Wednesday is in the archives, Thursday is at the plate while Friday is on deck, and Saturday is hitting in the hole. Let’s put up a crooked number.
Weather
Rain and damp in the AM and then sun with temps in the 50s.
1979 called to let us know
In 1979, Bristol Hospital had 250 beds.
They said it
U.S. Rep-at-large Frank Kowalski, from Meriden, a candidate for the U.S. Senate, told the Bristol Democratic Town Committee that their endorsement of Secretary Abraham Ribicoff by the local committee was “manipulated directly from Democratic state headquarters” and that the endorsement “does not reflect the sentiments of the large majority of Bristol.”
“Poor old Bugs. But, any way you look at it, it’s better he should suffer. After all, it was me or him, and obviously, it couldn’t be me. It’s a simple matter of logic.”
Daffy Duck
Sold!
Campbell’s sells 1 billion cans of soup a year.
And the crowd goes wild
Breaker-breaker. That does it for today. We be 10-10 on the side, Bristol.
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