Memorial Armistice Exercises Speaker Robert Miller
Commander Robert E. Miller, Newport Naval Training Station, will deliver the Armistice Memorial address at Colt Memorial High School auditorium Sunday evening at 8. The program includes Auburn Post 20 Glee Club, soprano soloist Aida Connery, Legion ritual, and invocation by Canon Marshley. Lt. Col. Fred M. Straight chairs the committee. Armistice Day parade starts Wednesday at 10. A grand ball follows at Bristol Casinos. Banquet at Hotel Belvedere features Capt. C. Lawrence Barry on “Heroes Are Made Not Born.”
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Robert E. Millery
U. S. Naval Training Station
Newport
Colt Memorial High School
Miller
Palmetto Post
American Legion
Charleston
S.C
Newport Rotary Club
Glee Club
Auburn Post
Aida A. Connery
Fred M. Straight
W. J. Seyour
J. H. Joplin
George Dion
R. S. Bost H . .Worth
Bristol
Kearney Post
Hotel Belvedere
C. Lawrence Barry
U. S. Marine Corps
Hyannis
Mass
Albert A. Ed“Te Ae
Bae Pte
Bristol Sewer Board Accepts New Brick Building and Fence
The Bristol Sewer Commission voted to accept a new brick combination garage office and storage building at the sewage disposal plant and the completed steel wire fencing at the plant and at Constitution and Oliver street hub stations. The brick building cost 5749 and was built by Angelo Iannuccillo of Providence. the fence cost 2488.40 and was erected by Belcher and Loomis Company of Providence. Bids were opened May 27 and the work was done as a PWA project with bids tabulated by PWA officials in Washington and returned with a recommendation.
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Bristol Sewer Commission
Constitution
Oliver Street
Providence
Angelo Iannuccillo
Belcher and Loomis Company
Sewer Board
PWA
Washington
Bristol’ Sewer Commission
Mystery Ride Planned by Hope Circle for Halloween
Hope Circle lists a mystery ride at a Halloween party with a secret venue. A clamcake and chowder supper will be held Friday night in the K of C rooms on State street, with Marie Vermette as chair of the mystery ride committee and Ellen McKenna among members.
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Hallowe'en
Hope Circle
Daughters of Isabella
General Arrangements Committee
K. of C
State Street
Marie Vermette
Dorothy Bowater
Lena Ingram
Mary Callan
Margaret Connery
Mary Johnson
Frances Horton
Mary Mancini
Ellen McKenna
Laura Souza
Nora E. Dwyer
Alice Sylvia
Bridger Lewis
Mary McHugh
Rose Breen
Margaret Callan
Emma Young
Catherine Gibson
Anna Connors
Elizabeth Dwyer
Elizabeth White
Margaret Morris
Madeline Almeida
Mary Doran
Johanna McClure
Mt Carmel Societies to honor Fr Sorzano anniversary
Parishioners of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church will honor the 35th anniversary of Rev Joseph SORZANO entering the Priesthood at a testimonial dinner in the parish hall on Congregational Street. Clergymen from statewide areas and local Catholic leaders are expected.
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Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Joseph Sorzana
Congregational Street
James J. Velleca
Holy Name Society
Bridget Nastr
St. Rita’s Girls’ Club
Felicite St. Angelo
Holy Rosary
Theresa Turillo
John B Troiana
Joseph, Marshall
Elsie Cappolino
Dorothy Ruggiera
Helen Pagnano
Louis Nastra
Joseph Santulli
Adolph Giglio
Michael W. Pasquarell
Imp
Appeal for Help to Armistice Day Committee
An urgent appeal to local residents requests financial contributions to fund an Armistice Day program honoring World War dead. The committee relies on public generosity, has raised about 180, and needs about 200 more to cover costs. Armistice Day is next week and James F. Duffy is treasurer.
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Jamez
F. Duffy
Ceittre
Maturi Faces Court Monday on Serious Driving Charge
Henry Maturi aged 20 of 60 Court Street will appear before Judge William T O'Donnell in Fifth District Court Monday on a charge of driving an automobile so as to endanger life and limb. Police say the crash on Bay View Avenue injured John Odspera and Henry Mello, with a later hit and run story proved false after Olivera was found at a CCC camp in Arcadia.
