Bristol Beats Warren 3-2 In Opener At New Guiteras Field
Bristol nips Warren 3-2 in 11 innings to open the 1937 series at the new Guiteras Athletic Field before about 600 fans. Pitcher Alec Fish allows two early Bristol hits while Foxy Marshall limits Warren to eight hits as Cardoza’s two-base hit sparks the final extra frame rally scoring Del Piano on a throwing error.
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Bristol
Warren
New Guiteras Athletic Field
Foxy Marshall
Alec Fish
Cardoza
Guiteras Athletic Field
Bristol- Warren
Bill Doran
Providence
Amy
Rover” Y Cardoza
Greenwood
Newland
Alec’ Fish
Fish
Tony Perry
Lemaire
Abruzzi
Congdon
Alechi¢ Perry
Tony
Marty Brapcuzzo
Brochwu
del Piano
Abbruzzi
Hebert
Foxy
Brochu
Roller
Ryan
MacDougall to Speak at Bristol Garden Club Meeting
Mrs. Bertramis M. MacDougall will address the Bristol Garden Club on Gardens in England and Scotland. The talk is set for tomorrow afternoon at the Mount Hope camp of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Haffenreffer.
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BRS
Macdougall
Rope
England
Scotland
Bristol Garden Club
Mount Hope
R. F. Haffenreffer
Daughters of Isabella Convention News Shared in Detroit
Mrs Charles M Connery regent spoke at Hope Circle D of L in the Knights of Columbus Home detailing highlights from the recent national convention in Detroit The group also set a nominating committee for officers to be elected at the October 4 meeting with Joseph Lewis chairing the panel including Bertha Dwyer Mary Callan Marie Vermette Henry Sweeney John Condon and Winifred Walsh.
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Daughters of Isabella
Detroit
Charles M. Connery
Hope Circle
D. of L
K. of C
Connery
Joseph Lewis
Bertha Dwyer
Mary Callan
Marie Vermette
Henry Sweeney
John Condon
Winifred Walsh
Prominent Rotarian to Speak Here Tomorrow
Harrison E. Howe, past director of Rotary International and former Washington DC Rotary president, will address the Rotary Club at Hotel Belvedere tomorrow. He also served as a past governor of the 180th District and edits Industrial and Engineering Chemistry.
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Harrison E. Howe
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Hotel
Belvedere
Howe
Washington, D C
American Chemical Society
Rotary
Bleachers Ordered for New Guileras Field
Bristol County fans await Armistice Day at Guileras field as the school board authorizes movable bleachers for 1100 seats costing up to 2500 dollars funded by the Colt special fund with repayment from field receipts and capital outlay.
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Bristol County
Guileras Field
Colt Special Fund
Elmer S. Mapes
Olympian Club
Schoolhouse
Hebreth
Lo Selagi Nigniry
Ulyrminians
Bristol native injured in Bristol trolley collision
Edwin A. Barrows Jr., 29, a Bristol native living in Edgewood, was seriously injured when his car struck a stopped trolley at 9 oclock. He sustained a possible skull fracture, facial injuries, brain concussion, and forehead lacerations. He is hospitalized at St Josephs Hospital. Barrows was born in Bristol in 1897, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Barrows. His mother was Theodora Colt. He attended Bristol public schools.
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Barrows
St Joseph’s Hospital
Bristol
Edward Barrows
Theodora Colt
Red Cross appoints Bosworth Roll Call Chairman
Rev A R Parshley head of the Bristol Red Cross announced the appointment of Roswell S Bosworth as chairman of the annual Roll Call Committee. The Roll Call will extend from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving with captains and workers to be named later.
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A R. Parshley
Bristol
American Red Cross
Roswell S Bosworth
Bristol School Board Restores Pay Cuts With State Aid Boost
The Bristol school committee voted to cut the 10 percent wage reduction to seven percent as over 11 000 dollars in state equalization aid becomes available, reducing the risk of a budget deficit. The board approved new bus service for rural districts, a three year contract for George Ingram to transport 50 children, and permitted the Bristol Girl Scout Council to use the Burton school building as a center for scouting activities.
