Three weddings held in Bristol R C churches Saturday
Three ceremonies took place in St Elizabeths and Our Lady of Mt Carmel Bristol. Theresa Ann Moniz and Joseph E Peters wed in St Elizabeths with Rev Henrique Rocha officiating. Emily Santos and Salvatore Rinaldi married in the same church. Viola Cavallaro and Anthony Sousa exchanged vows at Our Lady of Mt Carmel with Rev Joseph Sorzano officiating.
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Bristol R. C
Theresa Moniz
Joseph Peters
Emily Santos
Salvatore Rinaldi
St. Elizabeth’s Church
Viola Cavallaro
Anthony P. Sousa
Marrid
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Bristol
St. Elizabeth's
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Theresa Ann Moniz
Sylvia Moniz
Wood Street
Joseph E. Peters
Manuel Peters
East State Street
Henrique Rocha
Annie Peters
Maria Isabel Moniz
Fred Botelho
Cambridge
Mass
Cambbridge
Naugatuck
Conn
Warren
Peters Wall
New York
New Jersey
Coi- Tine “Brvd “Ate Rae ES Ruin
Collins and Aikman Men's Club
Antone Santos
Salvatore William Rinaldi
Carlo Rinaldi
Roma Street
John Sylvester
Arackivery
Accor
C. F. Rinaldi
F. Rinaldi
New York City
Collins and Aikman Corp
Rinaldi
Bristol Plumbing
Bristol County True Sportsmens Club
Sousa-Cavallaro
Viola M. Cavallaro
Antonette Cavallaro
Mount Hope Avenue
Mary Sousa
Pleasant Street
Joseph Sorzano
Dora Iannuccillo
Theresa Ruggiero
Joseph Nunes
Joseph Medeiros
Women sought to form coops for grocery buying
Advertises women forming clubs of five or ten members to purchase high quality grocery products cooperatively at greatly reduced prices with free delivery. Liberal reward offered. Apply Imperial Products Co. 1076 Tremont St Boston Mass.
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Imperial Products CO
Tremont St
Boston
Mass
Sedimentation a Ancient to Modern Pillar of Water Purification
Sedimentation is the oldest known method of purifying water, allowing it to stand and settle out mud and silt. Romans built aqueducts with tanks for this purpose, and modern practice pairs sedimentation with coagulation to collect and remove impurities in basins.
Political Activities Under The Hatch Bill
A transcription of Senator Hatch explaining section 9 of Senate bill 1871, duplicating civil service rules on political activity. It lists who is exempted, prohibited actions for officials and employees, voting rights, campaign involvement, and restrictions on donations and leadership roles within political groups.
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Hatch
Senate
Civil Service Commission
Summer Spends the Winter on Inland Water Route
The article touts inland coastal boating from Norfolk to Florida as a popular year round rite. It notes the revived Atlantic coast waterway for small craft, mentions dangers around Sandy Hook and Cape May, and praises St Augustine and Brunswick for shrimp fleets and hospitality. It contrasts lifelike boating with modern roads while highlighting accessible shores and services.
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Pm Astlay- Dex
Atlantic
Bahamas
American
Greenland
Horn
Key West
New
Sandy Hook
Manisquam
Cape May
Jersey
Delaware Bay
Delaware and Chesapeake Canal
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Carolinas
Georgia
Ccomes
Brefess
e-Tugni
Pepames Nepessags
Carolina
Florida
Virginia
South Carolina
St Augustine
Jacksonville
St John's
Santa Fe
New Mexico
USA
Mantanzas
Anastasia Island
Brunswick
Meir
Florida Keys
Gulf of Mexico
Sinter Cay
Titusville
St Lucie Inlet
Stuart
Long Island Sound
Allstar
Plop
Public Hearing On Civil Service Rules Set For December 9
The Civil Service Commission announces a public hearing on proposed rules under the State Civil Service Act. The session will be held in Room 313 State House at 10:00 a.m. on December 9, 1939, with citizens invited to attend and speak. Limited copies of the tentative draft are prepared by the Department of Civil Service and available in Room 245 of the State Office Building.
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Eespicg
State Civil Service Act
Civil Service Commission
State House
Department of Civil Service
Rwes
State Office
Legion Boosts Its Membership at Kearney Post
Kearney Post American Legion pushes toward a new membership record with 54 paid members and a list of applications. A. Elmer McNamara cited progress on repairs to Legion headquarters as A. A. Edmonds reported. The post donated to the Red Cross and approved purchase of Christmas Seals from the Bristol District Nursing Association.
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Peters- Moniz
Rinaldi Santos
Bect
BOY Scouts of America
Perk Avenue
New York, N.Y
Bristol County Water Company
Carl A. Hatch
U. S Senate
Donovan
Messenger Service
Lincoln Ave
Providence
Civil Service
Legion
B. Jos.sohn
M. D
Ian Conn
Newman Bros
Campbell’s
John Alden
Lux
la Touraine
S. S. Pierce Co
Pilgrim Bakers
N.B.C
Graham Waters
Birdseye