Bristol Teams Triumph in Weekend Baseball Gridiron
Bristol wins two games as N I R Co defeats Stars of Providence 2 0 on Saturday in an hour ten minutes. Hatting and Turner starred for the home side while Purvere starred for the visitors. Sunday saw the N I R Co team beat Revere Rubber 14 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stars “of
Providence
Trim Revere Rubber Co
National India, ‘Rubber Company
AtlyStars
F. Garvin
Turner
N. I A
Revere
Asylum
H. Murphy
Simister
Brown
Courier
Bristol
Baker
N.I. R
J. Garvin
Murphy
P. Simister
Hill
Beauregard
Ssrown
Kemph
Revere Rubber CO
Farley
McKenna
McSherry
McDowell
O'Hara
Patstone
Kiernan
Garvin
F.garvin
Feid
Rothmich
Witherell
Miller
Star Tuesday and a Week of Studio Pictures Features
A vintage program lists six act Triangle feature Toton with Olivé Thomas, a second film His Mother's Boy starred by Charles Ray, and a Thursday Easy to Make Money with Bert Lytell. Weekly notes cover Friday The Rebellious Bride with Peggy Hyland plus a Sunday baseball recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivé Thomas
Toton
Texas
Thomas H. Ince
Bert Lytell
Jimmy
Dad
Lytell
United Artists Corporation
Charlie Chaplin
Sunnyside
Peggy Hyland
William Fox
Ozark Mountain
St. Louis
We Can't Have Everything brings DeMille flair to Cecil B. DeMille
A Cecil B. DeMille Artcraft film We Can't Have Everything features Wanda Hawley as Kedzie Thropp who neglects war sacrifices for herself while Kathryn Williams plays Charity showing noble character. Rupert Hughes wrote the story and Wm C De Mille the screenplay. The review calls it a masterful metropolitan drama with psychology and studio life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hursday
Kathryn Williams
Wanda Hawley
Ellett Dexter
Cecil B. DeMille
Artcraft
Kedzie Thropp
Charity
Rupert Hughes
Wm. C. DeMille
First Grand Fair and Community Events With Local Lodges
The notice lists events for September and October including the First Grand Fair by King Philip Lodge No 1135 Loyal Order of Moose on Sept 6 13 20 27 Saturdays. A Jazz dance on Sept 15 in G A R Hall with Donovan's Orchestra. A series of Public Whists starting Sept 17 in Odd Fellows Hall by United Brothers Social Club. Harvest Supper Oct 2 in Odd Fellows Hall hosted by Reba Re papal Degree Lodge No 12 I O O F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Philip Lodge
Order of Moose
G. A. R Hall
Donovan
United Brothers’ Social Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellow’s Hall
Reba Repapal
Optimistic Thought on Knowledge and Talkers
A reflection notes that those with the least knowledge are often the most talkative. It cautions against equating talk with understanding and suggests restraint in speaking without facts.
Town Council Accepts Police Resignations and New Hires
The Town Council met last evening and accepted the resignations of Patrolmen Carl C. Witherell John Paul and John B. Rohrmann. Oliver Le Maire and Matthew G. Maetozo were elected to the permanent police force at 3 50 per day. Two resigning sergeants from World War II era will begin duty tomorrow night. A special session granted William McShane permission to build a gutter bridge at 241 Wood Street. Fire Chief Coggeshall reported 600 to overhaul the King Philip Steam Fire Engine now idle at the fire station after inspection at Herreshoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Witherell
John Paul
John B. Rohrmann
Oliver le Maire
Matthew G. Maetozo
William McShane
Wood Street
Walter H.coggeshall
King Philip
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company
Packing Stitching Team Defeats Cutting Five One
The newly reorganized Packing Stitching team beat Cutting 5 to 1 last evening. Key batting came from Reppel Hill and Gladue as the Stitching club was dispersing in a league meeting aimed at boosting team standings.
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Eeevones
Ce Eenecooe
Cutting
Reppel
Hill
Gladue
Printing team defeats Stitching by 14 to 7 in slow game
Last Friday night the Printing team beat the Stitching squad 14 to 7. Baker and Almedia starred for Printing while Walsh led the losers with solid defense and timely hits.
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Reopel
Partmetdn
Sivigney
Gallo
Langello
Hill
Sampson
Wall
W. Gladue
Hills
J. Murphy
Simmons
McKenna
Gladue
Baker and Almedia
Walsh
Obituary of Theodore R Hawley Resident of This Town
Theodore R Hawley died at the Soldiers Home in Noroton Heights Connecticut last Thursday. His body was brought here for interment at North Cemetery with Rev A C Larned officiating. He was 86 and long served as foreman at the National India Rubber Company plant and later lived at the Soldiers Home. He is survived by wife Mary a son George B of Providence and daughters Susie and Emma of Brooklyn.
