Police Pension Ball to Back Bristol Fund
Souvenir program for the Bristol Police Beneficial Association second annual ball nearing completion. A 56 page edition with scarlet cover and royal binding aims to add to the police pension fund with donations from town officials and local businesses. The event, September 30 at the Bristol Casino, includes a grand march at 11 pm and a Casino orchestra led by Al Rosen.
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Bristol Police Beneficial Association
Bristol
Department
Euclid J. Demers
Booth
Sgt. Demers
al Rosen
Casino
Sgt
Demers
Henry J Sylvia
William T Cashin
Anthony J. Ferrara
Cashin
Joseph Texeira
William I Baker, Jr
Frederick W Serbst
A. Michael Bullock
Friends Honor Bristol Reporter at Farewell Party
Friends of Sidney at Louis Buffs Cafe in Bristol attend a farewell party Saturday night for the reporter transferred to Blackstone Valley. Attendees include Warren C. J. Massano and local Democratic leaders Anthony Nunes Peter Iasiello Michael Pasquarelli James Salzano Joseph Pivin Anthony Bruno. The event featured an Italian dinner and a vocal quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Blackstone Valley
Louis Buff
Warren C. J. Massano
Aimee Forand
al O
Begee
J Ferrara
Daniel W Coggeshall
Anthony J. Nunes
Democratic Town Committee
Peter Iasiello
Michael W. Pasquarelli
James Salzano
Joseph Pivin
Anthony Bruno
Orlando Bisbano
John Parelli
Mr Salzano
Messrs. Coggeshall
Nunes
Pivin
Jagolinzer
Burgess Retired After 49 Years With Railway Express
William N Burgess 65 of 224 Park Avenue Worcester Massachusetts retired after 49 years with Railway Express Agency Inc. Born in Bristol he began with Earle and Prew Express in Bristol December 22 1889 as an office boy. He became agent July 10 1913 and transferred to Worcester June 8 1918 as settlement clerk. He retired on pension at his request under the Railroad Retirement Board in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N Burgess
Park Avenue
Worcester
Mass
Bristol
Railway Express Agency Inc
Washington Square
James H Looney
Burgess
Earle and Prew Express
Railroad Retirement Board
Washington, D. C
Women’s Republican Club Meets at Hotel Belvedere
Twenty five members and guests attended a last night session where speakers from the General Assembly and local political figures addressed issues for women.
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Ranrecanto Tila
Jeb
Marty Ont Mina
General Assembly
Women's Republican Club
Hotel Belvedere
Politicians Discuss Voting Rights And Voter Education
The speakers argued that ending poll taxes would deny many the vote while urging the public to educate new voters on using voting machines and to take an active interest in government.
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Pele
Quarelli
Magee
Dixon Petition Adopts 16 Year Old Martha Littlefield
Court grants authorization for James A and Annie M. Littlefield of Riverside to have their niece Martha S Littlefield rename as Mildred Littlefield Dixon. Judge Edward L Leahy presided at the Probate Court session yesterday. Also disposed were inventories and final accounts in three other estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha S. Littlefield
William G Dixon
Edward L. Leahy
Miss Littlefield
Mrs Dixon
Mildred Littlefield Dixon
James A
Annie M. Littlefield
Riverside
Judge Leahy
Mary A Francis
James C Church
Emilie J Rich
Paull Seeks Senatorial Post On Citizens Ticket
Town Council President Prescott B Paull plans to run for State Senator on a Citizens Ticket without district candidate support The move fuels the rumor that Democratic leaders fail to reconcile Paull with Coggeshall and Nunes A circulated list aims to secure 75 electors signatures before week end
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Prescott B. Paull
Citizens
Paull
Daniel W Coggeshall
Anthony J. Nunes
Democratic Town Committee
Pauli
Fall River Man Misses Court Again
Roland Greenhalgh of 215 Thomas Street Fall River failed to appear in Fifth District Court to answer a charge of failing to stop at an intersection. Judge William T. O'Donnell continued the case to next Thursday at the Warren session and ordered police to notify the defendant. Three other cases were postponed or settled. one defendant’s case remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Greenhalgh
Thomas Street
Fall River
Fifth District Court
William T. O'Donnell
Warren
Anthony J. Ferrara
112N
Matteo Castigliego
Coggeshall ‘Avenue
Nicholas Castigliego
Matthew Sargento
Bradford Street
Joseph Cruz
Metacom Avenue
Continuances Granted in Two Civil Cases
In the Economy Cash Market Company versus Frank J Syvia case, continuances of three and two weeks were granted. In the Lindemuth versus Frederick Martin case, the matter was answered by Judge Edward L Leahy while Emilio Iannuccillo appeared for the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tihuca
the Economy Cash Market Company
Frank J Sy‘via
Benjamin ‘'F Lindemuth
Alexander Perry
Frederick Martin
Edward L. Leahy
Emilio Iannuccillo
Home Demonstration Club Elects Mrs Morris as Chair
The Bristol Home Demonstration Club elected Mrs Margaret Morris chairman at a meeting last night hosted by Mrs William Burke on State Street. Other officers named include Secretary Miss Winifred C Walsh and leaders Mrs George McClure and Mrs William LeClair. Guest Mrs Vivian MacFawn, state college home demonstrator agent, attended. Refreshments followed served by the hostess with aid from Mrs Morris.
