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Newspaper

Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1932

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Bristol Twilight League Banquet Set for Oct 13 in Hall

The Bristol Twilight League will hold its annual banquet Thursday evening October 13 at the Bristol Train of Artillery Hall. A major league ball player is sought as principal speaker and tickets will be allocated to team managers for players and coaches. Prizes funded by local merchants will honor top players, with final finances and distribution announced by treasurer Frederick E. Garvin.

Bristol Frederick E. Garvin Garvin Board of Governors Jas F. Duffy George W Boutilier George Solomonese Fred E. Garvin Roswell S. Bosworth

District ConventConvene Parade Lays Ahead for Legion

Kearney Post No 6 American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary plan to attend District No 2 convention in Warren Town Hall Thursday. A 7:45 p.m. street parade features groups from Warren and neighboring towns with Bugle and Drum Corps, followed by installation of officers led by Carl Clark and his staff. More than 350 legionnaires and auxiliary members expected.

Kearney American Legion Warren Town Hall Warren Barrington Riverside East Providence Block Island Jamestown Portsmouth Newport Little Compton Carl Clark

Kearney Post Shooters Down East Warren in Rifle Meet

The Kearney Post rifle team, led by Major Henry Hambrick, defeated the East Warren Rod and Gun Club at Fales Field. Bristol’s team scoring 1127 of 1500 edged their rivals by 16 points. Capt. A. A. Moren of Battery C, 243rd C. A., led all shooters with 252 of 300, while Hambrick placed second.

Henry Hambrick Kearney Post East Warren Fales Field Range Bristol A. A. Moren Battery C C. A Hambrick

Public Aid Directors Hold Executive Session

Public Aid officials met with Edward P. Reidy, Providence Public Aid Director, and announced a mutual agreement to aid dependents in both towns. Miss Gertrude M. Hasbrouck reported routine business and new cases, declining to detail Reidy's visit.

Public Aid Department Edward P. Reidy Providence Public Aid Reidy Providence Gertrude M. Hasbrouck

Judge Greene to Lecture on Christian Science in Providence

Judge Samuel W Greene of Chicago will give a lecture on Christian Science at the First Church of Christ Scientist Providence on Thursday evening October 4 at 8. He will be introduced by Frank Kingsford. The public is invited to attend.

Samuel W Greene CSRB Chicago Ill First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Providence R I Greene Frank Kingsford

Admiral William S Sims to speak on tax burden at Colt Memorial High

Admiral William S Sims will address Colt Memorial High School in the auditorium on Thursday evening under the National Economy League. He resigned from the American Legion to protest pay for soldiers, discussing the league’s aim to reduce taxation and wasteful government spending with leadership from figures like Calvin Coolidge and Gen. John J Pershing. The event starts at 8 oclock with no admission charged.

National Economy League Admiral Byrd League William S. Sims National Advisory Council Colt Memorial High School Admiral Sims American Legion Legion Calvin Coolidge Alfred E. Smith Elihu Root Newton D. Baker John J. Pershing Richard FE. Byrd the League Archibald B. Roosevelt Theodore

Bristol Young Men Charged With Assault and Revelling

Philip Pivin and Frank Abate 19 and 20 were arraigned on charges of revelling and assault after a Thames street incident at Martins store. Bail set at 100 and 500. unable to meet bond, both confined to Bristol County Jail pending grand jury action.

Philip Pivin Catherine Street Frank Abate Mount Hope Avenue Justice of the Peace Joseph A Hammill Bristol County Thames Street Rafael Martins Pivm Martins Lucy Botelha Pivin Mr Martins Pisin

M C Smith Jr Speaks at Lions Club Meeting

Maurice C Smith Jr former factor y manager of the National India Rubber Company spoke at the weekly Lions Club luncheon at the Hotel Belvedere urging Bristol to unite townspeople in the rehabilitation campaign. He pressed for industrial and residential development and a definite policy to attract new industries.

Bristol Maurice C Smith, Jr National India Rubber Company Lions Club Belvedere

Democratic Caucus Faces Hurdle Over Incomplete Nominee Slate

Town Democratic caucus set for tomorrow in Artillery Hall to nominate General Assembly candidates and elect delegates to state and congressional conventions. The dispute stems from an incomplete slate reportedly not properly filed with the town clerk, leading to court intervention and a series of unopposed and insurgent slates for various district positions.

