Bridgeport Telegram Masthead and Ad Rates
Public notice style extract shows subscription rates and advertising contact details for the Bridgeport Telegram, with references to publishers The Post Publishing Co. and Associated Press credit. Includes address MO Middle Street Bridgeport Conn, telephone numbers, and daily publication note.
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Associated Press
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Rainward Reflections In Fragmented Verse
Fragmentary verse lines describe rain and nature with scattered imagery. The speaker muses on beauty, drought, and renewal, mentioning hills, rivers, markets, and the air. The text reads like a poetic meditation on rain’s influence on life and abundance.
Editorial Haziness in Times of War and Politics
A fragmented editorial notes suffrage campaigns, protests, and political talk as winter conditions loom. It mentions Waterbury ordinances, mine work stoppages, shifting public sentiment on price hikes, and national figures like Bryen and Palmer amid references to elections and governance.
Doorman Simon H McCullough Noted for Twenty Two Years Service
The article pays tribute to Doorman Simon H McCullough who has served with honor in the department for twenty two years since his appointment in April. It mentions thorough searches at the desk, turning guests over to cells, and references to host quarters and security procedures.
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Apolies
Hostiquarters
Boe
Simon H. McCul-lough
Representation in Connecticut House Brings Growing Urgency
The piece argues Connecticut’s lower House skews toward landowners and towns over people. Bridgeport and other big cities carry far less influence than small towns like Redding, Union, Vernon, Fairfield, and Stratford, prompting calls to reform to place representation back with the people.
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Connecticut
Bridgeport
Connecticut Houses
Redding
Connecticut House of Representatives
House of Lords
Great Britain
Rottenborough
Union
Samuel Shaw
Poland Defies Critics as It Holds Its Ground
Military critics warned Poland of attacking Russia, urging a bold offensive. Yet Poland, fighting on its own soil, gains global sympathy and broad backing to defend its borders. The United States advises restraint while Poland insists its position improves with world approval.
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Poland
Russia
Lloyd-George
United States
Bridgeport Women Organize For Big Membership Push
An editorial notes the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's club has reached 200 members and aims for 1000. It envisions uniting women across professions to study economic social and ethical issues and to influence public policy through voting, aided by its newspaper the Pharos.
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Bridgeport Business and Professional Women’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
Laggar
Bridgeport Pharos
Pharos
A Strange State of Mind in Murder Case
A young man, Elwood B. Wade, faces a first degree murder charge and speaks lightly of his future, showing a detached mindset. The piece notes that many in large communities view murder and justice as distant concepts, while hangmen feel like a fairy tale to frighten youths.
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Elwood B. Wade
Wade
Bridgeport News From 1956 Local Notices and Events
Bridgeport community notices recount August arrests, political meetings for Republican and Democrat conventions, Old Guard gathering at State street, appointment rumors for city posts, social visits from Windsor Club, Stratford Republican efforts, upcoming school term, legal cases in New Haven and Bridgeport, a notable wedding, coroner verdict on a railroad accident, and obituaries across Trumbull and Alton with funeral details.
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Windsor Club
New Haven
Seaside Park
West Stratford
Garfeld and
Arthur
Commercial and Military Institute
Benjayuin B. Yenfield
Bank Street
Osics
Nova
Rofys W. Blake
Durby
James T. Pattison
Bridgeport
Heth Nartica
Commodore Nett
FT. Barnum
Sixth Avenus
New York
Release of Hiram Rumble Ends Grief for Poet
Walt Mason reflects on the death of Hiram Rumble, noting grief gives way to acceptance as the deceased rests. He draws contrasts between suffering and peace, describing how mourners bear memory while seasons continue.
An Even Chance in National Forests Offer
Special correspondence argues national forests preserve freedom to roam hunt and fish. West offers open trails and fewer private restrictions, contrasting with East resorts. Forest Service aims to build roads and trails, expanding access while preserving timber and wildlife.
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Catskills
Adirondacks
Poconos
Privae Alubs
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Deny
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Forest Service
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Nanionsath
Colorado
Bird at Dawn by Harold Monro from Book of Modern British Verse
A fragmentary lyric meditating on a dawn scene where a bird in blossom views the speaker as the sky mirrors. The poem ponders perception, language, and meaning beyond human speech, ending with a reflection on what humans might miss without birdsong to convey sense and feeling.
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Hoe
Harold Monro
Small, Maynard & Co
Questions for Telegram Information Bureau on tax and Masonic order
Reader queries cover recognition of the Grand Spanish Order of Madrid as a Masonic body, validity of certain Spanish lodges, income tax filing thresholds for ex servicemen, patent eligibility for noncitizens, widows benefits in Connecticut, availability and cost of the Pilgrim half dollar commemoratives, and suitable magazines for mechanical drafters. Answers reference U S tax rules, patent office policy, and public notices.
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Madrid
Spain
Cheapest way to preserve vegetables discovered
A brief note describes three methods of vegetable preservation by salting and fermentation using salt water, an old ker or creek, a cover, and a brick. The Department of Agriculture releases a new bulletin explaining the process and urges readers to obtain it.
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Department of Screature
Ree
Elevator Etiquette and Hats in Elevators
A reader argues for keeping hats on in business elevators and removing them in hotels, citing respect and space concerns. The letter contrasts social rules with practical crowding in different conveyances and asserts personal conduct should fit private and public settings. It also touches on forests as a permanent heritage and critiques capitalistic attempts to reduce them.
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Comter
First National Bank
Main
Tates
J.C. Ohsmberlain
America
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