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Theodore R. Hawley
Soldiers Home
Noroton Heights
Conn
North
A C Larned
Albany
National India Rubber Company
Mary
George B
Providence
Susie
Emma
Brooklyn
N Y
Hawley
Michele Del Piano Dies After Illness at 24
Michele Del Piano died Saturday night at his home 240 Wood Street after a long illness. A native of the area he previously worked in the National India Rubber Company shoe division. He is survived by his parents Angelo and Mary Del Piano five brothers and one sister. The funeral mass was held at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church and interment followed at St. Marys Cemetery.
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Michele del Piano
Wood Street
National India Rubber Company
Angelo
Mary del Piano
Joseph Poja
St. Mary's Cemetery
Home for Aged Women Sees Year of Gifts and Growth
The twenty seventh annual report from the Home for Aged Women details board activities, member changes, and financial thrift. It notes deaths of three long-time members, a new director appointee, and ongoing reliance on gifts, visits, and the Harvest Festival to sustain operations.
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Board of Managers of the Home For Aged Women
Home For Aged Women
Mary Bowen
Elizabeth M. Douglass
Margaret D. B. Stanton
Board of Managers
Florence Nelson
Stanton
Miss Nelson
Tirrell
Trinity Church
Pias Ete
Carrie A Thomas
Local Bristol resident praises Dean's Kidney Pills
George N. Dunbar of 20 Charles Street Bristol credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing his kidney trouble after a cold settled on his kidneys. He notes frequent urination back pain and says he has had no trouble for over a year. Sold for 60 cents at Buffington's Pharmacy Buffalo New York manufacturer Foster Milburn Co.
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Bristol
George N. Dunbar
Charles Street
Dean
Buffington
Dunbar
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
Treasurer's Report of Funds and Transactions
Income from invested funds 2571 33 membership fees 13 00 sale of Narragansett Electric Co Rights 97 201 entrance fee 100 00 salaries matron and nurse 954 00 provisions 839 89 milk 152 38 water tax 30 21 coal 185 36 care of heater 51 00 gas and electricity 34 73 telephone 19 63 furnishings 287 78 care of Walker Burial lot 5 00 burial expenses 62 00 Narragansett Electric Lighting Co Bond 100 00 cash to balance 40 55 respectfully submitted M A Johnson treasurer auditor Sherman
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Narragansett Electric Co
Greece
Adie Chee
Ceee
Walker Burial
Narragansett Electric Lighting Co
Ccee
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Town Clerk
Dexter Thurber of Brookline Mass transfers a summer residence and shore land at Ferry Hill to Lilibel B Salisbury of New York. Ames B Brown transfers a cottage and lot on Burton Street to William T Wyner and wife. Nathan N Bishop Jr transfers a house and lot on Main Road to John Floyd Huestis and wife. Mary E Bullock transfers a house and lot on Mt Hope Avenue to Richard H Goulart and others.
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Dexter Thurber
Brookline
Mass
Lilibel B. Salisbury
New York
Ferry Hill
Ames B. Brown
William Twyer
Burton Stret
Nathan N. Bishop, Jr
John Floyd Huestis
Main Road
Mary E. Bullock
Richard H. Goulart
Mt. Hope Avenue
Death notices from Noroton Heights and Warren
Died Theodore R. Hawley at the Soldiers' Home Noroton Heights Conn Sept 4 1919 aged uncertain. Michele DelPiano in this town Sept 6 1919 aged 24. John A. Kemp in So Warren Sept 7 1919 aged 34. Henrietta Martin in Warren R I Sept 5 1919 in her 71st year, daughter of the late Henry and Maria C Martin.
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Hawley
Noroton Heights
Conn
Theodore R. Hawley
DelPiano
Michele DelPiano
Kemp
So. Warren
John A. Kemp
Martin
Warren
R. I
Henrietta
Henry
Maria C. Martin
Do Authors Enjoy Writing
An editorial in the New York World argues that pure love of writing yields best results while contrasting with The Sun view that most successful authors do not love the craft. It notes many writers avoid admitting dislike and doubt the romance of writing.
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Amelia E. Barr
New York World
the Sun
Columbus Day Confusion Sows School Absence
A Chicago Tribune item recalls a neighbor’s child explaining Columbus Day as the reason she was off school. The playful exchange highlights misdated pride in a schoolday misbelief and the holiday's impact on attendance.
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Columbus
America
Chicago Tribune
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