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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1936

Page

3

Bristol Tax Burden Explained in 1865 Perspective

In the Bristol Phoenix dated October 28 1865 the town explains why Bristol’s tax is high. It notes real and personal property valued at 3 664 700 dollars with a one dollar per hundred tax rate yielding 36 647 dollars. State tax accounts for 14 000 dollars and debt from the war era stands near 30 000 dollars. The town funds six thousand dollars for public schools and expects debt reduction over four years, projecting lower taxes and stronger schools compared with neighboring towns.

Bristol Soldiers of the Union

Armistice Day at the Bristol Post Office

No City Carrier deliveries or Rural Carrier collections on Armistice Day. General and Stamp windows closed all day. Money Order, Registry, and Postal Savings closed. Mails received and dispatched as usual. Lobby open 7:00 am to 7:30 pm.

Money Order and Registry Divisions Postal Savings System

Spark Plug Care Keeps Engines Running Smooth

An automotive column urges timely spark plug replacement every 6000 to 8000 miles to maintain power and economy. It explains common plug illnesses such as burned points, improper gap, carbon fouling, and cracked porcelain, noting some fixes are DIY while others require new plugs.

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Town Council Bans Bonfires on Public Streets

In an October 21 1865 notice the Town Council adopts measures to stop bonfires on the Common and public streets on November fifth. The move follows repeated gatherings by gangs of boys burning materials and threatening grass, buildings, and property.

Bristol Phoenix

Grand and Petit Jurors drawn for Bristol Court term

An adjourned Town Council meeting names jurors for the October term of the Court of Common Pleas in Bristol. Grand jurors: William Henry Simmons, William A Manchester, Elisha M Wardwell, Lewis Richmond, John F Munroe, Daniel D Reed, Samuel Eiscomb. Petit jurors: Horace Luther, Hiram Frisbie, William J Miller, Henry B Potter, Samuel D Wardwell, Samuel H Douglas.

Court of Common Bristol William Henry Simmons William A. Manchester Elisha M Wardwell Lewis Richmond John F. Munroe Daniel D Reed Samuel Eiscomb Horace Luther Hiram Frisbie William J Miller Henry B Potter Samuel D Wardwell Samuel H Douglas

Rhode Island Colored Regiment Names Enlisted Locally

A Portsmouth Grove arrival lists John Robbins Charles E Reed Thomas Butler Carrington M Slade Charles Bright Frederic Braddock Joseph Ray and William D Wolf among men enlisted from this town for the Rhode Island Colored Regiment.

Rhode Island Colored Regiment Portsmouth Grove Permons John Robbins Charles E. Reed Thomas Butler Carrington M. Slade Charles Bright Frederic Braddock Joseph Ray William D’wolf

Victory Dance Planned by Bristol Democrats

Bristol Democrats plan a victory dance to celebrate their poll win from a week earlier. A committee led by Anthony J Nunes and others will select the date and site, with further plans to be discussed at tonight's town committee meeting.

Bristol Democrats Anthony J Nunes Charles E. Callery Helen Pagnano Loui A Guida James T Pierce

Easy Pleasant Way To Lose Fat Klept text

Promotes Kruschen Salts as a fat loss method with a four week supply. Advises daily half teaspoon in hot water to boost energy and health while cutting pastry fatty meats potatoes and sugar. Claims weight loss and renewed vigor and warns against imitations and unsafe dieting.

Olympians Edge Floridas 13 12 In Bristol Football Thriller

The Olympians of the Y M G A edged Floridas of Providence 13 to 12 at Haffenreffer Field. Capone Gomes and Butler starred on offense for the winners with strong line play from Larney Bisbane Sam Pasqua and Mike Ascoli. Providence relied on Larry Darezzo and a heavier line to mount its rallies.

Olympian Floridas Providence Haffenreffer Field Bristol Olympians Capote Butler Oval Homesters Invaders Capone Gomes Florida Eleven Larry Darezzo Providence Eleven Rogers Wilfred Larney Bisbane Sam Pasqua Mike Ascoli

Touchdowns Highlight Olympians and Floridas Scoring Exchanges

Olympians score two points after touchdown with Gomes and Floridas adds two by Darezzo with Wil fred substituted. Substitutes include Olympians-R Brisbane M Mederitos M Arruda L Arruda Mello Simmons Van Voast To pazio. Florida's D Darezzo N J Darezzo. Officials include Referee A Perry Umpire Martin Mans Field Judge B Quartaro Head linesman J Margo. Time of pens 10 minutes. Manager Eddie Caladrone previews next Sunday game at local field.

