Bridgeport Telegram Establishment History Note
Bridgeport Telegram published by H and POST PUBLISHING CO at 82 Middle Street Bridgeport Connecticut. Open every Saturday and Sunday. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation and The Associated Press. Exclusive rights to republication of dispatches credited to major sources.
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H@& POST PUBLISHING CO
Barnain
Middle St. Bridgeport
Conn
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Associated Breason
Mane
Pat Syperwize
Aja
Lpcal
Heral
Senator Wilder Voices Constitutional Talk At Armory
Senator Wilder argued against Jack Dempsey tactics during a Constitution Day event by the First Battalion, Connecticut National Guard. The State Armory audience heard discussions on amendments and lawful conduct, followed by dancing and entertainment.
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Wrantk Whder
United States
Connecticut National Guard
State Armory
Wilder
Hiechew
Tobia
Jack Dempey
Luis Firpe
Democrats Fail to Set City Convention Date
In a brief 15 minute session the Democratic executive committee failed to fix dates for the city convention and primaries, citing questions over required days before the election. Town Clerk Clarence Winton notes parties must follow state practice. Republican dates are five days later than allowed, prompting a potential city attorney settlement. Town Chairman John J. McGuinness will announce dates after attorney Cornell's review, with plans to register new voters ahead of the October 19 final day.
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Clarence Winton
Seth
Ayort
John J. McGuinness
Cornell
Minster
Iseraight
Weather outlook for New England and mid- Atlantic
Cloudy conditions with possible showers midweek. Temperatures hold with a general pressure drop over the eastern states. New England, New York, and the Middle Atlantic report unsettled weather, light showers Wednesday, cloudy Thursday, and moderate temperatures. winds mainly southwest to west.
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New England
Astern States
Wey York
Middle Atlantic
Winda
Sandy Wook
Andy Hook
Hutter
Moon No Real Weather Link Says Scientific Review
A weather note argues moon changes do not drive weather. It cites records showing no consistent link between lunar phase and precipitation or air conditions. The piece references common beliefs and scientific examination of climate patterns.
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Ube
Poli’s Bridgeport Theatres Elevate City Entertainment
A Tribune review lauds S Z Poli for opening the Lyric, Port, Palace, Majestic, and Majestic theatres in Bridgeport. The piece calls them “temples of amusement” and credits Poli with boosting culture, attracting visitors from afar, and shaping a thriving theatrical district. It notes Poli’s lavish investment and faith in the city’s future, hoping for public support.
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Sylvestor
Poll
Aciowi
Bridgeport
Lyric Theatre
Poli
New Lyric
Coromerce
Home Owners Fight Gas Station in Quiet Neighborhood
A Bridgeport resident seeks a permit for a gasoline station at Pequonnock and Park avenues after withdrawing a plan for Parl and Beechwood avenues. Residents protest at a Common Council hearing, urging preservation of peace, quiet, and neighborhood beauty, warning homeowners' precarious position in citywide terms.
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Bridgeport
Pequonnock
Park Avenues
Parl
Beechwood Avenues
Common Council
Zoning Program Promptly Proceeded by Authority
Fragmentary text indicates a zoning program moving forward with authority presumed to rest with the Common. No clear dates or participants are readable, but the note implies formal action within a local government framework.
Connecticut Forest Fire Record Shows Sharp Decline This Year
Connecticut saw only half the forest fires in the first six months of 1923 compared with 1922, with 531 fires and 13,135 acres burned. Sparks from railroads account for about 162 fires, while overall acreage per fire fell to 23 from 79, indicating improved public precautions and fire-fighting effectiveness. Restoration and reforestation are identified as essential partners to conservation and land value.
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Connecticut
Parents warned on school attendance protest plan
Connecticut law requires all children seven to sixteen attend public day school unless regularly instructed elsewhere. Black Rock parents may protest sending students to Whittier but face fines per week for each child kept from school. part time transfers may worsen Bridgeport’s current scheduling issue, so tolerance is urged.
