Dispositions in Fifth District Court on Oct 4 to Oct 31
Case updates show Luigi Stanzione had charges dropped after paying costs following a Thames and Oliver street entry claim. Several other defendants faced continuances or fines for offenses including parking, drunkenness, non support, operating autos under intoxication or without license, and peddling disorderly. Cases settled or decided with possession outcomes noted.
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Frank H. Hammill
Luigi Stanzione
Walter Brotherton
Stanzione
Thames and
Oliver Street
Iathan Brackett
St Joseph's Hospital
Alfonso Rebello
Wood Street
Daniel DeCrescenzo
Michael Cavebire
Publid
Samuel Jo Connery
Joseph
Iowa
Anna
John Andrade
Thorroson Avenue
Abraham Pisenstadt
Pach Haberlin
Rose Trilello
Marshall Bate
Giuseppe Marino
Joseph Cabral
Aunt Lucia Hits At Three Performances In Town
Musical comedy “Aunt Lucia” drew capacity crowds in four performances at the Guiteras Memorial School auditorium for Doric Club and Bristol Red Cross benefit. Audiences praised clever characterizations, a fine chorus, and snappy songs led by Mrs Harold E Hill and a pajama-clad baby land opening scene.
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Lucia
Guiteras Memorial School
Doric Club
Bristol
American Red Cross
Harold E Hill Reader
Baby Land
Daughters of Revolution Hold Monthly Meeting
Members of the Brostel Chapter of Daughters of Revolution met at the chapel house on Franklin Street for a regular monthly gathering. Miss Wain Syrop De Wart led a talk on her count tour and discussed articles for the chapter. Various attendees and visitors were noted in attendance.
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Brostel
Daughters of the
Harret
Howard W Church
Haward
Orchards and Orchids: The Age-Old Wedding Flower
Flowers have long adorned weddings with orange blossoms seen as a symbol of luck and happiness. The tradition spans millennia, linking floral choice to auspicious outcomes for newlyweds.
Milburn Rites Held For Beatrice Milburn At St Marys
Funeral services were held for Beatrice Milburn at the family home 18 Byfield Street and at St Marys Church on Wood Street. A requiem mass was offered for her repose and she was laid to rest in St Marys Cemetery. Relatives from various places attended the funeral.
Requiem Mass for Mrs Clara Houle at St Mary's Church
Requiem Mass in St Mary's Church at 7:45 AM for Mrs Clara Houle wife of Alexander Houle who died in St Joseph's Hospital Providence. Funeral from 14 Charles Street with many relatives attending. Interment at St Mars's Cemetery on Chestnut Street with flowers from relatives and friends.
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St Mary's Church
Clara Houle
Alexander Houle
St. Joseph's Hospital
Providence
Charles Street
St Mars’s Cemetery
Chestnut Street
Proverbs and Conscience Clash in Moral Doubt
A reflection on proverbs and their limits noting that some sayings such as all is fair in love and war are not wise. It argues that knowing what is right and acting on it is a better guide than relying on stock phrases.
Slotem Poles Erected To Mark Life Event Totems
Poles were placed to commemorate major life events including weddings births weddings deaths long journeys and victories. The erected totems serve as records of significant happenings in the life of the person who raised them.
Cavern Wonders of Carlsbad in New Mexico
The Carlsbad caverns in New Mexico are described as some of the most spectacular underground wonders in America.
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Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
America
Nonessential Golf Expert Comments On Rules
A golf expert argues that the game should tip away nonessentials to focus on core play. The discussion centers on simplifying procedures and trimming optional elements to speed pace and clarity.
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Arkansas
Lizette
Mere Expressions Gifts and Arms Are Expressions Not Virtue
A concise aphorism notes that outward gifts and arms reflect appearances rather than true virtue, implying inner character surpasses material tokens and outward displays.
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Addison
Market Crosses in Scottish Civic Life Through Reformation
The Montreal Family Herald explains how market crosses symbolized civic centrality in Scotland. It notes crosses persisted in name even when the physical cross vanished after the Reformation in 1560 and were often restored later.
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Coral
Scotland
William the Lion
Nfe
Montreal Family Herald
Origin of the Metric System in France
The meter was defined as one ten-millionth of a quadrant of the earth used to be the standard for measures. Proposed by Jean Picard, shaped by the 1790 French assembly and 1801 compulsory adoption, later fixed by a platinum bar in Paris after measurements showed the initial length too short.
