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New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
Century Old Lizard Is
 Brought From Ceylon

New York. April 24 Pl-A cen tury old lizard. nine feet long and weighing 800 pounds, has arrived in America for exhibition at the Philadelphia zoo.
 The lizard. believed to be the largest in captivity. was brought here by the Red Star liner Belgen- land, back from a 30,00O-nlile cruise around the world. The rep tile was found under a sacred bobo tree at the temple Of Anaderaphura in Ccylon.
 Four baby white camels and six eibbon monkeys, known as miss ing links" were also brought in the liner. The animals were in care of C. N. Bistany Of the New York Geological Gardens,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
Piles Go Quick
Without Salycs or Cutting

Thousands who have piles don't know that quick and permanent re lief can be accomplished with inter nal medicine. Cutting or any amount c. treatment with ointments and suppositories will not remove the cause.
 Bad circulation causes piles. There is stagnation of blood circulation in the lower bowet and q weakening Of inc parts. pr. J. $. Leonhar2t sound the remedy and called his prescription HEM-ROID. Dr. Leon hardt tried it in many. many casgF with a marvellous record of success, such q wonderful record that HEM . ROID is now sold by drusststs cy- arywhere under q rigid money back guarantee.
 Don't waste any more time with outside applications. Get q pack age of HEM -ROID from Fair Dept. Store. Inc, today. IL has given quick and lasting relief to thousands and should do the same for you.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
7. M. (. 4. NOTES

A number Of boys have already signed up to attend the county con- ference next Friday ani Saturday. The conference is for the older boys Of Hartford county and will be held at Simsbury.
 Scout Troop.
 Following the regular meeting of the Y Boy Scout troop 'his evening several Dw members wi!l be in iiiated into the mysteries of the ten- derfoot.
 Monday: Tho scout troop will meet in the boys department at 7:30 p. m. The physical department will conduct the following classes: Junior A class, 4:15 P. m; younger busi- ness mems class. 5;3O p. m; inter- mediate class. D. m.; senior class, S:30 ?. m.
 | Tuesday: The physical department will conduct the following classes: Morning class, 9;30 a. m.: junior B class. A:15 ?. m; oidar business mems class, 5;30 p. m: employed E, ' ?. m; junior life saving in struction, $50 ?. m. The junior ! leaders will practice at ?. m. 1 Wednesday: The senior Hi-Y club will hold q regular meeting and monday luncheon beginning at 1f:S9 a. m. in the banquet hail. The
 Mohawk tribe Of Friendly Indians
 will meet in the boys department at t:15 p. m. The Roosevelt Pioneer
 club will meet in the boys depart
 ment at 7:30 ?. m. The physical de- partmant will conduct the following , classes: Church group A, 4l5 p. m.;
 younger business mems class, 5:S0 ?. m; intermediate class, T. m;
 esinners swimming class for sen
 iors, S:30 ?. n.
 Thursday: The Junior Achieve
 mont club will meet in the boys de pertinent at 7:So ?. m, The four classes in weekday re!igiou school
 will meet in the boys department at
 ?. m. The physical depa rtment 1 will conduct the following classes: ! Church group F. 4:15 p. m.: older
 business mons class, 5:3o D. m; em- i ployed B Class, ?. m.
 Friday: The junior Hi-Y club will | meet in the boys department at 7:30
 p. m The physical department will ] conduct the following classes: Morn ! ing class, 9;50 q. m.; junior A class. 1 f:15 ?. m.; younger business mems class, 5:30 ?, nl.: intermediate class, | : ?. m.: senior class, S:3o ?. m.: swimming class for beginners Of the | junior department, S:30 !, .. Saturday: The junior leaders corp will go to New London o taht part 1 in the state leaders conference. The
 physical department will conduct the following classes; 10 a. n.. junior B class; swimming instruction for be- Cinners in the junior depal tment. II
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
Suspicious Fire Does
 Damage to Old School

Stamford, Conn., April 9 P}-- 4 fire ot suspicious origin during last night made useless the old Glcnbrook school q frame building in which four claa. rooms were be- ing used daily. This fire was the second started by some one on q Sunday night. The fire damage was placed at S2o.00o The four classes were transferred 10 the new Glen- brook school this afternoon where other classes from the old school had preceded them.
 Last nights ire started in the basement, spread to the partitions and broke out in the attic and through the roof. The Genbrook department was assisted by Stam- ford apparatus.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
(. s. Bowers New Tenor
 1t First Baptist Church

Chester s, Bowers. city bacteriolo- gist, has been appointed tenor solo, ist in the First Baptist church choir. Mr. Bowers has studied with Pro- lassors Gillette. Wood and Jacobson New York state, also with Mir. Hou- ston, now with the Eastern Opera company. MT, Bowers Was a mem- her Of the glce clubs Of the Univer- sity Of Michigan and Hobart college at Geneva, \. Y.
 London feet are long and slim, Welsh feet low in the arch, and Scottish feet broad in the sole.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25

effort to locate that path and that he was tired of the ecclesiastical bluff" the Rev. Jesse D. Roberts, for 2f years a Methodist minister, yesterday morning told his congre- gation at the Mary Taylor Memorial M. E. church, Milford. that he was giving lip the ministry and the church.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
CLAIMS eNn;t.lNG RECORD

