing at Grand View House and changing habits while keeping tautog catches and nightly bridge games.
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Prudence Island Fishing Club
Grand View House
Gallagher
Tom
Nick Herlein
Herlein
Hope Island
Ledis Fowler's Ledge
Prudence
John Wall
New England
New Loan Company Opens Office in Warren
Public sports and professional men organize a new small loan company in Warren. The Peoria Finance Company of Warren aims to extend monthly repayment loans from 10 to 15 dollars to meet necessities, with full cash disbursement at grant. Repayment plans adapt to customer convenience and privacy is emphasized.
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New Loan Company
Warren
Peoria Pinance Company
Warren Quad
Bosworth
Joan
Thrill Described in Car Care by Detroit News
A Detroit News line extols the satisfaction of caring for a motor car noting the thrill mirrors the act of spinning a buggy wheel after applying axle grease and swabbing.
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Detroit News
Old World Ways Question Sleep After Lunch
The London Opinion notes a doctor asking what stops the city businessman from napping after lunch and answers that afternoon tea is often to blame.
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London Opinion
Fifth District Court Disposes Docket In Various Cases
Judge Frank H Hammill presided as a docket of cases was decided. Connery cases involving paternity and non support were resolved or continued. Prominent actions include Arouca awaiting three months probation, D’Amaral bound over to grand jury, and several parking and disorderly conduct fines. Local defendants faced continuances and penalties, with multiple cases heard at a special Sunday session.
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Fifth District Court
Fifth District
Frank H. Hammill
Samuel J. Connery
Public Aid
Anton Martin
Michael Cavallaro
Joseph Arouca
Emmett
Daniel D'Amaral
John L. Ennis
D'Amaral
Samuel Goldmeer
Alfonso Rebello
Wood Street
Thomas H. Scott
Anthony LaPor
Valle
Providence
Walter Ho Germaine
Daniel D’crescenzo
Reservoir Avenue
Rose DiLello
Marshall Bailey
Giuseppe Marino
Joseph Cabral
Service Realty and Loan Co
Victor Aguiar
Frank Pacheco
Bushy Road
Swansea
Joseph Furtado
Famous Grampian Mountains in Scotland and Sheep Pastures
The Grampians in central Scotland attract with their beauty. On the southern slopes, Grampian sheep graze the pastures. Grampian wool is exceptionally fine.
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Scotland
Words for Speed Slang in Sports Model Language
The Buffalo News notes that speed slang uses sport framed language to maximize pace with minimal effort. It discusses how terms compress action and keep tempo high in commentary and training jargon.
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Buffalo News
Confirmation at St Elizabeths Church by Bishop Hickey
Rt Rev William A. Hickey D D Bishop of Providence confirmed a class of about 200 at St Elizabeths Church Sunday afternoon. About 120 girls and 80 boys received the sacrament with a large congregation. Clergy included Fr Vieira and several parish pastors. The Holy Name Society escorted the bishop and clergy to the church.
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Hickey
St. Dorothy
William A. Hickey
Francisco G Vieira
Anna Peters
Bishop Hickey
Providence
Joseph Amaral
St Elizabeth’s Church
Pleasant Surprise for Desrosier at New Home Party
Mr and Mrs Alex Desrosier were honored Saturday with a surprise visit from friends at their High Street home. The event featured music by four Bedard daughters from Providence, Henry Dugas banjo solos, Wallace Bergeron vocals, Flora Bergeron guitar, Bertha M Dwyer piano, plus an Irish jig by Edward Brown and Alice Van Overberg. Oscar Desrosier won a smiling contest prize and Mrs Dwyer also served as piano accompanist. The gathering continued late as well wishes were offered for health and happiness in the couple’s new home.
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Alex Desrosier
High Street
N. Bedard
Providence
Henry Dugas
Wallace Bergeron
Flora Bergeron
Bertha M. Dwyer
Edward Brown
Alice van Overberg
Albert E. Menard
Oscar Desrosier
Dwyer
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