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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1946

Page

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New Fire Co Decision Hinges on Survey Result

The Town Council and Mount Hope Community Club agreed to follow whatever recommendation the Fire Insurance Underwriters make after a survey of the town’s firefighting facilities. Council members and Joseph Riccio emphasized potential training and broader protection, noting current Class C rating and comparisons to nearby towns.

Joseph G. A. Riccio Mount Hope Henry F. Serbst Riccio Serbst Warren Barrington East Providence Westerly Newport

Fall Program Opens At YMCA With Movies In Rockwell Hall

The YMCA announces a Fall Program opening Saturday at 10 am in Rockwell Hall. It invites local youngsters nine and over to attend the first meeting featuring Drums of Africa and Flip's Lunchroom. The event is led by Thomas Velleca with Anthony Aga tiello explaining the Fall schedule and Carmine Cirillo outlining rules. Henry Street will be introduced and prizes offered for bringing guests as about two hundred youths are expected.

YMCA Rockwell Hall Oscar I. Bergstrom The Flip Thomas Velleca Anthony E Agatiello Carmine Cirillo

Miss Catherine Connery Enters Newport Hospital Training School

Miss Catherine T Connery daughter of Mr and Mrs James Connery of 112 Church Street left yesterday to enter the Training School for Nurses at Newport Hospital. A Colt High School graduate of 1946 she participated in operetta served as a cheerleader and was pianist for many school events.

Catherine T Connery James J Conners Church Street Newport Hospital Connery Colt High School

Touch Football Kicks Off At Bristol YMCA

The Bristol YMCA touch football season opens next week on Bristol Common with two age groups. The Nut League for 7th grade and below plays Monday and Wednesday at 330 PM, while Cracker League for 8th and 9th graders meets Thursday and Saturday at 10 AM. Captains are Sonny Arcello Sal Annarumo Chucky Annarumo Virgil Almeida for Nut, and Joseph Malloy Joe Russo Louis Margo Louis Sylvia for Cracker. Anthony AgaTiello will explain rules Saturday morning. Boys must sign the roster at the Y before Saturday to join.

Bristol Ymca Bristol Joseph “Boy” Malloy Joe Russo Louis Murgo Louis “Kelly Sylvia Sonny Arcello Sal Annarumo Chucky Annarumo Virgil Almeida Anthony E. Agatiello

Rotary District Governor Pays Official Visit to Local Club

Milton Burghardt, governor of the 198th Rotary District, visited the local Rotary Club for an official noon meeting. He discussed club affairs with officers directors and committee chairmen and is a past president of the New Bedford Rotary Club.

Milton Burghardt 198Th Rotary District Governor Burchardt New Bedford Rotary Club

Bristol Warren Baseball Series Set to Begin Sunday

Frank L. Doran announces the Warren Bristol Twilight League revival series with opener next Sunday in Warren at Burr Hill Park at two oclock. The Bristol side will host the second game a week later at Gutteras Field as both towns marshal top local talent. Marty Biancuzzo named to coordinate arrangements with Tom Campagna as manager and first set of players being solicited.

Bristol Frank L. Doran Warren Burr Hill Park Gutteras Field Uncle Sam Marty Biancuzzo Bristol Baseball Tom Campagna

Town Council Moves to Speed Highway Projects in Town

The Town Council recessed to advance three major Highway Department projects Charles street road extension Roma street expansion and Wood street curbing to expedite work before winter Approval was given to bid these projects immediately while awaiting blueprints from related engineers and coordinating sewer line work on Charles street The council also discussed sea wall repairs at Rockwell Park and street issues in Bristol Highlands while approving omitting September rubbish pick-up and prioritizing seal coating in the fall

Highway Department Henry F Serbst Richard Connery Charles Street Roma Street Buttonwood Wood Street Connery Joseph G. A. Riccio Riccio Julio F Xavier, Jr Serbst Mr. Xavier Mr. Connery Rockwell Park Bristol Highlands Ridge Road Cherry Road Paul A. Herzig Beach Terrace Washington Constitution Paul C Millemaggs Tanyard Brook Alvaro August Bradford Street Hope Street Herzig Manuel Serpa Waldron Company Bradford Andrews School

One-Sided Parking Considered on Hope Street by Council

Council President J Floyd Huestis urged one-side parking on Hope Street to ease congestion, noting Warren's success despite initial opposition. Police Chief A J Ferrara said he would meet with the State Engineer about the plan and a blinker light at Hope and Thames streets was requested. The Planning Board had urged traffic improvements, and a campaign against drivers ignoring stop signs was proposed.

Serbst Riccio Council Huestis Spor Warren Bristol Hope Street J. Floyd Huestis A. J Ferrara Hope and Thames Street Ferrara Planning Board

Local Fishermen Charge Union With Piracy Press Fight

The Constitutional Free Fisherman's Association accuses the American Federation of Labor of piracy and seeks state protection for independent Bristol County fishermen and dealers. At a two and a half hour meeting in Warren hall, officers were named and plans set to meet with State Director of Labor William L. Connolly to ease tensions. Armed skiff guards and faster boats accompany smaller vessels as dockside tensions rise.

American Federation of Labor Constitutional Free Fisherman’s Association Bristol County John O. Pastore Warren Hall Harold C. Bryden Warren Donald W. Card Prudence Island John J. Hudson Bristol Albert Quito Ralph Quito William L. Connolly Soncot

Public Schools Open Term in Bristol as Students Return

Bristol pupils begin the new school year with the bell signaling the start of classes. Incoming beginners bring birth certificates or baptismal papers to prove age. Fifth and sixth grade from Byfield move to Reynolds. third grade shifts to Walley. St Mary’s Parochial School plans to open on Monday.

Bristol Byfield Reynolds School Walley School St. Mary’s Parochial School

Town Offices Close Saturdays In September

Burnside Memorial Building offices will be closed Saturdays all September except the police department. The closings align with the local bank and keep offices open through the noon hour, as in July and August.

Burnside Memorial Building Police Department

Farewell Party for Mrs. Leon Lemaire

Eighteen of her girl friends hosted a farewell party for Mrs. Leon Lemaire on Friday. Guests enjoyed dinner at the Grist Mill and dancing at the Bristol Highland Casino. A cash gift was presented. Arrangements were by Miss Flora Fusco. The couple left Monday for Jamestown New York where Mr. Lemaire will lead an executive role at a textile mill.

Leon Lemaire Bristol Highland Flora Fusco

Bristol Patrolman Resigns. Cavaliere Applies for Position

The Bristol Town Council accepted Patrolman A Michael Bullocks resignation at a meeting in the Burnside Memorial Building. Patrolman Bullock said he hoped to obtain a day job next month. Police Chief Ferrara received a letter from World War II hero Peter Cavaliere applying for the vacant patrolman post.

A. Michael Bullock Bristol Anthony J. Ferrara Petter Cavaliere Cavaliere

Bridegroom Steals Spotlight In Wedding Write Up

A Kansas editor describes his own wedding in humorous detail focusing on the groom rather than the bride. He notes that traditional write ups praise the bride's gown while neglecting the groom and playfully regrets the old convention. He details his brown three piece suit, flowered boutonniere, and stylish accessories.

Kansas

Proverb Talk in The Phoenix Explores Saying Origins

The article surveys the American Dialect Society at Johns Hopkins led by Dr. Margaret Bryant, examining how proverbs grow, contradict, and influence court cases and weddings. It notes regional origins like Look before you leap from New England and He does his logging after dark from Washington.

The American Dialect Society Johns Hopkins University Margaret Bryant Johnson, S. C Bryant Washington New England

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