Town Council Approves 1926 27 Budget With Schools At 111950
Special session completed the town budget for 1926 1927 to be presented at the financial town meeting Monday March 15. Highlights include 111950 for Public Schools and 16400 for State Tax with numerous line items for departments and public works. The report notes total recommendations and resolutions amounting to 2805399 8? and compares to last year.
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Rogers Free Library
Children's Home
Bristol District Nursing Assn
Mothers’ Aid
Colt Memorial Ambulance Fund
Hospital Fund L
East Burial Ground
Bristol Playground Association
Tanyard Brook
Central Street
Financial
Charles B. Rockwell
Lewis HE Field
Rockwell
Pield
Cal
Assault Charge Ties Providence Pair to High Street Attack
Henry J Iasiello a former police officer of 327 High Street accused Arciero Samuel of 47 Ledge Street Providence and Orio Kansas known as Kid Kansas of 84 Howell Street Providence of assaulting him Wednesday night on High Street. Arciero arraigned pleaded not guilty and bail set at 500 with case to Fifth District Court. Tolan faces pending deferred sentence in Providence police action.
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Samuel Arciero
Ledge Street
Providence
Orio Tolan
Kid Kansas
Howell Street
Polce
Henry Jlastello
High Street
Arciero
Bristol County
Llastello
Sam Arciero
Sam
State
Court Streets
Kansas
Jasiello
Justice of the Peace
Philip Brady
Hugh F Kelley
Henry Jlasiello
Fifth District Court
Leonard Digati
Kelley
Tolan
Attorney General's Office
Get-Together Committee Plans Supper and Games
A Wednesday YMCA meeting of the Get-Together Committee drew 15 organizations. Tickets were sold for next Thursday’s supper with more taken. Miss Carrie A Thomas and Miss Lauran Church will perform. Two basketball games follow the meal, plus an instrumental trio of high school students. Twenty civic organizations are now lined up, and a new folder will detail the March April and May final suppers.
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Gettogether
YMCA
Carrie A Thomas Will
Lauran Church
Law Should Be Observed Is Sunday Theatre Money Issue
Editor letters urge Bristol to respect Sunday law against profits from entertainments. Sarah P Hasbrouck argues against theatres opening Sundays and criticizes church and charity groups for seeking money on the Sabbath. She questions council members’ oath to enforce the law and calls for adherence.
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Phoenx
Bristol
Sarah P Hasbrouck
New Ferry Slip to Open with Added Newport Route
Plans show the Newport and Providence Railroad new ferry slip at Ferry road ready next week and bus service on the Short Line to use the route. The old slip at Constitution street will be abandoned as the new slip opens. Electrical work by Talbot and Hopkins will finish tomorrow and ferry trips will increase to three per hour.
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Newport and Providence Railroad Company
Ferry Road
Newport
Providence
New Haven Road
Constitution Street
Talbot & Hopkins
National Congregational Drive for New Washington Church
The National Council of Congregational Churches urges nationwide donations to raise 1,250,000 for a proposed new house of worship. An offering will be taken at the First Congregational Church in this town this Sunday.
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National Council of Congregational Churches
First Congregational Church
Washington, DC
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