Butler Gomes Floridas Darezzo Wilfred R_ Brisbane M Mederitos M Arruda L. Arruda Mello Simmons van Voast Topazio D Darezzo Nowan Beirner A. Perry Martin Mans Quartaro Eddie Caladrone

Armistice Day Parade and Scout Activities in Bristol

Bristol Scouts including Cub Pack and Sea Scout Ship Kearney join the Armistice Day parade meeting at 3 30 am in uniform. Bugle and Drum Corps lead the division with final rehearsal tonight at 6 30. Second Class Night features a tribute to the Unknown Soldier and various patrol competitions. Green Bar scouts convene Friday at 7 pm for further activities and another Bugle and Drum Corps rehearsal follows on Thursday at 7 pm.

Bristol Kearney Scout Hall Boy Scout Scouts of First Bristol Panther P. Albert Vasconcello Flying Horse Patrol P Francis Perry Whese

Funeral Service Today for Miss Mary Drury

Funeral services were held at St Michael's church for Miss Mary Drury at 2 30 PM. She died suddenly at the family home in Concord NH. Rev Anthony Parshley and Rev Nelson Kellogg officiated. Survivors include three sisters and a brother Rev Dr Drury. Burial in Juniper Hill Cemetery.

St. Michael's Church Mary Rury Samuel R. Drury St. Paul’s School Concord High State Streets Anthony R. Parshley St. Michael’s Church Nelson Kellogg Trinity Church Wallis E. Howe J. Winthrop DeWolf Benjamin M. MacDougall Frederick Brown Webster Mass Samuel Clark Hartford S.S. Drury, Jr Roger W. Drury New York City Juniper Hill Cemetery Bristol Miss Drury Samuel S. Drury Hannah Wheeler (Goodwin) Drury

Five defendants face court actions in Fifth District Court

John Donato, 38, paid a 25 dollar fine after pleading guilty to not having a motor vehicle under proper control following a Hope street crash. George Bolvin, 20, and Henry Maturi, 20, pleaded not guilty to reckless driving with trials set in a week. Bolvin and Maturi faced separate accidents, with Maturi allegedly injuring a passenger. Continuances were granted for Pasco Testa and Gabriel Faria as well.

John Donato John Street Fifth District Court Wiliam T O’donnell Donato Hope Street Gibson Road Dorothy Holt George Holvin Child Street Warren Henry Maturi Court Street Bolvin Maturi Bay View Avenue John A. Olivera Third Street Henry Mello Harker Avenue Rhode Island Hospital Pasco Testa Foote Street Barrington Gabriel Faria Neck Road Tiverton

Iatomassi waives hearing bound over to grand jury

Michael Iatomassi 62 of 45 Congregational Street is bound over to the grand jury on a first degree murder charge after admitting the killing of his wife Annie 79 in their home on November 29 He surrendered to police and told the sergeant he was headed to headquarters to turn himself in The case drew concern as his daughter reportedly refused to aid him and the wife’s brutal death was discovered by Officer Cashin by a chair in the living room

Michael Iatomassi Congregational Street William T O'Donnell Fifth District Lato Mass Annie New Haven Joseph A Hammill Latomassi O'Donnell Iatomassi William T. Cashin Court Street Sgt. Cashin

Mrs Martha Kenney Rites Held For Bristol Resident

Mrs Martha Harrop Kenney wife of Willard Kenney Sr died yesterday at her home 22 Noyes Avenue after months of illness. A Central Falls native she had lived in Bristol since age 15 and was active in Reba Rebekah Lodge Hope Chapter Eastern Star Babbitt Womens Relief Corps and Trinity Church Girls Friendly Society. Survived by husband three sons four daughters two brothers one sister and eight grandchildren. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at the family home Rev Nelson Kellogg officiating burial in North Cemetery.

