Bridgeport Telegram Retains Daily Publication Note
Bridgeport Telegram founded in 1992 operates daily from 140 Middle Street, Bridgeport Connecticut. Subscription rates within the public notice detail include 1 year for 7.80 dollars and 1 month for 8.90 dollars. The paper is a member of Audit Bureau of Circulation and Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Isaee
the Post Publishing CO
Barnum
Middle St. Budgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
THE
Associated Press
Editorial Notes of a Curious Morning Page
A collection of fragmented phrases and aphorisms touches on gardening, learning, equality, sports, traffic, and postwar unrest. The notes reference Ford, a general attorney, football, roads, and social quirks with a satirical, stream-of-consciousness tone.
Sentence Sermons on Dependability and Friendship
A compact reflection on steady effort and loyalty. It argues dependability hinges on creating new friendships without shedding old ones, resisting distraction, and maintaining home community support through persistent effort. The piece emphasizes perseverance to overcome life’s hardest challenges.
Weather forecast for New York and New England region
The forecast calls for fair and slightly warmer weather in New York and southern New England on Friday with increasing cloudiness Saturday. Northern England stays partly cloudy Friday and fair Saturday with little temperature change. Western New York sees fair Friday and Saturday, clouding over later. temperatures fall in northern Stocky Mountains and northern plateau. Showers expected in the lower lake region, Ohio Valley, eastern gulf and South Atlantic states Saturday. east of the Mississippi remains fair. Winds vary from southwest to north with overcast conditions near the coast.
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New York
New Jingland
Iingland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Jower Lake
Ohio Valley
Eas Gulf
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantis
Mississippi River
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Answer to Peace Presses Hope for Europe and America
A columnist argues that Europe’s decline since 1914 was due to lack of character, not resources, and cites Ambassador Houghton’s London speech urging peaceful, upbuilding policies. He contends America will aid if European nations choose peace, a view said to reflect common American sentiment.
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Rome
Egypt
Europe
States United of Europe
Ambassador Houghton
London
Mr. Houghton
America
Divided Responsibility in Bridgeport Government
The article argues for a strong elected mayor in Bridgeport, criticizing proposed state changes that would strip local control of the Board of Apportionment and city tax administration. It warns the legislature’s Blodgett bill would create multiple governments and reduce citizen influence.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Board of Apportionment
Hartford
Blodgett Ripper
Prin
City Government Reform Sparks Political Debate
A critic denounces an unwieldy home rule plan as politicized and unworkable, arguing there is no valid reason for the measure and urging reconsideration.
Slaves of Fashion in Anti Saloon League Rhetoric
A Connecticut Anti Saloon League bulletin mocks repeal supporters as “slaves of fashion” arguing fashionable behavior prompts liquor use. It cites golfers in wet weather, winter attire changes, wall pictures removal, and dancing to claim fashion would drive prohibition’s end. The piece challenges sources for the intimate domestic glimpse.
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Connecticut Anti-Saloon League
Anna
Anti-Saloon League
Ultra Smart
Longest nonstop airship flight up to Porto Rico from Los Angeles
The Los Angeles airship, with thirty seven officers and men and two hundred pounds of mail, completed a nonstop Porto Rico flight in three hours less than expected. Delays due to weather at Lakehurst and along the route show the ongoing risks and power of storms over the seas and Great Lakes.
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Los Angeles
Porto Rico
Lakehurst
Great Lakes
Sweetened sugar market clash sparks tariff warning
An official from a Cuban sugar refinery claims a 3,000,000 ton overproduction this year and predicts rising U S sugar prices. The piece argues tariff manipulation harms American consumers and calls for tariff revision, warning law of supply and demand has not functioned as intended.
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United States
Washington
Political pointers and party politics looming in Bridgeport
The piece notes a missing dictionary in Bridgeport and outlines fundraising by the Twelfth District Hebrew Republican club. It discusses the ripper bill and possible renewal of party politics as the General Assembly nears decisions on registrars, consolidations, and law proposals. It also reflects on past and current legislative figures and future prospects for party advancement.
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General Assembly
New
Registrars of Voters
Hartford
West Hartford
Dear Loyal Friend Poem Of Enduring Affection
A fragmented handwritten verse praising a loyal friend. It speaks of true friendship, anticipated reunion, and forgiving affection across separation. The speaker vows steadfast devotion and warmth, ending with a playful note about a cherished old colleague or dog.
Russia grants 15 year Bering Sea concession to Vera Whaling
Seattle May 7 AP says Russia granted Vera Whaling a fifteen year concession to operate in the Bering Sea off Kamchatka. Anderson and company Ml agents for the announced yvesterda includes the Ruma adder.
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Seattle
Washington
Russia
Vera Whaling Company
Bering Sea
Kamchatka
Anderson and Company Ml
Weather and crops dominate Tim Teazie inspired monologue
A speaker endures a dreary chat with Tim Teazie about weather and crops, resisting topics of books art and debt. The climate monologue persists past the turning point as the speaker reveals fatigue yet keeps polite company, hoping Tim will return another day.
