Support at home powers victory in war effort
Editorial urges every home to aid the war by conserving food supporting the Red Cross and donating to Bristol’s next fundraising drive. Citizens are asked to contribute to the National War Council effort, emphasizing morale and health as key to shortening the conflict and securing home safety.
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Red Cross
Bristol
National War Council
Sugar Shortage Forces Rationing And Reduced Per Capita Use
A wartime note explains central powers cut sugar supply from captured territories and urges Americans to limit consumption. It compares per person intake with France and England, proposing a target of three ounces daily to cover the shortfall and keep essential needs met.
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Alles
Central Powers
Nower
England
France
Italy
Tammany and Equal Suffrage Win Big Margins in NYC Vote
In New York City on Tuesday the Tammany organization and the Equal Suffrage faction secured large victory margins. The contest was described as a dramatic showdown likened to a Lady and the Tiger.
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New York City
Across or Across Come Back to Service Next Week
The message urges individuals who cannot go across to instead come across next week and align with national service duties, urging readiness and squarely facing their obligations.
Dr Mack Redefines Modern Symphony Style
Dr Mack emerges as a provocative figure in the symphony scene, blending classic orchestration with contemporary flair. His approach challenges tradition while courting new audiences through bold programming and distinctive interpretations.
Bristol notes mainly local updates and sermons
The town reports brief church talks by Rev. Wallace and Rev. McGilton, a scarlet fever precaution at Burton School, shoe sales at Butler's, and local events. Updates include hospital news, a resignation at Colt Farm, suffrage organizing trips, a Mothers' Club meeting, and a home sugar saving note from Mrs. Munroe.
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Annex A. C
Providence
Bristol Neck
Colt Memorial High School
James F O’donaghue
Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Aerie Rooms
Mt. Hope Block
Rhode Island Cmpany
Burton Street
Butler’s
Charles Francis Tacy
J. B. Armitage
Ralph Kinder
Fort Slocum
N. Y
France
Burton
O. H. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Sons of God
Butler
Charles F. Sanford
Colt Farm
Rhode Island Hospital
State Street
M. E
A. C. McGilton
Frank A. Crabb
Philadelphia
Bristol Mothers’ Club
Reynolds
May Stone
Hindman Settlement School
Hindman
Kentucky
Cornelia Munroef
Munson
John Rushneck
Hope Private Hospital
L. B. Kingman
Edgar Smith
Miller
First Congregational Church
Southland
American Missionary Association
Mr. Miller
Union Congregational Church
Newport
F E. Suzman
Mabel Orgleman
Ava © Minisher
New York City
Orgleman
Bronx
Manhattan
Liberty Loan Committee
New York Suffrage Party
Metropolis
Thomas H .DeCoudres
Julet F. Coggeshall
Taft
John R. Edwards
Fort Ontario
Plum Island
Bristol
Belvedere
Bente
YMCA
Sam
Thomas H DeCoudres
Wallis FE Howe
Superntendent de Coudres
Mary A Doran
Wood Street
Charles FE. Burns
101St Sanitary
Fourth Ambulance Company
American Expeditionary Forces
Europe
Burns
Niantic
Conn
Atlantic
Bristol Chapter D A R Meeting Set At Hotel Belvedere
A Bristol Chapter D A R meeting is scheduled for next Monday at 3 o clock in the Hotel Belvedere. The Misses Paine have closed their Little Narrows summer cottage and returned to New Bedford Massachusetts for the winter.
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Bristol
Hotel Belvedere
Rowdy Dow Football Prospects and Newport Apprentice Match
Bristol fans will see a Thanksgiving game on the common since Andrew Field is unavailable Providence team will oppose the Rowdy Dow fast unit managed by Birtwistle with a lineup featuring Garvin Baker Jesta Simmons Ingraham Geisler Murphy Birtwistle Murphy Bottomley Goddard. On November 18 the Rowdy Dow visit Newport to face apprentice seamen at the Training Station.
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Andrew’s Field
Providence
Bristol
Birtwistle
Mgr
F. Garvin
W. Baker
Jesta
R. Simmons
Ingraham
A. Geisler
H. Murphy
J. Birt
Y M C A Beats SP 212 Team In Practice Game
The Y M C A basketball squad held its first regular practice game on Wednesday. A Bristol team defeated the SP 212 crew from Herreshoff's repairs area with sharp teamwork and accurate shooting. Plans are set for another game with the SP 212 players next Thursday after intensive training.
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Herreshoff’s
Bristol
Sdaifer Boys
Ostrich Joke Sparks Feud Between Husband and Wife
An old joke from the Austrian Floh features Lesterich, a critical husband, who quips that if he were an ostrich he could stomach his wife’s cooking. His calm wife replies with wit, suggesting she could use the plumes for a hat.
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Old Lesterich
Floh
Christian Register
Bristol Civic Forum Set to Hear Y M C A Official
Bristol Civic Forum will host E. E. Bohner industrial secretary of the Y M C A Providence Sunday evening November 11 at 8 o'clock. His topic is Citizenship the Basis of Democracy. The forum will run six winter lectures with post address questions to foster discussion among attendees.
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Bristol Civic Forum
E. E. Bohner
Providence
United States
Bristol Man Sued in $1008 Equity Suit
Theodore O Gladding of Bristol is defendant in a $1008 suit filed in the Providence Superior Court by Transportation Company. The case grows from an equity action after an agreement where plaintiff paid 300 cash and mortgaged 500 on Bristol real estate for a quitclaim deed to wharf property. defendant repudiated the agreement. Gardner Pierce & Thornley counsel for plaintiff.
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Providence
Yer ‘Transportation
Bristol
Gardner, Pierce & Thornley
D. de Cristofaro
Arthur Avenue
R. I
Phenix
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