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Henry Maturi
Court Street
William T O'Donnell
Fifth District Court
Engiger
Himb
Maturi
Bay View Avenue
John A. Odspera
Third Street
Henry Mello
Harker Avenue
Rhode Island
Rodrigo P. C. Rego
Olivera
CCC
Arcadia
R. I
Thea
Matun
Buttonwood Street
Matuni
Olvera
Hope Valley
Civil docket actions in yesterday's session
Judge William T O Donnell disposed of the docket with continuances. August Alves and Frank Arruda in a book account matter continued one week. Adelaine Balzano vs Edward Perry in trespass and ejectment continued one week. Wardwell Lumber Co Inc vs Matteo Castiglio assumpsit continued one week. Stratford Acceptance Corp vs Messina Fortin assumpsit continued one week. Michelena Ruggiero vs Marietta Pelegrino book account answered and continued two weeks.
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William T O'Donnell
Alves
Frank Arruda
Adelaine Balzano
Edward Perry
Wardwell Lumber Co., Inc
Matteo Castilglo
Alias Assumpsit
Stratford Acceptance Corp
Messina Fortin
Asumpsit
Michelena Ruggiero
Marietta Pelegrino
Alia
Hope and Warren Circles Plan Joint Initiation
Hope Circle 70 D of Isabella and Warren Circle schedule a joint initiation Sunday at the Italo American Club hall on Hope Street. Sixty five new members will be initiated with the degree exemplified by Hope Circle officers. New Hope Circle officers will be installed Monday evening November 16 with Miss Agnes W. Conley as installing officer. Mrs Sara Sweeney heads plans for a Christmas basket fund food sale later this month.
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K. of
State Street
Hope Circle
No 70
Daughters of Isabella
Warren Circle
Hope Street
Nora E. Dwyer
Agnes W. Conley
Sara Sweeney
Discontinue Morris Case After Payment of Costs
Fifth District Judge William T. O'Donnell discontinued the case against Joseph Morris of Wall Street after the attendance officer noted the girl now has working papers. The court accepted the officer's reason to drop the case despite a prior proposal to sentence Morris as a deterrent. Morris pleaded guilty to a drunken driving charge and a separate speeding case was noted with fines.
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James F Meiges
Wiliam T. O'Donnell
Fifth District
Joseph Morris
Wall Street
Meiggs
Morris
Marris
Quilty
M&k
River Street
pAlap Vaughana
Phil Saie
Balloting Heavy as Bristol Voters Cast Early Votes
Bristol polling shows exceptionally heavy turnout this morning with 1738 of 5067 eligible voters casting by 1 pm across two districts. First District led with 945 ballots, Second District with 793. machines in Courthouse and Reynolds School report strong adoption amid questions about new voting machines.
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Bristol
Francisco Langello
Richmond Street
Margaret McCarthy
Wood Street
Frank B. Silvia
Oliver Street
Mary Duffy
Constitution Street
Reynolds School
Fred G. Cleaver
Edward J. Flanagan
William A. Bottomley
Orlando J. Bisbane
John PP. Marshall
Thomas A. McGrath
John Marshall
Gabriel Accardi
Joseph M. Edmonds
Roll Call Chairman Named At Bristol Red Cross
Rev Anthony R Parshley announces Roswell S Bosworth editor of the Bristol Phoenix as chairman of the 20th annual Roll Call starting Armistice Day and running through Thanksgiving A list of team captains and workers will be published soon.
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Anthony R. Parshley
Bristol
American Red Cross
Roswell S. Bosworth
Bristol Phoenix
Man pleads guilty then not guilty in Bristol murder case
Michael Jatomassi 62, after a week continuance for trial in Fifth District Court, enters a not guilty plea for first degree murder of his wife Annie Jatomassi 79. He is recommitted to Bristol County Jail without bail as court later accepts a not guilty plea after learning he sought his daughter in New Haven for an attorney. The killing followed an argument and occurred at their 45 Congregational street home.
