Brilliant Visits Harbor by Mystic Schooner in Dense Fog
On a foggy Wednesday afternoon a 62 foot schooner named Brilliant from Mystic entered Bristol Harbor, one of the largest vessels to visit recently. Commanded by Captain Adrian Lane, the boat serves summer groups from Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, sailing from Mystic each Monday with a new crew and returning Fridays after tours around Long Island Sound and nearby bays.
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Brillliant
Mystic
Mystic Sea Port
Brillant
Adrian Lane
Boy Scouts
Girl] Scouts
Brilliant
Fii
Long Island Sound
Buzzards Bay
Ear Narragansett Bay
Bristol
Lang
Martha’s Wing Yard
Banking changes reflect a friendlier bank image
At a Rotary Club meeting the speaker described a shift in banking toward warmer interiors and approachable staff. He noted banks shed dignity and reserve and now emphasize community involvement, modern policies, and a trend toward mergers and consolidations. Anthony Pinheiro presented a banner from Chicago Heights Rotary Club.
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Alexande Crntie
Chmielewks
Chicago Heights
Card of Thanks for sympathy after bereavement
The family of Josephine R Brun expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for the sympathy extended. They acknowledge spiritual bouquets and arrangements in the wake of their loss.
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Josephine R Brun
Child Labor Provisions Outlined for Teens in Summer
Lea Gleason, regional director of the Labor Department, explains summer rules for 16 and 17 year olds can work in many jobs without violating federal child labor laws except hazardous positions that require 18 years. Fourteen and fifteen year olds may perform office and packing work but not manufacturing, mining, or processing with school in session restricting hours. during summer they may work up to 8 hours daily and 40 hours weekly between 7 am and 7 pm.
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Lea
Gleason
Secretary of Labor
Local Man Is Sentenced for Assault on Wife
Milton Simms, 39, of 1% Wilson St, was sentenced to 30 days in the Adult Correctional Institution after pleading no contest to assault on his wife. Judge James B. Linehan continued Simms on probation from a prior disorderly conduct case, with probation contingent on attending the state alcoholism clinic after release. John M Breault, 61 of 198 Hope St, pled guilty to failing to slow at an intersection, fined $10 and costs. William Ponte, 46 of 76 Arlington Ave, Warren, pled no contest to reckless driving, fined $35.
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Milton Simms
Wilson St
Fifth District
James B. Linehan
Simms
State Division of Alcoholism Clinic
John M Breault
Hope St
Wiliam Ponte
Arlington Ave
Warren
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Dreseas
Barrington
Siac SY As
Ptac E
Marlene
CheeckMrilee
Hospital Trust
Bank
al Island
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