Colt Memorial Falls To Barrington In Close Game
Colt Memorial lost to Barrington High 13 to 7 at the new Guiteras Athletic Field in front of the season’s largest crowd. Key plays came from Barrington’s Jack Patten who intercepted passes and kicked the lone extra point, while Colt’s Massa Securo and teammates fought hard. Colt’s lone score came late in the game on a 30 yard pass, with a 20 yard run by Securo for the final tally.
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Bristol Girl Choir to Stage Non Am Strel Show
The Bristol Girl chorus presents a non amateur show at Guertas School with Miss Lenora deRocha and Mrs. Lucien Carteit directing. Principal parts are shared by Marie Berwick Marcia Gifford Mary Bisbane Barbara Moren Gladys Brightman and others. Lighting costumes by Catherine Meiggs ticket committee Margaret Menezes Mabel Belanger and the orchestra features William Sisson Frederick Collamore Angelo Stanzione. Dress rehearsal set for early Thursday evening at the Gur teras School.
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Marie Berwick
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Jane Goettler
Juhia James
Barbara Moren
Rita Serbst
Dorothy Antonelli
Elizabeth Jones
Evergreen
Margaret McGann
Vivian Hill
Marie Fiske
Josephine Jamaiel
Claire Baker
Carolyn Belanger
Cora
Lenora Cabral
Albertina
Formalinda Delgado
Dorothy Lewis
Mary Mendeiros
Stella Pagnano
Yolando Santulli
Elsie Sousa
Beatrice Vermette
Dorothy Barboza
Catherine Meiggs
Margaret Menezes
Mabel Belanger
William Sisson
Frederick Collamore
Angelo Stanzione
Gurteras School
Senator Kirby criticizes clubs over land posting for hunting
Senator Joseph J. Kirby head of the State Division of Fish and Game denounces sportsmen’s clubs in Bristol Newport Portsmouth and Middletown for pressuring landowners to grant exclusive hunting rights. He warns such posting harms all hunters and could hurt Rhode Island as a recreational center.
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Joseph J. Kirby
State Division of Fish and Game
Bristol
Newport
Portsmouth
Middletown
R. J. Department
Canada
Renee Sashreprer
Eve Keiss
State Division of Fish and Gare
Rhode Island
Armistice Day Committee Plans Memorial Events
Routine business at the Armistice Day committee meeting in Kearney Post headquarters included inviting five Gold Star Mother Sara Kearney to participate. Rev Michael J. Ryan announced St Mary's Church tower bell would toll at 11 on Armistice Day morning. Committees reported on the Colt High School auditorium memorial and parade events and invited Bristol Chapter Red Cross and the local Girl Scout Council to participate.
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Kearney
Sara Kearney
Michael J. Ryan
St Mary's Church
Bristol
American Red Cross
Girl Scout Council
Colt High School
Cars Collide in Bradford and High Street Intersection
John Marshall a 25 year old of 39 Richmond Street and Constantino Bastanzi a 26 year old of 65 Usher Avenue were in a slight collision Friday evening at the Bradford and High Street corner. Marshall was northbound on High turning west onto Bradford when Bastanzi traveling south on High approached.
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Richmond Street
Constantino Bastanzi
Usher Avenue
Bradford
High Street
Marshall
Bradford Street
Bastanzi
Olympians St Josephs AC Postponed Game at Gasteras Field
The Olympians game against St Josephs AC of Fox Point was postponed to next Sunday due to a rain drenched field at Gasteras Athletic Field. The center settled and large puddles made play unsafe across the field.
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Olympians
Gasteras Athletic Field
St. Joseph's AC
Fox Point
Deputy Game Wardens Sought by Bristol Hunters Group
Louis V. Santo, president of the Bristol County True Sportsmen Association, urged farmers and landowners to push for deputy game wardens. He argued wardens are needed to protect property and enforce laws, criticizing current arrangements and promising a formal protest to government officials.
