Guiteras Field Opens With Bristol Warren Series Opener
The Bristol Warren baseball rivalry kicks off at the new Guiteras Athletic Field with a best three of five series opener. Frank L. Dorna announces the first game will draw a large crowd while others will be played Sundays due to a Holy Name parade. Bill Doran leads the local nine with aides Bill Bottomley Harvey Gladue and John Josephs. Marty Biancuzzo bats and Foxy Marshall pitches the opener.
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Guiteras Athletic
Bristol-Warren
Bill Doran
Bristol Boys
Warren
Guiteras Athletic Field
Frank L. Dorna
Brsistol Twilight League
Holy Name
Providence
Ae Ssee Raas
Board of Governors
Bill Bottomley
Harvey Gladue
John Josephs
Bill
Foxy Marshall
Marty Biancuzzo
Marty
Manny Borges
Curly Desilets
Tony del Piano
Buddy Congdon
Leon Lemaire
Tony Perry
River Cardoza
Joe’ Aguiar
Babe Ethier
Andy D'Ambrosia
Stanley Tupay
Arnold Dryer
Jim Duffy
Joe Pecur
Police to honor late Captain Goff at Bristol dance
Bristol Police Benefit Association to host its first annual dance on September 30 at the Bristol Casino to honor Captain Goff who served 35 years and died on duty May 4 1934. Souvenir programs will memorialize him as townspeople rush to buy tickets supervised by Patrolman A Michael Bullock with honorary chairmen led by Town Council President Prescott B Paull.
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Goff
Department
Bristol Police Benefit Association
Bristol Casino
Harness
Cap
A. Michael Bullock
Prescott B Paull
Benjamin M MacDougall
Peter Gasper
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Wallis E. Howe
Edward E. Bunn
James J Walsh
Henry W Peterson
L. H Callan
W Fred Williams
Wiliam H. Angevine
Spaghetti Supper Planned by St Rita’s Glub
St. Rita's Glub announces a spaghetti supper hosted by the Society of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church on October 4 in the Parish hall on Congregational Street. Co chairs are Misses Dorothy Ruggiero and Theggia Turillo with a large committee of local women assisting.
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St. Rita's
Angelina Terascio
Mary DiPalma
Margaret Marshall
Annie Matrone
Holy Name Parade Plans At St Mary's Providence
The Holy Name Society of St Marys Church schedules a march next Sunday in Providence with private cars for members departing the church at 2pm. A Sunday night meeting formed committees for arrangements including transportation, sashes badges and publicity, with Rev Lawrence Deery and others guiding the effort.
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SF. Mary's Holy Name
Holy Name Society
St Mary's Church
Holy Name Societies
Providence
James J. McKenna
George T Ingram
William L. Leahy
Robert B Newbold
William T Dwyer
Police capture ice plant burglar in Barrington break in
Frank Cirillo aged 27 of 621 Maple Avenue Barrington confessed to Bristol police that he stole 179.71 from the N J and H W Vermette Ice Company on Thames Street. He led officers to the money hidden in a cellar after a 12 hour questioning. He says 93.45 cash and 86.26 in checks were used to cover gambling losses. He pleaded not guilty and faces Fifth District Court Monday morning.
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Frank Cirillo
Maple Avenue
Barington
Bristol
N. J. and
H. W. Vermette Ice Company
Thames Street
Cirillo
Custolx
Harry R. Grady
Barrington Are
Justice of the Peace
Joseph A. Hammill
Fifth District Court
Frederick W Serbst
Ta A
Avas
Ciritlo
Patrolman
Serbst
Eagles Plan Drive for Membership at Wood Street Meeting
Britol Aerie No 953 Fraternal Order of Eagles outlined a membership drive at a meeting in the arete rooms on Wood Street. Two teams were formed led by Francis P Cuomo and Frank Marshall. A bake at Fales Grove is set for September 26 with local arrangements members named.
