Bridgeport Telegram Subscription Rates and Publication Details
Bridgeport Telegram 1831 edition lists subscription by mail and carrier options. Published daily except Sunday by The Post Publishing Co at 140 Middle Street Bridgeport Conn. Open daily with 24 hour service. Audit Bureau of Circulation members and Associated Press rights noted.
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Editorial Notes On Spring Tidbits And Quips
A collage of light commentary on daily life and manners. It riffs on golf hints, social chatter, and the odd quip about spring, work, and news headlines. It notes a star dodging divorce rumors and ponders a New York snow cleanup budget as a slush fund.
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Weather forecast for South New England and Atlantic states
Rain and warmer Friday followed by a colder Saturday for South New England and the mid-Atlantic to lower Great Lakes region. The northeast storm moving from the Midwest will bring rain and strong winds with possible gales Friday into the east Gulf states and Atlantic coast. Local snow flurries likely in the lower Lake region Saturday in the Washington district.
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South New England
New Mexico
Mississipi Valley
Rocky
Appalachian Mountains
North Atlantic
Rocky Mountain
Middle West
Atlantic
Gulf States
Tennesee
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
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Bridgeport Trolley Fare Debate Highlights Public Backlash
A Connecticut company reports weekly Bridgeport division receipts $2,495.46 higher than the last ten cent fare period, projecting $150,000 yearly gain. Public Utilities Commission ordered five cent fare trial amid Bridgeport protests as patronage climbs and finances improve.
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Bridgeport
Fitneys
Plea for Lower Fare At Legislative Hearing
A letter argues that raising fares hurts ridership and revenue for Bridgeport lines, noting a public boycott of trolleys and jitneys removal. The writer urges maintaining the five cent fare to rebuild patronage, warning a 50 percent increase would reverse gains and hurt progress.
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Public Utilities Commission
Bridgeport
Connecticut Company
Death List and Rents in New Housing Pinch
A Belgian professor claims a secret society plots to assassinate Einstein as part of a German monarchy restoration scheme. The article also discusses rent trends, noting rising housing permits in February and a shift toward more homes, with landlords portrayed as responsible when earning reasonable returns.
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Germany
Professor Herzen
Europe
Smoking effect on reaction accuracy at Johns Hopkins
Dr. Knight and Dunlap at Johns Hopkins University report after three years of research that smoking tobacco lowers accuracy of finely co-ordinated reactions but does not affect the speed of complex actions. The finding suggests tobacco may disrupt intellectual work more than routine tasks.
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Knight, Dunlap
Johns Hopkins University
Adopt Bill Giving County Three New Deputy Sheriffs
March 15. The House of the general assembly adopted in concurrence today these bills. The measures authorize a advisory railroad commission, grant the governor authority to appoint, and amend the Mast Lyme Traction charter while Norwich is empowered to sprinkle its streets.
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House of the General Assembly
Joast and West Insurance Co
New Haven
Unbalanced Veteran Sought in State in 1919
UNBALANCED VETERAN SOUGHT IN STATE Charles F Bedford Sr son of Vacudin Oil Company president escaped from Bloomingdale Hospital at Whitelains after recapture and later escaped again. He had become unbalanced from war injuries and search focused on Connecticut for unauthorized charges using his father's name. WEKABY DIES SUDDENLY Major General Nelson Jervick Peary Spanish war veteran and former New York park surveyor died suddenly at the Argland Navy Club.
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Realty Czars and a Vote on Property Rights
Readers react to a Telegram article on Realty Czars, urging investigation if the bill passes and warning of suffering for property owners. Letters debate regulation, planning, and preserving citizen rights, with calls for future growth and urban planning.
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Time-Wary Mason Seeks Food Amid Domestic Turmoil
Fragmentary verse and dialogue depict a distressed husband pleading for meals and bread amid a strained marriage. The weave of oblique humor and bleak longing shows a household threadbare of sustenance and dignity, with promises of timely grub amid a deteriorating home.
Danbury Republicans Plan Rally Friday
Danbury voters are invited to an opening rally of the city election campaign Friday evening hosted by the Republicans. Local officials and party members are expected to attend at a west ward venue to rally support and discuss campaign goals.
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Trepublicans
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Q and A on names and natural science curiosities
Answers cover meanings of Chinese names and the origin of the saying higher than Giroy's kit, plus explanations of magnetic variation, buzzards in winter, the dives term in Latin, Spitz dog roles, cast steel heating effects, and how Senate pages are appointed.
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Fedburgh
Juarez Juarez Juarez A Portrait Of A Border Town
A lyrical sketch of Juarez across the Rio Grande, contrasting bustling bars and gambling with slow Mexican soldiers, knife and gun clashes, and a people who mix work with carefree, boisterous living under Obregon’s shadow. The piece blends place, culture, and tension in a vivid border town tableau.
Our Children by Angelo Patri
A compassionate essay argues children should be free to play yet taught to respect the needs of disabled and elderly family members. It stresses duty to the weak, responsible conduct around hospitals, and balancing ideal childrearing with practical family care.
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Mental deficiency concerns from Health Commissioner Copeland
Royal S Copeland warns mental deficiency is the gravest risk to children from brain disease malnutrition and social conditions. He cites brain inflammation, trauma, alcohol, and poverty as factors and explains standard classifications idiot, imbecile, moron with emphasis on early care and prevention.
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Poland
Europe
Causes of neck lumps from toxic absorption and infection
A reader describes several painful lumps on the neck and head and is advised that the issue stems from toxic absorption. The response recommends dental X rays and sinus examination to identify possible infection sources, noting SUSAN as the person addressed.
Damages Sought Over Fatal Auto Crash In New York
The estate of Clemente Bennevelli of Stamford sues Fred Washington of Waterbury for 15000 dollars claiming conscious suffering and death after a February 2 collision on the Boston Post Road in Bronx Borough New York City. Washington allegedly stopped his vehicle without signals on a dark rear with no lights, causing Bennevelli’s car to crash into him. Bennevelli died about a week later.
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Stamford
Feledia Bennevelli
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Waterbury
Boston Post
Bronx
New York City
Washington
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Bennevelli
Ready for your garden plan this planting season
Plan on paper what you intend to raise and how your garden will be laid out. Federal government experts offer guidance and free publications from the Department of Agriculture. Request with name and address, enclose two cents for return postage.
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Garden Fooklet request with two cent return stamp
The note from Frederic J. Haskin of The Bridgeport Telegram Information Bureau in Washington requests two cents for return onstage on a tree copy of Garden Fooklet. It states address details as Name Street city pluce and appears to be a fragmented archival notice.
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