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Bristol Phoenix

Location

Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1941

Page

3

Marie Antoinette to Rouget de Lisle in Paris Recalled

A vivid meditation on the French Revolution's echoes in Paris and Strasburg. The narrative gathers Marie Antoinette Robespierre and Rouget de Lisle into a shared arc from Versailles to the guillotine and the birth of La Marseillaise.

Maria Diman Norris Paris Marie Antoinette Robespierre Napoleon Josephine Miss Norris Place de la Revolution Tuileries Temple Edmund Burke France Versailles Strasburg Rouget de Lisle

Canada Drives in War on One Day Output

All Made in One Day reviews Canada’s massive war production for General Wavell’s North Africa campaigns and defense of the British Isles. It notes Hyde Park Agreement exchanges with the United States and highlights Canada’s output of over 120,000 mechanical transport vehicles in a single day from one factory as part of wartime mobilization.

Canada General Wavell North Africa Libya Ethiopia Isles Cansda United States United ‘States Dominion

Three Weddings Held Here Saturday in Bristol Churches

Three weddings were solemnized in Bristol on Saturday. Rev. Arthur W. Burdon of the First Baptist Church officiated one ceremony, with two more weddings held at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel and St. Elizabeth churches.

Bristol Arthur W. Burdon First Baptist Church Our Lady of Mt. Carmel St. Elizabeth

Miss Harriet Annis and William Bradford Fields Wed at Home

Miss Harriet Annis of 10 Ellis Avenue Warren and William Bradford Fields of Hope Street were married in a ceremony at Rev. Arthur W. Burdon's home on Hope Street Saturday evening. Attendants were Ralph W. Fields and his wife.

Miss Emily Rose Pagano Weds Domenic Romano in Mount Carmel Church

Emily Pagano daughter of Frank Pagano and Domenic Romano son of Louis Romano wed in a 9 o clock ceremony at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Rev Emilio Donanzan officiated and served as nuptial Mass celebrant. The bridal party wore satin and peacock blue gowns with orange blossoms and pink roses. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s father home. The couple will reside at 210 Wood Street.

Emily Rose Pagano Frank Pagano Garfield Avenue Domenic Romano Louis Romano Prospect Street Our Lady of Mount Carmel Emilio Donanzan Emily John Romano New York Washington Wood Street

Soucy Motta Wedding at St Elizabeths Church

Emily King Motta daughter of Mr and Mrs William Motta 10 Third Street married Raymond Soucy of Warren in St Elizabeths Church. Rev Henrique Rocha officiated the ceremony and nuptial mass. Attendants included Mr and Mrs John Motta. A wedding breakfast was served at the Colonial Hotel and the couple departed for New York later.

Colonial Hotel Mrs Saucy New York

St Marys Card Party tickets distributed for October 17

Tickets were distributed for St Marys Church annual card party set for October 17 in the Colt auditorium with co chairs Mrs George H Baldwin and Miss Catherine Severe. A long list of committees led by Mrs R G Newbold and others organized tables prizes and accessories for the event.

St Mary's Church Colt Auditorium George H Baldwin Catherine Severe

Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Shaw Widow of George E Shaw

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Farley Shaw widow of George E Shaw were held at 8 15 yesterday from Con nery Funeral Home followed by a 9 o'clock mass at St Mary s Church Rev Vincent J Griffin officiated Burial was in St Mary s Cemetery Miss Nora E Dwyer sang In Manus Tuas at the offertory and Softly and Tenderly at mass end Bearers were Harold Wilson Matthew Preble Thomas Morrissey and William Simmell all from Bristol Mrs Shaw 56 died Friday night in a Providence hospital after a lengthy illness from an accident that caused a fractured hip She was a lifelong Bristol resident born to Bernard and Mary Farley Her husband was production superintendent of the United States Rubber Co plant here Surviving are a son George E of Warren two daughters Mrs Richmond Gorham of Toledo Ohio and Miss Mary Shaw of Bristol two sisters Mrs Rose Preble of Bristol and Mrs Annie Hoard of Pawtucket three brothers James Farley of Roslindale Mass Frank Farley of Providence and John Farley of Milwaukee.

Mary (Farley) Shaw George E. Shaw Charles M. Connery St. Mary's Church Vincent J Griffin St. Mary's Cemetery Nora E. Dwyer Harold Wilson Providence Matthew Preble Thomas Morrissey William Simmell Shaw Dunbar Avenue Bristol Bernard Mary Farley United States Rubber Co George E Warren Richmond Gorham Toledo Ohio Mary Shaw Ailso Rose Preble Annie Hoard Pawtucket James Farley Roslindale Mass Frank Farley John Farley Milwaukee

Town Hall Transfers Multiple City Lots and Buildings

Land transfers recorded for several properties include Mary A Raposa to Anna Santulli on Franklin Street northerly side, William M Walls to Alzira Correa Mello on King Philip Avenue easterly side, Roanna Taylor to Albert Pierce on Hope Street easterly side, Geneva C Bullock to John P Marshall on Cook Street westerly side, Angelina Del Santo to Bertha Marian Palin on Colonial Road southerly side, and William M Wallis to Alzira Correa Mello and Maria Emilia Correa Mello on King Philip Avenue easterly side, each with lands and improvements.

William M Wallis Albert Palmer Alzira Correa Mello Maria Emilia Correa Mello King Philip Avenue

Lend lease funding and naval expansion details released

The President asked Congress for nearly six billion more for lend lease. Stettinius gains authority to approve aid requests shortening decision time. Roosevelt notes progress on the seven billion appropriation with most funds moving through allocations and delivery. Navy reports 2,831 ships contracted including 32 battleships and 18 aircraft carriers. Sea Otter cargo vessel planned for inland yards to confront submarines. Production and housing priorities outlined. nurses needed. 1941 tax bill approved with broader taxpayer base.

Congress Stettinius Roosevelt Defense Supplies Corporation RFC Amtorg Trading Corporation Russia Amtorg Treasury Morgenthau Soviet Union United Navy Knox Britain U. S Iceland Maritime Commission Alcoa Line Commission

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