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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1927
Page
12
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A discussion rejects the claim that mechanical music is inferior, arguing that phonographs radios and reproducing pianos convey artistic interpretation rather than mere machinery. It compares sound production, original creation, and reproduction, noting the artist’s mind and the audience’s reception bridge time and space through technology.
The piece muses on snow as both threat and beauty. It notes snow costs millions in cancellations yet saves crops, blankets roots, and fuels aesthetic wonder. It contrasts views from a child in delight to workers who clear it, emphasizing nature’s varied gifts and risks.
The Springfield Republican uses the Wilbur era critique to judge Navy leadership after the S-4 sinking. It cites the father of Lieut McGinley and argues responsibility lies with commissioned officers and civilian headship for prevention measures while noting political regret over Wilbur’s tenure.
An elderly aunt confronts a constant doorbell siege as visitors offer a parade of favors and food, while she endures the unending cadence of deliveries and sales. The narration reflects a bustling, familiar household scene and the aunt’s calm patience amid interruptions.
Fragmentary text praises words as beautiful and musiclike shining above the world. Despite garbled letters, the passage hints at words lifting the better self and elevating souls amid a rhythmic, sensuous beat.
A fragmented reflection on human nature and ambition stressing universal flaws. It suggests patient effort and peer influence shape behavior and the drive to succeed.
A New York diary fragment describes a strikingly beautiful woman aboard a ship and the sea serpents, a gambling crowd, onlookers, and house officers who warn about dignified dangers. It portrays romantic intrigue, detectives, and risky betting across transatlantic settings.
Clinton Whitbort reports on Representative John N Garner of Tenus pressuring the House as the tax bill gains and the Longworth faction fights the plan. Garner amends the measure, seeks Democratic support, and aims to sway votes for reductions and repeal of the automobile tax.
The report details persistent tax defaulters and the collector's strong stance on payments, noting conflicts with insurers lenders and vehicle licensing. It covers city budget talks, the potential health department merger, airport plans, police staffing proposals, and school auditorium usage regulations, with statements from Mayor Weld and other officials.
A fragmentary essay argues that wages discipline labor and justify profit. It contends the wage system sustains society by paying for work, with condemnations of idleness and reflections on slavery, value, and moral duty.
Several damage actions filed in Superior Court list large claims. Gohn Albert Swanson of Danbury sues John McCarthy Coal Co for 20000 over injuries June 1 1937 on White Street Danbury after a truck owned by the defendant struck him. His father John J Swanson seeks 400 for medical expenses. Ruth Light of tims by a minor seeks 4000 against Porcupines Co of Fairfield for injuries July 4 1927 when a car operated by Gustave Light struck by a truck owned by the defendant. Gustave Light also sues the Porcupine Co for 5000. Hickird and Sona of the city join Blue Coach Line Inc of Bridgeport in a 10000 claim after a July 15 1927 crash on Gun Hill Road New York City where they were hit by the defendant’s truck. Lewis J Ackerman of Greenwich sues Petroleum Heat and Power Co of Stamford for 36000 for injuries from October 25 1927 on North Street Stamford when hit by a machine owned by John McCormick of Danbury. A plaintiff from Danbury seeks 3500 from Nimr Georges alleging injury December 30 1926 after an attack by a police dog owned by the defendant.
Willimantic officers led a raid uncovering beer and liquor paraphernalia at a premises tied to Richard Herald and associates. Items included 40 bottles, malt, hops, and brewing gear. Two men faced charges for possession with intent to sell as investigators questioned ownership and control of the shop.
A reader questions whether eternal mercy excludes elective choice and what motivates ethical living. The response argues against predestination, cites Christ’s preaching to imprisoned souls, and contrasts divine will with human freedom, urging a life aimed at God and neighbor. Includes prayers for morning and night.
Defense motions and lengthy arguments delayed jury selection in the case of Harry Hillson a Streator oculist charged with killing his mother. Judge Joseph A Davis overruled Browns bid to elect among five indictments and objects to a special prosecutor, while Hill sat quietly as the courtroom crowd watched.
A mother in Waterbury discovered her two month old son had swallowed an open safety pin after removing pins from his clothing. The pin was located in the small intestine after X rays and was removed by Dr Williamvert at Waterbury hospital. The child, Edward D Deiman, is reported in favorable condition.
A Greenwich man files a civil claim seeking 3500 for an assault alleged on October 28 outside a business on Greeny tech Avenue. The complaint names Milk as the assailant and references a confrontation during a treatment visit.
Foreclosure action filed yesterday by Middletown Read Company and First National Bank seeks to recover 72500 on a mortgage tied to property on Middle Street running to Water Street. Abraham Barnett of Philadelphia and Nellie A Upson of Fairfield named defendants. Mortgage originated with Peerless Realty and assigned to Middle Street Realty, later transferred to the bank. Part of the Read plan was razed two years ago for a gas station and terminal.
Eastern New York expects rain and warmer conditions with partly cloudy skies on Thursday. Friday turns cloudy with possible rain, as a disturbance advances from Colorado toward the northeast. Temperatures fall slightly Thursday in the north Atlantic states, with cooler weather Friday in New England. Southeast winds shift from northeast to south, increasing over the south portion, with overcast skies and fog by Thursday morning.
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