Carbonated Spring Water Co.-
The Carbonated Spring Water Co. was
located in Newport. It was at 482 Broadway from 1902-09. Joseph
Engel & Son were the proprietors in 1902-05. Charles Sebiri was
also a member of the company. It was at 452 Broadway in 1910. The ES monogram on
the bottle stands for Engel & Sebiri.
(1902-1910)
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| 1902 ad |
Frank Cardullo & Michael
Corigliano-
Frank Cardullo & Michael Corigliano
were liquor dealers in Providence. In 1910-12 Francesco Cardullo was
a liquor dealer at 314 Douglas Ave. In 1909-1911 Frank Cardullo was
listed as a liquor dealer at 388 Admiral St. Michelle Corigliano was
listed as a bottler in 1909 at 406 Admiral St. They were not listed
in 1913, but a John S. Fiore was dealing liquors at 377 Admiral St.
(1909-1912?)
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Frank P. Casey-
Frank P. Casey Sr. (1863-1917) was a
liquor dealer in North Smithfield, RI. It appears he was also very
famous for cock fighting. He was listed in 1902-04 as dealing in
liquors in Manville and North Smithfield. He was on Canal St. in N.
Smithfield in 1910. He was in North Smithfield in 1912. He was
listed in Blackstone Mass., Slatersville, and North Smithfield in
1916. In 1919 the Frank P. Casey estate was listed as a liquor
dealer in Slatersville. He was fairly prolific, so I’m surprised I
can’t find much on him. His son, Frank Jr. (1892-1918) ran the
business for a year after his father's death before he also died.
(1902-1919)
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Louis A. Cella-
Louis A. Cella (1849-1925) ran a saloon
in Westerly in 1889. He was listed as a liquor dealer in 1890-93.
He had a saloon at 9 Liberty St. in 1894-86. He was at 7 Liberty St.
dealing cigars etc. from 1898-1909. In 1915 he was on Mechanic St.
In 1912-18 a Frank Cella was listed on Mechanic St. selling liquors.
Oddly, the bottle gives an address in Pawcatuck.
(1889-1893)
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Centredale Bottling Co.-
The Centerdale Bottling Co. was located
in Centerdale, RI. It was first mentioned in 1908. John H. Coyle &
John W. Wallace were the proprietors. In 1916-19 they were also
dealing in liquors including fine ale, lager, and porter. They also
offered deliveries by automobile. In 1920 they were on Smith St.
They were on Putnam Ave. (opp. RR Depot) in 1923-1936. It was not
listed in 1938.
(1908-1936)
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| 1916 ad |
Centredale Mineral Water Co.-
The Centredale Mineral Water Co. was
located in Centredale, RI. They were first listed in 1890. Arthur
A. Lee (1854-1894) was the proprietor. The bottle used a Stewarts
Patent Stopper, which never gained popularity. By 1892 the company
had become the Lee Mineral Water Co.
(1890-1891)
Stewarts patent stopper
