Bristol tests eight alarm units for civil defense system
Bristol conducted a Monday test of eight new alarms as part of a planned civil defense network replacing the old fire alarm system. The system, centered around the police station, is designed to cover about a half mile in normal days and will include loud speaker use in special situations. funds totaling 16 000 were previously appropriated for eight installations, with matching federal support pursued. further units may be added after evaluating current performance.
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Bristol
Warren
Matthew A. Capone, Jr
Civil Defense Director
Capone
Court St
Defiance
Hope St
Beachmont Avenue
Fatima Drive
San Antonio
Fried
Division Streets
Hopeworth
Mount Hope Ave
Wood
Perry
Charles
E. Street
Colt Park Leases Spark Bristol Officials Critique
Two Bristol officials criticized recent Colt State Park leases to adjoining residents and the Bristol Historical Society. The article notes prior administrations leased grazing lands and a barn, with critics upset over lack of consultation and debate over public access and revenue.
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Colt State Park
Bristol Historical Society
Council
Arthur Roderick
Joseph F. Bruno
Colt
Clinton J. Pearson
Luther H. Blount
George Sisson
Coggeshall
Bristol
Roderick
Sen
Bruno
John L Rego
Natural Resources
Epidemic of Robberies Sparks Police Appeal for Help
Police urge public aid as a wave of home thefts targets daytime workers. Thieves steal silverware cameras radios money and even TV sets, often after waiting to watch homes. Notable cases include Mrs George E Hunter at 1108 Hope St and George Amaral at 116 Sunrise Drive with diversions and a total loss of about 3670 dollars.
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George E. Hunter
Hope St
George Amaral
Bay View Ave
Sunrise Drive
Mr Amaral
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