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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
5
A historical note describes practical methods to connect multiple headset and loudspeaker arrangements to radio sets. It explains series connections, impact of extra resistance on volume, and cautions for secure permanent knot ties. Hospital installations reportedly use numerous headsets on a single set.
Dr B J Smykowski criticizes compulsory English learning as a poor policy for Polish immigrants in Bridgeport. He notes 50 000 to 60 000 Slagg residents seek citizenship and cites a Sterling street Polish church and parochial school valued at over 600000. He blames Poland's Jewish control of business for Polish delays in starting enterprises.
Representative Joseph Cubelli will be feted at a testimonial dinner by the Italian Republican city organization at the Stratfield hotel Sunday night at 8. Between 200 and 300 are expected. Assistant City Clerk Paul D Elia, secretary of the Republican Town committee and vice chairman of the Italian Republican organization will be toastmaster. He will be introduced by Lewis Richards, chairman of the Italian Republican Town committee.
A dense list of radio programs across stations WJZ WEAF WGY and others. It names show titles hosts bands and time blocks from morning to late night with assorted talks reviews and musical performances across New York Philadelphia Newark and beyond.
In this notice readers are urged to tune radios carefully to prevent squeals and clicks near critical points. Do not overdrive detector tubes or force sets to extreme outputs. If a receiver is unstable stop using it and seek expert service or a more efficient model. Avoid frequent station changes on regenerative sets to prevent interference with neighbors. Follow these rules to end the worst neighborhood noise from radios.
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