Warren Wins Narrow County Series In Eleven Inning Duel
Warren edges Bristol 4 to 3 in eleven tense innings to clinch the county championship for 1920. Urban driven in the decisive run scoring Beauregard on a late throw mishap after Sullivan held Bristol to six singles. The unknown Bristol pitcher, likely Harper or another recruit, dazzled with speed and a tantalizing drop, while Warren’s defensе and the Bristol fielding kept the suspense high until the final out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Urban
Walt” Beauregard
Sfor
Mussletown
Bristol
Beaure
Serne
Higgins
Hunt
Lynn
Mass
Sullivan
Harper
Boston Red Sox
Barry
Fortier
E. Murphy
Bottomley
Jimmie Garvin
Martin
Emmons
Garvin
Higbee
Haif
Bristol Improvement Association Holds First Fall Meeting
Attendance marked the Bristol Improvement Association gathering at Hotel Belvedere. President Hobbs presided as Clarence A. Cotton urged standing committees and outlined work akin to the Providence Chamber of Commerce. Committees on Membership Publicity Transportation Education Mercantile Affairs Town Administration Manufactures Public Health and Social Service Town Physical were elected. council action on relics records liquor Sundays, detention for Juvenile offenders, water rates referred to respective committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol Improvement Association
Hotel Belvedere
William C. Hobbs
Clarence A. Cotton
Providence ‘Chamber of Commerce
Providence Chamber of Commerce
Cotton
H. R. Newman
F. M. Dimond
W. M. Connery
B. W. Wall
J. F. Farrally
James J Walsh
B. F. G. Lindemuth
Octave LeClair
W. M. Schmidt
C. B. Rockwell
Philip Brady
W. F. Williams
C. B. Raghiell
R. R. Strong
Ef N. Kinsey
Henry Dio
Max Makowsky
A L. Johnston
A. D. Lollo
Salvatore Delamorte
John H. Magee
O. R. Siegel
A. B. Howard
John R. Edwards
Joseph Poja
Samuel Kinder
Wallis E. Howe
Edward E. Bunn
O. L. Bosworth
Joseph C. Sousa
Frank Bruno
Mit
Burnside Memorial
Committee On Town Administration
Rooix
Committee On Social Service
Committee On Transportation
Reformation questioned in Bristol political race
A Citizen letter criticizes a local call to attend a Republican caucus to nominate a senator who previously aligned with Democrats. The writer questions loyalty and whether opposition to cross-party deals truly signals reform and whether independents will be swayed by this stance.
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Tor
the Phenix
Bristol
Industrial Trust Co
Hope Street
Kearney Post American Legion Holds First Fall Session
The regular meeting of Kearney Post No. 6 met at the Naval Armory with forty members present. Commander L H Callan reported on the Cleveland Legion Convention and a new home committee was continued. The post voted to acquire rifles for the firing squad and to respond to Manville Yelle Post invitation with further action. A banquet for Armistice Day was authorized and Adjt. William A Bottomley was appointed to arrange flowers. The post also pledged aid to the Ladies Auxiliary harvest supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney Post
American Legion
Naval Armory
L. H. Callan
Cleveland
Alphonse Yelle Post
Manville
Adjt
William A. Bottomley
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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Er Ee Eyie
Sainivast
F. Tremieres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Belvedere
Providence
Brockton Fair
A. Desilets
State Street
WH S. McCaw
Anastace C.F. Nelle Li Benjamin
Ielco IS
Si Campanello Bros
Mederros
Benard Brown's
Restau
Ai Clarke & Manci St
D. Parisa L. DeFeliceery Co
Bristol Eiseristadt
Joseph
O’neil & Delahanty
Ginger Ale People
Davis St. Fall, River, Mas
E. A. Skinner
P. Skinner, JR
Beauregard
Association de
Kearney
Post Meeting
Callan
Fox News
William Fox
Tale
King Baggott
the Hawk’s
Sunshine Comedy N Prices
Paramount Artcraft
Maurice
Tourneur Presents
White “Circle
Sérinett
Anne Corhnne
Billie West
Ciena
Edward D. Kunz
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