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Margaret Morris
Bristol
Judge Leahy to Lead 26th New England Tax Conference
Judge Edward L. Leahy chief of state taxation will speak at the 26th annual two day conference on taxation in Bangor Maine October 6 and 7 He will also preside over the closing meeting Friday afternoon October 7
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Edward L. Leahy
Division of State Taxation
New England State Tax Officials’ Association
Bangor
Maine
Bristol Aerie to Honor Jones Ceremony at Eagles Hall
Bristol Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles will honor Harry Jones 83 the Bristol lodge’s oldest living member at Eagles Hall Providence. Dr Fred C Diley of Brazil Ind grand worthy president will present feli citations as Rhode Island aeries join the ceremony which includes initiation of 50 new candidates.
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Bristol Aerie
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Providence
Harry Jones
Bristol Lodge
Bristol
Fred C Diley
Brazil
Rhode Island
Bristol Train of Artillery Plans Bridge Parties
Members of the Bristol Train of Artillery are completing plans for a series of bridge parties. The first event will be held October 5 in the armory on State Street. The arrangements committee is headed by Dr. Alfred M. Merriman, colonel commanding.
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Bristol Train of Artillery
Armory
State Street
Alfred M. Merriman
Candidacy for Senator Seen as Virtually Assured at Bristol Clambake
Bertram W. Wall the Republican nominee for Senator was hailed as our candidate at a Bristol GOP outing. Speakers included former U S Senator Jesse Metcalfe former State Senator Vanderbilt and others. Local candidates and younger voters were urged to support the party and uphold the Constitution.
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Republican Bake
Jesse H. Metcalf
William H. Vanderbilt
Bertram W. Wall
Weetamoe Farm
Metacom Avenue
United States
Jesse H. Metcalfe
William H Vanderbilt
GOP
Charles F. Risk
General Assembly
Bristol
Louis V Jacksony
Michael W. Pasquarelli
Pasquarelli
Vanderbilt
Rhode Island
U. S
Alumni bridge group names officers and dance chairs
Miss Rose Tufarolo, winner of the Walsh Memorial Medal last June, was named chairman of the annual Alumni bridge at the Colt Alumni Association meeting in the Colt High Auditorium. Constance Campanella and E Addison Hill Jr were appointed co chairmen of the Halloween dance committee. Dr Frederick W Martin spoke on Illuminated Manuscripts and two ancient books were shown. The association donated 3 to the Bristol Police Beneficial Association. Refreshments and solos followed.
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Rose Tufarolo
Colt Alumni Association
Colt High
Ee Ehhanaagl
Wan Cation
Constance “Campanella
E. Addison Hill, Jr
Hallowe'en
Frederick W Martin
Martin Hall
Bristol Police Beneficial Association
Louise DeLuca
Eleanor Carlone
Olympia Proto
Genevieve Pagnano
Carlson New Head of Teachers' Group
Carl T Carlson was elected president of the Bristol Teachers' Association at the annual meeting in Reynolds school. Officers named include Vice President Frances H Horton and Secretary Marguerite A Ver mette with other posts filled by Rose Fasano and committee members Mary Scanlon Spooner Canario Tobin. Retirement Fund committee members named are James F Sullivan Annie D Sisson and Jessie Molasky.