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Bristol
Elmer S. Mapes
Mapes
Hildren
George T. Ingram
Pappasquash
Ingram
Bristol Girl Scout Council
Burton School
Sidney Herreshoff
I. Leo Cantwell
Legion Head Names Standing Committees
Samuel J Smith newly appointed commander of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion announced post year appointments. Names include Frank B Silvia sergeant-at-arms A A Edmonds rehabilitation Elmer S Mapes Americanism B W Wall graves registration Joseph W Enos quartermaster Domenic Mascola and Charles R Beals finance committee Domenic Mascola social Joseph A Edmonds William LePage homes Armistice Day observance Joseph W Enos and Joseph Marshall color bearers B W Wall Christmas baskets William Seymour Armistice Ball and Armistice banquet.
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Samuel J Smith
Kearney
American Legion
Frank B Silvia
A A. Edmonds
Elmer S Mapes
B W. Wall
Joseph W. Enos
Domenic Mascola
Charles R. Beals
Joseph A. Edmonds
William LePage
Eacker
Ard
Beals Field Softball Matches Open Local League
The Civic U.S. Actip Products Inc league opened with Finishing and Shipping facing Cable and Latex on the Common while Beals Field hosted Office versus Braiding twisting. Umpires were Charles Beals and Bernard Quartaro. Play resumes tomorrow at 6 o'clock with Cable and Latex meeting Office and Braiding twisting meeting Finishing and Shipping.
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Ovis ruuEre Om Civic U. 3
S. Actipher Products, Inc
Beals
Charles Beals
Bernard Quartaro
Ofce
Wilsons welcome son in Boston
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Chase Wilson of Boston and Linden Place Bristol announce the birth of a son last night at the Richardson House Boston. Both mother and child are doing well. Mrs. Wilson is the former Miss Betty Colt of this town daughter of the late Ros well C Colt and granddaughter of the late Samuel Pomeroy Colt.
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Wilsons
Cary Chase Wilson
Boston
Linden Place
Bristol
Richardson House
Wilson
Betty Colt
This Town
Roswell C. Colt
Samuel Pomeroy Colt
When is a war not a war
The column questions the idea of war in China as Japan warns foreigners to leave Nanking while cities are bombed. It argues there is no formal declaration yet violence continues and criticizes the pretext of “helping” China as times change.
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China
Nanking
Washington, D. C
Girl Reels From School Departure After Pet Dog’s Death
A girl, left behind by her parents to attend school, learns that her beloved small dog Buddy was killed last Sunday by a much larger dog. The piece notes the emotional burden of explaining the tragedy to a child and the challenge of conveying the incident.
Parody Joins Public Discourse On Bedtime Radio Safety
A Phoenix recruiter shared a tale about a June publication that mocked Longfellow’s The Children’s Hour. The spoof used punning and jests to critique nightly radio stories said to disturb children’s sleep.
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Recuter
the Phoenix
Longfellow
Ila
Gates
Yntifdés
Poem Heard From Acquaintance in Dallas Texas
A friend cites an acquaintance in Dallas reporting that the poem continues on page 4. The remark hints at ongoing publication or feature beyond the current page.
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Dallas
Texas
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Luise Rainer
Robert Young
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Donald Woods
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Craig Reynolds
Miriam Hopkins
Joel McCrea
Leo Carillo
Lynn Overman
Mary Carlisle
Porter Hall
George Barbier
Benny Baker
Spring Byington
John Patterson
Samuel Goldwyn
Barbara Stanwyck
John Boles
Anne Shirley
Edwin A. Barrows, Jr
Edgewood
Roll Call
Charles B. Rockwell
Annie D. Sisson
Edward J Rinaldi
Bessie Tobin
Helen A. Condon
Helen P. Morris
Legion Head Names
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Buddy
Hope Street
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