Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Address
Bridgeport Telegram lists subscription rates by mail with various terms and prices. The Post Publishing Co based at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut operates daily except Sundays and offers 24 hour telephone service, stating association with the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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Cartier
HE Post Publishing CO
Arnong
Middle Ft
Jludge Port
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Pres
Associated Press
Ulews
Editorial Notes On Everyday Nonsense And Proverb Mixes
A stream of quirky maxims and homey observations on daily life. Advice snippets range from pot simmering to dining etiquette and fashion notes. The humorous tone highlights common sense, misquotes, and playful commentary on manners.
Weather Outlook for South New England and Atlantic States
The forecast notes unsettled, cloudy conditions with showers expected Tuesday and Wednesday across South New England and the Atlantic states. Little to no significant temperature changes are anticipated in the near term, with a high barometer in the North Atlantic region and moderate southerly winds.
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Conditio
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic States
Lindy Hook
Sandy
Autumn Frosts Vary By Latitude Across North America
Autumn frosts occur earlier in northern regions and later in southern Canada, with the onset influenced by climatic conditions rather than latitude alone. The average interval between spring and autumn frosts is about 180 days across a wide swath from southeastern Massachusetts to southern New York and beyond, extending toward Virginia and the Texas Panhandle. Clear evening skies with a 40 degree low signal frost risk, while thin clouds can deter ground heat loss. Frost protection includes covering tender plants to reduce damage.
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Feoat
Massachusetts
New York
Turta
West Virginia
Texas Panhandle
Rum Runners Cases Continued in Fairfield Court
The cases of Joseph Pedoto and Tony Tagionferou both 20 of York Aerim iannets were continued until Thursday by the Fairfield Town court to allow counsel. Bonds of 2500 dollars were required in both cases.
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Tony Tagionferou
York
Aerim
T Lestar
Falmet Satard
Cieat
Samuel T. Mitcalf
Pairfield Town Court
Wrathful Politician Braces Against State Police In Connecticut News
In Hartford forward Buckley and Darbie clash with State police over actions at Centerbrook barracks and a Coventry motor case. The Danielson dispatch notes calls to remove the barracks amid unrest with new officers, while supporters see police vigilance as a success despite political wrangling. The scene draws wide interest across Connecticut.
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Unum
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State Police Commission
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Coventry
Lake Waramang
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Danielson
Darbie
Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
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Iootieegers
Ha Sree
Connecticut
Sherwood Island Access Bid Nudges Bridge Plan
An anonymous letter signed "Is, Squire" to The Telegram urges action to connect Sherwood Island State Park with Greens Farms mainland. It notes a creek between the park and state property that is fordable at low tide but deep at high tide, hindering access for vehicles and visitors.
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Squire
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Greens Farms
Fairfield County
Sherwood Island Park Needs Urgent Development in Connecticut
The article argues Sherwood Island land acquired for park use faces underdevelopment despite state efforts. It notes early acquisitions in 194 and ongoing expansion to 30 acres, urging improved bathing facilities and access. A 100000 development fund this biennium contrasts with 30000 previously, yet more should be invested to open Leach and enhance public use.
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Connecticut
Sherwood Island
Bob Eaton
North Itaven
State and Forestry Commission
Walter ©. Filey
State Park and Forestry Commission
Farewell to Vic tor W Ferris editor of Norwalk papers
The Telegram and The Norwalk Hour mourn the death of Vic tor W Ferris a veteran editor and boxing authority. He served in the Navy during World War I and was noted for his maritime and sporting interests and his dedication to local journalism over seeking larger papers. Ferris shaped many journalists in Connecticut through The Norwalk Hour and neighboring papers.
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Norwalk Hour
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Victor W. Ferris
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Vic” Ferris
Connecticut
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Naval Service
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Fraternity
Deep Waterways debate on St Lawrence route and western needs
A letter from Charles P Craig argues for a deep water channel from the Great Lakes to the ocean. He cites the St Lawrence as the natural outlet and details costs, power potential, and regional transport needs affecting the western states and midwest growth. He urges rapid progress despite funding questions.