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Tim Teazie
Teazie
Tim
Gome
Besum
Amateur ball player dies after being struck in head
Elizabeth May Tm Daniel Fi Robinson of Hillside died in Beth hospital from a fractured skull after a pitched ball struck him during a bank clerks teams game in New York City yesterday. He worked as a bank clerk in New York and played for a bank clerks team at Byekman evel.
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Elizabeth
Daniel Fi. Robinson
Hillside
Ehaabeth Hospital
Byekman_evel
New York City
Robinson
The Fun Shop and Gossip Tales From The Office
A collage of jokes and sketches with edited notes on health and humor. It features a cryptic exchange about a reporter, a nurse’s skit on romance and sickness, a humorous family scene with siblings, and brief quips about vacation and daily life.
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FGN
Wid William
Polly
Moving picture inspires desert corned beef tale in humor column
Dr. George A Baldpate recounts a dusty plains misadventure where prospectors, stranded near Yututuilla Arizona, boil cactus roots to discover corned beef misidentified from a salt bed. The editor promotes humor contest and reader submissions with paid prizes and submission guidelines.
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George A. Baldpate
Don F. Smith
Yututuilla
Ariz
Gur
New England
When Town and Country Work Together
A Kansas City meeting of farmers and Chamber of Commerce leaders from eight states endorses city and country cooperation. It notes strong rural progress in the Midwest, a plan for gradual dairy development, and the broader aim to raise national living standards through unity, efficiency, and better wage growth.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Meeting of Farmers and Chambers of Commerce
Kansas City
Farmers and Chamber of Commerce
Wes
Kansas
Nendesha
Ely
Livestork
Busines
Chamber of Commerce
Middle West
United States
Ameria
Carver
Harvard
Aneederal
Heserse Honk
New York
Belgium
France
Paris
Germany
England
Hoover Hag A
Friends with Life by Dr Frank Crane reviewed
A notice reviews Friends with Life by Dr. Frank Crane published by Anne c FE Allinson. It highlights a core message that faith means a generous attitude toward events and people, promoting optimism and friendliness as a key to living well and handling life’s darkness and pain.
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Frank Crane
Annec
FE. Allinson
University of Wisconsin
Oae Fis
Sword gift to Lt. Arnold from Connecticut leaders
Governor John H. Trumbull appointed J. Hawin Brainard of Branford Lieutenant Governor Elbert J. Darbie of Killingly speaker of the House and Major Tarot O. Freeman commander of the 118th Aviation Squadron to present the sword awarded to Lieutenant Lesalle P. Arnold for his flight at the world Meet last spring in Hartford May 7.
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Senate
House
Elbert L. Darble
John Buckley
Hiramsham
Leutenant
John H. Trumbull
Hartford
Lesalle P. Arnold
Connecticut
John H. Trrumbull
J. Hawin Brainard
Branford
Elbert J. Darbie
Killingly
Tarot O. Freeman
118Th Aviation Squadron
Marional Guard
Indiana Couple Found Dead Near City Outskirts
Police investigated a suspected murder suicide case after May T Howard Visher, 28, and Marie Heher were found dead in a road outside Fort Wayne Indiana. Authorities labeled it a possible murder and self inflicted death.
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Indiana
Fort Way Inc
Howard Visher
Marie He Her
Fugitive Brought Back on Murder Charge
Postextradition report states fugitive Henry J. Ferenkes was returned to Rockland County after Governor Len Amall approved extradition. He faces charges of robbery and murder in the east amid a broader note on cooperation between farmers and chambers of commerce for increased national efficiency.
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Ton. Y
Spain
Trs
Tom Henry J. Ferenkes
Cheage
Wan Pes
Rockland County
Len Amall
Ferenkes
Science Equipment Contract Awarded to Chicago Firm
Warren Harding High School and Central High School boards awarded a contract to Leonard Peterson Co of Chicago for science tables woodwork in textile rooms and printing shops plus luncheon tables at Central High. Bidder list included Welse Laboratory Furniture Co of New York as lowest, but accepted Peterson as second lowest due to lack of representation and prior experience. Other bids ranged from 21 190 to 26 500 from A W Burritt Frank Miller Lumber and Eastern Engineering.
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Warren Harding High School
Board of Education
Central High School
Leonard Peterson Company
Chicago
Welse Laboratory Furniture Company
New York
Peterson Company
A. W. Burritt Company
Frank Miller Lumber Company
Eastern Ingineering Company
Speakers named for Stamford Bar Association banquet
Stamford May 7 Special Judges Elis Jennings Huxford and Schuyle Merritt and the Rev. Alfred Grant Walton will speak next Thursday at the Stamford Bar association banquet at the Stamford Yacht club. Officers to be elected Frederick C. Taylor is president Judge Samuel Young vice president UC Milton Feasenden secretary treasurer.
Morocco religious celebration sees objects rained on participants
In a Moroccan religious ceremony spike balls are hurled into the air and drop onto the heads of worshippers. The most injured participant is deemed the fiercest adherent, a man described as the mate crazy religious by onlookers.
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Wallace M. Bayda
Morocco
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