Postmasters to Move Under Civil Service Rules
Editorial notes that Washington plans place postmasters under civil service protections. Bristol Postmaster Coggeshall would stay in office, Kilton of Providence also retained, and McGowan’s nomination likely dropped. Civil service exams will replace political appointment, aiming for efficiency though upsetting Senators and Representatives. The Bristol public is portrayed as supportive of Coggeshall’s permanent post.
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Washington
Civil Service
Daniel G. Coggeshall
Bristol
Kilton
Providence
Wilson
Senate
Lewis A McGowan
O’shaunessey
McGowan
Coggeshall
Senate adopts one hour debate rule with two thirds vote
The Senate approved a rule limiting debate to one hour per Senator on any subject, requiring a two thirds majority to override. The change aims to curb filibuster tactics and notes that it ended the Armed Ships bill in the last session.
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Ss. Senate
Michael Cozza Dies at 42. Estate Over Fifty Thousand
New York boot black Michael Cozza died yesterday at age 42 leaving an estate valued above $50,000. The obituary notes he embodied thrift and careful saving as defining traits of his life.
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Michael Cozza
New York
Masses and notices fill Bristol Rhode Island page
The notice column reports a mass for Mary E Bettencourt sung by Rev A P Rebello at 7 30 tomorrow. Calendar pads offered, Lent sermon at St Stevens Providence, shoe offers before Easter, jurors selected for Providence Superior Court, D A R and Knights of Pythias events, town mortgage record, and Grand Encampment Rhode Island results with officers elected.
Trinity Church reports and local notices in Bristol
Choir members must report at Trinity Church tomorrow at 10 sharp. Rev Harris will preach the Lenten sermon in Trinity Church tonight. Amos Wright recovers from appendicitis and resumes milk route. Y M C A managers to meet next Monday at 8. Manuel Pacheco arrested by Chief Dwyer and taken to Cambridge authorities. Bristol trustees record largest real estate deal, National India Rubber Co property sold to United States Rubber Co. Col Cheesman calls for patriotic service at State Street M E Church Sunday. Steve George’s shoe shine parlor repainted in apple and moss greens. Creamery butter 40c lb at Mills Tea & Butter Corp. Rev Dr McGilton’s Sunday theme “A Farmer's Son in God's Great Out of Doors.” Evening patriotic service announced. John B Munro estate sold to Pasquale Formisona. possession today. taxed at 4400 dollars.
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St. Patrick’s Day
A. J. King & CO
Mary E. Bettencourt
A. P. Rebello
Phenix
Charles E. McCoy
Trinity Church
St. Steven’s Church
Providence
Dorothy Dodd
Sam
G.‘A. R. Block
James T. Connors
Walter O. Talbot
Superior Court
Rgular
Bristol
Barrington
United Brothers’ Lodge
No 13
Odd Fellows’ Hall
FE Suzman
Highway Department
Burnside Lodge
No 34
Knights of Pythias
John A Miller
Grand Lodge
Burnside
St Patrick’s
Crown Orchestra
Dot Mills Tea & Butter Corp
United States Rubber Company
Central Trust Company of
New York
Rhode Island
Michigan
Connegicut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
Mills Tea & Butter Corp
Snow Street
William H Dobson
William J Fish
Wampanoag
Byron K. Fish
John H Bailey
F. M. Dimond
George D. Harris
St. James Church
Fall River
Amos Wright
Hope Private
Manuel Pacheco
Thomas Dwyer
Cambridge
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Hirgeet
National India Rubber Company
M. A. Cheesman
State Street M. E
Steve George
Hope Street
Louis F. Young
A. C. McGilton
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M. E
Will Hare
John B. Munro
High
Bradford Streets
Wilfred H. Munro
Pasquale Formisona
Formisona
Live Wires set bowling records in Social League
In Tuesday play the Live Wires defeated Tiddleheadlode Bowler s three straight while Garvin set high single string 117 and helped a team high single string 449 and team three string total 1294. Wednesday results show Decoys won two strings from Tanx with a 114 by He.
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Tiddleheadlode
Social League
Garvin
Fire Companies Hold Regular Monthly Meetings
The Hydraulion Engine & Hose Company and King Philip Engine Company held sessions inviting members to fairs. The 15th annual fair in Artillery Hall begins April 14 with progress reported. Dreadnaught Hook Ladder Hose Company and Defiance Hose Company will attend Cataract and Watchemaker fairs. two new members were added. A whist event is planned for next Thursday.
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Hydraulion Engine & Hose Company
King Philip Engine Company
Watchemaker Fire Company
East Providence
Cataract Fire Company
Lakewood
Artillery Hall
Dreadnaught Hook, Ladder & Hose Company
Watchemaker and Cataract Fire Company
Defiance Hose Company
Calendar Pads at Phoenix Office
Calendar pads for all ages available at the Phoenix office. Eight sizes priced from five to at least six dollars each. Call or visit to reserve one and avoid missing out.
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Ps Ear
Phonix
Community events calendar lists dances and games
A sequence of local events runs from March to May including dances at Columbia Hall and G A R Hall hosted by various clubs. YMCA vs Inter Nos of Providence basketball on March 15. St Marys Sun School entertainment on March 15. St Patrick Night dance on March 17. Kitchen Orchestra at State Street MFE church on March 19. Whist evenings at Odd Fellows and St Marys Parish Hall. annual King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co fair dates April 14 to May 26.
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Columbia Hall
the Jolly Crowd
YMCA
Inter Nos of
Providence
St Mary’s
St Patrick’s
G A R. Hall
Burnside Social Club
State Street Mfe
Epworth League
Odd Fellows
United Brothers’ Social Club
King Philip Steamr Fire Engine Co
Artillery Hall
St Mary's Parish Hall
Holy Name Society
Bristol Eagles Win Narrow Pool Match in Warren
The Bristol Eagles defeated Warren 150 to 149 in a second pool match between Sowams Aerie of Warren and Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. Early lead built to 75-61 at halftime. Bristol surged late but Parks and Dion failed to clinch as Bristol trailed 149-147 with one ball left to win. The opening match in Warren ended 200-158 for Warren, making the series tied ahead of next Tuesday’s rematch in Bristol.
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My Gees NS
Warren
Sowams Aerie
Bristol Agrie
Order of Eagles
On Erie
Warren Eagles
Apristob Albert Belanger
Joséph “Ethier
Napoleon
Ssolin
WilWed
Boevert
Bristol
George Dion
Joseph Devéaux
Géorgée Saillant
James Parks
Bristol Tv Eagles
Tatterbirds
Parks
Dion
Bristol Aerie Rooms
Interesting Speaker At Y M C A Lecture Series
The second public lecture at the Y M C A will be Tuesday at 8 pm. Mothers' Club and Bristol Improvement Association members should attend as the speaker will discuss community welfare. Philip Davis, a Russian immigrant and Harvard graduate, now studies the boy problem nationwide for the National Federation of Settlement, with the talk titled Our Neighbors' Children.
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Mothers’ Club
Bristol Improvement Association
Philip Davis
Russia
Hull House
Harvard
Garment Workers
Civic Service House
Boston
National Federation of Settlement
Davis
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