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Britol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Arete
Wood Street
Francis P Cuomo
Frank Marshall
State Aerue
Fales’ Grove
Manuel Perry
Anthony Junes
John Andrade
Manuel Vargas, Jr
Louis Matrone
Colt Grads of 1937 Face Education and Employment Choices
The class of 1937 at Colt Memorial High School shows 18 entering or planning college or training, 23 unemployed, four working in town, four out of town, two abroad, and 24 employed locally. Rhode Island colleges lead enrollments, with Bryant and others following. several grads have taken jobs with local firms or studied at institutes, with one pursuing post graduate work and another in a CCC camp.
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Colt Memorial High School
C C. C
Rhode Island College of Education
Bristol
Bryant College
Rhode Island State
Brown
Bates
Holy Cross
Textile College
London
Eng
Colby
Collins and Aikman Corporation
Tse Power Puis
Emiratyen Uy Vationy
Businss
Irene Elizabeth Gallo
Ruth Walton Hazledine
Anthony Philomen Tasiello
Robert Clifford Newbold
Afiodt Island College of Education
Prhg
Margaret Rucci
Elmina Marino
Rhoda Elizabeth Hobson
Robert. Moore _McGann
Rhode Island State College
Janette McCaw
Muriel Ruth Sanford
Robert Allen ‘Tourigney
Norman Lee
Hibbert
Brown University
Antonio Fortunato Carmone
Missionary School
Antonio Pasquale Perroni
Holy Cross College
Michael Joseph Turillo, Jr
Springfield College
Marguerite Wardwell deRocha
Colby College
Charles Edward Hartley
Textile School England
Movies of international cup races at Bristol Yacht Club
Prof George H. Owen and Frank H. Conant of MIT will screen motion pictures of the recent international cup races at the Bristol Yacht Club tonight. Afterward John Wood of MIT will discuss small boat racing tactics. The program is organized by a Yacht Club committee led by Mrs. Helen L. C. DeWolf.
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George H. Owen
Frank H. Conant
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bristol
John Wood
M. T
Yacht Club
Helen L. C. DeWolf
Barking Fronts and Hidden Heart of Gold
The piece notes people whose harsh exterior masks a softer nature. It describes the old fashioned dramatist’s view of those who bark to project toughness while concealing sentimentality and kindness.
Fragmented tribute and stray notes from a 1936 public issue
A quoted reminiscence by Romeyn Berry reflects on his friend Dean Diederichs of Cornell Engineering, mingled with a garbled campaign bulletin stating that Saturday was the most dangerous driving day while Tuesday was safest according to 1936 figures.
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Romeyn Berry
Cornell
Dean Diederichs
Cornell University College of Engineering
Herman Diederichs
Bre Peisons
Notes on Driver Safety and Pedestrian Impairment
A discussion of road accident statistics shows 7 percent of drivers in accidents are women. Most fatal crashes occur on dry roads with clear weather. Nearly all fatal drivers have at least one year of experience, and 7.3 percent of fatal drivers had been drinking. One in nine pedestrians killed in 1936 had liquor in their system.
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Gibi
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Deneghney
Kia
Ruggiero
Turillo
Patsy Kelly
Jack Hawley
Rosina Lawrence
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Jane's
Jane Withers
Walter Brennan
Pauline Moore
Douglas Fowley
Carl
Alfafa" Switzer
Victor Moore
Beulah Bondi
Fay Bainter
Thomas Mitchell
Preston Foster
Joan Fontaine
Loretta
Don
Spain
Loretta Young
Don Ameche
Borrah Minevitch
Frances Drake
BR Catlett
John Carradine
Sig Rumann
Walee
Harold Huber
Aront West Days
Berel Isney
Cartooso
Colt Grads
England
Branke Russo
Leah Eisenstadt
Thomas Henry Byrnes, Jr
State Highway Department
Elsie
Ann Gilroy
George Sousais
Asselin's Garage
William Donald
Ross
Madeline
Pousa
Europe
Margaret
Mary Connors
John R. Simoes, Jr
Margaret Bernardine West
Isabel Cabral
Jeannette Claire Charette
Rhoda Levy
Anthony Nastri
Audrey Dunbar Newman
Arthur Anthony Nunes
William Masterson Doran
Vernon Manchester Gray
Aniello Parisi
Mere
H. E. Boultee
Hope Street
Narragansett Bay
Burton Street
Cor
Woodlawn Avenue
MR. Childs
MR. Allard
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