Concert Scheduled for November 8 at Colt Memorial High
Bristol hosts a Community Concert season opener on November 8 at Colt Memorial High School Auditorium featuring American baritone Conrad Thibault. He performs 18 songs across five parts with accompanist Mowbray, plus three piano pieces by Mowbray. The program includes works by Arnold Mozart Wagner Schubert Debussy Bizet Grieg Sacco RaMeau Chopin Dvorak Hay Malotte Carpenter Kern and ends with sacred songs including The Lord's Prayer and Old Man River.
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Bristol
Colt Memorial High School
Conrad Thibault
Mr. Thibault
God Is
Shepherd
Antonin Dvorak
Babylon
Charles Howell
Albert Hay Malotte
Nine Hunting Complaints Reported By Bristol Police
Since hunting season opened on Wednesday Bristol police have logged nine complaints from property owners across town about hunters entering or shooting on posted or restricted land. Police and town officials will review the records at the November 13 council meeting to assess where complaints originate and whether hunting area restrictions should be changed.
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Bristol
Samnal
Censett
Anthny
Ferrara
Clark
Beijing
Anthony J. Ferrara
Rhode Island
Sila
Local G O P Candidates Address Bristol Meeting
About 175 workers and election officials heard Bristol Republican candidates discuss voting machines freeway taxes and street projects at the White Rail Riding Club meeting. Speakers included C George De Stefano Vincent L Malafronte James A McKenna and Mrs Helen Coggeshall with others and a buffet supper followed.
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Bristol Republican Town Committee
White Rail
C. George de Stefano
Barrington
de Stefano
John R. Bernardo
Ruth H. Watson
Providence
Vincent L. Malafronte
First
Wood Street
State Street
James A. McKenna
State Senate
Hope Street
Helen K. Coggeshall
Republican State Central Committee
Bristol Red Feather drive nears 100 percent goal
Bristol CHAIRMEN Jannsen and Goff report latest Red Feather drive figures showing 93.8 percent of the 1959 goal with potential to reach 100 percent by year end. Total collected to date is 17,049.90 of 18,250, with Residential and Corporations divisions at 101 and 104.8 percent and Clubs at 98.5 percent as late gifts arrive.
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Bristol
Thomas C. Jannsen
Frederick T. Goff
Jannigen
Jannsen
Zone Board Recommends Denial Of Zone Change
The Zoning Board of Review voted to recommend to the Town Council that a petition by John Romano of Mid way Steak and Lobster House to rezone Hope Street land from Residential C to Business District be denied after an hour of discussion between attorney Joseph D Accardi and objector spokesman Michael M De Leo.
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Zoning Board of Review
John Romano
Midway Steak and Lobster House
Hope Street
Gooding Avenue
Bliven Avenue
Joseph D Accardi
Michael M. de Leo
de Leo
Accardi
Elmer A. Angell
Bristol
Midway
Barrington
Romano
Angelo Pozzi
Pozzi
Fredery T. Goff
Zoi Board
Burke
John V. Leahy Jr
Planning Board seeks printing of tax books in Bristol
In a special meeting the Bristol Planning Board voted 26 to request the Town Council to authorize a $1000 appropriation for printing this year’s real estate tax books. The books would be printed immediately after approval, last printed in 1944.
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Bristol Planning Board
McCaw Named Bristol March of Dimes Campaign Chairman
Arthur M. McCaw of 93 Constitution Street was named chair man for the 1951 Bristol March of Dimes drive. A Buffington's Pharmacy partner for 40 years he belongs to the Bristol Rotary Club St Alban's Lodge F and A M and St Michael's Church. Norman E. Benard announced the Bristol County Chapter drive runs January 17 to 31.
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Arthur M. McCaw
Constitution Street
Bristol
McCaw
Buffington’s Pharmacy
Bristol Men Enlist in U S Navy During October
Four Bristol men enlisted in the U S Navy in October per Fall River Recruiting Station release. Michael J. Morra of 161 Franklin Street Joseph R. Carreiro of 60 Burton Street Robert F. Bowler of 218 Thames Street and Henry H. De Costa of 512 Thames Street. Navy recruiting officer visits Bristol Post Office each Wednesday 10 a m to 2 p m.
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Bristol
U. S. Navy
Fall River
Michael J. Morra
Franklin Street
Joseph R. Carreiro
Burton Street
Robert F. Bowler
Thames Street
Henry H. de Costa
Hare and Hare by 1 ne Scribe
The narrator travels from Chicago to Port Huron via Lansing and Flint with a planned rest and light meals. They encounter a tire issue near a stock fair outside Toronto and note Canadian and Bristol connections before arriving at a motel near Flint.
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