Artillery Hall General Assembly State Central Committee Joseph E. McGrath Daniel W. Coggeshall Coggeshall Edward L. Leahy George R Fish Town Committee John Nixon Wallis E Howe Bernard McAllan Norman EF. Benard Thomas H. Byrnes James Holmes Wilfred Hamill John Romano Robert J Anderson James J Walsh Walter Munro Joseph Almeida Donatd Gladue Bernard M.callan Norman FE. Benard Wallis E. Howe Thomas H Byrnes Norman F. Benard I Leo Cantwell Wilfred M Hamill Robert J. Anderson Elizabeth E. Lynch Patrick P. Walsh Walter H Munro Francisco T. Canario Donat Gladue Benjamin Dorstrom James E Connors

Coming Events Musical and Social Series Listed

Oct 4 Tuesday Kitty musical comedy by Kearney Post American Legion at Guiteras Memorial auditorium. Oct 5 Wednesday Halloween Social at Guiteras House under Netopian Society Congregational Church. Oct 7 Friday Harvest Dance by Bristol Colt Alumni Association at Bristol Casino.

Kearney Post, American Legion Guiteras Memorial Auditorium Hallowe'en Social Guiteras House Netopian Society Congregational Church Bristol Colt Alumni Association Bristol Casino

Guiteras Pupils Present Weekly Program at Memorial High School

The Guiteras Memorial High School pupils from grades seven to nine staged a Friday program headlined by a comedy sketch Who's the Boss. Ruth Kershaw announced with musical and dramatic items including songs, readings, pantomime, and a salute to the flag under new librarian Miss Jessie Molasky.

Guiteras Memorial High School Ruth Kershaw Jessie Molasky W. L. Serbst Guiteras Esther Perkins Norman Hibbert Mary George Dorothy White Harriet Morgan Ida Sousa John Gilroy Edmund Borges Frank Marabello George Sousa Palmina Massa Betty Waite Rose Formisano Irene Silvia Raffaelina Pansa Miss Mary Sally Church Marjorie Magee Katherine Manchester Mary Velleca Shirley Rishe Emily Avilla Mary Mazza

Zoning Board Delays Breen Petition On 367 High Street

Bristol Zoning Board of Review reserved decision on the Breen petition to build a store on the occupational line at 367 High Street after no opposition was present. The board requires 60 percent of nearby property owners to approve. John D Onofrio received approval to construct a greenhouse on Center Street. Members present were Francis Mc Govern chairman John W Card secretary Salvatore Della Morte Ezra Dixon Jr.

Bristol Zoning Board of Review Hugh P. Breen High Street John D’onofrio Center Street Francis McGovern John W. Card Salvatore Della Morte Ezra Dixon, Jr

Fifth District Court Met in Brief Civil Session

A short Fifth District Court session yesterday with no criminal cases. Three civil actions were heard by Judge Benjamin F. Lindemuth: Goglia vs Castigliego continued one week. Downey vs Vento defaulted. Grabert vs Henry continued one week.

Fifth District Court Benjamin F. Lindemuth Peter Goglia Gaetano Castigliego Alice F. Downey Joseph Vento Henry Grabert John Henry

Open Meeting Promotes Portuguese Civic Unity in Bristol

The Bristol Portuguese-American Women's Civic League held its first open meeting at Lincoln Hall with 125 attendees. Speakers urged unity among Portuguese residents and to support Portuguese candidates for public offices, featuring Rev Manuel Barros and local officials among the presenters.

Bristol Joseph A. Almeida Mary Farias Arella Faries Boston University Manuel J. Barros St. Elizabeth’s Church Frank J. Sylvia Manuel A. Perry Bristol Atrie

Italian Supper Promises Spaghetti and Feasting at Y M C A

The Olympia Club hosts its annual Italian supper in Rockwell Hall at the Y M C A on Thursday. Tickets are selling fast for a menu prepared by a local Italian chef. Proceeds go to the athletic fund with dancing to Joe Bisbario’s orchestra afterward. Supervisors include Mrs George A Boutilier and Mrs John G Stewart with several assistants.

Italy Olympian Club Club Rockwell Hall Othe Club Joe Bisbario George A. Boutilier John G. Stewart Emma May Goulet Mary Pimental Mary Santo John Marshall Joseph Perry

Evening High School opens for registration and classes

Evening High School invites advanced students to register Wednesday evening this week September 28 between 7 and 8 oclock for new pupils and Americanization classes. Registration for all new pupils and classes for English Typewriting Shorthand Bookkeeping Commercial Law Business Practice Foods and Clothing and Americanization and Citizenship will be held Monday evening October 3 at 7 oclock.

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Ague Annest Train of Artillery Hall Capt. Moron Kearney Post St St Sit Pr. Tot Mogayzel McDonald Peterson Amaral Moren Ee Ee Vt Uae Aero Pastime Theatre Helen Twelvetrees Robert Young Lewis Stone Jean Hersholt Paramount News Reel Joan Bennett Ben Lyon Ginger Rogers Dickie Moore Alexander Carr Richard Bennett Beryl Meier Laurel & Hardy M . M. News Shadow of the Eagle Toma M. C. Smith, JR Lions Club Meeting Democratic Caucus Miss Molasky Zoning Board BREEN Women’s League Edward Kunz Optometrist
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