19 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1926
Page
1
Investment property notices advertise 10 to 11 room houses with modern conveniences. Listings include steam heat electricity two toilets and baths on Hope Bradford and High streets with prices from 6500 to 15600 and references to multiple single and two family configurations.
Students at Colt Memorial high school staged The Belle of Barcelona a three act musical comedy directed by Miss Theresa Sullivan in the auditorium. The production featured student scenery under Sullivan and lighting by Louwrans, with a repeat show planned tonight. Frederick Nera and Virginia LeClair earned the strongest applause for their courtly and governess roles.
Francisco Pereira 43 manager of Lightfoot Davenport Company furniture store on Bradford Street died by self inflicted gunshot. His body was found by a Nantucket police officer near the store after he entered a state of despair. Pereira, born in Portugal, had lived in Fall River 23 years and moved here 10 years ago. He was a notary public and member of Portuguese American Club Santo Societisto Micheles Fraterni… funeral held at his home on Washington Street.
Bristol town leaders clash over police conduct after a lengthy meeting. Council members attack the force as figures call for a special session to cover liquor enforcement and state police raids while discussing whether to hold future sessions publicly or privately.
The mission conducted by the Passionist Fathers at St Michael's Church Hoboken NJ drew more than 100 men to evening services and Masses. Rev Fr Justinian preached on judgement and death on Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning. The mission ends Sunday afternoon.
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