Mt Hope Avenues Water Sewer and Highway Hopes
Residents along Wit Hope avenue have long sought water and sewer services and a proper highway. The Bristol and Warren Water Works declined extending mains from Third Street to Metacom Avenue due to projected costs. The town council hopes costs lessen with normal conditions, but advocates say sewer and water should come before blasting for a new highway to prevent damage to the surface and the roadbed.
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Wit Hope Avenue
Bristol & Warren Water Works
Third Street
Metacom Avenue
Mt Hope Avenue
Half Hourly Suburban Service Restored on Bristol Warren Route
Beginning last Sunday a half hourly service on one man cars operates between Bristol and Warren on the Suburban line. Trains depart Bristol for Warren at 5 and 25 minutes before each hour from 7:05 am to 10:58 pm. From Joyce Street Warren trains depart at 15 minutes before and 20 minutes after each hour from 6:45 am to 9:40 pm.
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Warren
Bristol
Tarren
Joyce Street
Dance at Bristol Yacht Club Announcement
Notice to members and guests of Bristol Yacht Club about rumors of dances at the Club House. It mentions a Saturday evening event with a dance orchestra performing, and notes changes after the war period.
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Bristol Yacht Club
Chish
Hasse
Miss Wallace Named Dean at Franklin College West
Miss Helen K Wallace eldest daughter of the late Rev O H Wallace former pastor of the First Baptist Church in town has been appointed Dean of the Women’s Department at Franklin College Franklin Indiana She is Brown University class of 1920 and has served since May 1921 as pastor at the First Baptist Church in Alton She is noted as the youngest woman preacher in New England and now among the youngest deans in the country She preached her farewell sermon last Sunday and left for Columbia University for a preparatory course for her new duties.
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Helen K Wallace
O H. Wallace
First Baptist Church
Franklin College
Franklin
Indiana
Brown University
Alton
Wallace
New England
Columbia University
Bristol notes on sales events and local visits
Local ads report shoe and clothing deals at Levy's on State Street and summer sales. Visitors include Mrs George B Remington from Los Angeles staying with the Simmons family. Ivy Guild outing planned at Mrs Henri DeWoltilen's home. Knights of Columbus consider an upcoming annual trip.
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L. Levy
State Street
Boston
Straight
George B Remington
Los Angeles
Cal
Waren A Simmons
Bunton Street
Ivy Guild
St Michaels Church
Henri DeWoltilen
Mary Bishop
Carl Bishop
Samuel Wardwell
Hope Street
Pappasquash
George F Gradding
Chiseweanock
Hog Imand
George Wells
Framington
Conn
Albert Newcomb
Stamford
Ok Suzman
Ady
Amen Clark
Betty
Robert
Youngs Brothe
Sister-An-Taeir
OB Corthe
Newport Station Reopens For Trading Of War Vessels
Newport station reopened at 42 Westminster Street for the trading and sending of warships and related naval vessels. The facility handles oath acknowledgments and transfers to the Navy and Naval Reserve as ships are aimed toward service and rearmament during the postwar period.
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Woaestrester Street
Newport
Marriare Cory
Three One Act Plays Presented by Procelsior Tennis Club
Large audience attends three one act plays at Torinity Parish House auditorium. Colt Victortal High School Orchestra provides musical program directed by Miss M Theresa Sullivan. Casts include Mass Care V Thomas Tirrell Griswold Bownton John Stewart and Miss Anda Connery among others.
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Procelsior Tennis Club
Torinity
Colt Victortal High School
M Theresa Sullivan
Pavs
Winch
Mass Care
Thomas Charles Tirrell
Griswold Bosnton
John Stewart
Mass
Theresa Sulivan
Mass Anda Connery
Jack Bertwastle
Griswold
Bownton
Charlotte Young
Edward Currier
Helen Church
Abate Deliers
Edward Curner
Robert C'Son
For Sale Classifieds Include Homes Cars and Goods
A jumble of housing and item listings appears with prices and contact details. Entities include addresses such as Constitution street Hope Street King Street Collins Street and names like Joseph T Blrrum and Walker.
Unknown fragments hint at legal or auction notices
The readable text shows scattered phrases about a case, sales, and entities but lacks a coherent event, making it hard to identify a clear subject or outcome. No distinct persons or organizations are confirmed from the legible portion.
