Bridgeport Telegram Notice and Miscellaneous Listing
Abstracted from a damaged Bridgeport Telegram page listing notices. Mentions Peoples Gas bid and Barnum, with reference to Circulation and local listings. No clear events or dates readable.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1921
Page
8
Abstracted from a damaged Bridgeport Telegram page listing notices. Mentions Peoples Gas bid and Barnum, with reference to Circulation and local listings. No clear events or dates readable.
A line about Br John Feenstrick Tange and a youth seeking truth, noting restraint and age, with a wary view of practice shaping anchoragy.
A garbled OCR fragment offers stray phrases about a collector, a tool-killer, a fort’s refinery, and a remark that an undertaker is glad to meet an aviator. The readable content includes disjointed lines and nonsensical bits, with no clear events, dates, places, or persons to anchor a coherent news item.
A reflective essay recalls Dante Alighieri and famous figures born into poverty or humble trades. It argues pure potential comes from mothers teaching values, not money, citing Lincoln Edison Rockefeller and others to stress that open opportunity shapes nations.
In Bridgeport two Republican groups unite against the current administration, forming the Republican Organization of Bridgeport led by John Leonard and including district chairmen, while the Republican Voters League operates separately from Stratfield. Both seek a common objective, likely nominating a single candidate, with no repeat of the prior fusion campaign. The two factions aim to unify healthful governance under a formal party system, asserting control within their ranks for the election.
War officials report more than half of troops withdraw from the wine region in a Western theater shift. Logan County troops reassigned to Boone and Tahwah counties, with Secretary Weeks confirming the move and General Bandholts slated for Washington.
In Milford on a September night, Alfred D. Realff won a reappointment by a 39 to yes vote at a special Republican committee meeting. The reconsideration of Warner’s selection stemmed from a resolution by a committee from the party as the proceedings discussed police board leadership.
Police report indicates Derbet whrets injured a keeper named Weilase and George Katie of 202k street are linked to the incident. He will face city court on charges of sheeting and related preliminaries in a hall with a bond set at $5096.
Fragments discuss spelling choices and origins of terms like reinfer and crnrce. Mentions Friday’s Queries, David, and a “class harp” in a muddled inquiry about Jewish horn terminology and a Bible reference.
Plans announced by the Radio Corporation of America for a Warsaw radio station linking the United States and Poland. The project, employing General Electric transmitters and up to ten 400 foot towers, aims to cover vast distances with a large castle-like antenna array. Estimated cost around 4 million dollars, with construction beginning within months and completion in about a year.
An abrasive reflective monologue contrasts aging men’s bitterness and disillusion with youth’s joys. The speaker laments worn cynicism yet admits his own nostalgia and longing, noting the world’s stubborn order and the social tensions between laughter and solemn duty.
A garbled historical text fragment portrays a speaker lamenting wasted time and effort. It hints at a narrator who values toil and treasure yet derides aimless labor. The piece weaves in odd phrases and disrupted lines, suggesting a damaged OCR page segment with literary style and a chorus about responsibility.
A jumbled note recounts a speaker ranting about getting money for insurance and expenses. The writer laments debts and wants to buy a new chute while criticizing a person named Dror and a plan to start something. The tone is chaotic and urgent.
A garbled OCR of a local page shows scattered lines about domestic life and a person named Briggs. The readable bits mention dinner, someone stalling, getting back, a man named Gosn, and plans to start new business with tenants.
Violet Ingleby a widowed guardian to Ronnie confronts Alf Sutore and Alfred Hastings while managing the Violette's millinery shop. A tangled past, mistaken identities, an accident, and a baby rescue drive Violet toward a renewed romance with Hastings as Ronnie’s fate and Olive’s schemes unsettle the drama.
Dayla King Armstrong of New York was charged with manslaughter for the death of a street cleaner named Tahnifs who was struck by Armstrong's automobile in Newport. The defendant pleaded not guilty and posted bond for future court appearance.
Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton, wife of Alexander Hamilton, stood by him through the Reynolds scandal and his fatal duel. Daughter of General Philip Schuyler, she married Hamilton in 1780 and endured public scrutiny with dignity. She supported him and their eight children, surviving nearly fifty years after his death to age ninety seven.
Reader questions answered on pellagra causes and cures, weather and sound, Hessian War injury to crops, executions during the French Revolution, quicksand, Romeo and Juliet performances at Covent Garden, minutemen, and origins of dancing. Responses cite experts and historical facts with names and places.
Officials warn lack of funds may postpone the personal tax list update under Section 248 of the Bw rating. The law requires enrollment of both women and men, with about $1,800 dedicated to the task. Work cannot proceed until appropriations are secured and the Oct 1 to Oct 31 window for the tax is observed.
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