San Pedro. Calf. April 95 Upl -Byron Summers. 22, Glon2ale, Calf. claims he swam the Catalina channel yesterday in inc record time of 13 hours g minutes
 The record set by George Young. Toronto, Canada youth, in the Wrigley marathon last January, was Is hours IS minutes
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25

Miss Esther H. Koplowitz Of 32 StratfoId road, this city, is compot ing her first year or junior high school work. Her position at the Nathan Hale Junior High school IS that of instructor in typewritlHg. bookkeeping and commercial arlth- netic.
 She was graduated from New Britain High school She then en- rolled at Bay Path Institute, Spring field, Mass, where she took nor mai course.
 Her experience consists Of work at Madison school and at private school in Brooklyn, N. '.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25

New York-The fortune ot a granddaughter Of the late E. H. Hartman. railroad magnate, Is 10 aid poor children or the East Side. An endowment fund of Sl00,000 for Carol Smith was established al birth by her parents and Mrs. Hartman. Tine child died recently at the age of eight Richard Penn Smith and Mrs. smith tCarol Ayerill Farri- nan) asked the Lenox Hill neigh borhood association to accept the gift as from the child herself. Much of the fund will be used for a recre :. ation center.
 Washington Richard Morgan,
 Iephone clerk, and his heircss ride, the former Frances DuPont
 f FairvieW, Pa, who cloped Sat lay to Belair, Md, having been
 tlrting their honeymoon just like
 ots of young folks, seeing the Washington monument and other sights. And bridegroom says that everything is fine with both fami- lies. They uscd 10 mike mud pies to- ge.her in childhood and more re gently her car took him 10 the rail- road station daily to commute to hls work in Philadelphia.
 New York--As the girls attorney puts it, this is not q case Of Abicg Irish Rose, but Izzy's Heather Is- rael Fein. young vioinist, is suing Mary McCauslard. also yiolinist, for so5, GOO for breach Of promise. He insists that she proposed. She rises to remark that if she ever marrios she doesn't think she will have to do the proposing. She is Scotch.
 Chicago-One family of three is to have the first ride on the mos. palatial train ever built by the Pullman company. II is the private train of President Gales, which cost s375,oo0. Arturo Elias, consul gen. cral at New York, his wife ard StNtil J tdi -pIl sDi are ID nave u to themselves on it's trip to Mexico City.
 Moscow-Eight thousand persons are to be employed for nine months in the making Of film of the bolshcvik revolution under govern ment auspices. American experts have been asked to assist.
 New York-Brandon Tynan, president of the Catholic Actors guild, expects that Cardinal Hayes will scold members in an address next month. He revealed this in a speech to Catholic sodalitics. eX- blaming his view that an actors duty is to play q part just like the lawyers duty is to defend a case and that the worse q play is tine more women try to see il: for in- stance girls fought one another in an effort to see a play recently withdrawn.
 Wallingford, Conn.-Tad Jones wishes college presidents would r"- gard football as q spiritual game. In a speech to boys he said respon-
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
JAP CRISIS ENDED

Tovko. April 25 tP}-With the three week moratorium In effect, the Japanese financial panic was virtually at an end
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25
GIVES UP THE CHURCH

Bridgeport, Conn.,, April 25 p,- Declaring the church today was drifting away from the spiritual path of Christ" and was making no
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25

ing that his troops, after fighting for six months, are tired and hungry.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25

Wallingford, Conn.-Tad Jones wishes college presidents would re- gard football as q spiritual game. In a speech to boys he said respon-
New Britain herald., 1927-04-25

Moscow-Eisht thousand persons are to be employed for nine months in the making Of film of the bolshevik revolution under govern ment auspices. American experts have been asked to assist.
Evening star., 1927-09-14

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Evening star., 1927-09-14

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Evening star., 1927-09-14

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Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR HANDLES MUCH BUSINESS

WASHINGTON, Feb. IF. (P-A record business was transacted by the office of the Secretary of the Interior in 1926 when action was had upon more than 7S,375 appeals, re- ports and other matters, it has just been announced by the department
 Public business passing through and disposed of by the office of the Secretary of the Interior reached re- cord proportions last year, when more than 7S,375 appeals, reports and other separate matters were acted upon.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17
MORE 0N AIR QUEEN
(Continued from Page One)

the vast bag, and inside the ship the tail, sides and rudder bases of would be facilities for housing four to six airplanes which could be launched as required, from any loca- tion in the air.
 The plans contemplate a struc- ture built on multiple, instead of a single keel, and with special ring girders so that failure of one part of the hull would not endanger the ship.
 Power would be obtained from 4S00-horse power engines, capable of producing a ninety-mile- hour speed. The cruising radius would be 5000 to 5000 miles without reload ing.
 Captain E. A. Lehman, admins trative expert of the former Zeppe- lin works at Freiderichshafen Ger many, heads the staff of designers Dr. Karl Armstein, who was chief engineer of the Zeppelin company, and small group of experts also have joined the staff
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17
OFF FOR ANCHORAGE