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New Haven
Michael Jatomassi
William T O'Donnell Entter
Fifth District
Tatomassi
Bristol County
Tatomasi
Annie (Mahar) Jatomassi
Congregational Street
John S McKay
West River Street
Providence
James F.Y Leary
Paul Celone
O'Donnell
Iatomassi
Coun
America
Anthony Ferrara
Satomassi
William T Cash
Court Street
Miss Turillo Weds William McHale at Mt Carmel Church
Miss Isabelle Turillo daughter of Mr and Mrs Sebastien Turillo 82 Thames street married William McHale of Providence Saturday morning at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Fr Joseph Sarzana officiated with a Columban priest. Attendants were Bridget Turillo and Thomas McHale. The bride wore brocaded satin with a tulle veil and pearls. A breakfast and reception followed at the bride’s home. After a trip to New York they will live at 16 Chapin Avenue Providence.
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Isabelle Turillo
Sebastien Turillo
Thames Street
William McHale
New York City
Chapin Avenue
Providence
Bristol
Collins and Aikman Mills
McHale
Philips and Baker Company
City
Candidate Pannone Eyes Town Council Bid If Romano Steps Down
Joseph F. Pannone, treasurer of the Democratic Town Committee, said he would definitely run for Town Council next March if Councilman John Romano declines to seek re election on the Democratic ticket.
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Joseph F. Pannone
Democratic Town Committee
John Romano
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Mann D. Norris
A delightful dinner party was held at Wyndestowe the home of Mr and Mrs Wallis E Howe on Hope Street for the 84th birthday of Miss Mann D Norris of this town. Guests included Miss Norris's brother and his wife Mr and Mrs Samuel Norris of Richfield Connecticut and Mr and Mrs G Maurice Congdon of Providence.
P T A Meets Thursday in Bristol Reynolds School
Mrs Clarence Butler fourth vice president of the State Congress of Parent Teachers and chairman of the State Education Committee will address the Bristol Parent Teachers Association at their meeting Thursday night in the Reynolds school auditorium.
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Clarence Butler
State Congress of Parent-Teachers
Bristol
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Reynolds School
Tenth anniversary Battery C events announced
Upcoming activities include a tenth anniversary ball and banquet for Battery C 243rd C at the armory on Nov 7 and 14, with a bean supper on Nov 18 at Unity Club. Thanksgiving and Christmas sales and socials follow in December at various local churches and Colt Auditorium.
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Battery C
Armory
Church Street
Unity Club
State Street
Bristol Colt Alumni Association
Colt Auditorium
Ladies Aid Society
M.E
Congregational Club
Mite Society of the Firse Baptise
Eternal Fire Besieges Bristol Town Bridge Clarion
Citizens wonder why the town dump fire on the bridge rages endlessly and if anyone oversees it. The note compares it to an eternal flame and asks what sustains the blaze and if the odor troubles nearby residents.
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Rome
Fire Threat Envelops Coal Region as Smoke Rises
Massive underground fire consumes twelve million tons of coal and threatens eighty thousand dollar school, with many mines soothed by fumes. Roads sink feet deep and homes buckle as residents abandon properties amid pervasive smoke and gas.
Government funds 3 WPA project to halt massive fire
Mining engineers urge a plan to lay down barricades of tidfi in flammable material to contain the blaze. The effort will employ 300 men for a year at a cost of 360000 dollars.
Freshman wins $500 Yankee Ingenuity Prize at WPI
Franklin D. Hayes of North Brookfield Mass earned the Yankee Ingenuity Prize for a $1 contrivance that records and regulates greenhouse temperatures on his father's farm. The award, valued at $500, recognized innovation in practical devices by a Worcester Polytechnic Institute freshman.
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Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Franklin D. Hayes
North Brookfield
Mass
Young Hayes Chooses Safe Path From Harsh Farm Winter
A boy recalls tending greenhouses and cooling fires in winter. He resolves to protect his head and his father by finding safer, wiser work when harsh conditions threaten travel and labor.
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Hayes
Yankee ingenuity lights a greenhouse alarm system
A man builds a temperature monitor from odds and ends in a farm workshop. Using zinc strips, iron, clock parts, bulbs, and a vacuum cleaner base he creates a color coded bulb display. Signals show greenhouse temperature changes and trigger a forced draft to raise heat, demonstrating practical problem solving.
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Inc
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Stranger Than
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