Subacription Rates And Notices From The Bridgeport Telegram
Bridgeport Telegram outlines subscription rates with annual and monthly options and mentions postal charges. It notes open departments and a Milford office for direct telephone access and advertising, plus a statement about Associated Press services and a claim regarding free speech suppression and police powers within a local union context.
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Compulsory Auto Insurance: New Laws Take Hold in States
The Washington Post notes expanding compulsory auto insurance schemes, with Connecticut limiting liability coverage for those in accidents and Massachusetts moving toward full adoption. The drive to ensure drivers can meet damages grows as states test stricter requirements, aiming to reduce injustice and unpayable medical and legal costs from crashes.
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Fragmented Voice Claims Hidden Agenda Behind Protests
A garbled public notice-style text accuses a list of supporters of an alleged movement funded by a clandestine group. It rails against attacks on institutions and warns that authorities must act to preserve law and order. The piece hints at extremist rhetoric and conspiratorial framing without clear, verifiable details.
Are You Worth More Pay A Boss Should Hear This Test
The piece suggests workers question their value by judging real work significance, hours, accuracy, speed, initiative, and consistency. Samuel Baldwin urges workers to assess their performance before asking for a raise, advising a self-inquiry approach to negotiate with the boss.
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Good Year for Grapes Across Connecticut Vineyards Expanding
A clipped report notes a bumper grape season in Connecticut with Bridgeport-area vineyards producing extra quality cord grapes. Weather favored growth and vine loads, and grape cultivation has expanded from scarce plantings to numerous sites, boosting home canning and jelly making.
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The Sine and the Way of Education
Dr Frank Crane argues in a reflective piece that truths are relational not absolute. He contends sincerity arises from lived practice, not mere words or titles, and defines education as learning how to attain aims rather than possessing knowledge itself.
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A Peep at Local Talkers and Their Endless Tales
In a rambling portrait the speaker mocks neighbors who chatter about politics, cars, stars, and trivial topics. He notes James Boot o'Chee as a constant talker whose stories repeat, while a mysterious James keeps listeners weary of his perpetual spiel and surprises.
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With You by Anne Campbelis
A fragmented verse piece expresses affection for companionship, avoiding cares about travel and weather. It contrasts joyous winter memories with political and economic musings, mentioning government economy and a reference to an Oriental championship amid jumbled lines.
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Political Pointers and City Elections Report
The piece traces local political maneuvering in Waterbury Derby and Madison, noting shifts in assistant registrar roles, party nominations, and council pages. It highlights Republican gains, Democratic rallies, and candidate selections, with references to state education debates and local mayoral races.
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Questions for clergy on heaven and birth control discussed
A reader asks why heaven is not dissolving and whether eternal life is literal. The column explains heaven as the created universe and urges calm, respectful talk with family, plus practical advice on debate and politics. It also touches on eugenics, clergy birthrates, and staying principled in discussions.
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Elks Here Open Season With All American Night
Bridgeport Elks lodge holds an all American night to open the season with entertainment and dinner. A large committee led by Dr Cummings plans events while fundraisers and fair booths are organized for December in the Mika ball room.
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Sentence Sermons as Moral Reflections in Brief
A compact meditation on personal virtue and vice. It contrasts true friendship with betrayal and warns that wealth, momentary desires, and unchecked ambition erode duty, conscience, and readiness for labor. The terse lines frame ethical choices as everyday tests of character.
Weather forecast for New England and New York region
The bulletin describes scattered showers and fair spells across Southern New England Northern New England and Eastern New York with periods of partly cloudy skies. It notes a disturbance moving from Western Ontario toward Hudson Bay and a broad southwest to northeast pressure pattern bringing showers Friday into the region.
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New Haven Weather Bureau Alamanac Notes
Daily almanac compiled by Middlebro New England Almanac for the St day Post. Temperature observations at 8 p.m. meridian. Sun rises and sets listed. Tides and low water figures noted.
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