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France
Jean Picard
National Assembly of
Bureau Des Archives
Paris
Red Omens Shape Modern Thought and Language
The piece argues that Indigenous influence permeates present thought, religion, and vocabulary. It claims Indian names appear in towns and states, schoolbooks fill with proverbs, and even Washington’s dignity stems from Native training. It cites artifacts like snowshoes, canoes, lacrosse, and gesture language as examples of Todittus-Dan Beard to Tass life.
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George Washington
Todasy
Hungarian Cowboy Parade Attire Dominates Coastal Celebration
A Hungarian cowboy showcases an ornate traditional outfit with lace embroidery on a long shirt, decorated hat plume, gas embroidery sleeve ends, and sturdy trousers and shoes. The ensemble, worn for centuries, is a holiday dress reflecting pride, though not suited for everyday use.
Rivezazah Significance and Mezuzah Tradition Described
The article explains the mezuzah a rectangular parchment slip inscribed with Deuteronomy passages and affixed to a doorpost. It notes the ritual Touch and kiss as one passes through the doorway and mentions plural spellings and pronunciations seen in readers’ letters.
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Detroit News
Man recalls first circus night experience with vivid description
A thirty year old man recounts his inaugural circus outing to a boy or young man. He explains buying tickets then passing along a rope lined aisle to the animal tents and finally entering the big tent where the clowns perform.
George Schlosser Obituary Private Funeral Held At Woonsocket
George Schlosser 65 a longtime Woonsocket rubber industry executive died in Woonsocket after a heart attack. A private funeral will be held at his home 330 South Main Street. He led manufacturing for National Indian Rubber United States Rubber and related mills in Woonsocket Bristol and New Brunswick early career began as an office boy in 1882.
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George
Schlosser
George Schlosser
National India Rubber Company
Wodensocket
South Main Street
Woonsocket
United States Rubber Company
New Jersey Business College
Newark
New Brunswick, N. J
Milltown
N. J
Philip and
Elizabeth
Kulthau) Schlosser
New Brunswick Rubber Shoe
Bristol
National Indian Rubber Company
Woonsocket Rubber Company
Barrington Road-Sowams Road Connecticut Line Plat No 297
Description and statement of land in Barrington Rhode Island taken by the State Board of Public Roads under Chapter 97 as amended. The description notes center line of Barrington Sowams Road and adjacent land parcels, with reference to Plat No 297 and official signatures. Recorded June 13, 1930.
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State OF Rhode Island
State Board of Public Roads
Town OF Barrington Road
New Meadow Road
Barrington
Rhode Island
General Assembly
A. Dt
State Board of Vubicle Roads
Recorder of Deeds
Aa Id Board
Aaid
State Board of Puble
Tyre
Naib
Ernests
Schlosser Retired Footwear Chief Remembered in Woonsocket
William Schlosser longtime head of United States Rubber Company footwear plants and factory manager at National India Rubber in Woonsocket died after ill health. He served as general manager until 1928 and remained based in Woonsocket. He was a church vestryman Y M C A president and Building and Loan director. He leaves wife Ida Arbogast Schlosser a son Harry a sister and several relatives. The factory flag flew at half mast in tribute.
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Woonsocket
Harold Henderson
Uxbridge
National India Rubber Company
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Daughters of Revolution Monthly Meeting Today
ST. Mary’s Church
Beatrice (Keegan) Milburn
William B. Milburn
Byfield St
St. Mary's Cemetery
Glenwood
Arragansett Electric Company
New England Power Association
Belvedere
Bristol RI
Lowance
Rivezazah
Vlat Nogar
Percy Sty
Tre
Rhode Island State
T L. Atwood I
Robinson
Hanley
Wellington
R. I State Board of Public Roads
Signs & Sho
Young
Harry Young, JR
E. W. Weaver
High Street
Charles M. Connery
Undertaker
Burton St
PET
Bonvicin
Burton ST. Tel
Antrican
O. M. Bailey, JR
Radiotrician
National Radio Institute
P. O. Box
Bristol, B. L
Nash
James T. Pierce
TOFTO
Robert J. McKay
G. W. Simmons
William Street
Lanzire’s Express
Frank Lanzire
G. M. Wilbur
Constitution ST
Freeborn
R. Cole
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Edward F. Kearns
Pearl Street
Geo.t, Ingram
Bristol District Nursing Association
Hope Street
Martha Graham
Thyra Carlson
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