Carr Manufacturing Co vows cooperation amid sewer odor row
Carr Manufacturing president Arthur H. Carr told the sewer commission he is willing to cooperate but says the plant’s waste discharge has been reduced from 800 to 400 gallons daily and odors persist. Donat J. Gladue reported Ferry Road residents’ odor complaints and the commission’s search for solutions, including a WPA disposal plan that was abandoned.
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Carr Manufacturing Company
Sewer Commission
Arthur H. Carr
Donat J. Gladue
Carr
S M. Ellsworth
Knowlton
Ferry
Gladue
The
Phoenix
Ferry Road
Joseph Campanella
Bristol
Carr Plant
Bristol Harbor
Franklin Street
State Board of Purification
Carr Company
Wime
Botelho To Face Fifth District Court
Antone Botelho, 17, of 14 Richmond street, may face Fifth District Court on Sept 1 after an auto accident Sunday night. He drove a car registered to Anthony Reis, 14 Roma street, west on Richmond and struck three parked cars in front of Campanella's store. Patrolman Bullock found Botelho driving without a license and said he may be charged with driving to endanger.
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Antone Botelho
Richmond Street
Fifth District Court
Anthony C .Reis
Roma Street
Botelho
Wood Street
Campanella
A. Michael Bullock
Parishioners plan dance at Bristol Casino for parish fund
Members of St Mary's Church invite men and women to a Sept 15 dance at the Bristol Casino to raise money for the parish fund. Proceeds go to church needs and community outreach.
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St. Mary’s
St Mary's Church
Bristol Casino
Work Relief Bureau Plans For WPA Needy Care
The Bristol Work Relief Bureau will meet tomorrow at 5 pm to consider plans for caring for those dropped from WPA rolls. The number slated for removal has been reduced from 112 to 107, with officials including Orlando Bisbane and Farrell D Coyle. About 13,000 remains for relief. 22 persons are on WPA locally, up five from August 17.
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WPA
Bristol Work Relief Bureau
Orlando Jrisbane
Bisbano
Farrell D Coyle
J Floyd Huestis
William H Angevine
Paul A Herzig
James J Velleca
Bisbane
Bishano
Socialites Plan Charity Film Night at Pastime Theatre
Italian Socialites Women's Club to host a September 24 film revival of Magnificent Obsession starring Irene Dunne and Robert Taylor at the Pastime Theatre. The fundraiser supports the club's charity fund and its ongoing aid to needy families. the group recently completed a tonsil clinic for 12 children, doubling last year's efforts. Mrs Vasta I Ruggiero leads Ways and Means with Mrs Minnie Nappi Miss Beatrice Riccio and Mrs Nancy Vitiello on the committee. the September 24 committee will be announced later.
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Women's Club
Irene Dunne
Robert Taylor
Vasta I. Ruggiero
Public Aid
Ruggiero
Ways and Means
Minnie Nappi
Beatrice Riccio
Nancy Vitiello
Five Civil Cases Heard By District Court
Five civil cases were heard yesterday morning by Judge William T O'Donnell at a Fifth District Court session. Docket shows Raffael Cirillo vs Ida Principe trespass and ejectment defaulted, Midland Underwriters vs Jacob Bassing unanswered and continued to Sept 25, Hazel F Sylvia vs Atlantic Refining Co and William S Sylvia vs Atlantic Refining Co continued two weeks, Manuel Almeida vs Manuel Sylvia continued two weeks.
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William T O'Donnell
Fifth District Court
Raffael Cirillo
Ida Principe
Midland Underwriters, Inc
Jacob Bassing
Hazel F. Sylvia
Atlantic Refining Company
William S Sylvia
Manuel Almeida
Manuel Sylvia
Tribute to Dr Merriman at Bristol open air concert
A memorial open air concert honored the late Dr Alfred Merriman in front of Colt Memorial High School. The Bristol Train of Artillery Band performed Merriman favored selections under Mrs Theresa Donovan with 300 spectators present. John W Haley gave a tribute and committee members thanked the town council school communities and others for support.
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Alfred M Merriman
Bristol Train of Artillery
Colt Memorial High School
Bristol
Theresa Donovan
Dr Merriman
John W Haley
Suppe
Strauss Ballet
Egyptienne
Luigini
Prince Romberg
B. M. MacDougall
Arthur H Carr
Funeral Tomorrow For Father Dellarole
Funeral services for Rev Domenic Dellarole pastor of Our Lady of Loretta Church East Providence will be held at 9 am. A pontifical requiem mass at 10 am will be sung by Bishop Francis P Keough. Burial in St Ann's Cemetery Cranston. Fr Dellarole, known in Bristol's Italian colony, died Sunday in Wellsville New York after a heart attack aged 56 or 57.
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Domenic Dellarole
Our Lady of Loretta Church
East Providence
Francis P Keough
D. D
Providence
St Ann's Cemetery
Cranston
Dellaroe
Bristol
Wellsville
N. Y
Bristol Electric Raises Voltage To 4000 Volts In Town
Nar ragansett Electric crews completed cut overs at Thames Street sub station to boost distribution voltage from 2400 to 4000. A 22 ton portable sub station aided the transfer, reducing outages to minutes. The change keeps customer wiring intact as transformers regulate service.
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Bristol Electric
Narragansett Electric Company
Ing
Thames Street
Thames _ street
Franklin Street
Charles Otten, Jr
Bristol County
Red Cross updates swimming course schedule across venues
Officials announce a revised Red Cross swimming class timetable effective yesterday. The Harbor site lists Life Saving 9 11, Beginners 11 130, Swimmers 1130 12. Burton Street covers Beginners 10 11 and Swimmers 11 12. Town Beach runs Beginners 1 2, Swimmers 2 3, Life Saving 3 5 on listed days. Colt Drive offers Beginners 1 2 and Swimmers 2 3 on Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Red Cross
Burton Street
Town Beach
Coming Events set for September 24 at Pastime Theatre
The Italian Socialites Women's Club sponsors a 2 p.m. showing of The Magnificent Obsession at Pastime Theatre on Sunday. This community event features motion picture entertainment for local residents.
Greenwich Observatory Under Review Over City Glare
For 264 years Greenwich England has housed the observatory where the prime meridian and world time are defined. Dr H Spencer Jones says London light pollution thick atmosphere and tram glow hinder sky work and nearby tram interference may push the observatory to move locations.
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Greenwich
England
London
Greenwich Observatory
Observatory
H. Spencer Jones
Astronomer Royal
British Admiralty
Old Observatory and Gaelic Revival Show contrasts in history
The piece notes Charles II funded the Greenwich observatory with Flamsteed as its first astronomer and mentions later figures like Halley and Bradley. It then surveys Eamon de Valera’s Gaelic revival in Ireland, its slow progress amid modern distractions, and President Hyde’s support, with census data showing 666000 Gaelic speakers in a 2,806,925 population.
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Charles II
Christopher’ Wren
John Flamsteed
Flamsteed
Halley
Bradley
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
Hyde
Eire
Critics say teachers lack Gaelic fluency hindering instruction
The passage notes teachers are not well acquainted with Gaelic to teach other subjects through it, a criticism of education. It adds in Dublin and other cities Americans are heard more, showing preference for American influences over British.
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Dublin
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