P. T. A. Plans Hallowe'en Masquerade at State Armory
The Bristol P T A plans a Hallowe en masquerade at the State Armory foot of Church street with a $15 prize for the best vaudeville act and three $5 prizes for costumes. Music by Paramount Dance Orchestra. Committees include entertainment chair Gladys Brightman and decorations lead Walter H Robb. Proceeds support the P T A and local cooperation aims for a profitable event.
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State Armory
Church Street
Bristol
Paramount Dance Orchestra
Gladys Brightman
Marion Bartlett
Marguerite Brogan
Town
Reginald Dimond
Filmer S Mapes
James FE. Sullivan
Walter H Robb
Louise Capone
Parent-Teacher Association
Trees on New Road to Conform to Preserved Arches
State official states the Bristol to Warren road will be tailored to fit the existing trees. Commissioner Atwood promises some trimming may occur but the arching treescape at the town entrance will remain and the road will be built to conform to the trees.
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Bristol
Warren
W Fred Williams, Jr
Joseph C Kinder
Atwood
State Board of Public Roads
Troop 4 Scout Meeting Plans Boy Scout Recruitment
Boy Scout Notes Troop 4 of the local Box Scouts will hold their first important meeting since last spring at the Scout hall this evening. Plans to recruit the troop up to its full strength of 32 will be made Arrangements for fall and winter activities will also be made at this meeting. Kearney Sloop of Sea Scouts will hold an important meeting Monday evening in the Scout Hall, at which time a complete core-organization of the ship crews will be made. A series of instructions on seamanship under the direction of Shipper Rout EcClar and Mate Arthur Hel more will soon get underway.
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Kearney
Sloop of Sea Scouts
O Rout EcClar
Arthur Helmore
Congregational Church Sermon and Services Schedule
Rev Herbert D Gractz leads morning worship at 1030 with a sermon titled The Blessed Man. Church school meets at 1200. Vespers at 630 PSC at 730 in the vestry with Union Service at State Street Mo E Church.
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Herbert D Gractz
Blessed
Man’ Church
State Street
Mo E
Dance Night by Col fins & Aikman Gnarls Club
An event titled Ont 2 Friday features a dance night hosted by Col fins and Aikman Gnarls Club at Bristol Nacht Club announcing details for attendees.
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Colfins & Aikman Gnarls Club
Bristol
Rockwell Elected Commodore of Bristol Yacht Club
C B Rockwell Jr was elected Commodore at the Bristol Yacht Club annual meeting on Tuesday. He succeeds Paul Nicholson who resigned after six years. The slate includes RH Ives Goddard as Vice Commodore and RF Haffenreffer Jr as Rear Commodore, with Frankois Levay de Wolf as Secretary and Fimner Maxfield as Treasurer. The regatta committee will negotiate with an association of yacht clubs on Narragansett Bay to replace the defunct Narragansett Bay Yacht Racing Association. Rockwell’s yacht racing record features Wild Goose and other boats, with top finishes in the New London to Cape May race and the Bristol Yacht Club regatta.
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Charles B Rockwell, Jr
Bristol Yacht Club
Rockwell
Paul Nicholson
RH Ives Goddard
RF Haffenreffer
Frankois Levay de Wolf
Fimner ¢ Maxfield
T Clyde Foster
Edward D Kunz Wallis
Howe Nicholas F Potter
Fred Walliams
Narragansett Bay
Rockwall
Herreshoff
Island
Stoop
Wild Goose
Victoris
Manly
Yachtinge News
New London
Cape May
Woanter
Vargina
Mark
Rawside
Brock Island
Bayside
Manchester
Mass
Peaked Hill Bar
Jetfries Ledge
Bristol
Hope Circle Daughters of Isabella Outing Planned
Members will enjoy an outing tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Charles Conners home in Bristol Narrows. Those attending must notify committee members and arrange transportation. Departure is set for 1 30 sharp to start activities early.
