Town Clerk John W. Church Vincent Saviano
Town Clerk John W. Church announces office changes and local administrative updates affecting records, filings, and public notices. Officials urge residents to verify document status and schedule appointments for clerical services at city hall.
Platform Proposes Mount Hope Bridge Purchase and Bristol Benefits
A Bristol platform endorses the Walsh Bill to have the state buy the Mount Hope Bridge and integrate it into the State Highway System to boost trade. It also seeks lower public utility and town taxes, a town beach downtown, improved Chestnut Street sidewalks, taxing heavy foreign carriers, support for local industries, attracting new industries, and moving town elections to coincide with state and national polls to save money.
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Record shows 1939 GOP promises not fulfilled
The Bristol Phoenix dated March 7 1939 reports Republican incumbents pledged to reduce government costs but failed to deliver. The note highlights the quote from their platform and asserts the broken promise.
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Frederick Martin
Delwyn P. Crowley
James E. Conley
Philip Sansone
Joseph Vera
W. Fred Williams
John W. Church
Benjamin F. Lindemuth
William H. Angevine
Leo Cantwell
Janet B. Clark
Lewis Sylvia
Francis P. McGovern
Vincent Saviano
Daniel G. Coggeshall
James A. Sisson
Fred G. Cleaver
Jeremias Andrade
Rudolph Bassing
Joseph F. Bruno
Joseph M. Edmonds
Norman F. Bernard
Robert J. Anderson
Democratic Town Committee
Bristol Common
Down Town
Chestnut Street
Hope Street
St. Mary’s Cemetery