Big Republican Rally at Pastime Theatre in Bristol
A Republican rally headlines Bristol with U S Senator James W Wadsworth of New York and Jesse H Metcalf among speakers. Wadsworth arrives after a Massachusetts New York tour to honor the late LeBaron Colt, with Anticipated booths and a Portuguese Band parade preceding the event. The program lists Aram J Pothier Clark Burdick H Anthony Dyer and others, and notes a following Italian Hall rally next Thursday with additional speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
James W. Wadsworth
New York
Jesse H. Metcalf
Bristol
LeBaron B. Colt
Wadsworth
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Providence
Jesse H Metcalf
United States
Aram J Pothier
Clark Burdick
Congress
H. Anthony Dyer
Herbert M. Sherwood
Anthony V. Pettine
Charles A Walsh
Eugene L. Jalbert
Italian Hall
Wood Street
Frank Sylvia
Fall River
Mary P Faria
Olivia D Hammill
Charles B.™ Rockwell
Town Council Meeting Votes Election Fee Increases and Appoints Supervisors
The Town Council met Tuesday evening and raised election official fees from 15 to 20 dollars for moderators and clerks and from 10 to 15 dollars for supervisors. It appointed district supervisors and a clerk for the First Voting District. The council also allowed fireworks sales on November 10 and 11, referred a land encroachment claim by Herreshoff Manufacturing, and authorized a granolithic sidewalk project at 192 Wood Street. An Armistice Day event and a St Rita’s Club entertainment were approved, with the town board of canvassers scheduled to meet Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saverio Rinaldi
Reginald Easterbrooks
George L. Crown
Paul C Mallimagg
Andrew W Francis
Thomas N. Robinson
Paul A. Herzig
Richard R Cornell
Harold E Hil
John de € Oite, Jr
Bernard M Callan
Fred M Straight
Frederick G Cleaver
Peter J. Lannon
Bristol
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Bath House
Burton Street
Mount Hope Farms
James J Walsh
Harvey S Jewell
James F. Savander
St Rita's Club
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Industrial Trust Companys
Henry F Munro
Max Makowsky
Wood Street
Edward L .Teahy
James F Lavander
Mass Meeting On Get Out The Vote In Bristol
About 100 voters attended a non-partisan mass meeting at Colt Memorial High School in Bristol. Speakers included William H Pelkes on Republican perspectives and Thomas F Coones on Democratic views, with Mrs C C Wilbur outlining the Get Out The Vote effort from a non-partisan angle. The program featured audience singing and performances by Nora Dwyer with piano accompaniment by Margaret Morris.
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Colt Memorial High School
Bristol
League of Women Voters
Miss Fyelvxn
Bache
William H Pelkes
Republican State Central Committee
Istics
Stary
Thomas F Coones
C C Wilbur
Woonsocket
State Committee
Harold Peckham
Nora Dwyer
Pane
Margaret Morris- Son
Indicted in Rhode Island bootlegging and kidnapping case
A Providence court report states Sigmund Rand David Marks and George Fsa of Warren were indicted on conspiracy to transport and conceal liquor in Warren on August 15. Detective Marks faces three kidnapping charges and a burglary count for alleged abductions and a $540 theft from Manuel Nunes.
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Warren
Sigmund Rand
Central Falls
David Marks
New Haven Railroad
George Fsa
Ahas Joe Fsa
Providence
Bristol
J. Jerome Hahn
Superior
Detective Marks
Argot Gomes
Alas Agosto Gomes
Joseph Sousa
Manuel R Jardin
Rehoboth
Viarks
Manuel Nunes
Nunes
Democratic Rally to Be Headed by Senator Coggeshall
A Democratic Rally is set for Saturday evening in Italian Halt Wood Street with Senator Daniel W Coggeshall as presiding officer. Speakers include Governor Flynn Lt Gos Toupin Assistant Attorneys General John Nolan Luigi DePasquale and Joseph Neves. A second rally will be held next week with speakers and location to be announced.
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Wood Street
Daniel W Coggeshall
Governor Flynn
Gos Toupin
John Nolan
Luigi DePasquale
Joseph Neves
Whist and Candy Sale Aids Taft School Library
A successful whist and candy sale was held yesterday afternoon at the Taft School on Hope Street under the Taft School Club. About $20 was raised for the library fund. Prizes were awarded at ten whist tables and Mrs J Floyd Huestis oversaw the candy sale. Refreshments were provided by the hospitality committee chaired by Mrs Harry R Gray.
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Taft School
Hope Street
Taft School Club
J. Floyd Huestis
Harry R. Gray
Stone throwing injures theatre worker at Pastime
John Castro, employee at the Pastime Theatre, was struck in the eye by a large stone while handling a signboard. He received three stitches from Dr. Merriman and returned home. Police note youths 8 to 18 caused disturbances nearby, urging town council to station an officer on Bradford Street 8 to 10 p.m. The incident mirrors prior complaints about insufficient protection near public venues and a Jewish synagogue disturbance was reported.
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John Castro
A M . Merriman
Bay View Avenue
Otteers Demers
Madoza
Bradford Street
High
Hope Street
Accidental Eye Injury Recalls Local Respite for Pailthorpe
George S Pailthorpe of 11 Cottage Street suffered a painful eye cut from a twig at the North Cemetery while checking flower frames near a stone wall. He received first aid from Dr C J Hasbrouck and is under care of eye specialists Dr W M Munsey and Dr D A Williams in Providence. An exam showed the lens unaffected and sight likely intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S Pailthorpe
Cottage Street
Pailthorpe
C. J. Hasbrouck
W. M. Munsey
D. A. Williams
Providence
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Merrimac
Warowele Lumber CO
Bristol, R. I
M. M. Conley, Jeweler
Nature
la Tausca
Francis Newbury Close
Mount Hope Block
Betty Compson
Warner Baxter
South Africa
Billy Sullivan
Fast Steppers
Rudolph
Ara
Ount Pictur
Valentino
Nionsieur Beaucaire
Bebe Daniels
Doris Kenyon
Lois Wilson
Lowell Sherman
Paramount
Percy Marmont
Kathryn Williams
Huntley Gordon
BIG Republican Rally
Herreshoff Mfg. Co
Democratic Rally
Edward D
Kunz Optometrist
Connery
Men’s Outfitter
Bristol Tire Repair Shop
Bourn Street
John Bolvin
Aram J. Pothier
Col. H. Anthony Dyer
Charles A. Walsh
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