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New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Fench Professor
 Explains Cause Of Old Age
DIV FOLKS PAST 40 MAY HELP RENEW YOUTHFUL
 STRENGTH, "PEP' AND ENERGY

hat the rigor Of our internal or
 Fa, gives the most accurate measure
 our health and length of life is the
 nion of Dr. EJouard Retterer, Pro-
 Eor of the Academy of Medicine of
 Fs. He attributes the principal
 .e Of cid age 10 the failure of the
 nds to normally create sufficient
 ernal secretion, without which. thcv
 n stop working properly and the | ly becomes filled with poisons. But
 p that Science has found way
 produce yi:alizins internal eXer-
 a of the glands and organs by the vicious restorative Radum power
 ARlUM tablets, signs of weakness
 l advancing years often quickly
 k way to renewed strength. youth. energy and vigorous activity. William l.. klcist of Washington Fs: II have been taking ARlt N )olets for general run-down condi 1l - nervousness, stomach trouble (ney and bladder trouble and man, |er ailments. l had tried doctor ' patent medicines and everything led but ARlUM. It has wrought q |nderful change in my condition" A. Rates of Plainville, Conn.,. ktes: II have taken only two boxes ARIrM Tablets. but it has helped nerves and vitality very much" If you suffer from prostate gland (ammation. kidney trouble, torpid fr. bladder weakness or high blood |ssurc. with consequent lack of |ECE and NERVE ENERGY. you t 1t to yourself to try ARluM at [c A multitude of a.arming symp- |ns often quickly disappear. Lame tk. rheumatic twinccs and aches. |zincss, pains in the head, sour mach, frequent getting up nights. barrassing nervous weakness and her distressing middle age ailments .y rapidly become a thing of the St. You should see and feel q truly rtlIng Improvement in yourself each '.
 TIE: The Associated Radium Chem. s. Inc. of New York which supplies .gcists with ARlUM guarantees suc- sful and satisfactory results In every 'e from it's progressive use. or money undsd and also that a definite unity of genuine radium is ueod in
 preparation. ARIUM is easy and nomical to take and may now bo dilv obtained in this city from any d druggist such as
 Drug Co.,, City Drug . Nathan Noveck.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Cooper Is Chairman.
HLT, CASE \OIJED

fha case Of John Hill Of the |rliyiew apartments on Main bet. charged with theft, has been He'd in superior court, He was resented by Nair X Nair of this :. He was one of four employees Landers, Frary X Clark who ad- ted having purchased stolen 'ds from an office boy The oth-
 were given suspended jail tence of three months and plac-
 on probation for six months.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
JOINS T.. S. BANK FIRM

London, Mar. 10 LF'i-1t is gener- ally understood in competent finan- cial quarters that Capt. Gordon Loith, the well known London bank or, has definitely accepted partner ship in the firm of Kuhn. Loeb X Co. Of New York
 1t is expected that Mir. Leith will make formal announcement to this effect when he arrives in SouIhamp- ton on Friday,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
XPECT REASONS |0R z0N|NG CHANCE
Fard Dislikes Regulations on Apartments