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Bristol County
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Warten
Bristol County True Sportsmen’s Association
Msaa
PBR
Bristol Troop 1 Scouts stage first footlight football game
The First Bristol Troop Boy Scouts held a Gridiron Night in Scout hall with Colt Memorial beating Brown Navy Pitt and Boston Shamrocks in a four quarter mock football contest The Colts George and Fred Morris each scored 18 points while Brown Navy Pitt and Boston Shamrocks added 12 and 6 points respectively The hall featured yard lines goal posts and bleachers and the event included flag raising a kick off and four quarters with end scores Colt 6 Brown 6 Navy 6 at halftime final score 18
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Colt Memorial
Boy ‘Scotts of America
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Colt
Morris Brothers
George
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Brown
Navy
Boston Shamrocks
Pit
Flying Horses
Flying Eagles
Panthers
Pitt
Westerly
Henry Arouca
Joseph Arouca
Charles H Reed
Joseph Belanger
George R Fish
Norman Rene
Italo American Club Plans November Meetings
The Italo-American Club outlines a Nov 5 meeting with an undecided speaker and a Nov 4 social. Planning committees include Louis Castriotta Joseph Santulli Alphonse De Felice Orlando J Bisbano Carl J Bisbano James Salzano Jeremiah W. Romano and Fortunato Caru-80.
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Louis Castriotta
Joseph Santulli
Alphonse de Feliice
Orlando J. Bisbano
Carl J. Bisbano
Alphone DeFelice
James Salzano
Jeremiah W. Romano
Fortunato Caru
Benefit Whist for St. Marys Church at 80 Bay View
Ten tables played a benefit whist at 80 Bay View Avenue for St Marys Church. Prize winners included Madeline King Minnie Gogla Sherman Bradford Le mieux and others with special prizes to Andrew Miles Margaret McCallum and William Dwyer. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Bertrand John Coughlan and Miss Margaret Peters.
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Bay View Avenue
St. Mary’s Church
Madeline King
Fred Cleaver
William Dwyer
Minnie Gogla
Sherman
Harold Gifford
William McLaughlin
Loraine Bradford
Mary Lemieux
Andrew Francis
Joseph Dennis
Alice Tanner
Andrew Miles
Margaret McCallum
Bertrand
John Coughlan
Margaret Peters
Lutine Bell Story Recalled From Lloyds History
The piece recalls the Lutine bell at Lloyds of London linked to the En deavour L sighting and explains why the bell is named Lutine. It recalls news dispatches and a moving picture as context for the historic bell.
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Pearl Buck
Paul Muni
Luise Rainer
Walter Connolly
Tilly Losch
Charley Grapewin
Jessie Ralph
Liloyd’s
London
Lloyd’s of London
Belated Bell Toll Echoes Shipwreck Losses
A damaged account recalls the Frenchnate Lasphich shipwreck and its 4 million pound bullion loss after a British capture. Salvage partial, the ship’s bell later signaled danger and later safe returns, while modern radio and safety tech reduced the need for the bell’s warnings.
Italian Handshake Declines Amid Contested Civic Identity
A fragmented report notes a shift away from the traditional handshake in Jaly and Italy. It mentions Achille RStArA Re SE Spar a sen Ane Ae ST pecan Reg and a veiled group branding others with “Fascist credentials” as part of a broader social dynamic fueling racially charged attitudes.
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Italian fascist salute debate sparks debate over greeting customs
Secretary Starace argues that the handshake is a decadent practice that could signal weakness or fascist alignment. He warns it may reflect a fluke warm sign of anti fascist leanings. He contrasts it with the Roman salute as a test for true fascist loyalty and suggests the salute marks belonging.
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Italian Handshake Gives Way To Roman Salute
Early Fascist rule replaced the handshake with the Roman salute as an official greeting. Black Shirts embraced it, but many Italians resented losing a personal greeting, and notices urged conformity in public spaces. Some clung to handshakes by combining both salutations in sequence.
The Roman salute and public handshakes debated
The piece argues against dropping the handshake practice noting that the Roman salute is seen as an official gesture. It cites high state and party officials using the salute and worries some citizens showy, ostentatious displays when greeting officials.
Handshaking Edict Sparks Dissent in Fascist Ranks
A debate rages over a fascist party edict banning handshakes. Critics call it caprice and question willpower. The columnist urges sympathetic readers to adapt and continue daily life. A reader from San Francisco forwards a note and a partial clipping.
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