Mission Services At St Marys Church This Week
Rev Fr Thomas J Gillan invites all townspeople to attend the mission at St Marys Church with women’s services daily at 6 am 8 15 am and 7 30 pm and children’s service today and tomorrow at 4 pm The Passionists order is led by Rev Fr Cosmas CP and Rev Fr Peter CP with men’s services starting next Sunday lasting a week.
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T.J. Gillan
St. Mary's Church
Cosmas
Peter
C P
Order of Passionists
Order of
Passionists
St. Paul of the Cross
Italy
Monastry
Thomas J. Gillan
St. Mary’s Church
Junior Bowling League Opens Weekend With Tight Standings
In Saturday play at the YMCA, Team 2 led by William St Angelo beat Team 3 led by John D Alesio 920 to 819, strengthening their 6 0 record. Team 4 under Guido Posytan defeated Team 1 led by Fd St Angelo 880 to 820, keeping second place with 4 2. Gabriel DeFelice topped scoring with a 102 single and 282 three string.
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William St Angelo
John D’alesio
Guido Posytan
Fd St. Angelo
Gabriel DeFelice
Chas Mello
Frank del Toro
Andrew Vorro
Guido Posy Tan
Frank Duarte
Bruno
J Tavares
Wm Fthier
Nimi
D’alesio
Geo Mello
Mantutl Cabral al
Arses
Wm St Angelo
Francis Lewis
Colt Memorial High Faces Warren in Class B Clash
Armistice Day game at Burrs Hill Park features Colt Memorial High School seeking a first win against Warren High School. Colt hopes to shock the favored opponent, with coach Fitzgerald naming a starting lineup and stressing a title run in Class B.
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Burr’s Hill Park
Warren
Colt Memorial High
Colt
North Kingstown High
Barrington High
Fitzgerald
Ruggeiro
Borges
Guevremont
Sanford
Massa
Jackson
Annarummo
DeLeo
Verra
Caruso
Fasano
Bruno
Sousa
Leahy
Armistice Day Football Clash at Dixon Field
Bristol Oaks meet Riverside Comets in a rubber game on Armistice Day morning at Dixon Field. Last season both games were tight with Riverside winning 12 to 6 and Bristol Oaks taking the return 6 to 0. Rivals promise fireworks as the two teams dispute bragging rights.
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Dixon Field
Bristol Oaks
Riverside Comets
Comets
The
Oaks
Coach Murgo to Pick Albany Colts Cast for Barrington Clash
With many players sidelined from Sunday’s Barrington Town game coach Joe Murgo will select his lineup from Capucci Lewis Murphy Cardoza Proto Vento Neveux Campagna Mansi Magee Ascola Sousa and several former Colt High stars including Pasquarelli Mott Witherell Kelley and LeClerc.
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Barrington Town
Joe Murgo
Capucci
Lewis
Murphy
Cardoza
Proto
Vento
Neveux
Campagna
Mansi
Magee
Ascola
Sousa
Colt High
Pasquarelli
Mott
Witherell
Kelley
LeClerc
Local pugilists win at VFW amateur boxing tourney
Bill Furtado, a newcomer, defeated Stanley Mack of Providence by decision in his class. Fd Caladrone, veteran fighter, earned the award over Fred Smith of Berkeley, Mass, in Infantry Hall on Friday evening.
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Bill Furtado
Fd. Caladrone
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Infantry Hall
Furtado
Stanley Mack
Providence
Caladrone
Fred Smith
Berkeley
Mass
Bristol Scout Troops Map Meetings and Plans
Boy Scout notes outline upcoming meetings for four Bristol troops. Scout Hall hosts a general meeting at 1 pm with Kearper Ship of Sea Scouts. Troop 5 plans its seventh anniversary on November 17, Troop 1 holds Armistice Day program at 7 30 pm, and Troop 2 finalizes annual inspection for Thursday. Field Executive B H Field will inspect on November 19. Troop 4 continues second and first class instruction. Scouts prepare to entertain for unemployment fund and will canvass for old newspapers and magazines for two Saturdays, sponsored by Awashonks Herd P O W S.