IThe first important amendmen' the zonins act is soon to be sug. ,ted as result Of dissatisfaction bong members Of the board Of ad |'fment with present regulations |.ich restrict the number of apart. |-nts in certain districts. yet give |;hitects practically q free hand the mum Der of rooms.
 Lot area equivalent to l,e5C lare feet for each apartment is |iulred under the existing ordi. |nce, and 1t does not matter wheth- the apartments contain two pms or 10, provided set backs are |oper. Acting Chairman William Atwood has criticized this con- ion and tavors q change Ito con m with common sense" he de- red last night when action was ayed on the application Of Mario |,nci for an exception on Cedar |eet. The Cianci matter was held so the new ordinance and the ion in this case will be consist 'ianci, through Attorney Cyril r. |ifney, asked permission to build apartments on the lot for which bare footage for but 13 apart nts is available. Mr. Gaffney |nted to the fact that there is cedcnt for granting the exception at least three local instances. The De act contains this provision, |. Gaffney argued. for the purpose insuring light and air, protection |tins' fire hazard. and absence Of
 lgestion. These protective meas $ are assured in the Cianci
 lding, the attorney argued.
 Dr. D. W. O'Connell, represented
 Attorney George W. Brady. said
 is the owner of adjacent proper
 which he wishes to hold for resi- hoe purposes. and he feels. he d, one exception will lead 10 Eers and eventually the stree. will rome congested. Commissioner M. Davidson reminded Dr. O'Con-
 T that Cianci could build 13 artments Of seven rooms each f
 wished. but the physician coun- cd With an argument that such 'rtments probably would not lse SO many persons as more lsins units with q smaller total
 rooms.
 In exception was granted the mir Bearing Co. 10 build q new ID in alignment with a present
 laiug which is at the sidewalk }. .A five-foot setback is cficCt tive awhr:e on the street.
 Charles Gulbin vas instructed to sent sketches Of proposed easo- } station for which he desires an option from South street rsgula- Is. He was represented by At ney Thomas J. Cabelus.
 imilar instructions were given ,. Margaret Schmidt who wishes build q garage and small work ? on Seymour avenue.
 Cooper Is Chairman.
 udse James E. Cooper, who was ted chairman Of the board last ht. said today he will accept the ition.
 he post Of chairman has been ant since the resignation of Will n E. Atwood two months ago.
 Judge Cooper has been acting MT. Cooper, a rcDub- n was former corporation counsel
 the City Of New Britain and he 1ow associated with the Stanley rks. Of which he is a vice prcsi-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
Joint Rates Must Be
 Given. Saws Commission

Washington, March lo GPl-Joint rates on traffic moving via New York harhor to New England must be accorded 10 shipments from the central railroad of New Jersey on the same basis that they are given to tr5tfic originating on the Pennsyl- Fania and Lehigh Valley railroads, the interstate commerce commission
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

lesa search for bundle reported thrown into small pond about time David C. Dudley disappeared. which it is thousl might throw light on the slaying.
 Waterbury - Burglars break into dwelling ot Michael Frascatorc. chisel and hammer way into small safc and escape with $510 in mid afternoon without attracting atten- ton Of occupants Of other apart meuts.
 Hartford Both proposed state songs turned down by legislative committee on education, after hear ing.
 Hartford = Descending elevator. failing 10 stop on first floor. impris- ons II women. a man and fright "ned elevator boy for i5 minutes until operator climbs through ove-- head trap and gets ladders and worllntn for rescue.
 Hartford - BootlegEer driving at nigh speed out Of side streets and crashing anIdships in fire appar- aus answering alarms adds 10 pcrils Of fire lighters. Assistant Chief M '. SounoE, of New Britain depart ment tells legislature committee.
 Bristol - One man injured when 59-eallon tank Of naphtha explodes III plant of Trinity Dye Works due to short circuit.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
was as 10 prevent over congestion in the harbor.

At conference Of the Women's Engineering society in England. re. gently more than half the women wore long hair. nine had "Eton crops and only few had shingles,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
held.

No orders were issued but the commission in holding that the Jer- scy Central was entitled 10 access to the New York route. advised the railroads concerned 10 lay out plan for handling the traffic and reme- dying the rate application in such
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

call a convention whenever So De. titions have been submitted.
 Celier was the only member c. congress who appeared in favor o. the resolution, and Representative Fish, rep. New York. was the only one opposed. Senator's Borah, dry and Edwards, wethad been expected 10 appear.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
FLASHES OF LIFE: ONCE BALLET STAR
 BUT DIES ALONE AND IN POVERTY

