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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1939
Page
4
Bristol Town Clerk lists applicants for Class A B tavern and victualers licenses, plus clubs and druggists, with addresses. Remonstrances heard at 7 30 PM November 28 1939 in Burnside Building. Johnson W Church Town Clerk notices dated November 17 24 1939.
Town officials meet eight Class C owners to debate liquor hours and food service as Class D clubs press for tighter enforcement. Salvatore Della Morte accuses clubs of broad violations while urging fair limits and a statewide law-aligned approach. The council plans a revised regulation draft to be released later this week.
Bristol area scouts showcase 15 trophies from the Corps season May 27 to Oct 1 in Stephen W. Hopkins store window on Hope Street. The display includes 13 first prizes, 11 seconds and seven thirds plus older cups and ribbons. Donations sought for gear to expand the unit and plans for a radio broadcast to reach those who could not attend the review.
More than a score of the Delta Ephilon Sorority members attended a Wednesday party. The event featured games and a one act play directed by Miss Rhoda Levy. Participants included Carmellina Formisatio Mary Russo Caroline Salzano Antonette Rucci Alta Marino Eva Brown Constance Campanella Antonette Campanella Shirley Meyerson. Antonette Rucci provided pictorial selections.Refreshments were served by Miss Formisan Miss Rucci Miss Lucy Casaié and Miss Nancy Tucarola.
Secretary Anthony Alhidida of the Bristol Athletic Association will present a report on a recent Town Council conference. Manuel Correia, the president, will preside as the session considers a new slate of officers and a winter activities program at the club on Thames Street.
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