Water for Bristol Fire Safety Questioned in 1873
An 1873 letter to the editor argues Bristol must fund municipal water for fire suppression east of Hope Street, warning private pipelines may fail in severe cold and urging a public appropriation to cover engines pumps and fuel. The note is followed by a Barnum circus notice detailing its railroad travel and large tents with triple equestrian rings and exotic acts.
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Boston
Hope Street
Cole Brothers
Thames Street
Bristol
Barnum
Town Council Denies Sal Romano Liquor License Petition
The council refused Salvatore L Romano’s Class B liquor license request due to negative findings by the fire prevention bureau health department and building inspector. A first reading approved lifting parking restrictions on north side of Franklin Street on weekends and holidays. Lucien Capone named Green Acres liaison. Arthur Langelo urged the appointment to speed state aid. DNR denied Albert Brunelli’s wetlands alteration application off Hopeworth Avenue.
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Salvatore L. Romano
Fire Prevention Bureau
Health Dept
Franklin St
Wilson
Wood Sts
Lucien Capone
Green Acres
Arthur Langelo
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Louis P. Alfano
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Oscar Mayer
Hafnia
Rath
Dubuque Mississippi
Underwood
Maine
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Hill's Coffee
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