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Carl T Carlson
Colt Memorial High School
Vincent Leahy
Bristol Teachers’ Association
Reynolds School
Frances H. Horton
Marguerite A. Vermette
Rose Fasano
Mary V. Scanlon
Mary F T. Spooner
Francis T. Canario
Annie M. Tobin
Teachers’ Retirement Fund
James F. Sullivan
Annie D Sisson
Jessie Molasky
Bristol Dress Firm to Open Factory with 70 Jobs
A new silk dress company plans Bristol factory operations in the U S Rubber Co plant building. Leasing seven thousand feet on the third floor, renovation has begun and about 50 sewing machines will be installed. An estimated 70 women will be employed at start. The venture is led by Anthony J. Nunes and assisted by local officials and representatives.
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New Dress Company
Bristol
Democratic Party
Anthony J. Nunes
Wy Qanica Awas Eisler
Jeremiah W. Romano
Thomas M. McGrath
Joseph F. Pannone
Anthony Ruggiero
K. O. Brown
U. S. Rubber Company
Bristol Manufacturing Company
Samuel Friedman
Ruggiero
C. J. Massano
Aime J. Forand
Pasquale Pagnano
Daniel W. Coggesshall
Nunes
Socialites Show Tickets Sell Fast for Charity Night
Several hundred tickets have already been reported as sold for the Italian Socialites Women's Club charity show at the Pastime Theatre Sunday afternoon. The event is organized by Mrs. Vasta LaR Ruggiere with help from Mrs. Josephine Calvino and others including Miss Mary Salzano Miss Grace Ciaciola and ex-officio member Mrs. Nancy Vitiello.
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Women’s Club
Vasta Lar. Ruggiero
Josephine Calvino
Minnie Nappi
Mary Salzano
Grace Ciaciola
Rose Correira
Bridget Nastri
Florence Massa
Sadie Russo
Jeannette Salzano
Anna Josephs
Beatrice Riccio
Nancy Vitiello
Heavyweights to Top Benefit Boxing Show Friday Night
Tony Ferri of Fall River and Pete Zollo of East Providence lead a benefit boxing card Friday at Italo American Hall Hope Street for Michael Ruggiero. Twenty bouts feature Margarida Gym stars from Fall River Providence and local talent with referees and medical staff named.
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Tony Ferri
Fall River
Pete Zollo
Providence
New England
Hope Street
Michael Ruggiero
Simon-Pure
Margarida Gym
Gene Margarida
Oscar Vasconcellos
Public speech and pronunciation in politics voice concern
A reader criticizes politicians for slurred and mispronounced words in public remarks. The writer urges better public speaking training, arguing honesty matters more than perfect diction and that officials should speak their own language clearly.
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Picayune
Bob
Americans Abroad Miss Small Comforts of Home
Expatriates in Nairobi Cairo Calcutta Singapore Sydney and Hong Kong long for simple U S comforts like tap water ice and newspapers with world news. Marjorie Shuler notes daily life items such as ice cream soda screens and radios bring a sense of home amid distant travels.
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Marjorie Shuler
Christian Science Monitor
U S. A
Nairobi
Cairo
Calcutta
Singapore
Sydney
Hong Kong
Fifth Avenue
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Wm. N. Burgess
Rwy. Express Agency
Dixon
Sesson
Mother Carey
Ruby Keeler
James Ellison
Fay Bainter
DR. Hallet
Ralph Bellamy
Josephine Hutchinson
Edward G.robinson
I AM the Law
MY Bill
Kay FrAncis
Bonita Granville
Amita Logise
Bobby Jordan
Dickie Moore
John Litel
George Raft
Home Demonstration Club
Mrs. Morris
Jones
B. W. Wall
Miss Tufarolo
A. Lewrre
Loa
Frankie Callahan
Spindle City
WPA
Belanger Brothers
Morris
Ray
Leo Gaffney
Norman Cloutier
Augie Almeida
Frankie Topazio
Tony Andrade
Carl Romy
Ralph Stanzione
Eddie Lavey
Far East
Manila
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