District Court guilty pleas and boundovers in Providence session
In district court yesterday morning Jodgie Bosworth found Oscar Jablinski Manuel Morris Benjamin Carnes and Thomas Carnes probably guilty of breaking and entering Henry M Darling store on November 16 with intent to commit larceny. They are bound over to the December superior court in Providence. Benjamin Caraves and Oscar Jablioski also found probably guilty of breaking and entering the YMCA office on October 13 and taking six dollars. Boys aged nine to fifteen pleaded guilty. John Jurrant charged with breaking and entering Henry R Mauchester saloon on November 16 pleaded not guilty. He was adjudged probably guilty and bound over to the next session in Providence to $1000 bond. unable to secure one, he was jailed in Bristol County. Manchester testified about stolen money and cigars. Durrant admitted no complicity but offered to repay. Servant allegedly paid Durrant $150. Durrant claimed he watched a watch while Servant broke in. the break occurred as the last car on the Consolidated road passed Thames Street. Durrant had no lawyer. Servant left town. his whereabouts unknown. The Reynolds case and other civil matters were continued one week.
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Jodgie Bosworth
Oscar Jablinski
Manuel Morris
Benjamin
Thomas Carnes
Henry M. Darling
Superior Court
Providence
Benjamin Caraves
Oscar Jablioski
Y M OA
John Jurrant
Henry R. Mauchester
Manchester
Morrissey
Bristol County
Pauel
John Durrant
Servant
Thames Street
Durrant
Iabelle B. Reynolds
Alonzo Hoyt Reynolds
Murdock
M C A Notes on Bristol gym exhibition and basketball team
Bristol YMCA announces an exhibition tomorrow evening in the gymnasium showing boys and men exercise with extra features. A second basketball team will play at the close. Admission by ticket at the physical director or secretary office. Cross country runs six miles on Thanksgiving morning. Details include boys examinations and newly elected student leaders and officers.
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Bristol
The
Baptist Obhaorch
Weeden
M. Belmore
B Jallan
J. Guides
B. Brown
C. Newman
F. Remieres
J. Murphy
L Crepo
T. Morris
R. Sawyer
W. Young
W. Cook
G. Fish
A.osterberg
J. Pickles
H Newman
G. Rounds
F. Clarks
I. McCaughey
E. Hill
F. Clarke
E. P. Roberts
Gray-Robinson Wedding at Local Home
Gray of Providence and Mrs. Catherine A Wilbur Robinson were married Saturday at 5 PM in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stragg on Church Street. The informal ceremony was performed by Rev. Alfred Stowell of the First Baptist Church. The couple will reside in Providence.
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Joseph 8. Gray
Providence
Catherine A. Wilbur Robinson
Edward Stragg
Churoh Street
Alfred Stowell
First Baptist Church
Gray
Representative-Elect Honored At Wood Street Turkey Supper
The Young Men's Athletic Club hosted a turkey supper at Hammill Block Wood Street with Elmer S Current as toastmaster. About 50 members and guests attended featuring musicians vocalists and readings. Representatives James W Franklin and Frank H Hammill spoke. a traveling bag and a live turkey were awarded auction items. A missing turkey prank caused brief confusion before the bird was recovered and the party continued into the morning.
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Young Men's Athletic Club
Hammill Block
Wood Street
Elmer S. Current
Edward F. Christie
Fred Straight
William Bowler
George Graham
Joseph Dultfy
Edward F Christie
John Caniff
John Callan
James W Franklin
P. Henry Morris
Cal
L H Callan
Robert E. Fitzgerald
John J Byrnes
Peter J Lannon
William J. McDononogh
R Jitzgerald
John Nixon
Wiliam McDonough
Frank H Hammill
Elmer 8S
Wiliam Noll
Elmer 8S. Carrent
Frank H. Hammill
Hammill
Joseph Saillant
National India Robber Company
Saillant
Mr _ Saillant
Factory News Brighter Prospects For Winter at National India Rubber
About three weeks ago a Saturday hot day at the National India Rubber Company was placed on the active list again and a full week schedule set. An increase in ticket types followed, with daily production now between 13 and 14 thousand pairs. The wire department runs overtime while mechanical, druggist, hose and other divisions perform well, signaling more business. The overall outlook is hopeful for the winter, aided by labor calls and the Christmas season expected to bring brighter prospects and more joy than last year. J.
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National India Rubber Company
Warren to play Bristols on Thanksgiving morning
Warren football fans will see a Thanksgiving clash as Warren meets Bristol on Thanksgiving morning at 10 o'clock. An exciting game is anticipated due to Bristol versus Warren history. Next Saturday Olneyville Tigers host Bristol at 8 o'clock, with Olneyville claiming the amateur state championship.
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Warren
Bristols
Bristol
Tigers of
Olneyville
Tigers
New Clocks and Bell System for Colt High School
Mr Carlton of the E Howard Clock Company Boston installs 17 or more electric clocks at New Colt Memorial High School Each clock has an overhead electric call bell linked to the Principal s Office to direct class assignments The same firm will install electric bells in the National India Rober Company factory s wire department
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Mr. Carlton
E.howard Clock Company
Boston
New Colt Memorial High School
National India Rober Company
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Bristol Public Market
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Telephone
Russo
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Reyeo
Henry Ss. McGuire
Office of Colonial Works
Atlantic Ave
Gray—Robinson
National
Colt High School
Hope ST
Bristol, R. I
Edward D. Kunz
Jeweler
Opticon
Stout’s
A. P- Nerone
Providence Telephone Co
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Staples Coal Company
State Street
Bristol County Gastand Electric Company
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