Martha Harrop Kenney Willard Kenney Noyes Avenue Central Falls Kenney Bristol Robert and Harriet Watts) Harrop Warren Mr Kenney Reba Rebekah Lodge Paul Warder Hope Chapter Order of Eastern Star Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps Trinity Church Girls Friendly Society Pardon Cranston Russell Philadelphia Willard Kenney, Jr Margaret

Mrs Eleanor T Gray Dies After Weeklong Illness

Mrs Eleanor T Gray of 10 Parkvale Avenue Allston Massachusetts died yesterday after a weeklong illness. She is survived by her husband William F Gray a son Frank L Gray of Marion and two grandsons. The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Wilbur Memorial Funeral Chapel Warren with Rev James F Greer officiating.

Eleanor T. Gray Eleanor T Gray William F. Gray Parkvale Avenue Allston Mass Charles F Susan M. Bowler Aso Frank L. Gray Marion Wilbur Memorial Warren James FE. Greer State Street- Mte

Initiation of 65 New Members in Hope Circle Event

Hope Circle No. 70 and Weet Cidele Daughters of Isabella held joint ceremonies in Italian American Hall initiating 65 new members. Nora E. Dwyer led the initiation with Agnes W. Conley and Rev. Edmund O’Neil among speakers. a musical program followed under Miss Eleanor O’Neil. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mary J. Condon.

Hope Cirele Weet Cidele Isabella Itélo-American Hall Nora E. Dwyer Hope Circle Efflects Agnes W. Conley West Warwick Rose Alletag Warren Chefeé Edmund O'Neil St. Mary’s Church Warrett Circle Manuel Rocha St. Elizabeth’s Church Bristol Mary J. Condor Eleanor O'Neil Ann Heinkel Providence Mary J. Condon Mary Callan Winifred Walsh Mary Lannon Mabel Gladue E. White Anna Connors Nellie Connery Alice Slyvia

Colt Students Host Belated Hallowe'en Party At Colt Memorial High

Colt Memorial High School students and faculty held a belated Halloween party in the auditorium. Prizes were awarded for costume parade categories including Funniest Clinton Pendleton Prettiest Mary Shaw Most Original Loretta Morin and Most Deceptive Ruth Hazeldine. Entertainment featured vocal selections hillbilly numbers and tap dancing with Anthony Iasiello leading the arrangements committee.

COLT Colt Memorial High School Hallowe'en Clinton Pendleton Mary Shaw Loretta Morin Mammie Yokum Ruth Hazeldine Edward Quitegerald Carl Carlson James D. Sullivan Irene Doran Lawrence Perry Gordon Merton Morgan Marion Reilly Madeline Neiderer Anthony Iasiello

Armistice Memorial Exercises At Newport Naval Station

About 150 people attended Armistice memorial exercises at Colt Memorial High School auditorium. Commander Robert E. Mild urged remembrance of World War dead and hope for peace, tracing arms' evolution from Cain. Ceremony included taps by John J. Perry and Henry Troiano, prayers by Rev Sorzano, color guard, and musical tributes by Miss Connery and Auburn Post Glee Club.

Robert E. Mild Newport Naval Training Station Armistide Colt Memorial High School Miller Cain Department A A. Edmonds Fred M. Straight John J. Perry Kearney Post Henry Troiano Joseph Sorzano Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Legion Joseph W. Enos Frank B Silvia Col Straight Anthony R. Parshley St Michael's Church Charles FE. Burns Harold W. Gifford Domenic Mascola Joseph M. Edmonds Flanders Field Alice McHugh Coughlan Kearney Atdy A.connery

Community events November to December calendar

Listed events include Battery C tenth anniversary banquet at the armory on Nov 14, Unity Club bean supper on Nov 18 at State Street M E Church, Thanksgiving Dance on Nov 26 by the Bristol Colt Alumni Association at Colt Auditorium, Christmas Sales on Dec 1 State Street M E Church and Dec 2 Congregational Club, Dec 10 Christmas Sale and Bean Supper by the Mite Society First Baptist Church, and Dec 10-11 musical comedy Tune In by the Colt High Senior Class.

Battery C Armory Unity Club State Street M. E. Church Bristol-Colt Alumni Association Colt Auditorium Ladies Aid Society State Street M.E Congregational Club Mite Society The First Baptist Church Colt High

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