Bridgeport Telegram Establishment and notice
Bridgeport Telegram established 1991 reports subscription rates and publication details. The notice lists Wy Mat and advance payment terms, two month and weekly options, daily publication by The Post Publishing Co, with contact at 40 Biddle St Bridgeport Conn. Mentions Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press affiliation.
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the Post Publishing CO
Teephone Barnum 6100
Air Departmenta
Biddle St
Bridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of
Associated Press
Assicated Press
Editorial Notes and Fragments From a Morning Brief
A compact brisk note page presents scattered items on law, humor, and daily life. It mentions a Phou covet proverb, a scheduled Faller's observance on the next month’s first day, an estimated June wedding, and stray remarks about bank looters and moonlit eyes. It also references a puzzle, a landlord’s garage charge, and class or faculty phrases.
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P—— Faller
Sentence Sermons on Child Rearing and Society
Fragmented excerpt presents aphoristic lines about pampering children, useless citizens, contempt by employers, religious intolerance, adult lawbreaking, and moral recklessness among youth. It quips on worry, workmanship, and indifferent citizenship linking to governance.
Weather summary for Eastern and Northern New England and surrounding areas
Eastern New York faces cloudy periods with local showers Monday and Tuesday, warmer in New Hampshire, with possible thunder showers in Southern New England. Northern New England mostly cloudy with short showers, warmer in places. heat waves easing in New England and plains. Temperatures drop over 35 degrees in major cities. high 98 in Philadelphia. widespread showers and possible thunderstorms Tuesday in lower Lake region and Atlantic states. Winds shift from north of Sandy Hook to moderate southeast along coast. rain likely Monday with variable coverage.
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New York
Monda
New England
New Hampshire
Rocky Mountain
Aflesour Valley
Boston
Portland
Malne
North Platte
Newwauke
Slaainstopl
Middle Atlantic
Philadelphia
Rocks Mountains
Missouri
Ono
Lake Maina
Rock’ Mountain
Hern Pyateau
Siater
Cndicarous
Misatesippi
Atlantic
Tif
Laka
Virginia
Japwer Lake
Oia Valley
Wannessie
Sandy Hook
Meddlesome Laws From Yale President On Modern Legislation
Dr. Arthur Twining Hadley former Yale president criticizes expanding lawmaking and the police build up. He warns excessive laws intrude on private rights and encourage government overreach. A Parliament speaker’s whiskey break illustrates dangers of lengthy bills and potential violence in Congress.
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Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale University
Hunger strike in jail and Chicago tax revolt analysis
James O Mahony, jailed for the Beatrice Donnelly slaying, reportedly fasts for 48 hours with unclear motive. A broader piece discusses Illinois politics, Cook County versus small towns, tax suppression, and Chicago’s alleged loss of representation due to districting after federal censuses.
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James O'Mahony
Beatrice Donnelly
Greenwich
Ireland
O'Mahony
Cook County
Ilinois
Chicago
Illinois
Unlawful Legislature Quote Echoes Historic Taxation Slogan
A statement links a constitution ignoring legislature to illegality, recalling the 150 year old colonial motto taxation with representation is tyranny. The author suggests the phrase suits modern Chicago and Bridgeport debates, warning that such bodies deserve scrutiny.
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Chicago
Bridgeport
Generous and Stingy Class Groups Debate Gillin Findings
A University of Wisconsin professor, J D Gillin, reports county income tax data showing farmers give most to religious, charitable, and educational causes while salesmen give the least. Taxpayers' generosity appears unrelated to wealth, with religion driving larger gifts and farmers toping the list despite economic grievances.
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J. D. Gillin
University of Wisconsin
Gillin
American Sociological Society
Motor Regulations and Right of Way Rules Adopted
New York adopts a driver license system while Connecticut has long regulated motor vehicles effectively. New York City follows Connecticut’s right of way rule at intersections, mandating vehicles from the right have priority. The right of way rule is a Connecticut broad law in force for years and only recently clarified in New York.
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New York State
Connecticut
Commonwealths
New York City
New York
Neighbors Bring Food To Sick Man? A Satire
A humorous poem riffing on well meaning neighbors delivering meals to a sick man. It contrasts kindness with intrusion as the ill man longs for peace and quiet while visitors bring eggs and tripe, trifle and pies, and demand conversation.
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Walt Mason
Jabez Jinks
Jasper
Doc Hick
Thia
Jehez
Three Auto Drivers Held in Fairfield
Fairfield pair of motorists held after arrests today. Theo Wicker of New Haven faces charges for road rules violation. August Skotta of Jersey City and William Singer of Trumbull also detained for driving violations. All to appear in court June 11.
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Jarelehite Bennet
Caillaux Resolute on Debts in German Reparations Debate
Paris June 7 Caillaux remains firm on adopting the American settlement issue with the budget. He will not concede to Somalía deputies demand to treat payments from Germany under the Dawes reparations scheme as ordinary receipts. Instead he supports his plan to keep them in a separate fund for debt clearance.
