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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1921

Page

8

Bridgeport Telegram Local Notice From The Post Publishing Co

A damaged OCR fragment for The Bridgeport Telegram notes postal terms, subscription options, and circulation details. It mentions The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport and lists advertising representation. The fragment references Associated Press rights and daily publication with Sunday exception.

Tubisheé the Post Publishing CO Middle Street Sridgenert Comembers Audit Bureau of Associated Press

Line of Cheer by John Kendrick Kanss

A fragmented poem fragment urges the reader to consider legacy and perseverance. The lines hint at lasting impact beyond decay, contrasting dreams and battles with the staying power of truth in song. Despite garbled text, the piece centers on endurance and the enduring power of art.

Goodyear Roofing Proprietor Plans Trap Shooting Hobby

Christopher RK Plancon operates Goodyear Roofing at 360 John Street. He started the business 11 years ago after previously gaining fame in plumbing and steam fitting trades. Trap shooting is his favorite hobby. his home is at 32 Rowsley Street.

Christopher RK. Plancon Goodyear John Street Rowsley Sreet

Supreme Court Assigns New Haven and Fairfield Cases

Four New Haven county and two Fairfield court cases are assigned for argument in the Supreme Court of Errors, with Judge John F. Kellogg temporarily replacing Justice L. F. Burpee. Cases include Parker v Do Weeks executor and others, Rappa v Connecticut, Harrison v Harrison, Downey v Guilfoile, Stewart v Massachusetts Accident Co, Dewhrist v Connecticut Co, and more from New Haven and Fairfield counties.

New Haven County Fairfield Court Supreme Court of Errors John F. Kellogg Superior Court L. F. Burpee Ella ©. Parker Arthur Do Weeks Appelant Frank Rappa Connec Charles Warrison Wannie Harrison Mary Downey Annie Guilfoile New Haven Emma Stewart Massachusetts ‘Accident Company Norwal Emma Dewhrist Et al The Connecticut Company Bridgeport Jane Fairfield

Lubelsky Injunction Suit Hearing Tomorrow

Judge Kellose to hear injunction request by Howard Lubelsky against Amelia Bergen restraining erection of a stable on Howard avenue adjoining Lubelsky property due to alleged nuisance from noise and odors. Tomorrow’s docket also lists five cases including Fairbank National Bank of Norwalk vs William G Spales and others and others.

Juge John P. Kellose Howard Lubelsky Amelia Bergen Howard Avenue William G. Spales Mary Hanusoveky George Mihaleik William F. Cher- Yos Bricklayers, Masons and ‘Plasterers’ Union No. 2 Connecticut Alessandro Falsconieri

Four Irish asylum committee members arrested at Cork meeting

Plain clothes police raided the Cork Lunatic Asylum committee meeting and arrested four members including Father Ahern and Sean Hayes Sinn Fein MP candidates. The incident disrupted the monthly session as authorities moved to detain the committee figures.

Cork Annis Ieter Father Ahern Sean Hayes Sinn Fein House of Commons Sean Sullivan York

Emergency relief debate stirs Bridgeport charity funding

Behrens urges city leaders to redirect a $100,000 contingency fund from the Charities department toward immediate emergency employment and relief for the unemployed. He questions the use of the money for aldermanic salaries and advocates transferring it to relief efforts today, warning that future taxation may be needed if funds fall short.

EW. Behrens Board of Charities Charities Department Bridgeport Lee Luther

Handling the Defectives Sparks National Debate

A discussion cites Dr. Martin Barr estimating 250000 defectives in the United States with 328000 at large. Police Commissioner Woods urges school screenings and early separation for dull children, arguing state action is needed to care for and restrict defectives to prevent crime. New York leads with a Randall's Island hospital for detectives.

Martin Barr Pennsylvania Training School Barr United States Woods New York New York City Randall's Island New

Taboo for Women in Historic Sex Discourses

A historical survey notes age old sex taboos restricting women in primitive cultures. Bechuana women face death for touching cattle, dining with men is forbidden, and language use separates genders. The piece traces how such taboos shaped marriage and cultural norms, linking them to the origin of the word taboo.

Omange Zambesi Africa Lee Brazil New Guinea

Congo hunt tale sparks outrage over native tricks

A colonial-era dispatch from the Congo describes native methods to defend against rifles and elephants, including steel nail traps and blazing enclosures. The piece contrasts harsh methods with Western firearms, prompting debate over cruelty and civilization.

Attitude of workers in rail strikes fuels economic worry

A fragmented editorial voices worker gratitude toward the patronage system and laments inflation, urging workers to unite against political handlers and wage policies. It argues war-time inflation harmed prices and wages, warning that railway labor unrest could drag the economy down with it.

Dietga Matton Ita Adil

The Other Side of Jinan and His Wife Allegations

A fragmented account in a dated voice presents claims of John Jinan beating his wife and a husband’s alleged mistreatment. The text hints at social censure and public shaming, with rail riding as a metaphor for punishment, and contrasts opposing viewpoints while raising questions of truth.

Oldest tree in the world and era of battles

The document asks about the sacred bo tree in Ceylon as the oldest tree. it notes a branch was brought to Anuradhapura and planted in 2458 B C. It mentions American troops first entering World War I combat near Cantigny, and discusses wood products, dream durations, and small birds in Dakota prairies.

Ceylon Gave Anuradhapura Cantigiy Beemen Anil

Bridgeport Society Notes and Local Meetings Anew

Bridgeport reporters chronicle social clubs, lodge gatherings, church elections, and oceanfront development. Highlights include Mithra lodge uniforms, parish officer selections, school board salary debates, and the Bathings leasing beach property with new structures. Also noted are a veterans’ reunion plan, parish treasurer updates, and obituaries.

Imperative ethics debate in Kant and Nietzsche

The passage discusses Immanuel Kant's universalizable rule that one should act only as it would be safe and proper for everyone. It notes that this principle aims at universal harmony but was ridiculed by later philosophers, especially Nietzsche, who question its weight and foundation. The text mentions a perceived gap in philosophical justification for the idea.

Jonial Ater Nietzsche

Colgan Seeks Discharge of Conservator in Probate Court

William Olzan applies to probate to regain control of his affairs claiming his condition now makes conservator unnecessary. Colgan, son Dennis Colgan, once helped and owned property in Mas e Bridge. A hearing on the petition will be set soon.

Willian Olzan Mr. Colgan Dennis Colgan Mase Bridgepoet Yeatie Amore Bank ‘Peart Company Vindheen Canservacne

Police Captain Injured as Youths Held in Milford

A Milford police captain was injured and three youths were detained after an incident reported by the Associated Press. Details are unclear due to fragmentary text but indicate a confrontation involving assault and weapons. the captain is hospitalized and suspects face tomorrow’s proceedings.

Snwich 9 Pressi Cspisi de Borsugn Py Lindsrs Nares Aelons Springfeld Yesterdas Tevin Uw Nelice Tes Ger Re Canti

Of Such Is the Kingdom and a Plea for the Hungry

A historical verse laments famine and poverty across nations, pleading for mercy from generous families and rulers. It speaks of starving children, the plight of mothers and fathers, and a call to share bread and care, invoking a religious message about compassion and the kingdom of heaven.

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