Name Change Erases National India Rubber in Bristol Plant
Bristol plant of National India Rubber Company is renamed to Rubber Products Inc The switch from N I R marks the end of an era dating to 1888 when Samuel P Colt reorganized the company and founded the National India Rubber Company The old name will be filed under Used To Be as officials in New York approve the change.
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National India Rubber Company
United States Rubber Profists Inc
Usted States Rubber Products, Inc
Bristol
New York City
Samuel Pomerax Colt
National Rubber Company
National Indya Rubber Company
Turing
Colt
India Rubber
Bristols
Rainbow a Worthy Successor Defends Yacht Racing Honor
Rainbow defeats Yankee to continue the Herreshoff line in defending national and against England supremacy. Skipper and crew praised as well built and equipped, with Yankee remembered for a real fight and the Bristol product hailed as a proud winner.
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Rainbow
Yankee
England
Bristol
Italian Hosiery and Stocking Industry Overview
The Italian hosiery and stocking sector uses viscose acetate cupra ammonium yarns on cotton frames with counts from 60 to 200. Italian output relies heavily on imported yarns, with about 4000 metric tons of cotton yarns consumed yearly, and major use of rayon in finer goods. The Italian Export Institute distributes industry literature to German chambers of commerce.
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Aii
England
Amerina
Industey
Rayvon
Istituto Nazionale Per Fsportazione
The
Italian Export Institute
Phoen
Stench Ag Oimdus
Atescon
Kant
Aris
Local events mark Bristol Holiday with parades and gatherings
Labor Day was observed quietly in Bristol with a Dexter Training Ground parade drawing labor groups, while dozens of families hosted guests and returned from vacations. The day featured baseball at Skin Diamond, a three day bazaar planned on State Street, and multiple lodge meetings to conclude summer activities.
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Dexter Training Ground
Providence
Labor Day
Bristol
Douglas A
Innes
Bristolians
SCHOOLS REOPEN BRISTOL STUDENTS RETURN FOR FALL
The Valley School tolls its bell at 9 tomorrow to reopen the Bristol school term. This morning make up exams were given at Colt Memorial high school for students who failed subjects last June.
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Bristol School
Colt Memorial High School
Village Notes From Hope Street and Town Clerk Files
Mrs. Henry Bullock hosted the Mite Society at her Hope Street home this afternoon. Beachmount Land Company files show a deed transfer to John B Antoni for land at Beachmount Manor. Charles E Butler sells Bristol Casino land to Joseph Campo following a prior purchase from Col Edwin Godfrey. Samuel Alves and Miss Emily Pacheco file intentions of marriage. Mr. and Mrs C Henry Allard return to Worcester after visiting relatives. Local Soldiers Home veterans will hear two concerts by the 103rd Field Artillery Band on September 10 and September 17.
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Marys A McDonald
Mary A Treanor
Franklin Street
Peter Sansone
Sansone
Henry Bullock
Mite Society of the
First Baptist Church
Hope Street
Beachmount Manor
John’ B. Antoni
Ben
Beachmount Land Company
Bristol
Joseph Campo
Charles E. Butler
Providence
Edwin
Godfrey
Samuel Alves
Third School Street
Emily Pacheco
Mount Hope Avenue
103Rd Field Artillery Band
Regular meeting of Kearney Post No 6 Legion
The regular monthly meeting of Kearney Post No 6 American Legion will be held tomorrow night at 8 at Grand Army Hall for the annual election of officers. All members are urged to attend. A Kearney Squadron Sons of the American Legion meeting will follow at 7.
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Reba Lodge
Fall River
Hiawatha Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
High St
Kearney Post
No 6
American Legion
Grand Army Hall
Sons of the American Legion
No. 6
Kearne
American Legion Auxiliary
Anna Gablinske
Kearney
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Medina Avenue
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John W . Church
Joseph Salvatore Varro
Anna Marie Carullo
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