London - Will it be Prime Min
 ister Nancy Astor? The government.
 it is understood, is ready to give the vote to women when they are 2I. ! even though it would mean a ma jority of women voters in every par | llamentary constituency. They cant
 vote now till 90.
 New York Mary Hay. back
 with Paris divorce from Dick Bar theimess, brings word that Europe is frantic about the Black Bottom. You are in princess 1T you do it for thcm,'
 | Harrisburg, Pa Miss Helen Grimes. member of legislative committee, thinks that a birth con- trol bill is doomed to failure, espe- cially because two Philadelphia girls sat in the front row smoking at a
 hearing on the matter.
 Poughkeepsie, \. Y. - Vassar col lcse is to turn a bit educational in summer. Women may bring their husbands for a course on the theory and practice Of home making. Twelve husbands already have been registered by their wives.
 Philadelphia - "The little old music mistress concealed her iden- tity in poverty and death revealed if. Nrancheschina Paris, once star dancer. died at T in a little room clutching q ballet slipper in which she had appeared before the Czar. Papers found in her room told or acclaim in by-gonc avs. In recent years she struggled for existence by teaching the piano.
 New York - Hunting a hit-and- run motorist who killed her boy. Mrs. Anna Spetko is patrolling up- per Park avenue daily with a sand wich placard asking that intorma- ton be volunteered.
 Rome Men who permit wives anu uauEHt"ls 10 dress lnlMolcStlN are to be disciplined. Supporting the Pope's ideas as 10 raiment, the organization of Catholic action is calling for speedy and discreet re- ports from members with view to economic and moral boycotts
 Cleveland -- The hard life Of wife of a soldier of fortune is des- cribed by Mrs. Anna Laura Archer. in answer to the charges made in divorce suit by Captain Herman \. Archer. [. s. A, the original of Cap tain Macklin, fiction hero of Rich ard Harding Davis. She ayers she hardships in every part
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Gf the globe for 22 years.
 Now York - Six hams for one dinner? Tt seems an awful lot of ham 10 me" President Coolidge is quoted as telling Mrs. Elizabeth Jar- trey formerly housekecper at the White House, who is writing her rccollections in HearSl's Interpatiou- il magazine. Sh. estimates Mir. Coolidge has saved $5o.0oo out Of his salary and says ho has more clothes than five previous presidents she knew.
 Albany. Y. Y. -- It's going 70 cost the state Sla2 10 polish up smooth shavcn George Washington while Charles F. Hughes. whisNers and all. will be made spick and span for sNS. Portraits of notahlas in the cxecu- tive chamber at the capitol are be- ing scrubbed
 New York - simon Eothschild. pioneer in the cloak and suit trade. who says he used to play poker with Grover Cleveland, is 100 years old. Daily he smokes and takes some thing obtainable legally by prcscrip- ton.
 | Wallingfori Funeral Of David C. Dudley. Jr.. Of Neridcn whose body was found al Highland Station Q week ago, held from undertakine establishment.
 New Haven - Edward C. Buck land, vice president of New Haven railroad. announced head Of local committee in Yale S2o. .oUu. .0oo en- 1 dowmont drive for educational pur- poses.
 ! Rridgepor - Verdict Of acauittal returned in lquor transportation case against George r. Eckart- Of Nichols. proprietor ot Eckart Brew cry. in superior court William Alex andor, truckman, found guilty by same jury.
 Hartford Continuance until March 4 granted government in case against five men arrested in federal raid February =. when Park Street Ice and Beverage company vas seized. Earl Fritney of West Haven, driver Of truck seized at time loaded with alleged beer arrested.
 Stratforl - Officer and spectators join in successful quarter mile chase of JoHa Fleming of Boston. arrest e1 in car reported stolen in Massa- Chusett.s city,
 Neriden Officers conduct fruit i
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Stratfora - Officer and spectators join in successful quarter mile chase of Joan Fleming of Boston. arrest ai in car reported stolen in Massa- -husett; city.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10
EXTRA SPECIAL 1O%0 DISCOUNT.