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Bristol
Boy Scouts of America
Scout
Kearper Ship of Sea Scouts
Troop 5
Troop 1
H. Field
Narragansett Council
Awashonks Herd
Roll Call of Local Branch Teams
Chairman reviews the work of Teams 5 to 11 detailing team captains and members including Mrs. John H. Wall, Mrs. Richard Cornell, Mrs. Vincent Pettine, Mrs. Fred Wilbur, Mrs. J. William Wood, Mrs. John J. Condon, Miss Edith Coggeshall, Miss Helen A. Condon, Mrs. Benjamin M. MacDougall, Capt. Mrs. Harriet P. Church, Mrs. John R. Magee, Miss Charlotte Manchester, Mrs. Vasta LaR Ruggeiro, Misses Bridget Nastri Frances Arrico Mary Turillo Emily Delmonico Margaret Proto, Mrs. J. Winthrop DeWolf, Miss Alice B Wyatt, Mrs. Edward Davin, Mrs. Edward D. Kunz, Mrs. Pauline Toadvin, Mrs. John H. Tuplin, Miss Elizabeth J. Ormond, Mrs. Charles L. Pendleton.
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John H. Wall
Richard Cornell
Vincent Pettine
Fred Wilbur
J. William Wood
John J. Condon
Edith Coggeshall
Helen A. Condon
Benjamin M. MacDougall
Harriet P. Church
John R. Magee
Charlotte Manchester
Vasta Lar. Ruggeiro
Bridget Nastri
Frances Arrico
Mary Turillo
Emily Delmonico
Margaret Proto
J. Winthrop DeWolf
Alice B.wyatt
Edward Davin
Edward D. Kunz
Pauline Toadvin
John H. Tuplin
Elizabeth J. Ormond
Charles L. Pendleton
Bristol PTA November meeting showcases student program
On Friday evening the Bristol Public Schools PTA hosts its November meeting inviting all parents to discuss classroom issues with teachers. Students from 1B Oliver School read Little Boy Blue under Miss Charlotte Suzman while 1A under Matss presents a cooperative story. The Byfield School offers a short play Hilltop with Harold Josephson and others. Reynolds Schol under Miss Jessie Molasky features an original play and songs.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Mary
Bristol
Oliver
Charlotte Suzman
Matss
Hazel Nettleton
Virginia LeClair
Byfield School
Harold Josephson
Jane McKenna
Alfred Nunes
Thomas Brelsford
Janet Kershaw
Pearce Mathewson
Lillian Borges
George Murray
Jean Sparks
Edna Atkinson
Shirley Heibecker
Jean Malafronte
Lydia Viera
Louise Tasiello
Rose Fasano
Reynolds Schol
Jessie Molasky
Relief Committee Restores Two Local Storekeepers
By a 4 to 3 vote the Relief Committee restored Antonio Guido and Biagio Del Toro to good standing on the grocers list for food orders from the Director of Public Aid. Debates over pricing and orders were aired with testimony from Ruggeiro, Del Toro, and Guido, who claimed no orders or unfair treatment.
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Dal Toro
Guido
Mrrs
Ruggeiro
Council
Williams State
Antonio Guido
Biagio del Toro
Director of
Public Aid
del Toro
W Fred Williams
Joseph Cabral
Mr Guido
Rule for Planting Shrubs by Bloom Time
The guide advises planting shrubs that bloom early in September or October and those that bloom late in the season in early spring. This rule helps gardeners choose the right planting window based on flowering periods.
Early rising habits among London hospital patients
The article notes wake times in four London hospitals, with forty patients up between 4:00 and 4:80, forty between 5:00 and 5:15, twenty-two between 5:00 and 5:45, eight between 6:30 and 6:45, and six at 7:00 a.m.
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London
Method of Artists Scumbling Explained
Scumbling in art softens picture colors by blending with a neutral tint using a nearly dry brush for a muted effect. It describes how artists apply the tint over existing colors to create subtle transitions and atmospheric depth.
Notice of Change in School Committee By Laws
Change in school committee by laws continues with long list of cases and actions. Reports from Mary B Sanford the school nurse detail Valley school clinics 11 with 619 treatments 232 dressings and 56.2 average treatments per clinic. Pupils sent home weighed dental clinics 8 with 143 treated. Notices from Dr Duffy advise dental care and physician input. Eye tests ongoing with 175 re tests and 150 referred to oculist.