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Hope Circle
Daughters of
Isabella
Charles Conners
Bristol Narrows
Alice Dubuc
Theresa Knowlton
Neile Gray
Fmma Young
Taxpayers to vote on $200,000 disposal plan
Town meeting at Reynolds School will consider an alternative sewage disposal plan by Prof H K Barrows costing about 200000, cheaper than the earlier plan rejected by voters. State Board approval is crucial, with council members noting possible switch to Brassett Co. design if cheaper and approved.
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Reynolds School
RK Barrows
State Board of Purification of Waters
Civic Sewage Disposal Committee
Whem
Prof Barrows
Iis
Woo Wathais Jr
Barrows
State Board
Pawtucket
Barrow
H A Brassett Co
Chicago
Williams
B Rockwell Jr
Special Sewage Disposal Committee
Brassett
State Street
State Board of Purification
Hope Street
Brassett Company
Walkers Island
Scout Drum Corps To Attend Exposition
The 25 member Boy Scout Bugle and Drum Corps ages 12 to 16 will travel to the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Mass to compete in the junior music festival with a 100 prize. They will be quartered in Mohawk Indian Village and perform two concerts, with a tour of exhibits and a fireworks display planned.
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George Ko Fish
Springfield
Fish
Mr Fish
Commissioner Fish
Erasmo Mancini
Virgil Arruda
William Head
Louis D. Laura
Joseph Vivenzio
Armistice Day Committee to Meet Next Week
Post Commander James T. Pierce of Kearney Post No 6 announces a Wednesday meeting at 8 o'clock in the Y M C A library to plan the Armistice Day celebration.
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James T. Pierce
Kearney
American Legion
Y. M. CA
Warren Solicitor Speaks on Unemployment at Rotary
Town Solicitor Frank F Pinkos of Warren addressed the Rotary Club on the unemployment situation. He advocated compulsory unemployment insurance under government supervision and cited England's 1912 adoption as a model while noting a current business downturn due to overproduction and cyclical decline.
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Frank F Pinkos
Warren
Rotary Club
State Street M. E. Church Sunday Services
Morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled Those That Tarry by the Stuff. Bible School at 11 50. Union Evening Service at 7 30 in the vestry with the First Congregational Church.
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Church Bible School
First Congregational Church
Congregational Society Seeks Winter Clothing Drive
The Good Will Industry of the First Congregational Church launches its annual clothing drive to clothe Bristol's poor for winter. Red Cross notes past help and urges citizens not to hoard garments, highlighting daily needs, school impact, and requests for volunteers to collect for distribution.
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First Congregational Church
Bristol
American Red Cross
Gertrude M Hasbrouck
Herbert D Graetz
The
Red Cross
Roswell S. Bosworth
Ethel Wilbur
Archibald F. Dunbar, Jr
Charles F. Dimond
Merriman Appointed to Railroad Medical Staff
Dr A. M. Merriman of Hope Street is named among physicians appointed by the legal department of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company to serve train crews and subsidiary bus drivers in a professional capacity.
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Congregational Church
Medeiros
Bernard
Franklin St
Corner Wood St
Tel
Poonems
Town Crier
Fleur King Arthur
Fleur Campbell's
Monogram
Pillsbury
Sunkist
New York State
Pastime Theatre
Gary Cooper
Sylvia Sidney
Paul Lukas
William Boyd
Guy Kibbee
Stanley Fields
Wynne Gibson
John Boles
Lupe Velez
Charles Ruggles
Tamara Gea
Wonder Voices
Lawrence Tibbett
Grace Moore
News Reel
C. B. Rockwell, Jr
Commodore
Prof
H. K. Barrows
Imhoff
Rotary Meeting
M. E. Church
W C Darby
Congregational Society
Battle Creek
Sanatarium Health Food
Battle Creek Sanatarium
Ovila J. Lanoue
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