An extra discount of ion per cent on practically all models in the Glenwood line can be earned this manufacturing this sale only. An extra saving--a sub stantal amount--well worth while.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Meriden - Officers conduct fruit
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

New York - Mary Hay. back with Paris divorce from Dick Bar theimess, brings word that Europe is frantic about the Black Bottom. ' ou are in princess if you do 1t for thcm,''
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

of the globe for 22 years.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

. Harrisburg, Pa. Miss Helen Grimes. member of a legislative committee, thinks that a birth con- trol bill is doomed 10 failure, espe- cially because two Philadelphia girls sat in the front row smoking at a hearing on the matter.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Bridgeport - Verdict Of acduittal returned in liquor transportation case against George r, Eckart Of Nichols. proprietor or Eckart Brew cry in superior court. William Alex andor, truckmon, found guilty by same jury.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

New Haven - EdWarl G. Buck land, vice president of New Haven railroad. announced head Of local committee in Yale S2n.ooo.ooo en- dowmont drive for educational pur- poses.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

Waltlngfori - Funeral of Dayil c. Dudley. Jr.. Of Meriden who's, body was found al Highland Static. 9 week ago, held from undertalinl establishment.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

New York - Hunting a hit-and- run motorist who killed her boy
 Mrs. Anna Spetko is patrollins up- per Park avenue daily with sand wich placari asking that intorma- ton bo yolurteered.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-10

TIMELY. CLOSE OUT OF
 BABY CARRIAGES
 The the new Season have just arrived Num- bers 'Carred Over" be disposed quickly All las Seasons stock mxked for quick add Of the priced especially to introduce them lovely Carriages
 $2100 HeywoolWaketed Baby Carriages; Pawn or Cafe cIosoo@t , ,,'. ruee ..,'.o'.. '."ss oo'. $14.75
 $&9oe handsome Baby reversible gears Hoods and bodies adjustable positions Large rubber tires Golden Birch color-iuly lined in genuine m00 11 corduroy. COsc-out ............,,,,. sDLJ.UO
 Sll'n Strollers in the Genuine Iev- Wood~N ~Nakotlclds. Large comfortable tn" Growing liahics Priced a D/s/O
 $2o5u, nicely upholstered Sroers with adnstabe hoods Roomy and comfortable sturdy light Especially Esp @ G or.coa "f's; a; ......... $16.5O
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
ALL BAKER BOY
CLUES FAIL

FREDERICKSBURG, Va. May
When police here abandoned
the theory today that s-year-old
Albert Baker was slain by a maniac.
they practically admitted defeat.
Each theory that has been advanced
that seemed logical has been
exploded. until today they are with
out tangible clue.
Since Albert Baker vanished on
February %. the case has been sur
rounded with mystery and today 1t
was definitely established that no
one saw him after he was last seen
by his chum, Conway Apperson,
except. of course. his slayer.
Some significance was given to
the discovery of bag in which the
body OF a dog was found. This.
however. was cleared up when the
owner was located. He explained
that he had disposed of the dog
when it died.
Residents here hold that the
slayer will not be found. or, IL he
should be. 1t will be a matter of
many months or years. and then
by some accident.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
EXAMS CHECK
CRACK RUNNER
BY International News servles

LINCOLN, Neb., May 13.-When
University of Nebraska officials
made preparations for exhibition
races in the 100 yard and 220 yard
dashes between Roland Locke and
Jackson Scholz, at the Missouri
Valley track and field meet here
May 81, they took care Of all ar.
rangements with the exception Of
getting Locke's agreement to race.
And now Locke, busy with prep
arations for law examinations, says
he won't be able to run.
Despite the fact that Locke holds
the worlds record in the 220 and
unofficially has clicked off the 100
in SIS second, running is second
In his interest. Firt comes the
study Of law and it Is his fondest
hope that he will graduate this
spring from Nebraska with "cum
laude" honors.
Law examinations are but a few
weeks off, and Locke IL free to
admit that he doesn't wish to be
bothered with training while he is
studying.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
LOngWOrth Protests
Revenue Office Close

