Calender Ball Game and Local Notes at National Rubber Co
Calender room teams, led by W I Finch and Elwin C Fish, played a factory game with Fish’s team winning 22 to 10 before a large crowd. News items include YMCA notes on football trials, Cadet company reorganization, Roosevelt address on character and leadership, a boys tennis tournament with entrants listed, a Jonah lesson recap, and a Cold remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National India Rubber Co
W.I. Finch
Elwin C. Fish
Motte
Anderson
White
Graham
Mack
M Trainor
Rosa If
Bingham Cf
Middleton R
LeMaire
Grabert
Hodgkinson
Kerr
Newbold Ss
Sullivan
Robertson If
Doran
Callan
Fish
Jobo Miller
Robertson
Capt
Munro
Carl Rockwell
George Easterbrooks
Morrissey
Young Men's Christian Association
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Cheesman
Harold Peckham
William Archer
Fred Ferguson
Leslie Close
William West
George Rounds
Weslie Young
Raymond Archer
Louis Easterbrooks
Harry Whitaker
Eugene Rounds
Prophet Jonah
Johnny
Narrow escape for Robert J. Collins eye injury in Bridgeport
Robert J. Collins of this town narrowly escaped losing sight in one eye after using carbolic acid mistaken for camphor water in eye wash. A friend and doctor treated him with alcohol and medical care. eye remains weak but improving and facial scar nearly disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Collins
Bridgeport
Conn
Mr Collins
Collins
The Mystic Midgets Juvenile Cantata at Opera House
A large audience enjoyed the Mystic Midgets cantata by about 150 St. Mary's Sunday school children at the opera house last evening. John Cashen stood in for Prince Abdillis after Joseph Duffy’s family death. Lavey’s Imperial orchestra played between acts and Miss May Hackett delivered a strong reading. The show returns tonight for another performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
St. Mary’s
Joseph Duffy
Prince Abdillis
John Cashen
Lavey
Imperial Orchestra
May Hackett
Messrs
Goulette
LeMaire
Opera
A Royal Welcome Accorded Col. Colt Home
Col P. Colt arrived Saturday afternoon after months abroad and was greeted by a citizen committee. The National band of Warren played Hall to the Chief as he passed the depot to Linden place. Carriages carried the colonel with family while friends and a private secretary followed. The Linden place colonial house was decorated with flags bunting lanterns and lights for a gala homecoming. The band played on the lawn and Gus R. Lenz of Providence sang with the band as many locals came to welcome Col. Colt home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. P. Colt
S. P Colt
T. C Wardwell
Harry H. Shepard
W. de F. Brown
William Hodgkinson
C. H Manchester
National Band of
Warren
Col. Colt
Judge LeBaron B Colt
Russell G. Colt
Primrose Colt
M. A Cheesman
Franklin Street
Linden Place
Gus R. Lenz
Providence
Races At Bristol Trotting Park Delight Spectators
Spectators enjoyed a fine afternoon of racing with three half mile heats. Ceserta won three of four heats in the free for all, Gardner's Del Rube took three of five in the three minutes class, and Potential led in three of four heats in the Named Race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Ceserta
Gardner
del Rube
Potential
Rhode Island Drug Co Promises Bond With Mi o na
The Rhode Island Drug Co offers a signed guarantee bond with Mi o na flesh forming food promising refund of money if the product fails to increase weight or cure dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Drug Co
Rhode Istanp Drue Co
Mi o na flesh forming tonic advertised by Rhode Island Drug Co
An old promotional piece touts Mi o na as a natural flesh forming tonic not a cod liver oil product. It claims to aid digestion, improve appetite, restore health, and strengthen the digestive organs, urging those with dyspepsia or run down conditions to try it at no risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island Drug Co
Pranix Office Demonstrates Unusual Printing Capabilities
A visitor observed in Bristol that the Pranix office can handle special printing tasks beyond standard work. The printing department creates things more artistic for a town of its size, and engraving can be secured through their connections at reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pranix
Bristol
Body of Third Victim Recovered From Sailboat Disaster
The body of Henry E. Goff of Drownville was found on Hope Island after he perished in the bay during the Sept 16 gale aboard the General G. The Martin family and a child vanished, with later remains found at Nayatt and Quidnessett. Also noted is a claim that Chamberlains Pain Balm aids sprained ankles, sold by W. H. Buffington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Goff
Drownville
General G
Rocky Point
Hope Island
West Bay
Walter H. Munro
Warren
Standard
Munro
Everett E. Wilson
George M. Will
Walter E. Martin
Bay Spring
Barrington
Elmer E
Martin Child
Nayatt
W. E. Martin
Quidnessett
Greenwich Bay
Chamberlain
W. H. Buffington
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Staples Coal Company
Genuine Lyken's Valley
Franklin Coal
Lyken
Susquehanna
State Street
B.w.grove
Dra
Dunbar
Pennsylvania
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co
New Haven
Mary
Jas. Wilgus
Cees
Trotting Park
Ceseria
Holmes
McMallen
del Rabe
Minnie F
Fourner
Parson
Connolly
Gus
Skiff
Herbert
Rawson
Wood
Elite
Borden
Harry Mac
Brunelle
Nana W
Coggeshall
Walter Anthony
William Gardner
George Thomas
Hope Street
Industrial Trust Co
Pawtucket
Connery
Mason’s
F. T. Remieres
Hope and
Bradford Sts
Phcnix Office
E. M. Handy
The
Academy
Belvedere
R. I
E.mandy
R.I
Atyleg
Pooxar
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