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House of Good Shepherds
Mary B. Sanford
Valley School
Duffy
Community event calendar highlights multiple club gatherings
The notice lists various local events for November and December including fairs at Eagles Hall Makowsky Building December sales at State Street M E Church and vestry, a Kiddie Revue at Colt High School, a Yale speaker at Congregational Church, and multiple dances and charity sales hosted by organizations such as Mt Hope Chapter No 23 C E S Battery C 243rd C A and Epworth League with dates spaced across November 1 to December 22.
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Progressive Citizens’ Club
Eagles
Makowsky
Netopian Society
Guieras
High Street
Colt High School
Mt Hope
Jerome Davis
Yale University
Congregational Church
Men
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Club
Bristol Yacht Club
St. Rita’s Girls’ Club
Evolution of Bayonets From Dagger Hilt to Sword Type
The bayonet began as a steel dagger fixed into a wooden haft fitting the musket muzzle. By 1805 Sir John Moore used a bayonet fastened by a spring clip. The triangular blade dominated British service until magazine rifles ended its use in favor of the sword bayonet.
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John Moore
Watch Body Posture to Avoid Auto Accidents
The Automobile Safety League warns Bristol motorists to correct seating to prevent accidents. Dr. Dudley B. Reed and health experts cite fatigue, limited vision, and poor response as risks from slouched posture, noting upholstery type matters and detailing the proper driving position for safety and comfort.
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Bristol
Automobile Safety League
League
Dudley B. Reed
The
Health Service
University of Chicago
Reed
J O Y Christian Endeavor Supper Highlights Community Gathering
About 40 attendees enjoyed a goose supper at Miss Charlotte Stoughton home on Ferry Road with three decorated dining rooms and a birthday cake for Pastor Arthur F Jennings. The event featured singing and games and honors for Mrs. Charles E Luther and Mrs. James Stoughton.
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Charlotte Stoughton
Ferry Road
Arthur F Jennings
Charles E Luther
Griswold Avenue
James Stoughton
First Baptist Church
Truth through Generations Interprets Pilate’s Question
Historians interpret facts differently across eras shaping our view of truth. The quote recalls Pilate and the challenge of judging evidence as perspectives shift over time.
Reynolds School Presents Winter Program Full of Plays and Songs
Pupils of Room II under Miss Molasky stage a program featuring Disobedience by Roberta Dixon and Heidi with multiple acts. Students perform The Fiddler and The Land of Ivory Books, read America For Me and The Bookshop, plus songs including Story Book Land and America offered by the class. Announcer is Jean deRocha.
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Room II
Miss Molasky
Trees
Joyce Kilmer
Hope Angell
Alice August
Catherine Candelmo
Carmella Castigliego
Noela Charette
Flora D'Alessio
Prezioso D’erico
Martha DiMezzo
Jean de Rocha
Roberta Dixon
Norma Drainville
Amy Furtado
Betsy Hambrick
Clara Hereshoff
Barbara Higbee
Eunice Marshman
Emelia
Jack
Barbara Newman
America
Henry van Dyke
Tevis Shulman
Anthony Williams
Israel Osofsky
Joseph Mazza
Francis Securo
Alfred Sousa
Louis Codola
Henry Arouca
Leonard Abenante
Land of Ivory Books
Robert L. Stevenson
Christine Young
Heidi
Barber
Dete
Peter
Albred Sousa
Ludwig Schiniger
Parson
Fraulein Rottenmeir
John
Sebastian
Tevis Shusman
Herr Seseman
Antonio Almeida
Clara
Clara Herreshoff
Almande
Frankfurt
Christie
Joseph Wales
Barbara
Pinocchio
Henry Knight
Hey Diddle- Diddle
Raggedy Ann
Ernestine Sylvia
Flora D’allesio
Goldilocks
Hope Angels
Cinderella
Peter Rabbit
Manuel Dias
Winnie the Pooh
Sandman
Tom
Nod
Olympia’ Proto
Nils
Eddie’ Estrella
Althon Crowley
Blynken
Winken
Sambo
Jean deRocha
Public Aid Appeals for Blankets in Cold Weather
Mrs. Vasta La R Ruggeiro director of Public Aid urged that blankets are desperately needed as temperatures drop. She noted twelve have been collected but many more are required for both children and adults facing inadequate bed clothing.
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Public Aid
Vasta la R. Ruggeiro
Msr.Ruggeiro
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