First Annual Factory Council Clam Bake Outing
The National India Rubber Company Factory Council held its first annual outing Sunday at Prospect Farm Half Way Hill with about 80 attendees. A clam chowder lunch preceded athletic games, an egg race won by Elizabeth Breen, and a baseball match.
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ESR. ‘Co
Prospect Farm
National India Rubber Company
Half Way Hill
Misslizabeth Breen
Ralph W. Holt
Edward I Cooper
N. I. A. Ambulance Corps
Phineas Crapo
Edward A. Currier
Messrs. Cooper
Holt
Samuel Connery
Fire in Tenement House Injures Warded Room Fire
A Saturday blaze at 19 Prospect Street in a two story tenement damaged the second floor bedroom. Four year old Louis Francis placed matches in a closet and ignited clothes under the bed while his mother was away. Neighbors extinguished the fire. contents burned include bed clothing and wardrobe. father was away with the fire company when notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Street
William Francis
Mr. Francis
Hydraulion Engine and Hose Company
Accidents at Ball Game Injure Two Spectators
At the Asylum grounds Saturday two incidents marred the game. Ralph Petrucci, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Saverio Petrucci, was struck in the left eye by a foul tip and received first aid before being sent home. Louis Burgess, a Wardwell Lumber driver, was knocked down by a standing auto near the gate, with a wheel passing over him. he sustained a dislocated shoulder and hip injuries and received medical attention.
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Asylum Grounds
Ralph
Saverio Petrucci
Prospect Street
J. H. Young & Co
A. M. Merriman
Young Petrucci
Colt Memorial High School
Louis Burgess
Wardwell Lumber Company
Joseph Almeida
Burgess
Mr. Burgess
Harold DeWolf
Insurgent Republicans win Bristol caucus by wide margin
In Bristol the insurgent wing ousted the regulars 353 to 196 at a crowded court house caucus to elect a Republican Town Committee and delegates to state and congressional conventions. Women voters helped drive turnout amid rival ticket battles led by Ezra Dixon and Hammill, with details of district results and candidate lists.
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Court House
Bristol
Stoming Squarieraas
Ezra Dixon
State Central Committee
F. H. Hammill
Bertram W. Wall
James Lavander
Lavander
Joseph A. Hammill
William L. Connery
Connery
George A. Arnold
Everett L.B. Church
Republican Town Committee
Pietro Vaccaro
Suite Arab B. Young
Joseph M. Edmonds
Rennie Sawyer
Anna Pierce
Byfield School
Joseph Kinder
Mary L. Colt
Alice M. W. Bourn
Mildred Lewis Williams
Henry W. Remington
J. Winthrop DeWolf, Jr
Cora M. Hill
John R. Magee
James J. Sylvester
Earl H. McKenzie
Ernest W. Weaver
Alexander G. Fales
Everett Leb. Church
George Clark
Octave LeClair
Andrew W. Anthony
Fifth District Court fines two men in speed and weapon cases
Roland Artes pleaded guilty to exceeding the speed limit and was fined 150 dollars plus costs after a ruling yesterday before Judge F H Hammill. Thomas J Head pleaded guilty to carrying and discharging a concealed weapon and was fined 20 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Artes
Fifth District
F. H. Hammill
Thomas J. Head
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Mila
Remueres
Hope and
Bradford Streets
Yoal
Arthur F. Lyrich
McCaw Anastace AG. F. Nelle L. Benjamin H. A. Round Quirk Bros. Mrs. Kebrek Y
Luso American Gr
IELCO
Campanella Bros
Mederilos
Benard Brown
Clarke & Manchester
J. Bassing
A. C
Eisenstadt
Joseph Colte
DeCosta Bros
Northup Bros
R. C. Quirk
Hope Drug Co
Goff’s Market
Willam Perry Commerciale
Piranese
O’neil & Delahanty
Davis
Cascara
la Grippe
Ralph Petrucci
Fifth District Court
Industrial Trust Co
Istol
Hope S Street
Fock
AAA
Edward, D. Kunz Gotan
Uae
Tee
Gom Peers Son Ore
Stapoal’ Company
Tain
Frank Mayo
Lillian, Rich
King
Baggott
HAWKS
Paramount Aircraft
Ethel‘ Clayton Joe
Paris
Orient
Johnny Ray
Father
Constance
Talmadge
Cotinie
Billie West
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