Members of the student body were at the depot this morning to bid the High School basketball team fond adieu and to wish them luck in their coming three-game series with the Anchorage "Wild Cats" The squad Ewen. Jack Rosness and Edward is in charge of Superintendent Nc. Starr, students, are accompanying the team as yell leaders.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17
PICTURE JOsHEs SEEKS
 AND sHEBAS 0F SCREEN

In "Bluebeard's Seven Wives" Robert T. Kane-First National feature comedy, now at the Liberty tseatre, something new and original is said to have been brought to the screen. The film is described as gentle satire on the prevalent type of screen press agent, screen sheik and screen vam- pire.
 Despite it's frothy character Blue beard's Seven Wives" has also a se- rious underlying theme which runs deeper even than the press agents wild stunt to make his movie star popular by exploiting him as modern Bluebeard. This is the awakening of confidence in the hero. He develops from a bashful, stuttering bank clerk to a film hero of importance. The transformation is accomplished with a good deal of realism it is said.
 In the principal roles are Ben Lyon, Blanche Sweet, Dorothy Sebastian, Lois Wilson, Sam Hardy and Diana Kane. Alfred A. Santell is responi- ble for the direction and Blanche Mer- Till and Paul schofield for the story.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17

in All republication
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 NEED FOR SHELTER HARBOR
 Every year the need fo shelter harbor at eSward to accommodate the smaller littora manifests itself Today fleet of habut boats driven from the banks by storm raging the North Pacific, clustered chafe against each other until weather conditions will en- able them again to set sail for the oshore fishing banks While the wind is otfshore, small craft may find re- fuge in the harbor but when the winds sweeping from the they little better off than they layingto on the rolling ocean.
 Epics have been written about the fishermen of Glou cester Mass and their wonderful courage but the great est is yet to be written of the Vikings who Ego down to the sea- in the North Pacific and battle Neptune Posdeon and the remainder of the mythical ancient gods for live lihOod on the halibut banks. The halibut fishermen and others who pioneer the waters of the North Pacific have asked little in the way of navigation aids being willing to chance many hazards rather than yield the pride of their dangerous calling It would seem only reasonable that attention of the ment should be directed to the construction of break water aording safe haven for these brave little craft We never thought the American League would Ban McAdoo says he doesn't seek the presidency; All Smith says he wouldn't refuse. Now let Coolidge tell one Now if Seattle and Portland decided to put on their usual brand of weather Goethas would have to be called
 
 Think of what would have happened to Hatfield and his ranmakng machine if he had been in California dur ing the past few days!
 Gauged by the joker in the teracy test b either the fraers of the feared being barred at the polls there super-iterate in the woodpe somewhere A learned judge and clergyman in the States are debating the question: Gan the present institution of marriage be improved" Why not submit it to the League of Nations?
 will become useful has been vindcated in Southern Cali fornia The bathing beauties finally got opportunity to wet those quarter piece suits.
 An Eastern Governor reason why Alas kans should voe It's the only chance the citizens have of squarng with their boxtove orators and getting rid of them for few months by electng them to the Legis lature.
 Monster elephant weighing three tons on exh- bition in London eats 300 pounds of fish day. That's nothing! Seaons camping the rocks at the head of Resurrection Bay eat half their weight every day and most of them weigh a ton.
 The ve-day week is start in the direction of mak- ing week-ends meet
 Those ahs describing the horrors of haltoss fairly make one hold his breath
 The only trust that has escaped the attacks of de1a gogues is the fvver trust.
 Evidently it hasn't occurred to upfters that pester- ing people doesn't make them happy.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17

special for Sunday dinner. New York Ice Cream Satur- day and Sunday. Candy Cottage.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17

The old saw about keep thing long enough and it will become useful has been vindicated in Southern Cali fornia The bathing beauties finally got opportunity to wet those quarter-piece suits
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17

Gauged by the joker in the teracy test b either tn frarers of the feared being barred at the poll there super-literate in the woodpie somewhere
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17

A learned judge and clergyman in the States al debating the question: "Can the present institution marriage be improved" Why not submit it to the Leagu of Nations?
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17

An Eastern Governor why Alas kans should vote It's the only chance the citizens have of squarng with their boxsoye orators and getting rid of them for few months by electng them to the Legs lature.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-02-17

Think of what would have happened to Hatfield al his rainmakng machine if he had been in California du ing the past few days!
Evening star., 1927-05-10

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