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Paris
Cualilaux
Sumalia
Germany
Mawes
Back to the Knee Tendency In Summer Styles Illustrated
June fashion notes at a racecourse parade spotlight a shift to low waistlines and knee length skirts. Designers Patou and others favor waistlines nearer the knee, with stockings returning and a conservative but youthful silhouette shaping the season.
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Paris
Chantity
Chanteaux
Jean Paleu
Patou
Vatican Organist Yon Delights 1500 At Rome Recital
Pietro Yon, famed concert organist from St. Cecilia’s Rome, played eight pieces at St. Augustine’s church last night before more than 1200 fans in the heat. The program included two Yon originals, Sonata Tromanter and American Rhapsody, and funds raised go to church building. Solemn benediction followed, with the pastor Rev. Peter Hi McClean assisted by three priests. A charity chorus, led by Henry Ta Pontaine and others, performed. Ushers, trcokers, and long list of names noted. A separate item reports a Los Angeles divorce case.
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Pietro Yon
St. Cecilia's
Rome
Italy
Peter Hi. McClean
Joseph Ganley
Robert Bowen
Henry Ta. Pontaine
Nicholas Spellman
Horace Corning
Walter LaFonaine
Daniel KE. Brennan
Thomas Doyie
James McCullough
James Rooney
William Garrity
Life's Motif in Love's Magical Rhythm
Fragmentary poem hints at music and emotion with lines about violin, light and shade, heart of the theme, and a lover's vow. It references discord and triumph, ending with a claim of being bound in love's spell.
Fun Shop Selections and reminiscences by Maxson and Trilinger
A collage of comic verse and humor notes from The Fun Shop page edited by Maxson, with pieces by Jude li Foxhall and Martin B Trilinger. It includes light verse about marriages and aging, reminiscences of school days, gossip style jokes, an exchange about a wedding gift tax exemption, and a call for original humor submissions with payment offers from the editor.
Endowment Fund Drive Starts in Stratford Today
Stratford residents begin a campaign to raise 2714 for the American Legion Endowment Fund as Boy Scouts distribute pamphlets in town schools. The drive runs all week with final reports set for June 15 at Sterling Memorial hall.
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Boy Scouts of
American Legion Endowment
Boy Scouts
Elliot W. Peckman
Sterling Memorial Hall
Legion
American Legion
The World Wags On Reflective Thought on Self Importance
A reflective essay argues that individuals overestimate their significance as life and world continue after death. It cites Lincoln and Garfield as examples, notes the cemetery as a check on ego, and emphasizes that sustenance comes from elsewhere when we are gone.
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William Feather
Lincoln Steffens
Stires Accepts Post as Bishop Coadjutor
New York January 7 1 AR De Ernest AM Stires rector of St Thomas church and one of the coun ds most prominent Episcopal clergy men announced from the pulpit that he would accept election as bishop co adjutor of the Episcopal diocese of Long Island He was chosen for the last at the annual convention of the diocese in Gardensbury on May a ce ea dale.
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New York
Jane
de Ernest AM. Stires
St. Thomas Church
Clereymen
Long Island
Gardenspury
French Colonel Bunau Varilla’s Water Disinfection Plan Victory
Paris reports a breakthrough disinfecting city water with sodium hypochlorite. Colonel Bunau Varilla, WWI veteran and engineer, demonstrates a device that sterilizes water in 23 hours, verified by Rheims Faculty. His method aims to supply pure water globally, drawing on Verdun and Rheims experiences.
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Avery
America
Roosevelt
Panama
Pippe Bunau-Varilla
French Academy of Sciences
Verdun At &5
France
Academy of Srienres
Mit
Rheima
Maret Brian-Carilia Parsin
Aett
Faculty of Medicin
Rheims
Academy of Sciences
Bunau-Varilla
Verdun
Champagne
Eyateria
Rheins
Odd Fellows Debate On Annual Terms Corning To New Haven
At Grand Lodge session in New Haven the recommendation to change subordinate lodge terms from semi annual to annual faced debate. A Friday night talk at Arcanny Lodge will feature Charles J. Dennis urging twelve month terms and C Edward Christian opposing. Prominent Odd Fellows from Bridgeport and nearby towns expected to attend as Labor Party returns in New South Wales after last Saturday’s general election.
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James Cooper
Mystic
Retir- Odd Fellows
New Haven
Ing Grand Maser
Mary
Ulster
Sy Waa
Lldge
Ite
Suneath
Arcanny Lodge
Charles J. Dennis
Pequonnock Todge
Arcanum Lodge
C. L. Moorehead
Oda
Bridgeport
Wallace M. Baylin
E. Everett Cortright
Doerr R. Whitney
Frank M. Clan- Meld
Harry Sanford
Daniel MacDougal
Sydney
Australia
Labor Party
New South Wales
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