Bristol Bowl A 2 1 Pitchers Duel Brings Warren Victory
Warren edges Bristol 2 1 in a classic pitching duel as D Ambrosio and Correira shut down offenses. Warren gains game two to even series at one game apiece with strong defense and key baserunning by Brochu and Sevigney.
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Warren
Bristol
Andy D’ambrosio
Br Ste
Andy
Ernest G Brown
Hut” Correira
Moundsman
D’ambrosia
Hut
Buddy Congdon
Warren—Congdon
Urban Mello
D’ambrosio
Velleca
L. Fish
Borges
Leclerc
Brochu Sylvia
Bruno
Warren—Bruno
Brochu Sevigney
Abbruzzi
Congdon
A. Fish
Sevigney
Bristol—Mans
Correira
Perry
Warren—M _ Abbruzzi
Urban
Mello
Ly D'Ambrosio
First Baptist Church Bristol Plans 1811 Anniversary Supper
Parishioners of the First Baptist Church Bristol prepare a commemorative get together in honor of the 18th anniversary of the church founding. Rev Harold Baker, former pastor now in New London Conn, to preach at Sunday memorial services. Committee led by Mrs Fred Mott will organize the dinner and program with Rev C J Yoeman in charge.
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Pote - In
First Baptist Church
C J Yoeman
Fred Mott
Joseph Alger
Charles Liscomb
Qus Bailey
Dorothy Mott
Harold Baker
New London
Conn
First Baptist Church of
Bristol
Thomas Nelson
Driver appeals $100 fine for Labor Day wagon crash
Francs Cabral, 16, of 12 Perry plat, appealed a $100 fine and costs levied by Judge William T O'Donnell for reckless driving that endangered life and limb in a beach wagon crash on Labor Day night injuring six. Bail of $500 was posted. Manuel C Corriea of Swansea was fined $5 for failing to stop at a boulevard sign. Several civil cases were heard by Judge Yonnell.
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William T O'Donnell
Fifth District Court
Lamb
Francs Cabral
Perry
South
Manuel C Corriea
Swansea
Ydonnell
Plants to Be Exchanged at Bristol Garden Club Meeting
Members of the Bristol Garden Club will exchange plants at a meeting held Friday at 2 PM at the R F Haffenreiler Camp Mount Hope Farm. A social period followed the exchange.
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Bristol Garden Club
R F
Mount Hope Farm
Caucus Battles Loom on Local Political Front
Nomination papers filed by five factions signal bitter caucus battles in Bristol. Insurgents challenge both parties with Moriarty versus Byrnes for state senate and McGovern Flint facing off against Moriarty on the GOP side. Regulars nominate Pagnano and Fisher with insurgent rivals in the First and Second District races.
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McCoy
Moriarty
McGovern
Flint
Bristol
Republican Party
Democratic Town Committee
Thomas P McCoy
Governor Club
G Andrews Moriarty
GOP
James H McGovern
Albert H Flint, Jr
Thomas H Byrnes
Sebastian Alessandro
Pasquale Pagnano
Jesse Rebello
Aaron Fisher
Thomas B. Laver
Democratic Caucus
McCoy Forces
Republican Town Committee
Senator Byrnes
Prescott B Paull
Anthony R. Parshley
Byrnes
Paull
Charles F. Rockwell
G Andrews Moriarts
James J Velleca
John R Megee
Elizabeth Gladding
William X Dixon
William G Dixon
I. H Callan
Charles B Rockwell
John R Bernardo
Andrews Moriarty
Benjamin F Lindemuth
Merton A Cheesman
Joseph C Kinder
Celestina B
Tuplin
Caesar Brito
Vasta Ruggierio
Everett Leb Church
Car Bisbane
Harry Bullock
Grace B Huestis
Albert Johnson
Walter Kerr
Joseph D. Kinder
John Joseph
John P. Marshall
Helen Bear
Anna Paiva
Joseph R. Perrom
Vasta L. Ruggierio
Celestna B
Michael Pasquarelli
Joseph Perron
Sewage Plant Can Operate Without Nuisance Says Barrows
Professor H K Barrows of Boston told the Bristol Sewer Commission that the disposal plant can be run with existing equipment without creating odors. He said he would study the situation before guaranteeing operation and noted he might supervise a trial period or recommend an engineering firm if needed.
