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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
5
William H. Finch explains essential components of a home radio set, stressing the telephone receiver as key to hearing broadcast transmissions. The article outlines how the receiver converts radio waves into audible signals and discusses its role in enabling listening to a variety of broadcasts.
A pioneering radio engineer details the watch cast style receiver worn on the head for radio work. It explains why standard telephone receivers fail for radio use, the need to increase magnet winding to gain sensitivity, how the receiver translates voice and music currents into audible sound, and notes on coil gauges, cost, and cautions against rewinding receivers.
The first use of radio to invite people to a Jewish philanthropic event. The Victory conference at the Hartford hotel aims to celebrate a $250,000 quota plus over $200,000 in pledges to be raised by Charles L. Shapiro, Judge Jacob Caplan, and Colonel Tsage, with support from the National Fund for the Fellet of Jewish war sufferers. Broadcasts via Westinghouse will reach seven southern Jewish residents in the state.
An excerpt describes parallel electrical connections where objects are independently attached to the main circuit. Each device completes its own circuit, allowing current to enter and return via its windings. The illustration marks current entry and exit points, with bulb bases shown and text noting how connections function.
Ground Aerials to prevent blaze discusses regulations for grounding radio antennas. It covers required licenses, safe installation, insulator use, distance from building, and external mounting. The piece notes the grounding must be connected to a dedicated ground and kept separate from the building’s electrical system.
Died Catharine Terwilliger of this city March 30 funeral from 274 Brooks Street April 1 at 3 90 p m interment Talkeview cemetery. James B Garrison son of James B and Legh died March 30 7922 at 199 Beardsgley Street funeral Meyslah Baptist church Arch Street Monday April 3 at 2 o'clock interment Mountain Crave cemetery. Velie Charles Monihan funeral from 490 Goonecticht Avenue Monday April 2 8 40 a m and from Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 a m interment St Michael's cemetery. Minnie Rondow Byrnes of Stratford died March 36 sudden funeral April 2 8 30 a m St James church Stratford. Floral notes mention single large flower with a trailing spray used widely.
New York March 30 discovery that August Probst Swiss seaman and former butler at the Rolling Rock Club Ligonier Pennsylvania had been placed in the Ellis Island insane ward for an hour to dry while his ward in the hospital on an upper floor was heard brought a protest from Bernard Sandler his attorney. We declared his client sane but that he would really lapse into mental interiority if this room switching continued Probst who is held on the groan tat he entered the United States legally and is likely to become a warding charm will be given a hearing tomorrow before a special Trogird of Inquiry The order was received from Washington today. At a hearing before Federal Tydee Knox on March 21 Miss Virginia Cragly McKay of Pittsburgh was named by Probst s adviser as the young woman his client claimed was in love with him and on whose account he alleged an attempt was being made to run him out of the country Referring to the hearing tomorrow Sandler declared that if the government s procedure warranted it he would insist upon calling all of those wealthy Pittsburghers and have them testify.
Republican aldermen signaled support for a bi partisan commission to manage the Municipal garage. Alderman Price indicated colleagues would back the measure if commissioners retain appointment power and operation control. Mayor Atwater backs a board approach with continued centralized administration. decision expected at Monday’s Common Council meeting.
Francisco March 18. Milewy Lyinghiea Ranney testified for Fatty Arbuuckle in a defense headed by Eugene Pershray official and secretary Guile. The witness described events at a party details about a last sentence and room by room accounts of deaths and alleged misconduct.
Two new Democrats will assume roles in the city registrar’s office. Michael F. H. Smill, of the Fifth district, becomes assistant deputy registrar, and Miss Casey of Parallel Street in the Eighth district will take a clerical post. Both were backed by the Democratic Town Committee following their recent council confirmations amid expanded duties after the suffrage amendments.
A report from Berlin dated March 3 states Peter Svhzbelski, Bork, and Sergius Tuboritzx confessed to plotting an assassination of Paul Milukoff, minister of foreligs attire in the Russie prawstann government. They claim no accomplices and deny being funded, with the case sent to the public prosecutor for action.
New York March 30 The order of Supreme Court Justice Moreghauser appointing a commissions to take testimony in the divorce suit of Janis A Stillman against Mrs Anne Stillman was upheld by the Appellate division. The modification disallows cross examination of Canadians who joined in his case while witness testimony on misconduct in Canada was limited. The plaintiff may call witnesses in rebuttal though not summoned to Montreal by the defense.
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