Man's Desire and Homers Come Home in Local Reels
The program features Jaine Novak and Aiden Lewisestone in Man's Desire a vivid romance set in lumber camps with midwinter forest scenes. Charles Ray stars in Homer's Comes Home as Homer Cavenider who returns home wealthy, woos Rachel Prouty, and confronts a rival Machim. Homer’s stock-selling bid ends in trouble but ends happily with him becoming Mainesville factory manager. The twin bill also shows Everything But the Truth Eddie Lyons and Lee Moran comedy about a white lie threatening happiness and a business. Weekend events include scouting activities with track and swimming results and a forthcoming Court of Honor awards in Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaine
Ray
Homers
Homer Cavenider
Aiesville
A. Élerk
Pretty
Rachel Prouty
Artiches Machim
Homer
Mainesville
Machim
Sonpie
Eddie Lyons
Lee Moran
Pausie
A. Burke
E. Francis
F. Francis
A. ‘Burke
BR. "Francis
W. Cimino
George R. Fish
H. W. McKay
W. A. Francis
Bristol
Court of Honor
Providence
George S. Sparks
Walter Bullocks
Notice on First Grade admissions threshold for seven-year-olds
No pupils under seven years of age will be admitted to the First Grade after this week. The notice sets a strict age cutoff for entry into early schooling.
Bristol's growth urged toward a more beautiful town
A Bristol correspondent urges the editor to promote orderly town planning and public spaces. He calls for surveys of a small area for water and sewerage, widening streets like Thompson and Usher, planting shade trees, and creating parks. He envisions a northern civic center with a Soldiers Memorial and Guiteras School, while preserving Juniper Hill Cemetery views. He also suggests removing obstructive signboards and possibly rustic bridges to enhance Sibyer Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
the Phoenix
St.Michael's Church
Waley
Woodlawn
Metacom ‘Avenue
Mt. Hope Farm Corporation
Bristol Narrows
Kichemill
Mau
Yarrow
Thompson“avenue
Usher Avenue
State Street
Sherry Avenue
Feather Bed Lane
Bosworth House
Guiteras School
Juniper Hill Cemetery
Sibyer Creek
Bay View Avenue
Woman's Relief Corps Hosts Seasonal Meeting in G A R Hall
Babbitt Women’s Relief Corps resumes sessions after summer break with Mrs. Frederick Luther absent as President. Members vote to attend a Sept 11 picnic hosted by Mrs. George S. Marshall on Prudence Island and discuss travel to the National Encampment in Indianapolis with Rhode Island delegates sailing from Providence on Sept 19. Participants include Mrs. Mary Newman Miss Lillian Nicholas and others including Frank T. Remieres and Commandant Murdock McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
Frederick Luther
Henry Simmons
George S. Marshall
Prudence Island
Indianapolis
Rhode Island
Providence
Mary Newman
Lillian Nicholas
Althea Lord
Frank Paull
Frank T. Remieres
Murdock McKenzie
Arthur T. Newman
J. Ellery Ingraham
John Howard Aull
Community Dance Schedule for September and October Events
A list of upcoming dances and events including Naval Armory on Sept 14 by American Legion Kearney Post, Columbia Hall Sept 17 by The Stray Two, Bristol Yacht Club Sept 18, Italian Hall Sept 20 for Church funds, G A R Hall Sept 20 by The Broadway Two, Pas Time Theatre Sept 23 with Bessie Barriscale, and the First Annual Fair Sept 30 to Oct 9 at Italian Hall Wood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Armory
Kearney Post
American Legion
Columbia Hall
Stray Two
Bristol Yacht Club
Club
Italian Hall
Altar Society
Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
G. A. R. Hall
Broadway Two
Pastime Theatre
Bessie Barriscale
Beckoning Roads
Doric Club
Santa Maria di Merino
Wood Street
Death of eight year old Frederic Bowler in Bristol Narrows
Charles Frederic Bowler aged eight dies in this town. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. from his late residence in Bristol Narrows. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowler
This Town
Charles ‘Frederic Bowler
Bristol Narrows
Four New Teachers Elected at School Committee Session
The Naugatuck School Committee last evening elected four new teachers and a sub-master for Colt Memorial High School. Salaries for the evening Americanization school and evening high school were set, while the superintendent submitted a monthly report noting 1817 total registrations. The board approved repairs, new boilers, and kalsomining across several buildings, with bills totaling 4782.20. Next Saturday the team plays in Bristol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Wall
William C. Hobbs
Herbert A. Wisbey
Rhode Island State College
Colt Memorial
Wesley A. Small
Stonnington
Bates College
John Post Reynolds
Amy F. Littlefield
Oliver School
Sullivany
Oliver
Posigon
Thornton
Juliet E Coggeshall
Peth
A. M. Merriman
Medical Etc
Reynolds
Byfield
Walley
Reynolds School
Committee On School Houses
Colt Memorial High School
National India Rubber Company
Naugatuck
Conn
Bristol Boys
Sylvia
Kinsley
Redfern
Simister
McIsaac
O’donald
Johnston
Morris
Grounder
Currier
Dunn
Wilcox
McSorley
N. L A
Gladue
Naugatucks
Serbst
Ahearn
Fifth District Court Docket Proceedings
In Rhode Island Judge Hammill presided yesterday. The State of Rhode Island versus Manuel Sousa for non support was continued one week by agreement. Bail remains as set. Civil matter Edward I Brownell versus Emory F Dessetts on two notes of 50 dollars each. Court ruled for the plaintiff for 100 dollars plus interest and costs. James F Lavander appeared for the plaintiff and William B Troy for the defendant. An appeal was noted by the defendant’s counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammill
Fifth District Court
State of Rhode Island
Rose L. Sousa
Manuel Sousa
Edward I Brownell
Emory F. Dessetts
James F. Lavander
William B. Troy
Providence
Socom
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Yeu Tee
Sint
Zug Oror
Opie
Eerie
United
Wrige Eys
Ston
Evon
Driscoll
Petrucci
Sengstacken
N. L.R
MacSorley
Fagan
Rorarty
Po O'’Donald
Sions
C. Johnston
Khaat
Von
Esneee Dunn
Leary
Willcox
Aeeee Gladue
Moore
Erbst
Naugatuck Caren
John
Setar
Lynch
Dentistry
Easterbrooks Building
R. L
Goodyear
The
Waldron’ Co
America
Franklin Mills
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