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Bristol
H K. Barrows
Boston
Sewer Commission
Belyaucremwrre
Barrows
Bristol Sewer Commission
Donatd Gsladue
Gladue
Professor Barrows
Joseph H Hammill
Hammill
Peter Gasper
Willam T Dwyer
Ernest ( Brown
U S Rubber Company
Joseph Holmes
P D Frazer
Collins and Ikwan, Myss
Arthur Carrman
Othar
Seamloadtars
William W Perry
Wallis E. Howe
Norman Herreshoff
Merry throng at BTA Bazaar fills Armory with cheer
Opening night draws large crowds to the BTA Bazaar as booths offer food cake premiums and a new Darto game. Turtles marathon spectators and a popular lamp door prize draw attendees. Firemen's Night slated for next Saturdays with Warren and Bristol fire company members expected.
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Armory
Edward ID Kunz
Armistice Committee Meets for First Time Tomorrow
Bristol hosts initial Armistice Day plans at a general committee meeting tomorrow night in the Hotel Belvedere. The committee is led by Post Department Vice Commander A A Edmonds and includes Commander-elect Charles FE Burns of Kearney Post No 6 and Legionnaires William J. Seymour, Stanley E Friswell, John H Toplin, Fred M Straight, Frank B Sylvia, C J Mariano, James F Duffy, R S Bosworth, John Flynn, and George Don.
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Bristol
General Committee
Hotel
Belvedere
Post Department
A A Edmonds
Charles FE Burns
Kearney Post
No 6
The
American Legion
William J. Seymour
Stanley E Friswell
John H Toplin
Fred M Straight
Frank B Sylvia
C J Mariano
James ° F Duffy
R S Bosworth
John Flynn
George Don
Ezikovich Daughter Wed Roland Parker in New Bedford
Mrs Theresa Ezikovich of Lincoln avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Julia Ezikovich to Roland H Parker of Providence on July 25 1936 in New Bedford Massachusetts. The couple resides at 26 Tucker avenue Cranston RI. Mrs Parker will continue her position with The Prudential Insurance Company indefinitely.
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Theresa Ezikovich
Lincoln Avenue
Julia Ezikovich
Roland H. Parker
Providence
New Bedford
Mass
Tucker Avenue
Cranston, I
Parker
Prudential Insurance Comany
Italo American Club Plans Second Columbus Ball
The Italo-American club schedules its second annual Columbus Ball for October 1 at the Bristol Casino. Dr John R Bernardo leads the arrangements with a long committee including Domenico Langello and Salvatore Marsano. Sub committees will be named at the next meeting.
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Bristol Casino
Hope Street Hut
John R Bernardo
Domenico Langello
Salvatore Marsano
Jerry Romano
Michael Securo
Raymond J. Cavallaro
Michael W. Pasquarelli
Philip Sansone
Louis Tortorice
Joseph Pirni
Anthony Marsano
Anthony DuPont
Carlo Bisbano
James J. Velleca
What I Found In Rhode Island Misinfo Sample
A reader shares a clipped item from Summit Herald and Summit Record exposing misinformation. The column notes a Rhode Island piece earns poor publicity and illustrates how some writers bend facts, alongside a longtime editor’s 36 years of service and a travel plan.
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Summit Herald
Summit Record
Summit
N. J
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Rhody
Rhode Island Visit Prompts Praise of Farms and Bogs
A traveler extols Rhode Island as a small but pleasant state with clean towns and farms. Cranberry farming dominates, while bogs lie in low valleys with deep ditches and scarce water, prompting reflections on industry and scenery.
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Rhode Island
Water scarce in rugged Pine lands during dry seasons
Travelers describe miles of hills and valleys with no streams or usable water. A station near the bay notes only rainfall provides water, except for a single spring atop the recent mountain, and ditches dry up in summer while rainy seasons fill them in late fall and winter.
Through Buzzards Bay Bridges to Providence and Cranberry Stands
A travel note recalls crossing two bridges at Buzzards Bay and Saga more toward a new canal in Massachusetts. Providence is described as busy and clean while the State House visit misses Governor Green but meets a friendly chief clerk. The cranberry region features a 25 foot tall cranberry cocktail bottle stand, with many flocks of chickens seen across the state line.
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Buzzards Bay
Sagamore
Massachusetts
Providence
State House
Theodore F. Green
Rhode Island
Massachusets
New England towns claim historic spots during Jersey trip
A Jersey reader notes New England pride in historic sites including Roger Williams cottage built in 1773 while lamenting federal administration and high taxes. He plans to report next on Massachusetts findings.
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Providence
New England
New
New Englands
Béton
Massachusetts
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