Unclear OCR Text Leads to Fragmented Telephony Note
Fragmentary OCR reads like a telephony or cottage service note with scattered names and numbers. Key entities and context are unreadable, leaving only garbled phrases about prices and times without coherent events or participants.
Unclear historic classifieds list with scattered ads
Fragmented OCR reads like a town postings page with items about chairs tables rooms lodging a bicycle and a young woman offering work. Mentions addresses and offices such as PHORNIN OFFICE PHOPENIN OFFICE and PHOENIX OFFICE with scattered references to rooms and a child suitable velocipede.
Watkins Products sale offer and board notice
Advertising note inviting buyers to sell Original Watkins Products with free samples and a special offer. Mentions a Watkins Co department at 64 Washington St North Boston Mass. Also notes three boarders residing for room and board at 39 Munroe Avenue and names Miss Annie Faulkner.
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Watkins
J Or. Watkins Co
Washington St
North
Boston
Mass
Munroe Avenue
Annie Faulkner
Salesman Responds to Office Room and Board Wanted Ad
A salesman replies to a classified notice seeking room and board in an American family setting in Bristol. The ad promises good compensation and lists a contact box for PHCENIN OFFICE.
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Box C
Phcenix
Bristol
Phcenin
Reliable Typewriters and Adding Machines Ad
Reliable Typewriters and Adding Machines, all makes, $10.00 up Terms $500 monthly Will rent to responsible parties. Rates, $2.50 up Open evenings. A. A. EDMONDS Co., 471 Hope street.
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A. A. Edmonds Co
Hope Street
Rain Insurance Pays Out Big After July Fourth Weekend
Four major rain insurance firms paid out over $500 000 to policy holders during the Independence Day period. Brokers say June rains boosted interest in the weather protection business despite the heavy payouts and extended holiday weekend.
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United States
Junior Y M H A Club elects new officers at meeting
A special meeting of the Junior Y M H A Club was held in the synagogue on High street. Officers chosen include Benjamin Shanin as director and instructor, Adram E Molasky as president, Samuel Eisenberg as vice president, Leonard Baron as financial secretary, Abraham Goldstein as recording secretary, Lester Eisenstadt as treasurer. An executive committee chaired by Sydney Makowsky includes Samuel Phenes and Maurice Kurland. Shanin, a Boston University graduate, is highlighted as a top Jewish teacher in the state.
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High Street
Benjamin Shanin
Adram E. Molasky
Samuel Eisenberg
Leonard Baron
Boston University
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National India Rubber Company
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Don
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Toom
John*h Tucker Jr
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Edward Almeda
Callan Construction Company
Charles Wainstow
Walter 1 Mann Circus
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R. I
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Aise Te Omy Relaves
Mary Palaker
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Columbia
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Hope Steel
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Cores of
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Mann
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Plope Street
Telephea
Derandford Street
Ayyils Att Phornin
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Rain Insurance
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Owen Process
Parowax
AL Millin
Gordon Silk
Mercantile Division
Bristol Chamber OF Commerce
F. M. Dimond—Dry Goods
Max Makowsky—Clothing
F. OD. Kunz—Jeweler
A. A. Edmonds—Real Estate
Henry Dio
W.M Connery—Clothier
A. L. Johnston—Hardware
A. d. Markoff—Jeweler
Geo Th. Sisson
Grocer
Sherman’s Pharmacy — Drugs ‘Taylor’s Quality Shoe Store
James F. Duffy
Soda
Medeiros & Bernard—Grocers Industrial Trust o.—Bank J
Chas. Sartini—Shoes Surprice Store
Clothing Waldron € C.—Plumbers
Reed House Furnishing Co
BOM
Darting—Periodicals
W. H. Buffington—Pharmacist
Newman Bros.—Grocers
Chas. Faluge—Hargain Store
Wm. H. Bell—Furniture
Sam the Shoeman
B. W. Wall—Insurance
Samuel We Can—Grocer
John the Tailor
John J. Francis—Groceries Staples Coal o.—Coal
Wardwell Lumber 60
lLumber John Sousa—troceries
Gem Lee Cream Parlor
Mattelo Trofano—Grocer
A. Eisenstadt—Dry Goods
Pure Food Store
National Biscuit CO
Charles A. Johnson