Allied Bazaar Pays Homage To Allied Nations
The American Legion Auxiliary presents a two night Allied Bazaar on Sept 20 and 21 from 7:30 PM with rooms dedicated to English Irish French Italian Portuguese and American tables. Madame Mystery the fortune teller will be there along with cake candy grabs punch flowers and sale items. Dancing starts at 8 PM with Wheel of Fortune and booths run by Mrs Abby Hill Mrs Elizabeth Gifford Mrs Josephine Trask Mrs John Troiano Miss Annie Peters Mrs Marcia Gifford and Mrs William Pierce.
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Abby Hill
Elizabeth Gifford
Josephine Trask
John Troiano
Annie Peters
Outdoor moving pictures draw large crowd for Theodore Roosevelt feature
Last evening's outdoor screening proved a marked success with excellent weather and what was likely the season's largest audience yet. The feature The Great American Theodore Roosevelt impressed with its theme, portrayal, and photography and included Roosevelt's famous sayings echoed by the crowd. The final outdoor demonstration in the movement is planned for Thursday at 8 o'clock.
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Canan
Theodore
Roosevelt
Local Scouts Plan Meetings and Exposition Delegation
Rhode Island delegation led by Deputy Commissioner George R. Fish attends Mohawk Village at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Mass starting next Sunday. Local scouts arrange merit badge booth on Hiking and Stalking with work shown by Fish and others. Delegation leaves Friday and stays until expo close September 24.
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Franklin Street
Phs
George R. Fish
Rhode Island
Mohawk Village
Springfield
Mass
Fish
P. L. Erasmo Mancini
P. L. LeBaron” Brown
P. L. Romeo Cafarelli
Frank Andrade
Anthony Borges
Joseph Ferri
Samuel Ferri
Frank Sousa
the American Legion
Awashonks Herd
Herd
Death notices for Costa and Gallagher residents
In this town on September 8 Frank Costa aged 5 years is reported. In this town on September 10 Mrs Catherine Gallagher aged 73 years is recorded.
Local theater notes mix baseball chatter and soap opera cast
A fragmented column combines Kept play by play of a Bristol beat and a plot summary of a Broadway drama. Readers glimpse Bristol baserunners, Murphy’s return, and a shift to a New York cabaret love story with Doris Pawn and Karnum.
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SPAS _ Wes
Ieee
Esai
Edward
Ndices'times
Williams
Clarke
Sand Abe
Doris’ Pawn
Karnum
New York
White Light
Spon- Alls
Idespitesa
Goremand
Sidelines of the Game Bright Spots and Local Pleasantries
Eddie Murphy appears a finished ball player with fans warmly greeting him at the plate after improved fielding and swift throws. Pete Wood shows rugged endurance as towels switch spots each inning. Plans for Johnny Cooney Day at Bleven Field on Sept 24 and a Jammie Garvin Day are hinted, while a lost voice is sought to be returned to Joseph Servant. Bristol’s Jack Finnell refereed a Curtain Montreal bout with noted breaks by Pete Wood quelques.
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Eddie Murphy
Pete Wood
Pete
Johnny Cooney
Bleven Field
Providence
Cranston
Jammie Garvin
Jimmie
Joseph Servant
Bristol
Jack Finnell
Montreal
Early Anglo-Saxon Shire-Mote and Witenagemote
The shire mote or county assembly met twice yearly under open skies and handled land disputes crown and church rights. The witenagemote served as the kingdom's wise men council, supreme court, and laws and taxes body, meeting at Christmas Easter and Whitsuntide.
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Supreme Court of Justice
Desert Gold and Redhead at the Star Theatre
The Star Theatre shows Zane Grey’s Desert Gold produced by Benjamin B Hampton and Eltinge F Warner with E K Lincoln and others. Also Alice Brady in Redhead a tale of a cabaret girl and romance staged Wednesday and Thursday. A western action film So This is Arizona with Franklin Farnum and Francis Ford opens Wednesday.
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Benjamin B. Hampton
Zane Grey
Leo Maloney
Ruth Roland
Star Theatre
America
Eltinge F. Warner
Zane Grey Pictures, Inc
Alice Brady
Dazié
Miss Brady
Dazie
Conrad Nagel
Arizona
Franklin Farnum
Shorty” Hamilton
al Hart
Francis Ford
Rhode Island Sealed Proposals For Three Bridges
The Rhode Island State Board of Public Roads calls for sealed proposals for three reinforced concrete bridges at Hope Valley Hopkinton Asquepaug South Kingston and Silver raids Bristol. Proposals due Sept 13 1922 with 200 cash bond. Plans cost 10 to be refunded on return. Work must finish by Dec 3 1922.
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Hope Valley
Hopkinton
South
Kingston
Arid
Bristol
State’ Board of Public Roads
State House
Providence
R. L
Rhode Island
The
State Board of Public Roads
Abram L. Atwood Benjamin
Robinson Frank Cole
J. Henry Woodard
Alton Head
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Ceemans
Ian Tonto
Kempson
Kempson Pictures, Inc
Helenie Rea Tead
Wm. L. Smith
Shorty Hamilton
Franklyn Farnum
Pathe Review
Harold Lloyd
Conway Tearle
Billy Mason
Kimwood Avenue
Freeman Avenue
Parkway
Doyle Avenue
Rhode Island Electrical League
Marshall B. Martin
RI. Electrical League
Tilder-S Thurber Company
Torderealsore
Ibristor Debeatsere
Eam
Rederos
Ingentuils
Petar Wild
Ubé
Richaards
Ator Brown
Sunny “Garvin
Murphy
Rivard
Bottomley
Sand
J. Garvin
Johnson
Southern Maryland
Leonardtown Nine
Short
Dorothy “Dalton
Milton Sills
Maurice Flynn
Bristol Ab
Fryer
Lemee Tanner Ore
F. Garvin
Pencerrs Rivard
Andrews
McGinley
Wood
Pemeen
S&s Fisk
Red Tops
Sharpe
T. Trosche
Greenhalgh
Whalen
Smith
Crowther
E. Trosche
Moriarty
Richards
Finnell
Clemence
Y Wit
Brisol
Memorial Building
John W. Church
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Rita
Ranyl
Marre
Gifford
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Yelena Ets
Nate
Dante
Robert
G.W. Simmons
Elep Petites
Emeraral
Williamsstr
Iueraker Ana Fetal
Dorchester Itual Firelns. Co
Boston
Watson &Co
Agenta
Gtate
Eybasset Street
Providents
Derett Providence
Warren
Bristol Express
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Ingram’s Express
Suzman
William 4
Frankin & Co
Wood St
E. W. Weaver
Pierce Avenue
Isaac B. Munro
Garfield Avenue
Raymond P. Smith
Burton Street
Freeborn
R. Cole
Cooke Street
Carpenter
Selcore
Sieocabie Pate
Union BT
Summonster
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Stelestone
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