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Black Rock
Whittier
Connecticut
Bridgeport
Oratorio Society Rehearsal Opens Bridgeport Season
The Bridgeport Oratorio Society, famed for its efforts, held its first rehearsal of the year under conductor Frank Russha with musical director Arta Mees. About two hundred attendees filled the hall as singers prepared pieces like Flow, Sparkling Waters and In Winter, plus carols scheduled for December 4. Members are urged to join, with space for a few sopranos and a kickoff rehearsal set for October 3.
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Bridgeport Oratorio Society
Bridgeport
Seleol Anuil
Orun
Prook Russeha
Oxium
Vrank
Forther Sonvers
Paul
Alhouse
Althouse
J. S. Beach
Praetoriaas
Petrolasi
Alpe
Taneyer
Quack remedies and mistaken cures in a faded tale
A muddled OCR fragment recounts a dubious healer praised for knowledge yet mixing fantasy and medical claims. The narrator laments misdiagnoses and describes a carnival of misguided treatments, watertight advice, and the healer’s confident assurances amid confusion.
The Guide Post by Henry Van Dyke
An excerpt explores pleasure as double edged, contrasting worldly delight with divine ends. It argues true fulfillment lies in loving God, pursuing virtue, and avoiding a life enslaved to mere sensual gratification.
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Henry van Dyke
Tram motorized new brvysals Sep 13 court beneh
Unclear OCR fragment mentions tram motorisys, new brvysals dated Sep 13. Details about a boy, court beneh, and Urbera Gtavienal are garbled. No clear events, persons, or organizations are readable to summarize reliably.
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Alps
Petine Court
Beneh
Answers to questions for a cow man and more
A compiled set of Q and A touching dairy cow milk production genetics and breeding. It covers milking cycles, tuberculosis absence, origins ofBurnanies names, rust removal from skates, military rank correspondence, Swandol River location, Alma Gluck biography, and the St transmitter inventor.
Cal Coolidge as a Silent Legal Mind in Amherst and Northampton
Northampton residents recall Cal Coolidge, known for silence and keen legal acumen. His Amherst years show careful study, minimal talking, and rapid rise from law office apprentice to influential state legislator on key Rules Committees.
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Coolidge
Amherst
Northampton
Henry 2. Field
Hias
John Warmond
Wil
Mod
Boslan
Boston
Hoxton ‘Polticians
Judge Pieht
Judge Weld
Cal
Judge Field
Tia
State House
State Legislatill
Fox
Flis
Our Children Neglected Exercises by Angelo Patris
A weary essay argues modern schools neglect physical training for youth. The author laments lack of exercise and its effect on body and soul, urging balanced activity without harming denominational unity, and warns against selfish competition among students.
Monument to the South Moves Atlanta Readers
A reader recalls a late night visit to Stone Mountain near Atlanta where carved figures of General Robert E Lee and aides begin to emerge from the rock. The piece argues the mountain will lure crowds, boost health through open air, and spark conversation as a grand natural attraction.
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Allanta
Georgia
Stone Mountain
Atlante
Utah
Uttie
Teva
Scone
Mr. Borgium
Tae
One Hundred Years Ago Major Derby Noon
A New York Evening Post item from September 49 1622 honors Major Derby Noon born Irish by birth who naturalized and served with distinction in the late war. He organized an infantry company, volunteered, and served the United States with loyalty and bravery, noted for battles Eric and Chippewa.
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New York Evening Post
Derby
Tie
United States
Meath
Eric
Chippewa
Discoveries and Inventions Through Time by Anse Campbell
A reflective piece tracing Benjamin Franklin, Robert Fulton, Marconi, and Evuon as pioneers. It celebrates invention and the thrill of discovery from electricity to the telephone, ending with a note on a baby’s first tooth and the joy of truth seekers.
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Anse Campbell Toung
Benjamin Franklin
Found Secrets Electric
Robert Fulton
Old will filed in Trumbull estate case shows 82000 value
The inventory of Nathan H. Nicholls estate in Trumbull, filed yesterday, lists property valued at 82000, detailing an old will drawn for 14 and a later court action that dragged on for 77 years, with drought affecting the record.
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Nathan H. Nicholls
Trumbull
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