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Ouran
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Deep Waterways Board
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Montreal
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Lake Erie
Atlantic Po
Whanne
Welling
Ontaria
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Welland Anal
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Ieries
Tirding
Middle West
Charles P. Craig
Coal Notions and Editorial Reflections from a Bridgeport Reader
A Boston reader comments on coal shortages and government action, noting possible American disruption this winter. He cites Bridgeport Telegram editorials “Up to Peavy Government” and “Shoemaker to Win hast,” praising their quality compared with Arthur B. Hane.
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Bridgeport Telegram
The Guide Post by Henry Van Dyke
A brief reflection on joy in service to God from Henry Van Dyke notes how a cheerful heart shapes composition and praise. The piece cites Haydn and Psalm 33 11, urging gladness as a virtue that aligns with spiritual duty and divine reward.
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Henry van Dyke
Ingratitude From a Beggar Reflects on Charity
A narrator recalls giving aid to beggars who repay charity with ingratitude. He describes handing over a German coin for food and shoes, only to be mocked. A delegate mocks virtue, and a mendicant destroys a button rather than accept help. The speaker laments widespread lack of gratitude among vagrants.
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Askea
Breathing Aids Weight Gain In Country Memoir
Royals Copeland, M D A 8 Senator from New York recounts a childhood country swim with an emaciated friend. He argues breathing correctly boosts oxygen delivery, enabling food to nourish the body, and offers a simple exercise to improve lung performance to gain weight over time.
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Doctor CopelandAnswers Health Questions in Paper
Readers submit medical queries on headaches eyes and eye spots. Dr Copeland advises checking blood pressure and kidneys for headaches and suggests an eye specialist for eyelid spots while offering to answer suitable inquiries via mailed self addressed stamped envelopes.
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Sermon Roles and Child Education in Church
Angelo Patri argues ministers should preach to children in a language they understand and share authority with voice that speaks clearly. He recalls a wise elder telling a tale about a red dwarf to illustrate how words shape power and self control, noting how a child learned to use his tongue after hearing the tale.
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Vision of a National Library in the Nation's Capital
An 1823 National Intelligencer note urges adding King George III’s library to the British Museum’s 154,000 volumes and 50,600 volumes from Tauris. It imagines a Library of Congress in a grand building with panoramic city views, accessible to all citizens, foreigners, and travelers, with costs justified by public benefit.
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Metropolia
Vatican Visitors Cautioned On Dress Code for Women
Ming women visiting the Vatican are advised to cover necks and arms before entering the Pope's presence. A few have to borrow shawls to comply with the modest dress rule.
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Rome
Vatican
Stage Craft and Screen Facts Across Careers and Trivia
A collection of Q and A items discusses acting for stage versus camera, the advantages of close ups, youth in film, gem origins, the tree of heaven, fustian writing, the Barrymore family name, and the Pisgah National Forest's role in scientific forestry including its history and first U.S. forestry school.
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Clayton Hamilton
Eve Ey
D. G.A
Pisgah National Forest
Gime Preserve
George W. Vanderbilt
United States
Western Union Superintendent Gardner Irving Dies in New York
New York crews report the death of Gardner Irving, general superintendent of Western Union Telegram, at Troy hospital after returning from an Adirondacks vacation. An early telegraph pioneer dating to 1872, he also led the Gold and Stock Life Insurance association and other groups. He leaves a widow and a daughter in Hashrouch Heights New Jersey. Funeral services planned Wednesday night.
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Western Union
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Charles E. Rafgofad
Hashrouch Heights
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Panama Canal Earning Half Million Monthly
New York reports Colonel Jay J. Morrow, governor general of the Canal Zone, says the Panama Canal is earning about $500,000 a month, a fraction over 3 percent on construction investment. He arrived on the Santa Ana and says more than $1,000,000 in tolls has been received in the first half of August, with a full report expected in Washington soon.
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Panama Canal
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Morrow
Washington
To Ruth by Anne Campbell A grown-up daughter’s play acting
A poem about a girl named Ruth changing from child to pretentious young woman. She abandons dolls and childish comforts for dancing acting and fashion. The speaker notes Ruth’s longing for adult attire and self image while a doll Pearl in the attic hints at lingering childhood.
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