Stone Age Domestication and Cedar Breaks Monument
Animals from Stone Age times include dogs as the first likely companions of humans. A noted naturalist speculates on how wolves were tamed. Cedar Breaks National Monument in Utah spans about 5,780 acres near Zion, with amphitheater cliffs 2,000 feet deep and a forested rim at 10,400 feet.
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Cedar Breaks Monument
Cedar Breaks National Monument
Utah
Dixie National Forest
Ion National Park
Lengthy Siberian Freeze Delays River Ice Breakup
In northern Siberia the annual ice break up is delayed until June due to a cold season. The extended winter slows river flow and affects local travel and fisheries.
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Town to face suit over road equipment damage claim
The H. S. Allis Co. of Providence informs Bristol Town Council it will sue Bristol and Callan Construction for 4000 in damages over a road equipment contract from 1930. A road grader is at issue. council says town did not order equipment and a retrial is pending.
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H. S. Allis Co., Inc
Providence
Alfred J. Curry
Bristol
Callan Construction Company
Curry
Callan Ca
Gen. Callan
Allis Company
Elisha Hibbert
James Holmes
Callan Company
Council
Prescott Paull
Mr. Curry
Olympians Plan Intensive Activities Program At YMCA
The Olympian Club of the local YMCA held a special meeting on Wednesday evening to map an intensive season of activities. President Michael Pasquarelli announced committee appointments across Auditing Educational Finance Social Athlettee and Relief groups with named chairs and members.
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Olympian Club
YMCA
Michael Pasquarelli
John O'Connor
Morris Levy
Michael Ruggiero
Anthony daPonte
John Hogan
John daPonte
Joseph F Pannone
Over Deserits
Michael Ascoh
Steve Maseno
Henry Levy
Raymond Bishano
John Mirranda
Athlettee
John = Marshall
Anthony Cardoza
George Magee
Anthony Mamo
Joseph Perrys
Anthony Sousa
Harvest and Halloween Events Across the Town
October events include a Harvest Supper by the Mite Society at First Baptist, a Bristol-Colt Alumni Harvest Dance at Colt Auditorium, and State Street M E Church entertainment by Aidan Connery and Irma Hein. Upcoming Halloween masquerade at Hotel Belvedere and a dinner dance by the Bristol Portuguese-American Women’s Civic League. A senior play Pollyanna at Colt High School and Christmas sales by Ladies Aid and Mite Society conclude the season.
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Mite Society of the First Baptist Church
State Street
M E. Church
Aidan Connery
Irma Heinold
Bristol
Colt High School Auditorium
Ladies Aid Society of
MOE Church
Railroads Pioneer Stainless Steel Trains and Jobs Rise
Edward G Budd of Philadelphia forecasts large employment gains as Budd Co secures orders for light-weight stainless steel coaches and Zephyr cars. The Burlington and Quincy Zephyr is highlighted as a symbol of speed and efficiency, with plans for further electrification and rail upgrades across the nation. Ralph Budd of Burlington notes potential power plant on trains, improving energy use. Anonymized Budd figures clarify no family relation between Ralph and Edward Budd.
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Edward G. Budd Manufacturing Co
Philadelphia
Budd Co
Boston and Maine
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Burlington
Enver
Chicago
Seago
Lincoln
Nebr
Kansas City
Tainty
Zephyr
Ralph Budd
Budd
Budd Manufacturing Co
Town Council Weighs Showboat Versus Rainbow Club License
The Bristol town council delayed action on granting a Showboat license at the foot of State Street amid objections from residents about noise and disruption. The Rainbow Club at 11 John Street won a Class C club license after defense from supporters, while other council business included Armistice Day planning, fireworks approvals, and staffing for polling places in November elections.
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Rainbow Club
John Street
Jacob Bassing
Bassing
State Street
Shepard
Barney Leviten
Thames Street
William Shepard
Paull
Thomas M Lonergan
Hibbert
Ferrara
Focal
Guneral
John Rego
John Dennis
Dr. D'Angelo
ERA
John G. DesLauriers
Pietro Goglia
Wood Street
Ida Hazen
Manuel Vera, Jr
Anthony S. Thomas
Hope Street
Church Street
Carr Manufacturing Company
Buttonwoods Avenue
Town Farm
Henry P. Irudell
3Rd School Street
Charles Palmer
Ernest Waite
Noyes Avenue
Richmond
Sunday Dinner Suggestions Highlight Market Prices
Prices for most vegetables stay moderate with bargains in cabbage cauliflower celery onions and potatoes. Eggs are a good value under fifty cents a dozen. lamb beef remain solid values while pork edges up slightly. Apples grapes pears lead fruits as new dried fruits arrive higher than last year. The menus below are based on the latest market news.
Canvassers Notice for Bristol Voter List Canvass
Town Clerk John W Church announces a final canvassers session in the Burnside Memorial Building Bristol for October 30 1934 at 730 PM to correct voter lists to be used in the November election. The Probate Court in Bristol orders notice for Elizabeth H Wilson estate account on November 5 1934 with guardian Claudia W Ridington and clerk John W Church.
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R. I
Burnside Memorial
Bristot
Elizabeth H. Wilson
Claudia W Ridington
Bristol Phoenix
John W Church
Administration Notice for James A Munro Estate
Notice is given that Vernon Munro of Bristol RJ qualified as Administrator of the estate of James A Munro late of Bristol deceased. Creditors must file claims in the administrator's office within the legally prescribed time beginning October 19 1934.
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James A. Munro
Vernon Munro
Bristol
James A Munro
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