Protest against the proposed
abandonment OF the internal reve.
nue. office at Cincinnati was lodged
with the Treasury Department to-
day by Speaker Nicholas Longworth,
who represents the Cincinnati dis.
trict In Congress.
Longworth recommended to Com
missioner ID. III. Blair that the Gin
cinnau office be retained, and the
Columbus office be discontinued if
1t is found necessary to reduce the
number of Ohio offices. He pointed
out that the Cincinnati office han
dies more business than the Column
bus office, and its abandonment
would cause great inconvenience to
southwestern Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
Capital Auto Deaths
Show Gain for Year

That there were Is more deaths
from automobile accidents in Wash.
ington in the year ending April %
1927, than ,the preceding year, was
shown by a report compiled by the
Department of Commerce and re-
leased today.
The report, however, showed one
less death for the four.week period
ending April IS than in the CORE.
spending period for 1926. washing.
tons total for the past year was set
at 1903. New York city led the list
for the 12-month period with 1.IIa
deaths. Eight cities reported no
fatalities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

anchored off shore with 70 planes
aboard.
The U. s. s. Wright, naval air.
ship mother" ship, was also in
port.
An air base was being set up in
Middletown.
On Monday a fleet OF 1877 battle
ships and smaller naval craft,
known as the Black invaders. viii
launch an attack against the Blue
defenders.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
War Game Gets Under
Way Off Rhode Island

NEWPORT, r. l., May b.
Rhode Island today took on the
appearance of war time. as the ad-
vance guard of the big black and
blue war game forces began to
gather.
Twenty-Five seapIanes from Nor
folk took trial flights over New.
port and the u. S. S. Patoka, mast
ship Of the dirigible Los Angeles
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13
Cook School Concert
Pleases Large Audience

A concert by pupils Of the Music
Extension Class of the John f.
Cook School under the auspices
of the Community Center depart
ment of the colored schools was
given at the Cook School auditorium
last night before a large audiance
of the Cook School Parent.Teachers
Association. The musical was un-
der the direction OF w. e. Lew.
Those appearing on the program
were Minnie Robinson, Julia Mae
Bragg, Florence Willard and
Charlita Henderson.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

An aeronautical engineer in Ger
many is the inventor of a suspen-
sion railroad with cars attaining a
speed of more than 200 miles an hour
and driven, by a propeller.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

A device has been invented that
controls traffic signals by sound ana
by the mere shrek OF the fire en-
gine's siren will change signals and
halt all vehicles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-13

Biggest show in town nc Polls
tonight. Benefit Of flood sufferers.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-05
F rance Rejects Again
Disarmament Overture

Continued From, Page One,
idge, however, adherence of the Paris
government TO it's theory that France
must support exclusively the efforts
of the league of nations toward a
more general treatment of the arms
limitation question was foreseen.
It had been hoped by officials here,
nevertheless, that French unofficial
observers would be designated to
watch the three-power proceedings
and it is difficult for the Wa shington
government to understand how that
form of participation could have CON-
plicated in any way the French po-
sition in the more general discussion
French refusal will have no effect
upon the agreement of the American
British and Japanese governments to
thresh out at Geneva the practical
possibilities of extending limiting
agreements to cruisers, destroyers,
submarines and other classes of war
craft in which competitive building
still exists.
The attitude of Italy, which also
declined the five-power conference
invitation, is unknown so far as the
three power proceedings are concern
ed. With both Mediterranean powers
Withholding from any participation,
the problem of the three major naval
powers in cutting down naval pro-
grams without riskng national Sc
durity is admittedly more difficulty.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-05
20 LEADING RAILROAD
SHARES MAKE NEW HIGH

NEW YORK, April 4. (R-Heavy ac-
cumulation of the railroad shares, in
fluenced largely by excellent current
earnings and traffic statements, today
sent the average of 20 leading issues
traded in the New York stock ex-
change to the highest level since 1918.
Erie railroad common sold above IS
a share for the first time in 25 years.
The apparently small floating supply
of the stock among leading commits
sion houses indicated that large blocks
had been taken out of the market,
presumably by the Van Sweringens,
who obtained control of the road a
few years ago as part of their con-
soldation plan