Memorial Armistice Plans Announced by American Legion
The American Legion posts announce Armistice ceremonies for November 11 with a national plan to issue railroad tickets by messenger and telephone. The 29th annual banquet is set for the Legion Hall, with Ralph H. Lavers of the National Employment Committee delivering the principal address.
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Western
Kearney
Ame- Union
Legion Hall
Franklin Street
Ralph H. Lavers
National Employment Committee For the American Legion
Washington D. C
A. A. Edmonds
George O R. Fish
James A. Sisson
Manuel P. Goulart
Walter E
Western Union to Deliver Tickets From New Haven Offices
Western Union will provide delivery service from New Haven ticket offices in Boston Hartford New Haven Providence and Springfield. Service runs daily 8 30 a m to 10 p m holidays included. Patrons call nearest New Haven Railroad office for tickets and the messenger delivers to home or business after collecting ticket value and a nominal delivery fee.
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Western Union Company
New Haven
Boston
Hartford
Providence
Springfield
New Haven Railroad
Western Union
Townies Victory Stuns Riverside as Mohawks Loom in Week Standings
Townies surge to an 8 point league total after a hard fought win over Riverside Crescents. Key plays by Esposito Dias and solid tackling by Manchester kept Bristol in the hunt while injuries tested both sides. Next Sunday the undefeated Manton Mohawks visit Guiteras field in a potential title showdown.
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Jimmy
Sousa
Biancuzzo
Crescents
Huskie Cavallaro
Dribble
Benny Esposito
Walt Dias
Bristol
Riverside Boys
Ted Wright
Ralph Mani
Thurber
Farra
Townies
Manton Mohawks
Mohawks
Guiteras Field
Bristol Town
Cirillo
Silva
Freitas
Ferrara
Dias
Cava Manchester
Round Robin Will Benefit Injury Fund
The Bristol Townies defend Colonial league title and host a round robin benefits game at East Providence Pierce Stadium. Five twelve minute periods feature ten league teams including six American and four National division clubs, with proceeds funding the injured players fund and insurance payments. Several Townies stars are sidelined by injuries while others play limited action.
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Bristol Townies
East Providence Pierce Stadium
Players’ Ijury Fund
Colts Defeat De La Salle 20 0 To Lead Class C Standings
Bristol Senior High’s Colts overpower De La Salle Academy 20 to 0 at Guiteras Field to seize first in Class C. Frank Bruno set the tone with a 65 yard punt return TD, Murgo added two PATs, and a 30 yard pass play for a score. An injury to guard John Schiniger marked the lone setback as the Colts dominated on both sides, while Charles Mello of the Navy reports training at Great Lakes.
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Bristol Senior High
Guiteras Field
de la Salle Academy
Crusaders
Frank Bruno
de la Salle
Iis
Newport
Lou Margo
Colts
Bruno
Murgo
Frank Fojo
Ant” de Meo
Colt
John Schiniger
South Kingston
Colt Memorial
de Meo
Russo
Pacheco
Aiello
Bullock
Manciers
Caromile
Grimo
Ischinigoi
Cardoza
Foro Arronne
Verna
Morra
Velleca
Flynn
Esther August weds William F. St Angelo in St Elisabeth Church
In a double ring ceremony at St Elisabeth Church Miss Esther August daughter of Mrs Rosaline M August and William F St Angelo son of Mrs Felicite M St Angelo were married by Rev Henrique Rocha. The couple plans a Bristol Yacht Club reception and a New York City trip before residing at 235 Wood Street.
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ST. Angelo
St. Elisabeth’s ‘Church
Esther ’ August
Rosaline M. August
Franklin Street
William F. St. Angelo
Felicite M. St. Angelo
Wood Street
Henrique Rocha
Anna Peters
Anthony J. Nunes
Joseph
Rosaline August
Mary D. Pacheco
Estelle Vona
Beverly Maetoza
David Cabral
Lawrence August
Francis Viera
Charles Torecinta
Bristol Yacht Club
New York City
Hourly Wage Increase at U S Rubber Bristol Plant
The United States Rubber Co Bristol plant announced an eleven cent hourly wage rise retroactive to June 28 following new contracts with Local 339 United Rubber cork Linoleum and Plastic Worker of America CIO. The deal covers pay rates, seniority, working conditions, and adds a third vacation week for staff with 15 plus years.
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Bristol
United States
The
Rubber Company
United Rubber, Cork, Linoleum, and Plastic Worker of America
CIO
Tri-Hi-Y Girls Tour Local Telephone Exchange
The Tri-Hi-Y girls toured the local Telephone Company exchange last evening. Afterward they gathered at the Y to plan an Armistice Day dance. A fashion show is under discussion and will be developed at the next meeting per Miss Evelyn Lemaire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Hi-Y
Telephone Company
Evelyn Lemaire
New Haven Railroad Exhibit Shows Rhode Island Firms
Grand Central Terminal hosts an all new weeklong update to the New Haven Railroad industrial and recreational exhibit. Rhode Island makers such as Federal Products Providence Union Pawtucket Auto-Heat Vary Judson Oil Monowatt Providence join displays. L. C. Balfour Attleboro presents fraternity pins and trophies. T. J. Holmes Chartley Mass showcases perfume and medical atomizers. Over 5,000,000 visitors have viewed New England wares since January.
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New Haven Railroad
Grand Central Terminal
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New England
Federal Products Corporation of
Providence
The
Union Company
Pawtucket
Auto-Heat Corporation of
Vary- Judson Oil Corporation
Electtric Corporation of
L. C. Balfour Co
Attlesboro
T. J. Holmes Co., Inc
Chartley, Mass
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Rogm
N.Y
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Great Lakes Station
Charles C. Mello
Bay View Ave
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Great Lakes
Naval Service
U.S
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