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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1921

Page

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Bristol Boys Rally To Beat Warren In County Contest

Bristol overcame a 5 3 deficit in the ninth inning to defeat Warren 6 to 5 in the opening Bristol and Warren county series contest. Barry, Wright and Andrews sparked a late rally after Bristol's earlier deficit, with Howland driving in the decisive run.

Warren Arca‘tion Bristolyand.zWarren Bristol “Boys Bristol F. Garvin Huard McSherry Bottomley Garvin Barry Ae Kollar Winiahéo Certer Andrews Baker Davidson Wright Merreweather Porter Morrissey McBeth Howland Beauregard

Inquest Held Over Fatal Shooting at Ferrara Home

Coroner George A. Arnold conducted an inquest at Rogers Free Library into the shooting of Pasquale Giglio at Salvatore Ferrara’s Bourn Street residence last Thursday night. Key witness Mrs. Ferrara refused to testify on advice of her attorney and left the building. Medical examiners testified the bullet entered the right lung, severed the pulmonary artery, and passed through the body.

George A. Arnold Rogers Free Library Pasquale Giglio Salvatore Ferrara Bourn Street Ferrara Neo Aley Spee Arnold Arnold O. R. Siegel W. Fred Williams Hugh F. Kelley James W. Goff Euclid Demars Pasquale J. W. Franklin Co

Bristol Armistice Day plans include Sept 30 dance to raise funds

The Armistice Day Committee of Bristol with American Legion support aims to observe November 11 in a simple dignified manner. A fundraiser dance is planned for Friday Sept 30 at the Naval Reserve Armory to defray event costs. Tickets are 55 cents with tax. Committee members: Edward M. Kavanaugh, chairman, and William T. Cashin, Thomas A. Hickey, Williams J. Pierce Jr., Frank B. Silvia.

Bristol American Legion Naval Reserve Armory Edward M. Kavanaugh William T. Cashin Thomas A. Hickey Williams J. Pierce Jr Frank B. Silvia

Bristol Chamber Sets Fall Meeting on Transportation

The Bristol Chamber of Commerce will hold its first fall meeting next Monday evening at the Hotel Belvedere. President Hobbs has secured speakers Charles M. Ketchum secretary of the Falls River Chamber and W F Tracey traffic manager. They will discuss transportation and the recent railroad fare increases.

Bristol Chamber of Commerce Belvedere Hobbs Charles M. Ketchum Falls River Chamber of Commerce W. F. Tracey

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