State Presents Town With Forgotten Bill Clash over $200 in unpaid Bristol sewer work
Bristol sewer officials say a $17 948 06 bill for Hope Street repairs, tied to an intercepting sewer, has never been paid since 1932. State deductions of about $200 were promised but not reflected, and a special appropriation may be needed. Payment likely to go before the budget committee, with parual options discussed.
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Bristol Sewer Commission
Hope Street
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Sewer Department
Valmore Normandin
State Division of Business Management
Sewer Board
John W. Church
Normandi
J Floyd Huestis
Lucien Capone
Mr Capone
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Dietacw
Clear
Wood Street
Town of Bristol Sewer Commission
Harold E. Hill
William Tawyer
Elisha Hibbert
Youth Builds Dream House From Old Church Materials
Daniel Knowlton, age 16, uses bricks and beams from the demolished Trinity Rectory to construct a small personal dwelling on Bristol Neck. Over about 10 months he salvaged bricks, beams, and wainscoting, fashioned much of the interior himself, and plans landscaping when he returns from a winter away.
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Bristol Woman and Daughters Return on Yankee Clipper
Mrs Maria T Mello of Bristol and her two daughters Eva and Theresa completed a seven day voyage by land sea and air from Europe to the Yankee Clipper. They left Azores and reached Fayal port then Bermuda before landing in Port Washington New York. Theresa celebrated her seventeenth birthday aboard and both girls were students at Colt Memorial High School.
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Bartington and Peck clash in pivotal Bristol County clash
Barrington and Colt Peck meet at Gutierras Field in a decisive football clash that could crown the Bristol County champion and spotlight a Conference Class title contender. Both teams are unbeaten in league play as Coach Huston and Captain Anthony lead the hosts against O Neill and the Peck attack.
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Tiny” Martin
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Albania In April The Avalanche Speaker at St Alban’s Lodge
Reception speaker Mrs Morgan will talk Tuesday evening at the master and wardens' reception of St Alban's Lodge No 6 F and AM. Her lecture explores Albania on the eve of Italian occupation and draws on years teaching in Turkey and France.
Best Made Social Club Banquet Planned for Nov 14
The Best Made Social Club of the Best Made Dress Company completes plans for its annual banquet to be held Saturday November 14 at Shorty's Diner. Warren Dinner will be at 6 p m followed by dancing.
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Caesar and modesty in history lessons
The narrator notes Caesar’s campaigns in Gaul are not captivating to his daughter who studies Latin. He observes Caesar was modest about his own victories, a trait not shared by many other historically renowned figures who remain famed for their deeds.
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Caesar and Hitler Compared By California Professor
A Latin professor at the University of California recently examined Caesar and Hitler, focusing on their use of the first person pronoun to draw comparisons. The analysis notes similarities in self reference while acknowledging disputed points.
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University of California
Caesar
Mtim
Language use in Caesar and Hitler rhetoric compared
A professor analyzes a Hitler speech noting heavy first person pronouns and compares it with Caesar as depicted in seven Caesar wars texts. He finds Caesar seldom uses I, rarely uses we, and only uses editorial we in parenthetical remarks, highlighting differences in self reference and bragging.
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Modest Caesar Lesson Faces Drunken Pedestrian Incident
A Boston bus crash after a drunken jaywalker caused a Greyhound to hit a telephone pole injuring several occupants. the walker was uninjured. The Massachusetts Safety Council urges public action to bar undrunk individuals from street presence, urging families to escort intoxicated relatives.
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Rhode Island Mills Brace For Surge In Demand
Rhode Island textile manufacturers plan 24 hour mill operation and revise prospective employee lists as war disruptions and a national minimum wage of 32 1 2 cents per hour take effect October 24. Edward F. Walker of the Rhode Island Textile Association cites improved competition and steadier employment opportunities aided by Europe’s war impact and a larger South American market.
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Edward F. Walker
Rhode Island Textile Association
Northern Mills
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