Immigrants and Citizenship Debate Amid Local Bristol Notes
Editorial cites Commissioner Hull on 1 to 3 million illegal aliens and 113000 registered in prisons last year, with about 1000 deported monthly. It recalls a Bristol case where language barriers hindered a man judged by Judge Hamill, noting Americanization efforts and calls for immigrants to aim for American citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E Hull
Commissioner of Immigration
Frank H Hammill
Fifth District
Fegan
Angerpreter
Yen
Bristol
Bristol School Vandalism Soars Across Town
A Bristol school committee meeting laments vandalism at Colt Memorial High School including damaged trees balustrade statues and windows. Citizens emphasize parental and legal action to deter youths. Chief Kavanaugh and Judge Hammill pledge enforcement and prosecution of offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Pole Richard
Kavanaugh
Steam and Water Heating Plants Prove Satisfactory
The heating installations deliver warm satisfaction and strong client referrals. Residents praise the steam water and vapor systems and say most new business comes from word of mouth recommendations.
Fire Brigade Faces Possible Dissolution Over Driver Dispute
Taxpayers debate the fate of the Dreadnaught Hook Ladder and Hose Company amid controversy over fire truck drivers. Board of Fire Engineers may retain two drivers or the town council may settle the issue. disbanding the company and creating a paid department are possible outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Fire Engineers
Bristol
Straw Hat Season Expired As Custom Ends Summer Feeling
The article notes the straw hat season expired yesterday under customary practice and contrasts it with lingering comfort felt wearing a felt hat into summer. It discusses cultural norms and seasonal dress.
Misses and Children Dresses at Suzmans Specialty
Vicinity notes report a morning clinic at Bristol District Nursing Association headquarters on State street. Catherine Morris, graduate of Colt Memorial High School, studies secretarial arts at Katherine Gables School. Joseph Arouca, formerly with National India Rubber, joined A A Edmonds Co. Donations of vegetables and groceries were given to the Home for Aged Women on Franklin Street during donation day. Fire at 825 Pappasquash district 36 damaged an unoccupied cottage. four volunteer companies battled an active blaze aboard the former Coggeshall property. The call originated from an employee at Colt Farm. the recall came at 9:35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol District Nursing Association
State Street
Suzman
Ghoppe
Ladv
Catherine Morris
Colt Memorial High School
Katherine Gables
Providence Joseph V Arouca
National India Rubber Company
A Edmonds Co
Home For Aged Women
Franklin — Street
Charles Tirrell
Board of Managers
Pappasquash
Chandler H Coggeshall
Colt Farm
Local Happenings Brighten Town Calendar
Community life includes visitors returning home from York Harbor and Philadelphia, a Rhode Island Hospital operation recovery, motor boat cruises for swimmers from Church street, and a busy schedule of meetings. Rebekah Lodge conferred degrees, a funeral for Mrs Contiert’s infant, and a Grand Army parade participant from Rhode Island. A choral union plan forms, a yacht race challenge is issued, and social events at Bristol Yacht Clubhouse continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei Jig Geeawich
Thabela
Locke
Knights'oee
State Street
Waukie
Suzman’s
Adv
Anna
J. Hamel
York Harbor
Hugh Young
Philadelphia
Nora A. Sullivan
New York
Blue Bird Shop
Adolph Ferreira, Jr
Rhode Island Hospital
Rice & Hutchins
Suzman's
Crest
Church Street Wharf
Rocky Point
Bristol
J. F Duffy’s
Reba Rebekah
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebekah
Anthony Contiert
Watertown
Mass
Contiert
Mary Ruggiero
Wood Street
William Tucker
Rhode Island
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tucker
Mallory
Theodosius Tyng
Barrington
Fortieth Street
Sixth Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Tyng
Ashland
Society of Pte Mary's
Ichapels
Ptins
John D. Archer
Providence
Curtis A. Chase
LeRoy D. Beil
Bristol Harbor
Bristol Yacht Clubhouse
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Foreign Missions Society of the
M. E. Church
Harriet L. Peckham
Hope Street
Charles W Martin
Crawford L. Easterbrooks
Goldfield Dathy Tribune Observes Gold Demand Outpaces Supply
Local report notes rising demand for gold exceeds available supply, highlighting market pressure and potential price effects. Authorities or exchanges aren’t named, but the piece underscores scarcity concerns impacting buyers and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dathy Tribune
Swreelk Newnett Site Mentioned In Oe Transport Tale
A brief item notes a site titled Swreelk Newnett referenced in an obscure transport narrative. Details are sparse and focus on a named location within a historical setting.
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Buitel County
Joseph F. Farrally
M. G. Farrally
William Bradford
Mgr
Bradford
Corner of Thames
Hae Lacefere Eercon
Phoenix News
H. M. Darling
Y. M
C. A
Richard C. ‘Quirk
Daniel G
James F. Duffy
Easterbrook
Julio F. Xavier
Editorial
Tortorices If
Tian Twee
News of
Dora Ruggiero
Hans Schneider School
Tel
Registar
J. F. Gilroy
Cor
Franklin and
High Streets
Louis Rego
Munroe Ave
R. I
A. C. Durgin
Expert Service
Burton Street
Walter H. Angell
St Michael’s Church
Greenwich St. Providence
R. Rich
Thames Street
Bristol, R
Providence, R.L
Pinznurst Ave
Westerly, Works, Oak Str
John T Drury
Akdale
Dedham
Ryan Avenue
Ewd. F. Kearns
Constitution Street
Pfare ST
Ge Aspe
Mabel B. Salisbury
Moxie
Hanley’s Limited
Gansett Ryphons
Morris Bros
I. Lewis Shoe Store
Hove ST
Mia DeWolf
Brivatol
DeWolf
Hristol
Joseph Pevin
Hope Street Hristol
Bay View Avenue
Usher Place
Brisatol
Bradford Street
Phenix
Catherine Street
Rexall
Hope Drug
Rexall Store
W. W. Barnes
Bristol, R. I
Railroad Avenue
Croade Street
Warren, R. I
Mra
Cornelius Harrington
B. A. French
Tear
A. A. Edmonds CO
Augustus P. Duffy
W. W. Franklin & Co
Providence Malt CO
Fountain Street
Elmer F Murdock
Ferry Road
Griswold Ave
Ford
381 High St
Edward King
Pure Food Store
Campbell’s
Delaware
Libby
Walter M. Lowney
Schrafft
New England
Charles A. Johnson
Hope and
Franklin Streets
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